The Clinton New Era, 1914-12-03, Page 4lt'
AGE FOUR,
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•THE CLINT`ON NEW ERA •
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Thursday, December 3rd
Desirable Real Estate inay be sold at any time or season. A good many shrewd buyers wait for the so-called
unfavorable seasons in which to make their investments,
and they are watching the, " acyls."
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AO B1tLO CIOOTARY
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Phone, 7S
il)111Mllery
and
Dress
A1Enl+i1!g
MILLINERY 51.98
'Aa our milliners leave in about two weeks, we are anxious to
,salt every hat before they go. They are all new styles. some of them
EOM as high as $6; About fifteen hats to choose from, only 01.98
Sample
Winter
Coats.
$10.00,
We were fortunate to secure 15 Sample Coats, They are the
latest styles and Dome in pretty cloths, most all sizes. If these were
bought in the regular way, wee%weltdtke haa your choice to sell Saturday $As
' we want to clear these out q y,
Ladies Fall Suits $12.50
We still have a few Ladies Fall Suite to clear, navy and black
only, satin lined, values up to 9'20, Saturday $12.50
ehristmas Gifts
This store is ready with a large stock of Christmas
'Goods. Everything will be on display this week
Come early for beat choice.
,This Store Leads all others for Christmas Buying
The 'Uncnoy
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NOW COLONEL'S'HANNON.
Major L. W Shannon, of the per-
manent
er-
,quarters in Lotndongreceived not
ice of his promotion to the Tank of
Lieutenant Colonel to take
e. -Col
fie
Lt
from
•the 16 inst. L
leut
oirel. Sharman has been assistant
adjutant -general for the past few
months.
• It is rather, amusing mow to
think of the excitement that arose
in various.p arts of Western On-
.atrio, starting with Wingham, re-
cently over the erection of Gov-
ernment towers: at various places
Mr. H. B. Morphy, N. C:, M. P., of
Listowel, asked for an official ex-
planation fon the public's informa-
tion, and received the following
thorough article 'on the subject
from Chief, Astronomers Ding, of
the DominionAstronomical Obser-
vatory, which he has allowed to be
reproduced;
Dear Mr, 11orphy,-Referring to
the subject of our recent conver-
sation S would explain that• the
towers mentioned are triangula-
tion stations of the Geodetic Sur-
vey.
Arthur Sutherland, 9 Edgewo
crescent, Toronto only daughter
Over The Teacups. and Mr. 1Vm, Coats, Goderich,
her 26th year.
Rev. Mr. Harper was at Winthrop
on Sunday preaching anniversary
sermons atrcl was chairman at the
fowl supper and entertainment on
Monday night.
That method of this survey poll -
sists in the selection of points at
a considerable distance apart, visi-
ble from one another. Thus the
country is covered by a network
of triangles, the angles of which
are then measured with theodolites
The length of one triangle side•is
measured on the ground with spe-
cial ,apparatus with the highest ac-
curacy attainable. From !his
length, using the measured angles
of the triangles, the lengths of all
the other lines in the network are
calculated by trigonometry. Astro-
nomical observations to determine
the latitude and longitude of one
point and the direction of one side
are sufficient to give the latitudes
and. longitudes of all points and
the directions of all sides, though
in order to limit the accumulation
of the unavoidable small errors, ad
ditional astronomical stations are
intro•duied at suitable intervals, as
Well as check base line measure-
ments. •
LThe points thus determined are
to serve as basal points for local
surveys of alBering or cl kinds, such as engin
e a
I addstra surveys, Y , but
especially, topographic surveys for
mapping' the country. For these
purposes it is not necessary that
( the point be close together, as it
is easy to introduce necessary
secondary reference points be-
tween the primary stations.
