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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1914-12-31, Page 4'PACs 'FOUBi. THE CLINTON f?' W ERA r.. Thursday; Decernbe! Desirable Real Estate may be sold at any time or season. A good many kihrewd buyers wait for the so.called unfavorable seasons in which to male their investments;, and they are watching the "ads." Ilfesady- to•Wear Garment$ Phone 78 Dry Goods and Mouse Fur. niehings • LAD,113S' COATS at a Big 'Saving On Saturday, Jan 2nd, we put on sale all our Winter Coats. - They are worth the attention of every lady with coat buying to do. The coats we have for thie special January Sale are all new gar. menta. there is not an off style in the entire collection. The duality of material in each is good. You can depend on any or all ot them for thoroughly satisfactory wear. Your choice of any $18 or $22 oeats for 13.75 Colne Saturday for Best Choice Good Warm Underwear at Low Prices Every precaution has been taker. to make our Underwear Stock good- so good that one trial•will make a customer of you for ever, You will n ere only the very best brands made. vVe are L to announce that our etcek is remarkably large and well assorted. Prices range from 25e to $2 a garment The Voice of the people position, and he will also be a bet- ter man with more good influences at the "Countyi Council Board., Thank you, for this space, I am Yours Truly, Pair Play. To the Electors of Clinton. Mr. David `Oantelon is circulat- ing a report around the town that I used my influence 'with Dr. W, F. Clark, Deputy Reeve of Gode- rich, co. •gethim to oppose Mr.' Cantelon fors the position of War- den of the county. This he is' doing in order to in- fluence ,the Electors to oppose me in the present contest for the Reeveship, IbutT he state's what he knows to be !absolutely, untrue as the 1ollowingl letter, from �r. Clark evill show. To whom(' it may concern, --This is to certify. 'bhaE Mr. Jacob Taylor of Clinton 'did not at any.: time, or place, try to influence ale against Mr. David Cantelon for the Wardenehip of Huron County or anybody else, that -was a member of the pounty-council, good, bad. or indifferent Signed -Dr. W. F. Clark, 1Goderiehl Dec,' 28th 1914. Does Mr, Cantelon think it neces eery yto retorts to such beetles, in order to defeat{ me in this election and thus in this unfair way endea- vor eo secure' the election of my opponent. e This is positively my last appeal to yogi for your support, I 'would like to be your Representative at the County Council, and I can as- sure ,you that if elected, which I hope ,to be 4 will give all the l /time and ability: 'Ghat is necessary to see than evepy dollar you spend by way ,o'ftaxes in town and at the /County .Council 'Nixes we get• value for, the some as I would do in my own •business -J'ac'ob Taylor. MINOR LOCALS. Renew for The New. Era. Send us the news and send it early. Trains were away late for the Christmas holidays and are away out for the New Year e outing. A Happy neve, Year to you all. Iceis good at the rind=. School Will reopen on (<Ylonday' January Ith, Loudon Road Mr and 1ilrs John Hunter and .Robin spent Christmae'. at the old home - Mas Grantteacher had one ot'the beet (1Listrn,slroes that any Public Slo. r r nl has had in thin section- in a good roanv yews All the children weretlelighted the way Sana distrib- uted the,pfesellte Mre James Nott spent Christmas with her daughter Mrs Win Grant Mr Albert Livermore, Misses Roselle and Maple Livermore and Mrs John Madson of Toronto all spent Christ mas at their Mr and Mrs Henry Liver more Mr. and Mrs D Wheeler and daugh ter Grace, who have been spending the past twb months with