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lents
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looms
ere,
lee
reliably
ossip.
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the. streets
late, have
aniple
his Wafering '
in slippery
slid or skipped
an exathple
brought home
esPeciaill' if
to round
Hall, in MI
clothes anti
been limey
risings'. betti
the past
of ne Mean
full length
glanced steathily,
if an. audience
few (unfortunately
1) he hastily
patts together,
parcel,
.
then righted
and proceeded
ruffled.
at the
'greeting
of tlie two
been, in their
a tale those
•
is e sharp
malicious little
no home -of
wherever
ofitimes -Welcomed
. and same
In fart
them .that
.sheap-featured
has wonderful
be is not
his head
flowery face
e r o u s
flowery looks
for them.
and
too, His
seeds, -'which
he aids them
way, and
more ; for
he is indifferent
efforts. But
yes ! they
are Trouble,'
Hurt ',Feelings,-
The name
you have
Does he
your hoe?
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of Clinton con ,
given the 'eloquent
,
recope ,tor
to, I 'fhee.sineer ..,, Who:
• places" and as
home from Church
.in e ,serinori ,avbeld,K
With tenfold real-
;
we grac°11111Y . at-
, the 'corner at the
the dignity of ouit
'good hat.' There
edown'-comings' and
great and 'small;
week, aerie one poor
Proportioas measu-
'OR Vinegar Hill.
about to , (lis-
was present, but,
for. the au-'
-gathered his var.
hoc.. daily pap_
(bread. for tea, l'
him/self general-
on ties way- .1115
His wife no doubt
lack Of the ueuel
; and the ale:
vest -buttons which
esual place at neon.
buttons • could have
. •
featurede. heady
chap, who hay-
his own spends .his
he will be tolerated.
with open
people eevel in ' ;his
so MUCh .iS he
they become beady
and malicious.
powers, for when
wanted by some,
and reveals a
; liet there are
e,
Priclnes ' hrnearn
if one would
This, little man is
a very successful
sPeefiutY is Plant-
invariably grow:
in Ms own pee-
then slips off and
unlike most garden-
as to the result
his seeds grow;
grow !; and. the
Ruined Charac-
Broken Hearts,
of -this little man I
guessed. It • is
ever visit with you
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Hallett Township
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A _company of friends • gathered • at
the home --et Mn. herme Hili of Abe
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ard eon. on Monday' evening to bele
,
'celebrate . the birthday of her /'Irrra"
, ,. • ..
er, • Mr .Richard Bailey. -The terming
, wasvery pjeasantly , epent.; ;num
and .singing, Mr. Beiley, who WAS. he
excellenteepirits, paying esPacial ate.
tention 'Co' that part of 'the',Peoginin, '
4
ana assisted by his brother, Mr: John
Bailey, . and Mr. Geo. Mann gaVe SeV-
eral selections on the violin, kiOCOM"
, .
pained by Mrs' Jona Sailer- ma ...the
'1'. ,
organ. Mr. . Hale, who was pre-
sent, , also gave several phonograph.
selections which were appreciated.
Taffy and -other refreshments were •
served and a most deriglals1 eves-
ing was brought ' to a clew.. by ' giv-
t three ' cheers for the happiness
.nz
and prosperity oi the host.
Mr. 'Thos. O'Connor of Zurich.
township,ailerlt8nday with friends in . this.
'I'l foeaving is the report of S.
S. _.eleTte. 4, Ifullett, MX the month of -
F'ebruary Examinations ,were on
GramMar, Language, History, . Die-
tati.on ' $ tellin GeographY, arid Corn-
position. I Thogs'e Marked. * were ab-
posi .
sent tor 1 examination.
Sr 1th -Warren Rogerson 78'
Char'lie Sundercock 15, C.arleton .Roe"
eg rson 67, - . ,
Jr. 4th.„--11.1oren_ce Cartwright 56,
Sr. 3rd, --Lillie Connell 67.
Sr. 2nd, -Willie Briggs 89, e tiler
Ogbourne 84, 'Pohl Appleby 83. Kath-
leen' Allen 81. ' , . '
Jr, 214 -Alfred White 68, Ralph
Joseelyn 63*, Mary Cartwright '56;
Cecil Cal:twright 5,3, George Addison
31. ' • '
Part 2nd: -Hazel. Rogerson, Lilian.
Cartwright, Violet Addison, Milton
Brown Daisy' Maylor. • '
e.
1st class A, --Olive Joscelym ..e
B, -Leslie Knox. , -
c __Elgin Jese6iyn.
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No. on 1oll-23, 'Average attend-
awe 20. - , . . . '
Perfect attendance,-eWareen -, Roger-
on Charlie Sundercock, Carleton '
em
Rogerson; Kathleen- Allen; lerthur
Ogbourne, Cecil Cartwright, Leslie
Knox.
13eht spellers for month are :--
Sr. 4the-Charlie Sundercock.
Sr, 2nd, -Willie Briggs,
Jr. 2nd,-Ra1ph Joseelyn.
