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The Clinton New Era, 1914-12-17, Page 4•PAGE POP -A, filing CLI 4ToN NBW Thursday, Decembe 17th, 1914. y .. A . ood man Dec�i�able Steal Estate rn ybe solei at; a'yrly• trrie,,c��r'�eai��n. g y shrewd la' ... _ -- utif ,vorable'seasons sib why tomake;their'i ve°1 rnelnt , and'are Wa bhang ;the : ". acts '"" • -Ready to weer Garments Phioiti'tfa78n Dry Goods 'anal" louse_ Ptir iilahWtCs Yon In la y Find an Answer Hero. .You have but to walk. ' through our store '• to',realize the many.opportunities you have for making easy your choice of Christmas Gifts; Our stocks are largeenow than ever before. Qualities are better and prices as low. Make This Store Your Buying Centre. : 1Julbrell4s . We have a large range ref • Parasols ':• and Umbrellas for ladies and gentlemen A very large variety of styles in Ladies Parasols 1.00, 1.50 A special lot, with silk and wool covers, and fancy bandies at 3.50 Gent's Umbrellas, 'fine silk and wool 'covers, plain bandies string frame, 3,00 and 3.50 FURS for Christmas Gifts The amount of money involved is sufficient incentive for great care in selection,,Our advice is to look carefully arid satisf' your self. Careful inspection and coinp'arisonwill„ establish beyond a doubt the worthiness of our style. We are showing one of the largest stocks of high-class furs in the county. • Dressing Gowns and • Path poises FOR C1=IRISTMAS GIFTS 'We have received from the manufacturer some -very handsome garments that are •being'slfown this week for the first time. The materal'is high grade' eiderdown, in pretty shades, red. rose, gray, Copenhagen, prices are 5.00, .5450, 6.00. The Christmas Store This Store will be Open Evenings, until Carie uta$ '* samonsmeinseeleas DISTRICT NE T�I� Intended for last week, but. seas crowded out lVILa,x' is it_.- There has been called to his long home one of the pioneers of ilhe Township of Morris,- in the person of James Pollock. who paseedaway to Higher Life. Nov. 28th. 1914, at the ripe agef 91 years and 2 months, being the oldest 'man in the township He was ' . born in County Tyrone ,Ireland and came to Canada in 1847 • and settled in Halton County. for a few years where he married Jane Creighton eel Milton formerly from Tyrone Ireland who predeceased him. 14 years ago. He came to the Town :ship of Morris Huron County and :settled on the farm where, he has ',since 'reside. He leaves one son Wiliam,'hand;t Tee daughters to •mourn his earfhly absenceMarg- vet g a ret4lieliome; Mrs. S. J. SMith'Pet, oskey Mich , and Mrs. Mary Wren 01 Haldimand ,,,,Xourity, . and two, grandsons A. l hest • Smith, ..et hon 1 and Wm. J. Smith of :tiho' Baheii of Hamilton staff, Blyth. A }t Hullett Rotert• Mtii'tf ii s"'pcrit' Thursday ,with' - lintinzi friends. Mi 14IaryXiar ' kwe l of'Luc know .. Hiles ie. thh guest of lien aunt; Mrs. Wm. M � Albert, be ti Voddenis confined to r� bed' bed ItJie and is under . doc7 toms are. ' Le 'e Ball,, s n of G. H. Ball is i.:. r r11eu- I with inflainato �d t'i lar py matism.