the _letters parents Mr and Mre Stephenson re turned to their home in London this week New Telephone Directory A neev issue of our Official Tele- phone Directory is now being pre pared and the copy will'close with- in the next few, days. Orders for new, connections, changes of name or address, should be reported to us at once. The Bell Telephone Company Of Canada any P AHappy New Year to You and Yours And may joy and gladness be Y. ours to enjoy g'throuh- out the coming year. is the wish of i,u ® pi.' R a � Jeweler and l) iticion 1 Issuer of Marriage Licenses 3•ISTRIC' ediborne Mr, Paul Maedel jr, has returned home from the West to spend the Winter with bis friends and relatives. Mr. D. Schwanz spent a few days of last week in McKillop Tee Mi. Ezra Duret is spendingg the holt day Beason in Mildmay with his sister Mrs. G. L. Gross, Mr. Ernie Snyder has returned home - from the West and will spend some time under the parentalroof. Mr. N. Truemner of Toronto is visit ing at his sister Mrs. J. Duret.. Mr. A. Harris bac sold out and will move West in the future. Mullett Mies Margaret McOooi of Toronto was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. McCool, from Friday to, Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carter of Tuckersmith, and son spent Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mre. Hiles, • Mies' Minnie Crawford of Niagara spefit her holidays with her grand father, Jae, Shobrock. Miss Eva Shaddica of Hensall spent her holidays with ber grand mother, Mre. Wm, Brumley. Wm. Brown has purchased the 50 acre farm from W. J. McBrein for $2,800. Alfred Quinnie and children of Hyde Park spent Christmas with Mar- shal Braithwaite. Joseph Lyon of Pilot Mound is spend ing the winter with relatives in 13ul- lert. Miss Gertie. Ferris of Harlock has returned from the West. Hensall Miles McKinnon formerly of this sec tionbut for some time a resident of North Dakota diedrecently from by drophobia as a result of being bitten by a dog about a year ago. He was married to a daughter of the late Jas. Hogan of Hilisgreen. A doll contest put on by one of the local merchants caused considerable excitement, but thevoting resulted in the little daughter of Mr. Charles Far- quhar of Hillegreen, capturing the beautiful creation, with a majority of over 20,000 votes. MissDorothy McDonell in home from Parkhill for her vacation. Heneall's hAndsome new town hall was opened on Wednesday night by a concert, the proceeds to go towards decorating the building. Garnet Smallacombe foreman of the printing department of the Guelph Prison Farm, is home on a visit, Wes. Caldwell, a soldier of the 2nd contingent, is home visiting his par- ents. Mrs. Sherry and daughters, Tena and Agnes, have returned to Toronto after spending some weeks in their Hensall residence. Peter Melville has returned from the West where he spent several months visiting relatives. The local public school teachers were pleasantly remembered by their pupils at the closiue exercises of the school Mrs W. E. Hoggarth entertained her Sunday school class recently, and the girls gave her a pleasant surprise by presenting her with a number of silverspoons. Ed. Dignan and wife are home from the West. The ladies of the Carmel church prin crpally the McGregor .Cirle, have con- tributed 30 quilts and comforters to the St. Christopher Home, Toronto, for distribution among the poor of the city. The children of the above church have also made liberal contributions of. toys and other things. GoderlchTownship L. 0 L.189 -The annual meeting was held on Monday evening and there was a gond attendance. After the election lunch was served. Following are the officers for the ineuing year: - W. M. -Geo. Cantelon, D. M. -A. Harrison, Chap. -J. Woods: Rec, Sec, -W. Vanderburg. Fin. Sec, -J. Fromerson, Treas.