Part 2nd, -Lillian Cartwright. •
.,_ R. MacKenzie, Teacher.,
.Mr. David .1Ioggart' €1.
• , who recen y
sold , his lann on the 2nd eon. o`-
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Tuckersinith, hap, now purchased. the
ons -hundred -acre farm belonging to
Mr. Chas. Rodgersee Lot 10 .0a. the
r
9th con. known as the Warrick
m
homestead'. Itis i- s a ' fine 1 arm and,
Well improyed. The purchase price
was somewhere. in _
the neighhorbood
of 56,000. Mr, Hoggart's son, Ohar-
les, who has been -occupying the
Tuck.ersmith fatm, will -take. posses-,
sion of the new and is now
- TOckersmitil Township
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Misses Nina and Irene TereYherrY
left last -week for Toronto,. ;
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Miss :Ruth ' Switzer was the • guest'
of Miss -Nan Woods' of. Seaforth Geer•
,
the. week -end .. .. ' , .
Mr. Sanibel Carnochan's• house WaS
botood to the ground while the fain.
ity were atea church meeting on pie,
day oeeeeig last. .. , ' ,
, Mrs. 'Fred Pepper, entertained a
oneuelunbenege", of.. her ' °."'"i-e.nds ea Thursday
. Mrs. J. manning. of •s•ebringville
visite'd her parents, Mr. and Mrs, L.
Crich, last week. . ' . -
Mr. and Mrs, --Norman Hanna, who ,
silent the winter visiting the latter's ,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Switzer,
returned' to their., bailie , at Vanguard,
Sask., last week.. Mr: Hanna en-
gaged Mn.Foster, to • help with the
farm, work - mid he and Mrs, Fos -
Inc acconipanied them home.
Mr. Albert Pepper had :a wood ere
recently and gave a party in' the- ev-
main . at .which all the young, people
enjoyed themselves: immensely.
Mi. and Mrs, J. Stewart ' ef Goile-
rich. treenship were :visiting friends in
this township last week. '
r. anMrs, o e an o . , ea o a
M d M d 1 d f S I tie
visited in this vicinity last week.
' Mt. and Mrs.„ Frank Coleman are
moving their household effects to the
farm they recently ' putchased from
.
Mr-. Levi Stong. '
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BLAKE..
Qttiltini, bees . are the order oi the
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day'now.
SEED OATS FOR 'SALE. -WHITE
Tartar vatiety, A good oat to
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yield and very. stiff in the straw.
'price . 50 cents per beetle'. Also,
mixed for seed 55 cents.--
'1VANTED-AT THE A-TEXANDRA
Marine and General HosPital, Crod-
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ranch, Vero, or four pupil, I1M SOS.-
Apply 19 Miss Griffiths, Superin-
tendent Goderiete ' 70-3
GOOD MORNING !
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Good, Morning I dear reader, How'
does, your, sub, to The News•Record-
read ? The label tejes the story, .
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grain ,
John Vodden; . Loridesbore P. 0:
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FAleill FOR SALE :--TIlle LINDER,
stetted offers for s,ale one hundlleef'
.,ieusteete..
. iateitetshpei clao-tignetyea olafact4tiarsont,aveini:
Part '01 Lots 25 and 26 on :the
17th Cou Goderich township one
- •• ^ ' .
mile . north . of Clinton, le mace
_ school. : - the !arm . .
from on . is a
- frame barn 36x60: with good cern,
ent wall, also a stone stable 25x
50 with hay loft above ; comfort -
able -II room frame house; a nev
et-failieg well and one acre of 'or-
chard. Reason for , selling, . ill
health.. For particulars apply, on.
the. premises or addresse-Joseph
Colclough, Clinton P. 0. -66
,SEED GRAIN -A LIMITED teUAN-
ttty of 0,A.C. No. 21 Isarley, at 60e
.Also Bumper King seed, oats, 45c.'
Phone 5 on, 168' MeKillop System.
. -70;--3.
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FAtflieMitol.^fiA210.11e•plAfirRsSans AdNe,sDiriDnOgIllfif,i,rSIA
, --.Apply to • Loren Tyndall, Clinton
Ps). ' ' ---,7 1
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HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO :RENT,
corner, ' Frederielf ' and Dunlop
,
laborers or domestic help should
. maker: ainalication to me at the emit-.
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I'll PERSONSWHO TOO . E -
wr. `
era' articles ,fron . the stable of r.
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W. T. -Henry, Gravel Road, on the
evening of Feb, .22nd, are requested
to return same itninediatelY ad so
streets lately occupied' by Mn.Mc-
Murray.re , _ .. ,.....
mTen, rooms, nala • all°
60 water.
. itAcre ,of Med; . fallit
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trees, good. stable. -Apply to li.
G. Thompson or at News -Record. '
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est possible date • as first come are
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first served and parties will soon
hegi t arieiffe f • • 1 the I
'c bogin 1, °A. ..1.4 dtigx:'' einini(Ln4
oun r .- .. J. , D 0 ;
.r . •
. mmigration Agent. Clinton: -69
save trouble. -71-1.