• Wnie Hesk sold his heavy horses to M Archibald of Seaforth. i% Howard Brunsdon of Myth M r Yth spenfea few weeks with her father Wm. Mairs. '- 1 Robert Smith had a plowing bee on Saturday , when his neig.bbors assisted hfml id plow on his farm which he recently bought from. Charles Clifton of Base Line. Mr. mad Mrs. Wesley Lee and son 'e guests of Port Col of Po ve ourne � i g b his parents, Mr. and Mrs.:Wm, Lee. Mrs, Jos. Colcough of Base. Line is spending a few weeks with Mrs. Albert Vodden. Miss Elsie Adams of Chicago', is spending a few weeks at the :home of Thomas Adams sr. Mr. and Mrs. DerwinS Carter at- tended ,the, Fat Stock Show • -in Guelph on Monday and Teesda yy . Mr. and Mrs, Frank Trieket of FD London spent a few days at the home of her father, Wm. Vodden, Miss Josie Elly spentt last week with • Westlfield' friends. Ass.Nsssadssss,'s's.....S District News. , E ar, Stan/even:., eae; .t.„..r! Mr. Hugh McGregor and Mr. George Thos, Baird attended the ,Fat Stock, Show'in Toronto'l'ast week with shove cattle and realized fair prices. Mrs, 'leo Thos; Baird and Geo. Nor. men.Baird,visited .friends in Toronto atthe end of last week,: • Anbnr& Mr. Tbgs.: Manning of London is vie. :ting, his parents, Mr. and Mrs,' John Manning, • Rev, J. R. Mann of Port Elgin, for- mer pastordeeffnox church,will con- duct apnigersary services in -Carlow Presbyterian- chureh ou Sunday Dec. 27th e Mrs. Edgar .Lawson, who has been veiting` her 'parents is Seaforth, re- turned last. One of ourpopular young men of the, West. End will take ou to himselfa life; partner We extend our congratula,:, tigiVl,n ii(, 'tit ; tb, . ,ai ie ;iM nee. 'y <s,., ft,e BritIPP#04 Anniversary eervices will be conduct en in the Metlioilist Chpscb by, l l±c R, J,'McUorriiiek, Ili., Pr on Sunday, Dec. 20th. Services.a't•2,30`and 7 p. m. Iutendeff tor Lash Week. The Presbyterain•congregation' held their -church anniversary services on Sunday and Miendlay ,last• On Sala - hath -Rev Mr. Salvers of N. Bruce Conner pastor . pe: the congregation preached• to a very large .audience, people eametenm all direction to hear their old friend., He preached in the .piorning,,en"Church Attendance" the church choir wars present assisted by Miss Moven of Londou who sang 0 i ' eolo. In the evening seats were t crowded even the amen' corner, Miss Moran sang a solo "Lead Kindly Light' Mrs. ,:G Elliott also sang 'a' solo. Miss Teener was the leader of the home choir, The offertory during the two services was $170.00. On Monday every road 'seemed to lead to Brucefield People were; Pres entfrom Clinton, Seaforth, Kinburn, Blyth, Hensall, Bayfield, London, Drayton and many other places.. The church was crowded a•fowl supper was served by the women of the, congrega tion,, who managed' to feed that vast multitude about $290. was taken in at the door. After the supper all went into the auditorium where a program was given Rev. Mr, Lhrkin occupied the chair, owing to the illness of the pastor 11ev. Mr Woods who could not be present. Addresses Were given by pastors of Egniondville Clin-, ton and Thames Road. Miss Thomp- son of Mitchell gave several readings which were much appreciated espec. chilly one entitled "Kaiser Willie" The music was furnished by Mrs. G. Elliott of Clinton, Mies Moran of Lon- don and the Lobb quartette. The crowning event of the evening was the hurning of the church mortgage which was preformed in good style by the Rev. Mr. Sawers he told how glad he was to see the beautiful church en- tirely free of debt. It is about 7 years since it "was built and for some time every effort' has been made to clear the debt. After the burning of: 'the mortgage the whole company