On the coetrary it is an advan-
age from the pointf of view of
eethe Geodetid Survey itself to
or I have them far apart for the sake of
in l both the greater precision and the
saving of cost by avoiding multipii
Moltenzie In Tuckersnrith on. No city of stations,
23rd, the infant son of lilt, and Mrs. In Western Ontario our eta
-
tions
McKenzie aged 14 clays.
tions are from fifteen to thirty mile
rikiAINAMMAM/WitilANI1 I apart. Since the elvations lire
Ilnot very prominent, and many are
topped by trees, high observing
Local Newts ) stations are necessary. This is the
7' reason for building the towers.
•....SS SSSSSSSSSSSS•tl�S
District News.
oAotlNdolloil0•doNONoi0000tl
Rippe*
The many friends of Mr. Thoe. Mc-
Olymont, London, were grieved to
near diet he had a stroke over a week
ago. When •last heard. from he was
doing nicely and,hopes are entertained
for his speedy recovery. Ris son James
of this village was called to London by
his illness., •
The Sunday'school Convention for
the townships of Hay Stanley and
Tuokeesmith was held in the churches
here last Thursday and was quite a
success,
thlcca�
•
'
Prdphetc a•rrd ether slitacts studied 11
a e a and •
J. i3OLM.ES,•'' '•'The •'Eveiagreens•"
All are invited. Malachi 3,17 '
nesday by the trustees of the 'vill
age for the purpose of organizing
a Red Cross Circle. There was a
number 'present and organized.
Mrs: Hardisty ,.Free. of the Blyth
Circle was present and, addressed
the meeting. The work of provid
ing socks and clothing for the sol
diers' at the front has commenced,
another meeting -will be held next
Wednesday in the p g
room.
AA meeting of the, Executive of
the 9uburn Sunday School 'Union
was held in the parsonage on Frit Dirs. RlcHardy-Sutith
day night to consider plans for of the staff of
the annual Convention which will
be held in the Presbyterian Church Loudon Conservatory of Music
on Feb. 10.
Mr. A. Asquith & Son have or for Offer
ed the use of their evapand
the staff have offered their thee
for one creyt to peal & dry pp
to be forwarded to'the Belgians
Relief fund by the Auburn Red
Croats Circle. !
It is reported that the C. P R. Notice
are going to lay off all their sec-
tion men except the foreman.
Mr, and Mrs. T. Stranehan have William Moon, the Hullett town -
returned to their home after 'spend ship Tax Collector, will be at tbe
ing *week visiting 31r. Alas Ycnng followinaxes-
Londesborolaces to Nov. 27th and
Dec.
14th and 15th, Auburn on Dec: 3rd
Clinton on Dec. Sth, Constance on
.Dec.10th, All taxes not paid by
Dec. 15th will be charged 5 cents
on Mae dollar.
WILLIAM MOON,
Collecto>,i for Hulled
on Sund y t 3 d at 7 pen. at
•
Dayfieid
Mr. and Mrs. Copeland and their
guest, Miss Sterling, have returned
from a hunting trip to the Highlands,
of Cynrarto,
R Bailey, manager of the Ster'ing
Bank, met svithapiinlul accident le
day lase week while out hunting ite
woods, Be was accoiul ran ted by Dr.
Smith when he eccideitly fell, a sharp
sleek piercing•his eye. Ur. Smith did
his best to relieve the pain, hut part ot
the wood still remained in his eye and
other doctors had to be called. It le
not yet decided whether the eye will
loose the sight.
Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
1
Deal cataie bought and sold
Money to loan
Office lssac Street, next door to'New
Ers'
Piano '[ulling
Mr. James Doherty wishes to in-
.form the public that he is pre
pared
nedto do regu ating,ineand *repairing.
Orders left at W. Doherty's phone
61, will receive prompt attention.
Colborne
Mr. and Mrs Jno Durst drove down
to Hensel( on Saturday to spend a few
days with relatives in that vioinity.
Mr, Irwin of Clinton occupied the
pulpit in Bethel church on Sunday
morning.
MrO. N,, Baer is visiting with friends
on the Maitland this week.