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HOUSE AND ,LOT FOR SALE.-
CADET CONGA`ER'TejTh -1 I the
Collegiate I stitu e undem e -
e dPellPitIst o dir
eption of Miss, May Rance are pre.-
panne for a concert to be given en
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the town hall on tne evening o
Match 17-tli, The program. will con-
sist of drills, plays, instrumeutal
and vocal music.. Proceeds on be-
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK
and Implements -Mr. Wesley . Mar-
quis has instructed the undersigned
to, sell by Oahe auction at Lot
29 ' .c n. ' H 11 tt
^ 0 a, al e , on Wednesday,
March 12th, at 1.30, pan., the jot-
iliolawrieng :iA he0aavy ColydeclailewobtrAomorgt
f I t Spot • • : • '
horse 5 years old ; Clydesdale 111.:
One of the best locations- in. town
cornet • Prineess ' and William
streets: . House contains 7_ ' toonis
00 ground 33°", 66°61'44 8°°r' ' ac'b
finished, Herd ' and soft; . water.
e acre land, fruit trees, etc.-
For further, particulars. aPPIF to
D S Cleft - 5.
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se If you .were to ask for the :
. loan of our little hatchet •
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• we Would .be compelled •
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el. f0 tell you fit is Lent.' •
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• Arad we have a,full as •
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1 sortment oi Fish on hand •
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: - -41..t.ESH HALIBUT •
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: -FRESH SALMON TRO'T :
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0 -FRESH SMELTS •
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• --FRESH HERRING :
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-FRESH WIIITE FISH se
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• • • -FRESH. LETTTOE
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* Fridays ,•
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half of the, Cadet Corps to provide
uniforms. ALL Seats will be reserve
ed and the plen of ttee: hall, will be,
t Fair's on Friday, March
'open a .
7th. Admiesion 350e, - _ea
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iy,, rising ? sired by Bia,ek , Dani i
Clydesdale filly . rising 1; by Black
Band; Roadster gelding rising 3, be
Missouri, chief.; fat. cow ; , milk
cow to fresIxee in August ; -milk
cow • to freshen in 'April ; 2 Hoe
TO' RENT , OR FOR SALE -THE
two-story brick house on Raglan
street known as "The Maples," El-
ectrie light and. waterworks. Two
acree orchard, Stable, -D. - Can-
'elon.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY, GIVEN
stein. grade heifers, supposed to be
in calf ; Shorthorn grade heifer,
. „ewe
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• that the co -partnership heretofore
subsisting 'between the undersigned
as Livery •Keepers, under -tlie firni
name of H. Hill et. Co, .at Clinton
day dissolved b
Ont., has been this v
.
_ mutual consent. All debts due ;to
the said partnership are •to be
paid to Jacob Taylor at his office
on or before the 31st say of
sfipposed to be in calf • 3 steers
, ,
gin2g 2. .years;fShorthornhull!mii rte.
ingleg stere ,. Wyandotte
hens ;, 2 Columbian Wyandotte cock-
ere...." ; Massey -Harris binder, 6 -foot
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cut with sheaf carrier and truck
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in. good repair; Deering mower,
Massey -Harris 12 -hoe drill wil It
grass 'Seeder ;attachment. ; Mac-
DANCING CLASS EVERY TUES-
.day Night in Town hall. Instrue-
tion given from 7-9, Hall open to
ill after nine for dancing. Parties
welcome. Terms upon application. '
Under managernent of Miss M.
elaneo. ' 66
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Marriages
CHURCHILL - COLOLOUGH.e- - A t
the residence of the• bride's par-
outs, on March 3ril, by • the B.
H. J. Condole Effie May, 70005.
est datighter cif • Mr: and Mrs. ,.
Roht. Colelough, ' of the Parr'.
tine, '4°d°'eieh TawnsiiiP' t°
Frank, Churehill of Clinton.
ARMSTRONG - KENNEDY - In
' Clinton, • on March' eth, by the -
, ' Reve.D. KeGrant, Gladys L. Kori.
nedy, daughter of Mr. and Mts.
. Donald k. Kennedy, to John .Ed-
- gar Armstrong, of Wingham. .
CANTELON-MILLER --In Olinten
cni Feb. 26th, by the ReV. C. E.
Jeakins, .Annie B., eldest claugh•
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas, s. Mil-
Mr of Clinton, to Wilber L. Can-.
telon of .Moosejaw, Sat*.
GEDDES-KNOX-In Toronto, on
February 18th, by Rev. J. B.
' o er ng am, rec or o . Geo-.
l'• tit i h ' t f St G
rge's church, Godericli, Katharine
Munroe Knox, eldest daughter of
Mrs. C. M. 13urton; of •Detroit, to
John Gamble Geddes, 'manager of
the Union Bank; Gocierieh, •
R3510 -COOPER -In London, by the
Rev.' Re, Whiting, on February
19th, Annie Dottie Cooper, of
( )
Clinton, to James L. Reid, of
Bay City, effich, • .