hang the doxology with right good will The whole congregation are truly glad and thankful to God for their freedom from debt and trust their church may prove a blessing to many, Rev. Mr. Sheerner will preach in the Preshyterain church on Sunday morning and Rev. Mr. Richardson in the evening. Mr. Wood although recovering is not able to resume hie work. • Mrs, Turner of Drayton isvisiting in one village she came to attend the church anniversary. Mise Tehhut of Clinton is the guest of Mre. Little, Blyth The Presbyterians are preparing a cantata for Christmas night. The Red ()roes sent four large boxes of clothing etc, to the suffering Bel- gians, and a urge box this week of shirts, sex; scarfs, caps and gloves, and are still bugle.rnaking'more. The ,Red ()loss concert on Friday night •iQWes., a"success in every way, «ouseecrowded to the door and many could not get in, Rev. -Mr. McIntosh preached in the Presbyterian church Sunday night to a very attentive audience on "The Million Dollar Budget." Mr.- and Mrs: -John `Cole left last; week for their home in Waterloo. ,Londesboro ' The ladies ofLondesboro and vicinity under the auspices of the Women's 10. stitute, who have been engaged in -making garments for the soldiers at the front made their first shipment on Dec: 10th. The articles were ou exhibi tion Wednesday afternoon and refresh ments were served. A collection was taken, which 'amounted to $13, which will be added to the Patriotic fund. The list of garments is as follows, -I0 pair of bed socks; 18 flannel shirts; 18 night shirts; 26 pair of socks; 15 pair of wristlets: 4 scarves; 1 doz of handker- chiefs; 4 handbags. The work will be continued and all wishing to help will get the material at Mrs. James Wood- man's after next week. ' Mr. Wm. Lansipg of Clare, Mich. is siting hie cousin, Mrs. John Philips, • s week: e Miss Alice Youngblut spent Sun- day with her friend 11'Iiss Elsie, Lyon. Ben Kerr leaves shortly for ling - land, where he will spend his holi- days. t`. •i Mr. and Mrs. John Philips of 15th' con. spent Sunday at thq home of Marshal Braiithwaitei , ' Miss Margueret Mair is under $he doctor's care in Clip -lien. We hope for her speedy recovery Mrs. Wm. Hiles and Miss Bark, well spent Sunday with) the for-, mere daughter, Mrs. Norman, Car- ter: „F Mrs. Matthew( Hazelwood sr."°ie confined to her bed. Mr. pa and Mr , .Jose h1Carter ens tertained about twenty ggnests on Wednesday evening. It,beingg :the: 6th anniversary,. of tiheir, weddin gig day, . ,•. ; • Miss Addie Jenkins '01. Goderich is spending a week with her sister Mrs. Wm. Jenkins.. Goderich To unship Council 'rtieetin All ``•'membtrs. Meeting present. 'The ••nomi'nation meeting. will be,hehd in•Holmes'*-Hall (Hole' eserille) on°Mondaq, Dec. '28 at 1j o'clock noon:and,,the-eleefeen any will• be held- on Monday Jan. 4 1915, at',the . following' places.. ' The following, persons acting. are Depute' Returning Officer and Poll Clerics 1 Orange Hall -Chris. Johnston George Falconer. 2, House of G. 0. Sturdy Melviile Sturdy, How- ard Sturdy. 3 House of Mrs. Thos. Harrison. -John Woods,. Albert Harrieon. 4 house of W. A.Elliott -W.A. Elliott, Lewis Axiderson. ':i House of A. O. Murphy -A. 0. Mur' pity, Ira Merrill: 6 House of Mrs,. W. Colclough-Guy Hicks; Adair Cantelon, The folio wing accounts were or- deredAlexander • f:nl poi ;-Jas, refund t of dog tax 91, Wm Middleton re- fund of Statue ,Labor;$4,i0, Robt, 0 Wilson refund of tat ' Labor 96 t State Municipal World (supplies 96.52.. Councillors services at Board $130, Jos. Whitley salary as ,Treasurer•. 