Mr. W. Ounuingbam was a guest at
the home of Mr. W, 0. Durst on Sun.
d„y.
bliss Florence Snyder Sundayed
under the parental roof.
Mr. W. Cantelon, was calling on old
friends this week. He is a son of 14Ir.
and Mrs. William Oantelon of town. 1 comedy drama will be presented.
Mr. Race, of Mitchell, and formerly
editor of the" Recorder in that town, DR. CLARK HAS AN OFFER.
g the New Era a call on Tuesday. Dr, W. F. Clark, V. 5, Goderich hts
visiting ,at. the home of 111x•. E. G.
Com:tiee.
Late organist and choir le
Willis Church, Clinton, 'and re-
cently of Leipzig, Germany, ex-
ponent of modern school of piano
technique. At Hotel Normandie,
on Friday of every week.
CLINTON
of Wingham.
Mr. which soest to Dungannon cn
on the rural'
route which g
Tuesday. •
Rev. Mr. Conway exchanged pal
pits with. Rev. Mr. Hunter of Dun
gannon last Sunday.
Stanley.
Mr. Sparks ot Clinton has sold his
far,u in Stanley to Nathaniel Sunder.
cock of Blyth for 165,500. Possession
to he taken in March.
Mrs. J. Gilmour and i11r. Hugh Gil•
mour attended the funeral of Mr, Geo,
Mslntosh of Seaforth ou Thursday of
last week.
bliss Kate McDittrmid, Mee Sparks
and Miss McGregor of Seaforth were
at the home of Mr. Thomas .Baird on
the first of the week.
Mr. Charles Falconer of Bayfield is
visit ing acquainta,ncea on the line this
week. • i'••
Last Thursday as Mr. Wm, Taylor
2nd con. was passing through his shed
where some colts were lying, one of
them to rising accidently struck him a
severe blowup the leg bursting a blood
vessel, the services of a physician was
required to dress and bandage the
wound, It is very painful and will lay
him up from active work for some
time,
j 1L When at work the observor as-
cends the tower and sets his instrii
PERRY'S PEERLESS PLAYERS. ment on the stand provided 'for it
This well known Company one of He then pointe the instrument sec -
most popular in this part of the pro-
vince will appear here in the town cessively at marksi on the summit
hall en Saturday evening when "The ofthe towers within his range of
Belle of the Post,' a strong military View and reads the angles. Most
of this work is done at night as the
air is usually steadier then than in
the day time and lamps are used for
sighting on'. The observor com-
municates his instruction to the
signal men by flashes.
ave re
Miss Hattie Baker, of Fullerton is ointment as a vet,
an
erinary officer whit tbe British array
in Europe, but cannot see his way
clear to acceht at present,
Mr. Ernest Rozell was a visitor in
Brussels over Sunday.
Miss Wallace is spending a1 h
with her piece, Mrs. (Rev,) mel
Paisley.
Mrs. H. Plumsteel entertained a few
of ' her lady friends _ last Thursday
afternoon,
Mrs.: W. J. Kilbride was a visitor in
Wingham last week. -
Mrs. James Steep is visiting her
laughter, Mrs. AS' F. Collyer at Lon.
ion.
Mr. ,:John Crooks ' who spent the
'ast week in Clinton left on Monday
gain 'for Toronto .for a week or so in
is wholesale house.
Councillor O, J. Wallis returned
ast:Thursday night from his West
WHAT WE MAY EXPECT -
Hockey.
Skating.
Santa Claus,
Blizzardy weather.
Sleigh ride parties.
The Christmas rush.
Entertainments galore,
CHRISTMAS STAMP
CAMPAIGN ON.
An especially strong campaign
will be waged this Christmas by
the. National Sanitarium :Associa-
tion in their sale of the smalls
Christmas seals.
TUBERCULOSIS DAV -
011 trip, IN SCHOOLS.