Births
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CALDWELL-In Tu ekeremith on
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1 to Mr - and Mrs.
February 24t , .
John Caldwell, a daughter.
. DeathS
B. OWNie-At Londesboro, on March
5111, Francis l3rown aged 87
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years and 3 months. • .
mryNRO--In Godericli, on February
. 26tIr, James Munro, aged 78
years, 1 inenth and 23 days.
NOBLE -In Egmondville, .on Feb.
. 21st, Annie. Stephenson, wife of
Mt, Joseph Noble, aged sa years,
6' months ad 9 days.
FOWLER -In Galt, on Feb. 22nd,
Tom Firomley. Fowler, former'Y
of Clinton, aged 62- years.
Mareh, who, is authorized to , gi•Ye-
Pts for same. -Signed H. Hill,
Ere,ecIiiill. Clinton,Feb. 25th, 1913.
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sey-lIarris steel rake, 12 feet wide,
-Massey-I-Ian:is 'cultivator ; National
eie‘e, eneee, „„,,,,, . eel, eer
. gangr ows '4.- .'s e' c -t i -o -n7, '-n-e-a r't. 1 y' n'e.; ; 's -e ;
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• harrows, 3 section's ; fanning mill •
roller ; seedier ; pea harvester '
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ARM FOR SALE ESTATE OF
'Thomas • Beacom, deceased. The
. Executors offer for immediate sale
lot 30, Hayfield Concession, God.
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"HAZEL KIRKE"-UNDER THEless.-For
• direction of Miss B. May Rance,
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will be given under the auspaces of
,
Pu ,erich
!per • buggy ; wagon; Bain wa-
god box ; road cart; set double
harness ; eet single. harness; set
plow harness; sugar kettte ; ' grind
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Towns.hip, 76 acres mom or
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terms apply to J. T.
Harland or W. Brydore. --(IS.
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the Citizen's Band in. the town hall
on the evening of April 3rd, instead
of March 27th. In order to make
the play a miccess we have gone to
the expense of supplying the stage
with new scenery and fittings. Mr.
'Phelan with his orchestra will give
Rome good music during the perfor-
mance and afso between acts. -70
stone ; new ladder ; ropes,
slings, ear and p u 1 1 0 y s ;
neckyoke and whiffietrees ; some
bay, cattle chains, ete. Terms •-
$5 and under cash. On over that
amount 7 menthe - credit will be
given on ;approved- joint notes. 3
Percent. . straight -off kr cash.-
Wesley Marquis, -proprietor ;• 'nos.
Guradry,
FARM FOR SALE 'OR 70
rent. .•-• The undersigned offers
to nt his fine
,ffor sale or re . .
of about . 145 acres an Goderieh
arm. , . d. . i
Township on Lake Shore a join ng
the village of. Hayfield. The farm
,is in a good latate of cultivation,
well fenced and underdraieed and has
good buildings. Good water - in
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"The Hub Grocery:" •
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.auctioneer.
house and stables with. windmill
ee, .
wAYS OF • A WATCH•
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The ways 01 a watch are past find-
ing out, Don't try, If your watch.
is lazy an wont• 't repair
7 d run, it 05
it for yeti, Ten to one you neglect-
ed it. -let it get 'dirty,or it stops
from lack of oil, Whatever ie. ;the-
reason, don't delay; Delay costs
money and of ten spoils the watch.
We give Thorough examination and
regulating free, atrything more costs
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as little as satilifactory work can be
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done for, ,
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A. • J. IZIOG.
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN.
SSUER MARRIAGE LIOE•NSES.
FARM FOR SALE -LOT 40 AND
part of Lbt 39,, Con. 9, • Goddrich
township, consisting of 107 acres
all cleared and .good tillable land
with the exception of IWO acres of
bush and ten acres of orchard' con-
,
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
end repairs kept on and, also ag-
Ic
eney for new machines. -A, Hoop-
. er, Albert' street. • -.lie
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and' tank. 10. acres first class or-
chard with other srnall fruits, 10
acres fallwheat, about 35 acres
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ready for. spring crop. . Telephone
connectioa and Rural Mail Delivery
for furthet partieulars Apply to
taining apples, plums and cherries. . -D. C. Galbraith, Bayfteld P. 0.
Farm in good condition being of Telephone 4 on 159, • -60-2
MISS . EMMA • LAVIS, • TEACHER •
good clay loam, well fended and of Piano, is to take
prepared pup-
• , having an abundance of excellent ils for piano inetruction at eer • •
water. On the premises are • two hoine ,corner Isaac and -Joseph HELP WANTED -PH E JACKSON
barns one 58x30 with shed 25x10, street's. Inter,mediate Standing. • Mfg. Company -Hand. sewers and
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all on stOnce foundation; • The oth- - • -66- operators. Steady work, Short
er barn is 50x30 with shed 47160 hours, Well lighted • and ventilated
Ilillsgreen
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Mr. Jamcs Turner, an old and se-
aected resident of the vicinity, Pas-
M away on Wednesday of last , week
t the age of eighty-one years. Mr.
timer lied hem, in rather poor
aalth for some -three or four years,
Eating from 'the time when he suf.