-G. Vanderburg. Lecturer -A. Cantelon. D, & 0.-R. Currie. Oommitte-J. 'Holstead. W. Fmmer son, A. Currie, E. Vanderburg- The District Meeting will be ` held at Benmiller No. 153 onTuesdayJan. 12 Mr. A, Cantelon is Sec: of the District and has held office for the past 5 years Zurich A very pretty wedding took place in St' James Church Zurich recently Rev. W- 0. Miller performed the cere mony that united in marriage Miss Mika Thiel daughter of Mn and Mrs. Andrew Thiel of Zurich and, Mr. Hen ry Clausen Miss Louise Claueeu sister groomacted of the to as bridesmaid and Mr. ' ndrew Price supported the groom. Miss Mprt1C Theil of Water loo played the wedding march. After the ceremony a wedding supper was served at the home of the bride. About 80 guests attended the ceremony. Varna A pretty home wedding took place at the home of Mrs; Samuel Johnston Babylon, line Stanley when her daugh; ter Elizabeth Agnee, became the wife of Mr. John Reid of the Parr Line, Stanley. The wedding took place at 6.o'clock in the evening in the presence, of about 50 invited guests. Rev, '1)r, Johnston officiated. Mise Prcxy Pal mer of Goderich played the wedding march, Lola Dawson of Hensall was', flower girl and Miss Maggie Reidsister of the groom acted ae bridesmaid while Mr, G. L. Armstrong supported the groom. The bride who looked charming in a wedding gown of duch ess satin with overdress of lace enter ed the parlor on the arm of her broth er, William and took her place beside the groomunder a beautiful decorated arch. After congratulrtions a splen did wedding dinner was served and the happy couple left for their home on the. Parr Line. The bride going a was was navy ;blue with bat to match. Hly3t. Local merchants report that they did a splendid holiday trade and are p y wellleased• Rough weather for a. clay or two nterfered with business, bu • later it came with such a rush' that the storekeepers were kept- busy satisfying everyone. Reeve Dr, Milne made a great many in town . Happy by presenting them with a turkey for each family. Mr. G. E. McTaggart, at chairman of tbe district' of the G. T. R opera- tors. Left on Saturday for Toronto to attend a meeting of the chairmen, when it is expected the- 11100.000 pro= wised by the G, T, le, will be divided amongst the agents, in the way of an increase in wages. During hie' absence. Mr. Snyder, relieving agent, will have charge of the station here. At present there are a number of the children in this locality afflicted with measles, but not many in the village. At the M thodist Christmas tree two unexpected gifts were presented the Adult Bible Claes giving their teacher a leather upholster rocking chair and the officers and teachers presenting the supeirntendant Mr. C, H• Beese with at gold headed umbrella Constance Mr. Chas. Hall of St. Thomas spent Xmas day with his parents Mr. and Mrs, F. Hall. Mr. and Mrs, J. 13, Kindry of - Toron to are spending their helinays the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs, D. Sutherland, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Pollard spent Xmas with Clinton friends,• Mrs Ed. Britton and Mies Margaret Love spent a few days the guest of their parents at Walton, Mrs. R. B. Stephenson and son are. visiting her parents at Gorrie. Mr, and Mrs. W. Stanley of Holmes ville are the guest of their daughter Mrs.' D,Tudor. Mr, Joe Riley spent Xmas in Clin ton. Miss Gertie Glazier of Clinton spent Xmas with her Aunt Mrs, T. Pollard. Miss Maggie Riley spent a few days the guest of her brother John at Brucefield. Porter's