Rave W. M. Grant, M. A., late of Monday the teachers in the vari-
,r, a call for'Willis- is schools ave' the pupas
Ayr; who preached f glia, public gave
Signalling with lamps by night or
mirrors in sunlight is also used in
connection with the eieconnaiss-
ance� that4s. the preliminary work
of selecting the best points forthe
stations. •
•
Constance
Mrs.u W. T. Kgins of Ingf Varna and
e Ingersollvisit-
ed
s t
Arthur Hi g' g
ed the latter's nephew Mr. F
Hall on Griday.
Mrs. W. Button and daughter left
on Monday for avisit 'with her
parents at Norwich.
Rev. Mr. Jewitt, of Blyth ably
assisted Mr Keine on Tuesday ,even
ing with the services. Rev. Mr.
Powell of Clinton will assist him
this week.
Miss Maggie Rily arrived home
from Cleveland on Saturday.
The Scholars of theSunday
School are busy preparing
r
the Christmas Tree to be held on
Dec. 20.
Quite' a number ,attended the
Supper at Winthrop on•Monday
evening.
Mrs. Ed. Button and Miss iM en ie
Hall visited the formers' 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Love at Walton on',
rda .
Sato Y
Tnekcrsmith
Turner Church Anniversary;-
Sucaessful anniversary services
ayere held on Sunday and Monday
last. Rev. A. W. Brown, of Varna
preached on Sunday afternoon and
Mr. Irwin of Clinton on Sunday
evening. The fowl supper on
Mondayl evening was attended by
by a large crowd of people. The
supper was one that only the ladies
of that neighborhood can prepare
and one that is seldom equalled.
Every one speaks in the highest
terms of the great variety and qual
ity of the good things produced.
After the bountiful supper the
Auditorium was filled with a well
behaved and attentive, audience
that listened for two hours to
music recitations and addresses.
Thosek who took part in the ,pro-
gram were] Rev. Dr. Rutledge, Mr.
A. T. Cooper, Rev. Mr. Powell, rev ,
M. Barker .and the choir of Ontar
io Str. Church,' �Eev. S. J. Albin pre
sided. This was the fifty-second
Anniversary of the church. It has
had, an interesting history and the
peoples now connected with it are
true and 'eyel•,to its interests.
This worli'has been going on
fors -lien years ' •In central 'Canadh'
the triangulation now:::, .lexteeds
froi1' apointtser a distance .below,
the- City o1 Guebec ;southward to
the, Internaiidnal'boundary' 'line
and up the $t„ :Eawee:nee River to•
Montreal; thence between that
river and the. Ottawa and west
ward along a strip of country a-
bout 10 miles wide, to the western
end
of Lake Ontario, and to the
Niagara River, It is being otend
ed over the'while of the 'Wb.ster'n
penixisila of Ontario.. Most of the
triangulation has been completed
from Lake Ontario north and went
to ap'proximatel'y the line joining
rich.
s;ollingavood with Gocte
It is hoped next year to compete
it toethe neighborhood of :.-raven
Sound etc.
"Tuberculosis."
church, has accepted the unanimous brief addresses on ,rubercu Gov-,
call to Rnox church, Perth,, Ont;, and , Throughout the Province the G k
will be inducted on itis. 10th of Dec. ernment has sent out cirrcular•s, as
The old friends of Mr. W. B. Hale, : ing that( this be done, and
teem:
who is now a resident of Veen Ornz, valuable talks have beenwere
ildren
Mexico, are glad a sea hili in Lri`t-+ in Clinton.hto ]guard yagainst the,
re. I3evvillspeed the(Jhxi,t I told ho guard mss mete.
Inas ]irilidatys hare alio is accompanied i disease. from beg?raving to end.
ma.
by his soil,. The New Pia hopes to , WROTE PRIZE' ESSAY.
who
h s favor. a letter aper o c time I Gould, of .Clinton, fore
has favored t slips paper ei o 111 I\1i.XUica' mann) of the ase department of the
history ot the present crisis
_ l: W. 19ohirty` Organ Co., won the.