Ted A stroke of paralysis . from
'hick he had ,alever • fully reenv-
Md. He has been able , to
:
team about the Meta°, however,'
tut was'. enjoying a measure , of
haltli, when -le contracted a cold
ad other cOmplicetions set in which
is we.ahezied !ramie leould not' With-
and. The end 'came euddenly, while
3 was sitting in his chair. The - de-
,flSed 'Ins a' 11:ihiVC of 'Tyrone, Ire-'
ad, an4 came 'to this country, With
Is mother and other members of.the
tinily in 1844: his father having
' in the old 'country. They holt-
d en. the Front Road, on the firm
ew owned by Treasurer Reid. Rut
.f0v yeats later he purchased the'
era on. the Parr Line, which' ever
ler eceitinued toe be his home. Hise.
ife, who was Miss Webster ef, Leek -Annie
3w, aisti. cefamily of six survive: Mrs..
oh ix MaNatighton of Teekerslnith,
:rs. Frank Coleman, John and Web-
ter Tigner,of.the immediate neigh-
hrhood, ' and Ilirvey. and Annie at
eine. Mrs, Isaac' Erratt of tht,
abylon - Line, Stanley township, as
is sister . and is now the only stir-
iving member of The original Lam-
y. • Mr,. Turner wies. a Pretrbyterian
, religion and . ax. Conservative in
sales.' . He was a man uk a quiet'
ael kindly disposition, Much beloved
7 ' his own family and a large
rcle of friends. The. funeral, which
as very largely attended, took
ape .11601.the .family residenee. r, On
riday afternoon,. the services being
)3111110te3,hY the .:POV. .Mr. Urquhart.!
Listowele a . Midler pastor to
hom he was gulch attached., assist,-
1 by the Rev. J. li'ichard•son: .The
illbeareis were ; Messrs. 'James,
. J.
property
meeting to it. Mr, and—Mrs, Rod-
gets= intend going west to the vie-
fixity 01„ Calgary, where 'they have
large interests, and While- the neigh-
bore regret to lose them from .the
community they wish them succest
M their new home. ' •- .
. Report of S. S. No. 7, Hullett, for-
February. '
Examined in reaeling, sPelling ar-
itlunetic and Megielle. Total 300.
Those marked with a * missed .one
examination.. .
'Sr. ,ith,-Geo. Brown 224:
, Jr. 4th,e-Jesiie MeVittie 170, Geo.
Pollard 129. '
Sr, ard,-LoMe ' Herrington 154,
Olive MeVittie 129. , ' e
Jr. 3rd, -Annie pollard 155, Jos-
eph Iloggaet 165, Lillian Tatablyn
122* Norman Sanderson 93.• '
Jr. 2nd-e•Exemined in reading spell-
ing Geography , and ,arithnietic. Total
300, , .
Laura Beacom 201. •
Berta Sanderpon - 155.
Janet InteVittie 104.* .
Jr. 1t, -Harold Beaeone
Best spellers for . the mouth : ,
Jessie • MeVittie, Olive' elleVittie,
pollard, Laura elleacora. ' ' •
- , ... ..-T.e. J. Waemann, Teacher.,
. Report of S. S. No. Inc Pen:"
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ruarY. • , •
40 " ClassEffie Jamieson, Lulu
mann, Nemo' :mcmjehace
Sr. 3r3,-elosephine ' Livingstone,
Alan Farnham, Pletcher . Gibnings.
Jr. 3r3, -Mabel Livingstone, -Aro-
old Jamieson; Nora Mann, Eva Glatt.
zier, Emma Ilea, Myrtle •Glauzier,
Pearl Mann, Corti° Glauzier,
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Sr. 2nd -'-Alta Olauzier, Florence
,
Jamieson, Gerta Mann, Margaret
. Mores, Mary G-ibbing Raymond Jam-
'Jason. : ' '
Jr. 20,-0ecil Farnham, Allison
Dale,- Nona: . 'Dale, Percy . Tasker,
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Charlie Mann. -
4 , Part 2nd, -George Hart, Leslie
Tasker, Wm. Livingstone, -
Part 1.st,-Joe Hart, Etta Wright.
,. • _, k nes F ritham 'Teacher
g , a ,
and also a gravel house, Situated work rooms, Good pay. -Apply at
R2
'le from school t mile from DRIVING HORSE FOR SALE, - Office, or to J. McLeod, Supt. -,. .
one mi . ly
,
English church, I mite' from Meth- : four years old, also buggy good as .
- °dist church 5 miles from Clinton ' new and set double harness. -Harry.