985, N. W. Tr'ewartha salary, as Clerk 9105, W. Mustard lumber 910, 85, Gravel are unts;-Jas. Thomp eon 96,51, C• 'illiams ir. t$10.71., ` John Pother 92.90, Thos. Gundry 97 93 BenRathwellSa illi o clo i Tillie C l u t g. 9 • 98,15, • lesson 34.7 Joh � Lind 8 b D G @@ x Li , N 1 say 96.08. I Cc' aimed to• meet on Tuesci' nt• 10 o'eloclh a. m. Mrs, Edward Crawford spent Friday 'ith her parents Mr, and Mrs, Henry Freeman, Mies Addie Jenkins spent a few days with her seater Mrs. Wm. Snell. ' Mrs,. Frhnk Tricket returned to London on Friday accompained by her grandmother,, •'Mrs. Richard Brigham„ who will- spend the Winter with her .,daughter, rMrs. Ross. "' i olriieavIIIe' At the last regular meeting of Court Selwoed No, 57.0..0. F, The follow- ing ofUe0Tei were elected: for I015-0 R G. 0: :'Sturfv; 0 It, O. W. Potter, Fin - Sec'S: T. Walter, Rec Sec, H. J. Trewaetba` Cblip, W, Stanley, S W, G V%abderbdiy. J W,''We. 'Johnson, ' S B,'.'J. Huller, 'J B, R. McCartney, Auditors' Nl-W, Trewarlha and W. Vanderburg. The next meeting will be had on Wednesday Dec. 30th. London Road • We are sorry to learn that Mrs, Henry Livermore ie seriously ill at her home. She has been' confined to her bed' for the past two weeks, but her many friends hope for a speedy recov- ery. League held their annual oyster supper at the home of Mr. Geo, Ilan. ley. Everybody present had•kn.enjoy able time. Constance - Mies May Glazier cf Clinton spedt a week'the guest of her aunt, Mre. Thos. Pollard.. }yrs`. Taylor of-Harrieton is spending coli le of 'Months the guest of her brothers; Andrew and Ben Snell. Dernt`f .eget to attend the Christmas bree,diid'entertainment in the Metho- dist eliiif'8'h'on Wednesday evening De- cember 23rd, , A good time is expected The 'Forester's are having a social. on Tuesday evening of this week, y'I dotal List It is intended to`aesist•you . in decid- ing,. fou will notice that there is somethingg for ,everybody"- and we wish"to;add that no more worthy col. ledtion;of Jewelery was. ever offered. Read: the List -Read it Carefully Then Decide to Call at once FOR- ]EN Gold Watches .Watch. Charms Filled Watches `Cuff Links Rings Shirt Sets Watch Chains Umbrellas Silver and Gold Headed Canes' FORLADIES D ES Gold' Watches Shirt Sets Filled Watches Bracelets Itinge Earrings' Brooches Rot Pins Necklets Combs A e e .er Jeaveler and 49gti<s: n .a e, a„as''v 1 Jl rtil'i°i'itilil d1r1 1(lil$ti'1'lla:d�evii l,dliWe/,.�lir'C,I�' eolborne Oh yes. the weather is quite cold enough, Thank you! Mies Elite Beam was the guest of Mite Mabel Snyder, Miss Rose Durst has returned to her home here, having completed leer tern!. at Clinton I4edel School. Mr'IS. Baer Sundayed with friends on the, Maitland. ' Mr. and Mrs. M. Allen of Auburn epene the week end at the home of the forneer'e parents, Mr. and Mrs, Joshua Allin, Mr. H. Farrant was a guest et the honed of Mr. W. C. Durst on Sunday. D, 3' Schwanz'spent the week end with friends` in Crediton. Mrs. John Stevene of Goderich is vie iting with her son, Mr. Win. Stevens this week. t 'rt'' kProplieticandot'1io'reutiaecteetudieGl' bet Sundeedeent ?and at 7 p,m, at J, HOLMES, "The