- second prize offered by the publish
ar ,i9i eoa d., D ,,lis' ers of the Canadian at oodwovl er
ib.l°•ll alik i or' the best essay 'oir some phas.c.
f
of the woodworking industry. The.
BIRTHS, competition was opened, to anv one
IRT r � _
Utrout
7c, ou Nov. engaged in �voocl.woilrng, 1 i ., ,
Rci7 Sack., T prize was
Allci�-In .. , out Canada. the first
h,, to Rev. and Mrs. Allen (fire Miss on by Mr., John W. Bailey, 'Berlin
h daughter,
ns) ii C any Ont.
DEATHS
u ospital on
yy,, rNov :giber 27111 e1014, illation
tson, beloved wife of James
elle.: l -' LS.
Ds ''o' , Chri.sti;raa shop Christmas shopping early.
pin
Hallett
Miss Annie \'Moon is spending a te,v
weeks with her sister Mrs. Ohms.
Stewart,
Mrs. vVni. Gibbs had the Blyth
phone installed in her home on Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mr Amos Cartright and
tain;ly Sundayed with his sister Mrs.
Andrews of near Auburn.
Miss Lonise Tierney of Blyth spent
a few days with her uncle Mr. George
Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Rohs. Crawford spent
Sunday at the home of James Snell,
ODERLBS B. HOLB,J
•Conneyance; Notary Public,;
r etc.
' stone
mre
'Com
EAL ESTATE' AND 'INSURANCE
Issuer of Marriage Licensee.
• RuroulSt., Clinton. 1`
H. T. RANCE
Notary Public, Conveyancer,
Financial and Real Esta
INSURANOE AGENT=Hepresentiog l4 Fire
ebraooe companies.. , -
Division Court .Office.'
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Med .•
Heater For Sale
An "Art Souvenir" Coal Heater
in first-class GEO. POTTS.y g
NOTICE TO'CREDITOR•S
�DOI S. W. THOMPSON
pbyeloisn.. Surgeon, Eta 1.
!moist attention given to. diseases of the {
Ilya,,, -Sar. Throat, and Node,
Eyes ` daily >t mind, and suitable glassed
proscribed.•
Office and Residence.
Two doors west of the Commercial note
Duren sit.
DES. G11 1V vett C111ellililE
Dr. W. Gann, t. n, C, F., L. n. C. s.. EDI
' Dr. uunn'a ofnoe at residence High Street
Dr, J, C. Bundler. E.A. M.B.
Moe -Ontario Street, Clinton.
Night calls at residence. Battonbars St.
or at hospital
In the Estate of I'pbrailn Snell
Deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that all
persons having claims against the
estate of Ephraim Snell, late of the
Township of Wawanosh, in the
County of Huron, yeoman, deceas-
ed, who died on or 'about the sth
day of November, 1914, are requir-
ed to deliver to the undersigned
'executors of the estate of the de-
ceased, on or before the 10th day
of December, 1914, a full statement
of their claims together with par-
ticular'e thereof, and the nature of
the securities, if any, held by them
all duly verified by affidavit.
ANL , NOTICE that. after
the sail °' etttioned date the
said execR e' vill proceed to dis-
tribute the' est to of the said de -
the persons en -
DR. J. W. SHAW.
1 PHYSICIAN. SURGEON.
cooed -ear, oto., otlice and. residence on Ra.
tenbnry Street..
ceased among
titled thereto, having regard only
to such claims as he shall have re-
ceived due notice, and in accord-
ance herewith.
Dated at Clinton this 12th day of
November, 1914.
GEORGE SNELL, Auburn, Ont.
GEORGE HENRY BALL, Auburn,
DR. F. A. AXON
DENTIST
Crown and Bridge 1Nork n Speeialtys
Graduate of C.O.D.S... Chicago. and B.0,D.S
Toronto.
Mayfield on Mondays, Mny 1st to 0
Miss 'I:i zzle Mountain left for Toren-
•
to East a esit where she has a position.
For Sale .