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6 milth from Hayfield. Rural Tele- Hayes, Clinton. -67 FARM FOR SALE -The ,Exeoutor of
phone connection. 'Also part of Lot • . the Southcorahe estate offers tor
.36, Telephone Road, containing 50 :
."' sale 50 acres, being east half , of
acres adjoining •school and miles WOOD WANTED. -200 cords of first loll 28, con. 6, Hullett. This is a
tram Clinton, on which there aro class Wood cut 14, 16 and 18 Inches firseolass farm, well. watered and
no buildings but containing a small long. -A, Forbes, Coal Yards. -63 improved and with good buildings.
'swamp making 11 an excellent pas- Also the undersigned Micas , for sale
'For
titre farm. further particulars lot 26, eon, 6, Hullete, consisting ol
apply on the Premises,, or addiess-e 100 acres. These farms may be
.
A ' •
MI n y . ing
Ton want done in the line of .
Heating, Tin'
Plumbing,.
. sty thing or Metallic
Work call. and ,get
r•
our prices.
Jobbing .
and Repairing
done promptly. Skates
sharpened while you wait
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Geo. A. Cooper Chilton, Ont. Phone boUght together or separately.-
7 on 155. . e -71. 11011SE FOR SALE ON ONTARIO Apply to . o
, R J. S utheorabe ClIn.
street,., eight rooms hard and soft ben p, 0, ' -.48
, water, -14 acre of land, Well lo-
.
Mrs.
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BLAKE, '
.
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Mr. and Mrs: Shepherd of Goderich
Township spent Sunday ,lasti with
Mr. R.ihellnst°n• '
Mrs. A McDonald is s week
A. Ibis . . '
nursing in Brucefield.
AUCTION SALE 05' FARM STOCK • ated.-Apply to D. Connell. ' '
and Iraplements. The undersigeed -66. '
FARM FOR SALE ON TIIE CUT
has instructed Mr. It, .Bossenbetryied •
Line, Goderieh township .& mile
to self by , public auction at lot 17, , . from • Holmesville, 4i. miles from
Salible Line, Stanley township, at FOR SALE -3 DRAUGHT COLTS', centon, consisting of ao acres.
,
1 o clock sheep, on Tuesday, March 1 rising 1, 1 rising 2 and • 1 rising The farm is in a good state of cut-
18th, the following: general . pair- 3 years, the lattet Iwo being well , tivation 'well watered by never-
p,ose mare; in „foal , to ;Colonel, matebedie-Apply • to 'John Ilohnes Millng spring and well. Geed er-
, -
draught gelding, ,. rising 3 years, Huron Road, .. -2.1-7. chard. ,lituildings, all first class
driving- horse; ff' years 'old, -newly --' I
•. and In good repair. Owner desires
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' COLONIST RATES' '
ON SALE DAILY
Match 15th to April h5th inclusive
• . From Clinton. to
VANCOUVER, 11. C,
VICTORIA, If; C.
•
SEATTLE, WASH.
SPOKANE, WASH.
_ -
SARI' FRANCISCO, CAL:
s -
LOS ANGELES, CAL,
' • ' $46.75. •
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SAN DIEGO, CAL,
MEXICO CITY, ME2C. '
Proportionate low rates to other
' t • ' A .' ' Br't'sh Columbia
Pons s in 1.Izona, • .1 1 . ,-
California, Idaho, Mexico, Montana,drained
Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington,.
etc. From all stations in Ontario.
Ask Grand Trunk Agents for full
.t. 1 • • ,,,
pal ice ars.
.
' The Grand Trunk "Pacific Railway .
is the shortest and quickest route
bet,ween:' .Winnipeg-Sastateoli - Ed-
monton, .' -" ' .. • ' '' • .
I-TOME:SEEKERS' ' EXCERSIO S
--- - - --- N' -
' lip Ararlite6a,- SaskatelteWan
' e • and. 'Alberta- '-'
Each Tuesday March to October in-
elusive via Chicago .and St. Paul
Through :coaches and. penman Tour-
jet sleeping 'Cars .win leave Toronto
if ;ten. on above dates for eliTinni-
peg, , ,, -
. No "Change' of Cars
, .
WINNIP,EG and RETURN $35.00
EDMONTON and RETIJRN 513.00
Tickets good ,,for 60 days. Propor-
'
tionate low rates to ,other points.
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.SET'fLERS' EXCURSIoNS
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To Alberta and Saskateltewan March
, Ilth :
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and eve,ry Tuesday thereafter, until
Aprif 29th inclusive, from stations
' ' P t rboro Port Hope and
in Ottano„ , e e , , , .
Wet, , - . , ' •
' ':: , LOW RATES .
Through Coaches arid .T'ourist
sMepers te. Wineipeg :without change
lowing Toronto II:00 p:m. on --above
dates. : . ' ^
t , JOHN ItA-NSFORD ce SON '
Town Passenger and Ticket Agents,
- - Phone 57. ' • '
A. O. PATTISON, , ,
Depot Ticket Agent. 'Phone' 311u...
calved cow, 2 cows in: calf, , steer
• to Wen owing .to ill Ifeelth. • Dar-
nisi 3 'heifer- nising 3 2 t -
lig. „•- rising , s ears
- --e- SlivRTHORN BULLS FOR SALE. ' gain for quick sale. -W. Pickard,
nising, rising,. 2, • 3 calves, , 50 .pullets, ,. ...9 grand young bulls from. eows - Holmesville. • -66
Rhode lel* Reds;-.140ssaY-Harris •that . we reserved at Our sale af-
binder, 6 'cut; in :good '-
,
BYAM & SUTTER
Sanitary Plumbers ' Phone 74
-Mot .repair, ter the fire and sired by the en-
.