Evergreens"''` All are invited. Malachi 3,17' The late John Kernighan, whose death occurring. on the 23rd of November, was born on the north-. east coast of Ireland, March •16th. 1833 was thus atjthe time of I his death well on in his eighty-second' year. Owing to the famine then raging in Ireland the Kernighan family in 1838 emigrated to Canada settling in the township of Bever- ly in Wentworth county. In.April 1853 the subject of this sketch bought the farm. incolborne Town ship on which he died, coming up by 'stage to what wad then known as Rattenbury'd Corners. The farm was purchased from'Adam Akam: for 150 pounds and was' then all, bush excepting'' ten acres.. The whole of Mr.' 1ernighan's life was spent upon this farm excepting ten years spent -in the town of l ddee, rich. In 1855 Md. Kernighan mar- ried Anne Sturdy, `daughter of Hugh Sturdy of Goderich township". who predeceased _'him. seven years. Their family :Were Ellen, `wife of Dr. Armetrongl 0f' Mitchell,, who; died •30"- yesrp; ago; Maggie., wife of Major 'Beck1ofToronto.;;yll4tnnie, Wife of Harry', Montgomery, of God'erich Tonwship and Norman ex Reeve of Colborne township, on the. homestead.,` Mr.; Kernighan was. probably the oldest justice' of peace. in the county having been appoint; ed :an 1880 anctin the old days he, did` considerable work in this con- nection, In religion he ; woe' "a Presbyterian and for many- years was,,one of -the :;elders of: 'Knox church Auburn' as well as''percen- tor and Bible class teacher in. all of these activi':res t;eking a deep inter est and walking to church for sev eral years before 'hordes were a necessity.' While a resident of God ,crich Mr, Ketnighan taught a Bible class in Seltford the membere of which showed their apprecia- tion of his: services' by regular it tendance as evell as by many tolcen,4:; a Teat' int r-: of esteem, He.took g c Le re in singing and ^ for many years gave singing lessons at different' places in the neighborhood. • He was a great reader and was al -i,' ways well informed and .eyes a contribultor to the .press on many to Tics es especially re- ligious 'controversial topics p y ligious subjects. Be was the first president' of the' West Huron Fai'm. era' Instillute. In politics he sup- ported the Liberal party ;though a lie' was by no means 'a .partieen. Perhaps• the greatest influence he wielded' however was simply that: of his serene gentle kindly charactl i e through all his er,which sl on 1 g words and acts and gave him a place in the esteem, and affection of his fellow citizens which few men reach. Funeral services were conducted by Rev, A. Laing and Rev., James Hamilton, the;,' inter, meat 'being lin the -,Colborne deme 'tery. ' The; pallbearers were John Breen and John Munnings, of Col-: borne, PeterMcEwen and Andre' ,liallld'ay, of c*oderich; John. Ping - land and William; Patterson, ofHut lett, whose fathers; were boy chums of the 'deceased. , Local News 'JAOOB�-TAYLOR G� Ll11IT0N ire, Life' and Accident' Insurance Beal eetate;bonght,and .cid Money to loan', Office These' Street; neat door to'New RARR,MMM MINOR LOCALS.. Do it now. • What? . Pay for your paper in'advance. It will help us and make youf eel, more comfortable. I. 0. b. F. - After the regular meeting on Tuesday. night the members of the I. 0. 