Two good Shorthorn Bulls for
sale. Color, red. Apply to
JAMES SNELL,
R. R. No. 1, Clinton
Stable for Sale fif
Stable for sale at the Presby -i
terian Manse. A to
W .GRANT.
Brucefield
Wm. Foote is 1visiting. his brother
Rev. Jarred Foote ,ot'•Thedford: '
.,Rev. Mr. Woods whet hes „been
eery blood• poisoning is low-
ly improving. '
F. Aikenhead 'recently shipped
• a ear load- of applesrto• 'Calgary.
They were only four days on the
way, and they were received in
good conditioe, apPloare'* they
.'
appreciated in the Westt y.
aret here, where so many of', them
arel wasted.
The sympathy of the 'vicinity
goes out to Mr. and Mis. Peter
McKenzie in the ,death of their
young son. •
now, able to
Joseph Addison, is n.
be around again, after a severe at-
tack of inflamdtory rheumatism.
Thei Presbyterian ' congregation
are making brave efforts th clear
off the debt of their church build-
ing so that the mortgage rnay. be
' burned on Monday.
John Mustard will act on 11?e
,jury 10 Goderiih next week.
Mr. Walter McBeth of our village
is at present very i11.
The Red Cross Society pf our
neighborhood this week sent away
.1:31 pair: of soclts;'7 scarfs, dncl a
nambor of slippers, The laeli<s '01
thei l ieieity have been busy knit-
ting for a long time.
Messrs. Cantelon and Clrb?.rungs,
Clinton, shipped apples from our
station •this week, they go to Man
itoba in refrigerator, cars.
MINOR LOCALS.
December.
Council meets on Monday even•
in g.
Perry's Peerless. Players are here
on Saturday night.
is your paper paid up?
Wi.o r7rntmr9•;nn by dot ,g , your
Auburn
A. meeting was Gained Iasi Wed-,
Wyandoites .tor Sale
Well bred White Wyandottes for
sale -Cockerels Pullets. CLARENCEAISLEY.
Auction' hale
Auction ;ale- of caws and young
cattle. 17 choice dairy cows; ' 7
heifersrising two years old, •n'
Wednesday, Dec. Oth, at Lot -17,�,
Maitland concession. , W. H. Io ,
proprietor T. Gundy, auctiole 1
Wanted.
- DIt. II. FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'S store.
Special Dare taken to make dental hetet
*lent es painless as. possible.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stork and general Auction Ser
GODERIOH ONT
!mien stoea sales 'a epeeianJ, Cadets et•at
NNW Ella odioe, Clinton, prumnt,y attended
to. Terms reasonable. Farmers' Bolo nota
dieooantedf
A reliable man to represent us
at Clinton (and in the county of
Huron) and sell our Hardy Cana-
dian Grown Stock. A good posi-
tion for the right man. Write for
particulars.
STONE & WELLINGTON,
"Fonthill Nurseries," Toronto
Wanted
Washing and. ironing to be do lie
at home. Charges moderate. A -
ply at the OFFI NEW ERA OIFI'E
its (pi lir e
A Carload of -Canada
Portland Cenienl
phone us for prices
It will -pay you
John .t�Ul'1Cl
LONDESBORO.
Having given up business I he e
by give, notice that a11 accoun't's
not ,paid 00 or before Decemb..r
ist, 1114, 1 per cent additional will
be charged on all accounts remaih-
ing unpaid. JOHN ;I4IAY,
Rattenbury Street
Gf'D. McTaggart M. O. MoTaggar
McTaggart Bros.
HANKERS
ALBERT ST , CLINTON
• General Banking Business
transacted
,eOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts leaned. Interret allowed e
deposits
The Mcltiltop 'Mutual
Fire Insurance Co. •
Farm and Isolated Town Prop.
erty Only insured.
OFFICERS.
Z. B. McLean, President, Seaforth.
.1 Connolly, Vice -Pres., Goderich,
T E, Hays, Sec.-Treas., Seaforth,
DIRECTORS.