Mower, Massey- arra. seed drill, ported hull Best Boy. Prices rea- FARM FOR , SALE -THE UNDER-
d
Nexen 4Ifielt diamon harrow, 2. sonabie. Come and see theM.77 . signed offers for sale his fine farm
walking "lows, scuffier,,, fanning Wm. Grainger & Stan, Londesbora. . 130 ' ' ;II i lag the
mill, wagon, top -buggy, denhoeralt, of ebout acres a o ni ,
blob -sleigh, cutter, wagon box and -64-8 town' of Clinton. The fa•rna is in
bee, jack, ea good state of cultivation and
Ancient Order
' • ;
' of Foresters .
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The ,onlyLegal Reserve Fraternal
ociety doing business in Canada,
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Incorporated by special ,Aet of the
fominion Parliament.
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Full Government • Reserve inaiii%.
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on every Policy. ,
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Fixed , rates' and definite contraet
with special privileges.
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Whole Life 10, 15, 20, 25' and 30,
Pay, Life Policies and Endowmen .
. ,
Comparison Invited.
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No Liaise in Rates,
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No Assessment,
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:For further' particulars enquire et
any member Of Coatrt,. Prosperity, or
of '‘ . „..
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A. F..Cudmore, .
SeCretary.
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spring seat-, gravel -hay
g set IVO i set. has . good • buildings -brick house,
ho rack, working harness
FOR SALE_ 1 LARGE 6 OCTAVE bank barn driving house, pig pen, .
single harnese, eight pair of hams ; -/ . . , , ti 1 , A r
• , piano eased organ, as good a new, e P Y
and collar, 28 -foot extensaon ladder s - tc-all com are ve new. met
sell class young orchard containing all
Will :
set of, slinge tied ropes,. grain bags, • only in use 3 months. , , , .
11 f 't'
stontboat, iron kettle, wire stret: cheap. Terms to suit purchaser,-- kinds of fruit, also sma rm. .
' Apply to Wesley W'alke'r. -61 The farm is well fenced and , well
t " f t f •' d.
cher, WI It 50 ee o rope, i pin
shovels,forks', .,0 0. and is a very desirable
stone t .4417 -quan- ...,...
, ,
'bitty. of stove wood, -daisy.- churn, , home. For further particulars
newt Century washer, 3 "stoveS; woe'd ZOTTOE. TO CREDITORS -^" In apply Oh premises or address John.
nnaimed
' - Cheer) h ' • 13 • ' th natter of th estate of Ro-
range, (Good ase sitner . e 1 e Torrance, Clinton I', 0, . -'s0.-
. , , , . , . .
' ' , bort of the Town-
with, hoe au pipes, name case,,Marshalllate
,
Organ, ,43,.i. octave, several pieces . cf ' -ship of Goderick, yeoman, 'ileceas-
furniture hoesehord artielee oil -Notice is hereby given
ohn, W. and Chas., Reid,' Geo.
. ... . . ,
eattie and Robert Stephensee. A-
iongst those who attended the iun-
;al froM a distance were': Messrs.
.obt. 'and James Webster of- Kin-
!Ss,. Richard and Daiiiel .Webster and
Is. Susan Webster of rucknow, ' and
lessrs..• Albert Alton', Thos. Aruba-.
)13 and Mrs,. Findlay of .Ashfield,
ohs. Turner 68 Seaforth arid ' Mr,
ad Mree S. Cluff of: Chiselterst. .
, ,
LOndeirs Road. '
' -- -- -
Mr. John ' Wise is moving to his
icomfortable home recently bought
' from, Mr. -McClaclierty of Clinton.'
The neighborhood Is sorry to i-O.SO
the Wise family, who have 'been POP-
ulay here, „but we congratulate. them'
neon . retiringftom the name are-
uoue. labors OE 'the farm and trust
they ' will enjoy life in town.
and pursuant
• ' ' Tli • to Sec 55' ' 'rim' 'Trustee ' Act
-
of
too numetotrs to men ion. . ese . . „ .. .
t'
- wit' he nee..reServe as .tbc,,proptie- that all .persons having, claims '
tor has sold his,' farni.,' ' ;terms :.--- agabist the estate of "the said de-,
r
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'All suing OE''.$5 aid:Under, cash, ' On ceased,..whii died on or abdut.ri" the
.oven that ameht„ 8' months 'etedit 6th day 'of 'Ii'ebruary 1913 'a're'' Te -4.
ywill be;''giVen. on approsied jeint quired to ',send by post prepaid to.