0. F. lodge had` a small ban- quet. Four• candidates had been started on the way during the evening. Speeches were delivered by Dr. Thompson, Councillor Wallis, Ex-ittIayor Taylor, 13.' B. Chant and also `an of the mem- bers who pay an ocepsional vi'iit to' the Lodge room. GIVEN HIGH HONOR. At the .e nnual meeting of the American Leicester Breeders' Asso- ciation at the Guelph Winter Fair on Tuesday of last week, the Asso- ciation paid Mr. James Snell, of Hullett Township; the well-known Leicester sheep. breeder, the high honor of appointing him' Judge at the Pan-,American,'Exposition at San -Francisco next year. Mr. Snell we have no doubt, will be able' to give even' justice and do Honor to Huron County and Canada at large The New Era congratulates Mr. Snell upon receiving this recogni- tion 'of ins 'worth to the Associa-1 tion. : REMEMBERED. THEIR' TEACHER On Tuesday the pupils in ; -+the Senior • roam' of the Model School read the `following address and presented their 'teacher, Mr. Hoge garth with' a pair -of 'military brushes. Following was the. ad-' dress. -Dear Mr. Hoggarth, the time has arrived when we, your pupils during this short,term, must say -to yo'u. farewell. No doubt we have at times fallen -short of being ideal pupils but we pan- assure' you', that any shortcomings that we may have shown arose 'not' from' evil intention on our part but from mere thoughtlessness. All annoy- ance we may have caused you we now ask you• to kindly overlook We would ask you to cherish a kindly feeling towards your class in the model school here, We ap- preciate the intereet you have ta- ken in our welfare` and in our pro- gress. We feel' that We will always have reason to look back on the term, n.ow closing. with pleasure. In bidding you good-bye we would ask you to accept this little token as a mark of our esteem and re- gard for you.• In closing we .wish you and your, family a very merry Christmas and happy New Year, Siigfeede on, behalf: ,of the clase. • Auction Sale Piano' Tuning, M. James Doherty wishes to 'in- 8or the public that he is pre- pared to do fine piano tuning,• tone regulating, and repairing. Orders left at W. Doherty's phone 61,'<will receive prompt attention. P p. r Mrs. Mclllardy.Sntith of the staff of London Conservatory of Music Late organist and choir leader of 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., Barred Rocks for Sale Barred Rock Cockerels -Miller and Pringle strain. for quick sole. 10 cock- erels at 91 each, and 10 cockerels 8 to 10 pounds each bred from ,a 200 egg,, strain (pullets related to bheee cocker- els were laying at 5 months of age) price 92 and 93 each. Several exhibi tion cockerels, Pringle strain 93 to' 95 each, also a few-, good bens, through moulting, 91 and S•2 each. ' - H' A, HOVEY, Clintou Auction Sale of Cattle Mr. George. Holland of Holmesville will sell 30 head of cows and young cattle,. at the Temperance Hotel. at Londesboro, on Friday, Dec. 18th.; Piano For Sale A new Upright Piano for sale cheap --a snap for quirk sale, Apply to BOX 106, Clinton, Ont. 