Hill Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dawson end sons Ben and Lorne, of Springbank, spent Cbristmae holidays at Mr. John Cox The Misses Florence and Alda and Mr. and Mrs, Hall McDougall of De troit are visiting at their mothers Mrs McDougall Mr. John Blair and Miss Gertie spent the holidays in Wingham Mr and Mrs Lorne and Myrtle Mar shall of Trowbridge spent Christmas at Mr. W. Johnstone Mr J. Lowrey of North Bay visited at W. Vanderburg this week Mr. O. W. Potter and Harvey spent the holiday at Currie's Crossing Mr. and Mrs vWea Mair of Spring, bank are visiting at Mr John Cos Mrs James Elliott who had the coir fortune to break ber arm a couple of weeks ago is improving Mr. and Mrs. S. McPhail and daugh -ter spent Ohristmae at Kippen Bayfield John McLeod has returned from Huntsville for Christmas holidays James Donaldson of the Soo is here for vacation The. Presbyterian entertainment was a general success notwithstand ing the severe weather The Fishermen are busy taking in an early ice harvest The rifle corp held their target prat tice on Christmas Day when a con teat was fought between the Guards and an equal number of citizens L. Thomson Captain of the Guards and Jas, Donaldson Captain of the opposi tion the being defeated by 42 points bbca/ Prophetic and other enbjects studied on Sundays, at 3 and at 7 p.m. at J. HOLME-1, "The Evergreens" All are invited. Malachi 8:17 them Were Noticed • the following; Miss Nellie McGregor ,teacher in Wellesley, her sister Miss May who is attending the Normal' in Strat ford; Mise Maggie Mellis teacher near' St. Thiomae Mr, and Mrs. Wm. .Parrott, Principal of Bridgen Public School; Miss Anna Dinedale stenographer Toronto; Mrs. Potter and daughetr from Zion City I1'1. Mrs. Schaffer; and sister Mrs. And ereon of Mich.; Miss' Petrie teach er in Sault Ste. Mairie; •William Doig barrister of Sault Ste. Mainea HeF. Johnston of the Oarneige Institution, of Washington: t1. W. Johnston of Toronto University and sister Mies Mary of the 'Toner, to Metdical School M. M. Fisher who .is,attending. the eaculty of, 'Education Toronto; Geo. Stephen- son of the school of Practical Selene Toronto %Miss Reina McBeath teach er near Bayfield; Miss Grace Ross and Allan Fisher students in Sea - forth Collegiate ; William •, Smillie principal of Burford Public School and his teacher near Kincardine, Holmeavlile Mr. John Lowery, of North Bay is spending his holidays with Mr. Joe Proctor and friends. Mr, and Mre, G. Acheson of Medi- cine Hat returned home for Christ mss. Mr. J. Lobb of Galt spent the week end at G. Holland Misses V, Bidgood and L. Holmes of White Church are visiting at Mr. R. McCartney Mr, J, Bell's children are laid u:p with the measles Mrs. Howell of Goderich who has been spending some time with her sister Miss D. A. Holmes returned home last week • The service in the Methodist church last Sunday evening' were cancelled, on account of stormy weather Kippen Union Evangelistic services be- gin next Sunday in the schurehes here. A union sacraments, is to be held in the Presbytenain, Church in Dr, the morning. The Rev. D , Oaten into oonducti the services. Miss Etta Jarott, teacher in S. S. No. Hay, spent the holidaya % in London with friends. Rev. Mr.and Mrs. Richardson spent Christmas" in the Woodstock in his fathers home. Jno. McDonnell of Hensall has bought 150 cord of cord wood from Adam Beck in his woods near the station. Mr. Johnston of St. Louis Mo. was home attending the funeral of his :brother-in-law. Mr, Robert Bell of Port Dover came home for the holidays but is now very Mat his mothers home here. The late Mr. Miller died here a week ago last Tuesday at the ad- vanced age of eighty-eight 