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at
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'14;,4-11:usstortir
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rot:videmissirtill
10111110111,-
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notes. 3 ' Percent. straight ,off for the .,endersigried executor.91,:,., their:
-rit
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.eaSli on credit, anieents,, Poultry solielltor ,on or before tline1.5.th clay
case, 'Arch., Stirling, Drysdale, of Mareht1913 -their names' 'and., ad-
Proprietor: E. Bossenberty, Alice (Meese§ : with: - full pahicUlats in
• .
trtmeet. ; , writieg of, their ,clarms, and state-
1 /
,%4, 5. 74 Kol,.•0:
..- / / tee .,,,,,,....
/ea ••"-• '••• '
,A /, •
^- ee•
tek
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, ... • merit .-. .of, +their accountS,:and • .the
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7. o.•7,
MCKillop.Township
The blatheskites who want to
Mee the... -Whole Ixatrclen of, taxation ,on
he latid and allow the man of
iortgaged wee owns and lives in a
'alatial home tp , go entirelY free
Kim all taxation, are, now being
. „. ,
cord from. ' • ' , '' , '- . .. •
tieorge ' Roe hall- bee ..hafiling' tali-
er from down near McNaught's one
Ay lest week. , ' ,
Henry : Beenervies. bee hem hauling
ravel for the perpoge of building , a
HO tiliS ' coining Season. ,
John Dougherty is going to ellintge
•
rid improve his barns and le eet-
Ing material for that purpose.
SflJDY
.E
Al' ROM ,,
• ; ,
• 'Use your spare time and be-
. come a geed ;Batakkeeeer,a; a • .
Seenetg(rapher, j or leant' 'i;r7.•
Draw and Design, or take • e
course in story ' Writing or
JoUretalisin and' quialikv. , to
earn a gcod salary. We can
give you just. the 'right .:
:Course, ' Write us for 'Cate.-
mitureee et. the- seem:it-MS, (if .: -,-,i,ny )
.
- e • t held by 'Bern dul v.crified .,by
WANTED, -- -MODERN HOUSE lo . , Y
MIL
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Armin.
statutory 'declaration. And take . ' - ...i... •
. rent y ' a o me ,. or sine . , , • .
h l' t f A 1 f 11
: ; ' • ' " • notice, tiMt' ^after the said 15th tie . : A SINKING SOUND. .
, famely.-Aedress ' Drawer 0, Ode . • : . • , Y . . ,
' . . :-.7e • of ' March 19.13 the, said execetors meet be provided for the inainten-
ton., P. •0. . , .
: ' will proceed to, diseribeeeeehe as- ana of some plambing work. Its orx-
' have been had
•••••••••
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,
H 'Stuciy
OM '
e
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Thou. sonde of ombitiouo young people
ars being buittuOtod in their homes by
our 'Homo Studs Dept. You may finish
at Collette if you desire. Po? when -
, Ex
,
ever you wish, Thirty Yeors . p_
mute. Largest trainers In Canada.
, peter anloley. Pesltansalansaanzia,i;
AYIITYL eng, rrVL for Partionlars.
. .
No viCATIoN '
GUNTON ausiNgeis coILLEoE
CEO. SPOTTON.,, FREswapo
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sets Of the said estate anioeg the ginal cenditioe meet
• , , , in constant need of
parties. entitled thereto, having. re- and it is always; ,, , ,
D B. tii/L'FIY FOR SALE. .--
SEE- -4' ---' . ' •• gard eerily -to the 'claims of which repairs. Why uot :use. ,
Manchurian No. 21, good bright they shall then have notice and the. OUR MODERN PLUMBING ?
,
seed., 70 cents per ,busheLee J . .
. an. said . exenetarS will not be nettle Our work is of high order and re-
Woon Coderich township Clinton , . .. • ,
, . : , , for said assets, ea any par ere-, pelts he" no e ,necessary tit
t th ' ' ' 'II t b til
. • • of the fairt cost has been aply re-
of to ,,any person °I persons , ,
. • _ ' whose tiotice, shall not have Estimates do net cost much
.elaim paid.
.
^- • : ' . • '', . been received by them, or their 04 they will give you e e A I
brit).- .n-
TEACHER WANTED FOR- 'HOLM- said solicitor at -the Gime oi such eight ' , into our method. Either
' ' ' en- . • -ri ' • •Clinton,
esville School dutaes to carom dist bution. Dated at Clinton, phone or call.
ce ' After Easter. Applicatiene '-etext• 13th day of February 1913, -Francis ,
' '
ing salary -• and expericece • received H. Po -Well, William G -len, executors. . THOS. .HANVKINS.
' up, to. Meech 15th. -re Glidden, W. DrydOne; Clinton Ont,, solicitor
,Seeteliary,`,ItolniesYille. '-'-'70-2. for ozeoOtors, • ' • ,.....69x3, " ' Phone 53,
_ .
tdvertiving in. The Apsillsoord pays..
logue. W, II. Shaw, Presideat, •
Shares ' tloaoalli, Trattekt.