'Auction sale of 'Farm Stock and Im- plements and. Household Furniture at Lot 40, Con, 7, Goderich township, on Tuesday, Dec. 22nd, at 1 o'clock sharp, the following.. Horses -aged mare, a general purpose .snare 7 years, filly 8 years, gelding 1 year. - Cattle -Cow 4 years old to freshen. March 80, heifer 3 years to freshen Marcb24. heifer rising 2 to freshen in Apeil. tench' cow 3 yes, Milch cowl yrs. 5 steers 8 yrs old, '1 steer 2 years old, 4 steers 1 year old, 3 spring calves, 1 sow, 75 hens. ampler nients-Massey;Harris binder 6 ft cut, 'Massey' Harris Mower 5 ft cut, Massey Harris seed drill, Massey Harris culti : Mor, gong plow,. •scuffier, bay rake;' sat harrows, ;dew, waggon, set sleighs `fannih'g'inill,'hay; rack. 2 buggies, read cart; cutter, a heel barrow,. set double 'Sarnese; set sin�ggle• harness; string of l ns, saddle ladies bicycle, cream•sep /a atori Daisy ;churn, .sugar kettle,, hay' 'fork; ce rope -and pulleys, set slings,. 2 seta' whiffletrees, 2 •robes, 8 colonies of bees. • A quantity 'of -hay, Folks; chains and other, articles to numerous -tis mention. Sale. without reserve. as proprietor has.,sold •his fairm. Terries` All ;silms; ,01 ten ,`dollars and under caste; over • that angoeet, .12' months credit wilt be given olY fureishiug ap. 'Proved joint notes: A discount of 5 per; pent for dash •' Hazy, ,tens', and,bees cash. "Oeo. Bu diett proprietor. Geo... Elliott; auctioneer: CLUBBING RATES • New Era and Daily Globe 94.50 New. Era and Daily- Mail and • Empire 4.50' New Era. and DailyWorld.._3.35 ,o New Era and Daily News,2.85 New Era and Dailytar 2.85 S ,.v cw Era and' Fafn:ly: Herald and : Weel.l Star" 1.85 'New Era and Weekly Witness 1.85 New Era and Northeitn tiles - 1 60 senger . New Era and, Canadian Farm 1.85 ,::New Era and Farmer's Sun1.85 Now Er.a. and- ':Daily . Free Press, morning_ 3.35 Naw Era and. 'Daily Tide Press., evening _ , 2.85 NeW Bra' and Weekly Free Prose 1.85 New Era and Daily Advertiser, 2.85, Top Era. and Weekly Adver- tiser ' hew Era and Farm and Dairy '1.85 few Era and Farmer's Advo- cato 2,35 ,For.' Sale^ , Two -good Shorthorn Bulls for, sale. Color, red. Apply to JAMES' SNELL, R. R. No. 1, Clinton Stable for Sale s.l .. Stable for sale at the Presby- terian Manse. Ap ly to , - WIs A. GRANT. TY . BR DONE BARRISTER SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC; ETO ' 14 r gf.IPTON�r y , ' 1 ' .R,$ noenneyts ce„ Notary Ppblic,R 1 OOor, issioner; ate.'. EAL ESTATE ANI)-LNSURANOR Issuer of Marriage Licenses, • H,uron4Sk, Ciinton.. Wyandottes for Sale ' H • ''i'`• A:N•C El Notary Public, Conveyancer,' Financial and Real Estate. INSUBANCB Lt5ENT-Representing 14 Fire In aurones Companies. Division Court!Office. Well bred White Wyandottes;for sale-Cceekerels and - Pullets: • ••• CLARENCE PAISLE'Y,' • 1 Carinal,, of. Canada wool Came I n • P one: us for ` Prices ' •. q lt',will',PYY a you. .. tor' �-lut 1:.oNDESBO ' o Drs.••C o. it M. E.. hhttleY Heileman!! nn e a Osteopathic Ph 1, y. Specialiste in Wbmen'e and Children's Diseases Acute Chronic, and Nervous Disorders Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat. CONSULTATION FREE. Office-Rateenbury 'Hotel. Tuesday, and Friday, 7 to 11 p.m. 1 .I°QD1t1➢ Mf;IlEO®,:.. Were now selling Timothy -Seed' (Government Standard.). We .alae have, on band, Alfalfa, Alsikel and Bed Clover. We el -w'a's have on hand. -Goose Wheat, Peas Bagley and Feed Corn. , y Highest Market Prices paid for Hay. ,anal all! Qrafns. T?