'years Mr. Miller was born in Scotland and ,at the age of twenty-four was an elder of the Presbyterian Church there. In early life he moved to Brucefield where he opened a tailorshop and'where ,'his .' first wife died thirty-four years ago, 11Zany years ago Inc moved to Kip pen where he engaged: in business' He Was a man who was a well known .and of more than ordinary lability. He was a greatly respect ed by all. He, leaves a widow, form erly a Miss Jiohnsiton of St. Louis to mourn his loss. He 'was buried in the ROSS cemetery, Brucefield. Christmas holidays g 2 s brow ht the usual Le of visitors to our . u and 'vicinity. All are delighted •o get 'home for a few days as their friends were i:ohave thein, Among Tuckersmith Mr Henry Wehsdale of Oak River Manitoba is the guest at the home of Mr Whitfield ,Crich Mr Wehsdale, has been out West for the past 5 years but may possibly stay in Ontario again No Election this year Lots of snow now Mrs. George Woods 'and he daughters Ra_bercca, Nan an Belle of Seaforth are the guests o Mrs. S. G. Switzer of Tuckersmith Mullett M•.'s Joe Youngblut and little son spent the last two weeks at the hcme of her father Mr' Henry Adams, 8th concession Brucefield There passed away in our village on Tuesday morning Mrs Walter Mc Beth after a long illness For some time death was daily locked for She was a daughter of the late John Dalt ou of Tnckeremith She leaves behind her a sorrowing husband and 2 child ren Mrs John Murdoch of Stanley and one son Walter at home She was a member of rhe Presbyterian church of our village Rev. John Landsborough of Michi gan preached in tbe Presbyterian church on Sunday evening last Mrs Alex McCartney of Moose Jaw District is visiting her sister Mrs A. Douglas Rev Mr Wood and family spent Christmas at the home of Mr Woods parents n London A patriotic hall was held on Tues day evening in. Walkers Hall where a very pleasant time was spent Mrs. Graham of Clinton spent Christ mas in our village Stanley Reid -Johnston- Large company of friends and acquaintances gathered at the home of Mrs Samuel Johnston, Wednesday evening, Dec 23rd' to wit- ness the marriage of her youngest daugnter, Elizabeth' Agnes, to Mr John Reid. son of Mrs Audrew Reid, 1111 of Stanley Rev Mr Johnston, of Varna, performed the ceremony While the wedding march was played by Miss Roxie Palmer, Goderich, the bridal party took their places under an arch of evergreens and holly The bride, who was given away by her brother. Will, looked very pretty in her wedding gown of white satin with overdress of shadow lace wearing also her wedding veil which was prettily caught up with orange blossoms She carried a bouquet of cream bridal roses She was assisted by Miss Margaret Reid sister of the groom, while the groom was supported by Mr Arm strong little Lola made a charming flower girl- After congratulations the bride and groom led the way to the way to the dining room which was prettily decorated for the occasion where a sumptuous dinner was served The grooms gift to the bride was a beautiful set of furs to the bridesmaid. a earl pin,to the groomsman a pair ofcuff links, to flower girl locket and chain and to the pianist a signet ring The costly and'beautiful presents the. bride and groom received showed the high esteem'in which both bride and'. groom are held Mr. and Mrs. Reid awid'sbowers of confetti and good' wishes for the pew homeon the Parr blue Line the arida wearing a navy snit and hat. to +match 11otice The annual meeting of the stock- holders of the Holmesville Cheese end .Butter Co.,,will' be 'held in the Holmesville Hall, at 1.30 o'clock p.m on Thursday, Jan. 7hhr 1915.. '• GEO.IP. GOULD, Secretary Aniival