Jae, Connelly, Hclmesville, John
Watt, Harlock; G. Dale, Clirnton; D.
I?. McGregor Seafortb; J. Evans, ,
Beechwood, J G. Grieve, Wilethrop
J Benneweis, Brodhagen ; M. Mee
Ewan, Clinton.
Each Director is Inspector of
leases ice hie own district.
AGENTS.
Debt Smith, Harlock; Ed. Hinch-
ley, Seaforth; Wm. Chesney, Eg-
mondville; J. W. Yeo, 'Hoimeevillea
Payments may bio ,made at The
Morrish Clothing Co., Clinton, or
R. H. Cult, Goderich.
For Sale
Owing to installing Hydro, a sloe
horse power gasoline engine, in good
running order, is offered for sale at
Reuse of Refuge, Clinton, For par.
ticulare and price apply to
ROBERT MUTON, Keeper
Drs. Geo, & M. E. Whitley
Hellmann
Osteopathic Pity.
Grand Trunkltailway System
Railway Time Table
London, Huron and Bruce.
North Passenger
London, depart 8.30 a m 4.40 p oa
Centralia 9.33 5.43
Exeter 9.44 , 5.54,
Hensall.,...... 9.55 0.05
Kippen 10.01 6.11
Brucefield 19.09 6.19
Clinton 11.00 6,35
Londesboro..... •••• 11,18. 6,52
Blyth 11.27 7.00
Belgrave • 11.40 9.13
Wingham, arrive11,54 7.35
South Passenge
Wingham,, depart6.35 a m 3.30 p
Belgrave 6.50 3.44
Blyth 7.04 3.56
Londesboro... ,.,. 7.13 •4.04
Clinton 8.10 4.23
Brucefield
Kippen
Hensall
Exeter 8.54 5.05
Centralia ..... 9.04 5.15
London, arrive. .. 10,00 6.10
Buffalo and Qoderich
Wes` Passenger
am ppm pm, pm
Stratford.....,...10.00' 12.30 6,25 10.25
Mitchell 10.22 12,55 5.55 10,49
Seaforth 10.45 1.20 6.18 11.11
Minton 11.07 1.35 6.40 11,2
ttolmesville 11.16 1,43 6,48 51.3
God ericb..... 11.85 2.00 7.05 11,
East Passenger
Specialists in Women's and
Children's Diseases
Acute, Chronic, and Nervoul
se Diem dere
Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat.
CQNSULTATION. FREE.
Office-Rattenbury Hotel.
Tuesday and Friday, 7 to 11 p.m.
FORD 6.7i 1,IeLEOD
We're now selling Timothy Seed
(Government Standard.),
We also have on hand, Alfalfa,
Alsike, and lied Cloves.
We always have on hand. -Goose
Wheat, Peas, Barley and. Feed Corn
Highest Market Prices paid for Hay
and all '&rains
I 1`
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8.85,. 4.47
8.41 4,52
am pm pm
7.05 2.35 4,56
13olrn sville.', .... 7.22 2.52 5,06
Clanton.............. 7,32 3,03 5.15
Seatorth 7.51 ,3.21 5.32
Ali batten S.16 3.44" 555
Sti'atforn'.... ... 8 40 4.15 6 20
9r�&s J,,11 'CltiB8,
ph, Great Baal 11L : J2r,nedyi.
Toaes and invigorates the whole
iir1oldy. \'tins, ()u,esm, makes n Jevvoato
Debility!, Mental sold -Brain Wo,'ryh Jrespp on,-
elcamt, Los,, of Yeae',7U, F'alpitdtion of the
Heart, 1ro Rote IJernot^g. Pyles 91 per boa, six
for d5,0 Ono 10th please, sic will cure,B Sold by all
lru ,;,are or mailed in plain plc nn reec,pt of
pre. NaoyaanlIA7nt 1,1(111:5 fo°e 9'u^IS a`2. C:111
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