(flflRT1 lI Medrol. - DRI 8. W. THOMPSON Physician. Burgeon. Eto susolal attention given to diseases of the Eye, Ear, Throat, and Nose, Eyes •,: dully xamined, and suitable glaesee prescribed. Office and and Residence. Two o doers west of the Commercial Note Heron St. DRS. Gt'NN and GAM11E1 .: Dr. W. Nunn, L. It. C. P., L. R. C. d.. 1V41 Or. lunn's office at residence High Street: Dr. J. C. Gaudier. D.A. XII. ,r `,.Office -Ontario Street, Clinton. Night calls at residence, Rattenbnry St, or at hospital DR. d. W. SHAW. PHYSICIAN, .SURGEON. oeouchenr, etc„ odic° and .residence en Re tenbury Street„ DR. P. A. AXON DENTIST Crown and Bridge Work n Specialty. Graduate of 0.0.0.8... Chicago, and R,O,D.9' , Toron`fo. Bnyaeld on Mondays, MAW 185 80 11 DR. R. FOWLER, DENTIST. Offices ovar.O'NEIL'S store. Special earetaken to make dental trete meat es painless as possible. THOMAS' GUNDRY Live stock and'general Auction sev GODERIOH ONT Par m stoce'sales a specials,!. .orders .f 1 of New Ens office, remouy attended to. Terms reasonable. Clinton,Farmer.' sale not. discounted+, • G. D. 'M.cTaggart M. D. MoTaggar McTaggart Bros. BANNERS ALBERT. ST, CLINTON Generalto ` Banki sactedng Balinese ' an 'NOTES D!SOOUNTED Drafts issued. Interest allowed n deposits The McKillop Mutual Fire •: Insurance eo. Perm and isolated Town Vrooe arty Only. insured. OFFICERS. • • J. B. McLean, President, Seaforth. J Connolly, Vice -Pres., Goderich.T, E. Hays, Sec,-,Treas.; Seaforlth, DIRECTORS. Jas. Connelly, HcImesville; Joint' Watt, Earlock" G. Dale, Clinton; D. F. McGregor, Seafortb; .1.'Eveats, Beechwood , J G. Grieve, Winthrop J Bennoweis, Brodhagen ; M. Med Ewan, Clinton, Each .Director is Inspector of losses sin hie own distriet. , AGENTS. Robt Smith, Harlock; Rd. Bloch - ley, Seaforth; Wm. Chesney, E • mondveile; .1. W. Yeo, Holmeeviltel Faymeuta;may beeeneade at The Morris's Clothing .Co., Clinton, or R. H. Butt. C}ud,erich. 4rand TrnnkRailway System Railway Time Table` London, Huron and ':Bruco.- ,North Passenger London,depart.: ..e '8.80a•m`4.40'to Centralia. e... 9.33 5.43 P Exeter , 9.44, ''5.641 • ll snail . . .............11.55, 6.05 Kippen.,'......... .. 10.01 6.11 Brucefleld,:........: 19.09 '0.19 ' ,Clinton ,;...t:.. 11.00 ' C 0,36 Londesborot' ..,... „11.18 6.52 Blyyth 11.27 '7.00 Belgrave ▪ ...'1140 7:13 • ;"., Wingham, arrive.. ' 11.54'' ' 7.35 • South Passeng e' Bel WigrangintmV!e.. ;;, ▪ ..depart...' 8,3550, am; 8 3.94P.30 ,: •- 0, .. • Blyth. :.,..`. 7.04 ' : 8,56 Londesboro.... 7.13 • - °4 4.04 ()Upton.-•.-e-e 8.10 4.23 Brucefield ..`... e.... '8.27 • 4.39 ..8.35 4:47 He ne alU.............. . 8.41 4.52 Exeter. ............ '8.54 5.05 ,.. Oentralia . •9,04 61 .6 London,'errfve .10,00 6.10 Buffalo and Goderich Wee` . 'm'pPm aseengeLpm to a; Str pp atford..,..,....10.00 12,30 - 5,26 10 25 Mitchell....,, , . -10.22 32.55 :5.55 10.49 Seaforth:...: ,.10.45 1.20 6.18 11.11 Clinton.. ...11.07' 1.35 6,4G 11,2 Holmesville.....11.10 1.43 .6:46 I1.3 Goderich.„... .11.35" 2.00 7.05 11, East Passenger am Goderich..` P m PM 0 .. :. 7,05 , 2:35 '4;60'. Holm esville 7.22 2.52 5.06 Clinton 7,32 3,03 5,15 Seatorth .,-7.51 3.21 5,32 Mitch ell 8;16 3,44 5 55 Stratford.... 8 40 4 15 8 20 no Creat. 1'zzglish 1icntefpTt• Tones and invigorates tho whole netvnuasystens niches now Pahod '. in old Veins, (Nres > !eTlG DeDebits*llTeizttrl azrrz i3rat:t, Worry, Ds., -no. ,te-ncp[[,. i os9 of 16,oe (/q/, Palpilotfeg o CO kt5ca,t' Fai iozil d I dor? , m, ' tm 01 ¢r Jfor 8'IaOne will i easo'eis '.4u o:01ri^ druGGests or mb nea in plain pItG on recall i� mice. Now pado 2isdfre(w.60sadnnuI;..oti(i4ivhe.,,htllfsar4 '.