Meeting The annual meeting of tho Gode- rich Township, Telephone System will bd • held in 5lolmes' Hall, Bolmesville, on Friday, Jan. 8th. 19;5,, Subscribers are earnestly re- quested to be present. GEO. HOLLAND, President , A. CANTELON. Secretary. For Sale The folio win g-vory reason bi land cheap ;-1 upright piano, in fair. condition, $120.00; 1,upriglnt Piano, used less than a year, $190, 'was $375; 1 Edison ' (Mot slightly used, with 12 records, $35 1 coal Range, with highshelf aur reservoir and water frontout complete te good as new, 820: 1 Black Bear Ski Robe, good as new; 1 kitchen Cupboard. ' W. Walker,' High St, 10217220117.111311214 JACOB TAYLOR eiaN1'ON Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Real estate bought and sold Honey to loan: Office Isaac Street, next door to New Era+ Piano Tuning 1}2r. James Doherty wishes to in- form 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. ° Mrs. IilclHardy-Smith 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. Notice Citizens are' hereby notified that the practice of emptying ashes on our streets mush be stopped. The police officers have been instructed' to enforce compliance with this order. By order of The Mayor. Auction Sale Of Clews and Young Cattle. Mr. W. H. Lobb has instructed the un - d reigned to sell by public auction at the Lot 47, Maitland Con., Gode- rich Tp., ,at 2 o'clock sharp on Wed- nesday, Jan. 6th, the following; - 18 choice selected cows; -2 with calves at foot, 4 to calve in January 3 to calve in March; 4 tot calve in April; 2 to calve in May; 1 farrow cow nearly fat; 1 thoro' bred Short horn Buchan Fancy 22, (95050); 1 to calve Sept. 1st, milking well now. All are in fine condition and of extra quality for stock Iaising, also for dairy purposes. Also 8 good steers rising 3 years old from 900 to 1000 lebs. eaeh. Guarantee -Any cow represented to be in calf and proving not to be within one inonth of date of sale may be returned and note or money will be refunded. Ternva-6 months' credit will be given on approved joint notes or a discount of 6 percent. per annum for oash. The sale will be conduct- ed indoors, also accommodation for horses. W. H. Lobb, Proprietor, T. Gundry, Auctioneer. Wood for Sale A quantity of good hard wood for sale( in large or small quanti- ties. Any length from one 'to four feet long. This 'wood will be sold cheap., ,1 William Wheatley Phone ?74. Huron street Auction Sale of Cattle Of thirty head of choice stock at Hotel Normandie Stables, Clinton. on Thursday Dec. 31st alr 1.30 p. m. 4 new milkers with calfs at foot, 3 forward Sprinters, 1 farrow cow, 15 steers from 500 to 800 pounds 2 beef ring heifers, 5 young heifers 1 up-to-date top buggy nearly new The above stock is all Durhams and of the best quality. Terme. cash or. from 1 to 8 months credit With furnishing offered joint notes bearing in at 67 tier annum. The. buggy will be sold on two pay menta if desired. Geo. Holland Proprietor. T. Gundry, Auctioneer For Sale Two good Shorthorn Bulls for sale.,, Color, red. Apply to JAMES SNELL, R. R. No. 1, Clinton A Carload of Canada DO MIand cement Phone us for prices It will pay you John. H uiton LO•N DESBORO Drs. Geo, & M. E. Whitley • IfesleUianrr Osteopathic Phy. Specialists in Women''s. and 'Children's Diseases. Acute, Chronic, and Nervous Disorders • Eye, Bar, Nose, and Throat. CONSULTATION FREE. Office-Rattienbury 'Hotel. Tuesday and Friday, 7 to 11 p.m. FORD do 'l�lcLPtl'D We're now selling Timothy Seed (Government Standard.).' We also have on hand, Alfalfa, Alsike, and Red 'Clover. We always haveon hand -Goose Wheat, ,Peas, ;Bagley and Feed Corn Highest: Market; Prices paid for Hayanal ail: Grains.' r MoL goo W. BR YIDO' BARRIBTER SOLICIT PU6I4IO, ET CLINTON CHARLES B. Conn:wet:m, Notary Commissioner, etq EAL .ESTATE AND INS Issuer of, Marriage Li HuroniSt., Clin H.i T. R -A Notary Public, Oonveyanc • e Financial and R INSURANCE AGENT-Representi mance Companies. Miriam Court GOfilee.'; Medi.,aJ, , t DRI 8. W. THOMPSON Physician. Surgeon, Bite eeeolal attention elven to diseases of the 11yo, Ear; Throat, and Nose. Eyes a efully samined, and suitable 'glasses prescribed. Office andResidence. Two doors west of the .Commercial Hots Huron St. DES. CINN and CAllIDJER Dr. W. Gunn, L. B. C, P., 5, B. C. S.. Er. C.` Cnnn's office at residence High Street Dr. J, C. Candler, B.A. MIR, Office -Ontario Street; Clinton. Night calls at residence, Hattenbnry 86. or at hospital DR. J. W. SHAW. b' PHYSICIAN, SURGEON. econebeur, etc., office and residence on Ra tenbury Street.. DR. F. R. AXON DENTIST Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty, Graduate of C.O.D.S.... Chicago, and R,0,13.5 Toronto. Beyaeld on lllondava, May 1st to 18 DR. IL FOWLER, DENTIST. Offices over O'NEIL'S store. Speoiel care taken to make dental *rent meutas painless as possible. THOMAS GUNDRY Live stock and general Auction see GODERICH ONT ?Ai metoea sales a speoraltJ, Orders d+u Naw ERA office, Clintonpromptly attended to. Terms reasonahle, farmers' sale note disconated' G. D. McTaggart M. L. MoTaggar McTaggart Bros. 'WINNERS ALBERT ST , CLINTON y General Banking Business transacted SOTES DISCOUNTED Drafts issued. Interest allowed ''a deposits The McKKIllop Mutua& Fire Insurance Co. , R rm andso a Isolated Town Pebps erty Only Insured. ,' OFFICERS. J. B. McLeap, President, Seafoait'h, J Connelly, Vice -Free., Goderich. T. E. Hays, See.--Treas., Seaforith. DIRECTORS. Jas, Connelly, 'Hcimeeville, John Watt, 'Harlock' G. Dale, Clinton; D. F. McGregor, 8eafortb; J. Evans, Beechwood,.) G. Grieve, Wksthrup J Benneweis, Brodhagen ; M. Mei, Ewan, Cilnton. Each Director is Inspector' of losses In his own district. AGENTS. Eabt Smith, 'Harlock ; Ed. Mach - ley, Sealorth;"Wm. Chesney, 'Fig. mondvflle; J. W. Yeo, Holmesville6 Payments may ber, ,made at The Morris& Clothing Co., Clinton, or R. H. Cmtt. Goderich. Grand TrunkRailway System Railway Time Table London, Huron and Bruce, North Passenger London, depart 8,80 a in 4.40 p m Centralia 9.38 ' 5.43 Exeter 9.44 5.54 Bernal 9.55 6.05 Kippen . 10.01 6.11 Brucefield ........ • ., 10.09 6.19 Clinton 11.00 6,35 Londesboro 11.18 6.52 Blyth 11.27 7.00 Belgrave ........ , 11,40 '1.13 Wingham,a ' arrive11 5 : 7.85 South Passenger Wingham, depart,. 6.35 a in 3.30 p Belgrave . .6.50 3.44 Blyth Londesboro 7.13 4.04 Clinton 8,10 4,23 Brucefield 8.27 4.39 Kippers' 8.35 4,47 Heiman, 8.41 4.52 Exeter ' . 8.54 5.05 Centralia....9.04 5.15 London, arrive1000 6,10 Buffalo and tloderich Wee` Passeengeiam pm pm pp Stratford 10,00 12.80 5.25 10.25 Mitchell 10.22 12.85 5.55 10.49 Seaforth..... .,10.45 1.20 6.18 11,11 Clinton.. . .. 11.07 1.85 6,41) : ,2 Holmesvill11.16' 1.43' 6.46 Goderich 11-35 2.00 7.05 11, East Passenger am Goderich 7.05 Holmesville" 7.22 Clinton 7,32 Seatorth ......,7.51 Mitchell ,........,., 8.16 Stratforct 8 40 p2.85 ':4,50 2.52 5,06 3,03' 5.15 3.21 5.82 3,44 555 415 6 20 cod's nosphodint4 The Great. ),i(:lis9'i.Rensedy Tones and invigorates the whole nervous system, quakes new Blood in old Veins,.. Cures .Nemo* Debility, Mental and Brain. Worry, Despon- clone Los of Ever Loss Pirl Kati r 7qv o the }Ieart;.I'ailivtp Memory. Price 41 per GOY, six for ppfel 5 W 1O. o will please, leo e six will tti$Sold by all druggists or mailed is plainpita. on reseipt of rise. New Cmalted,.eTHE WOm ROOMER CO.. TORONTO, ONT. (Former Maim.)