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OU,•orio of those pleasant springlike
•,clays we had last week., when through
• tile open whitlows and doors co,n1t1
be heard the singing ot the usa vE.d
tne 1 witterin. of busy nest 0 `ill1CIS
Stfl enthusiastic ,cleyolee ‘)f our yip.,
. Side Gatlierhigs dropped in,
ule• eoilr,se oi the conv;,:sation,
.psaid "it is so Warta new, 'We 'Will' 1101i
'be able to have any inore 'ot our
lf'ire Side chats. \\ tat will: \yr.;
,101: J enjoy tholii, immensely 111y,
imagination is so vivid 1 ani sore the
idea , of a firesidein summer ,,yoUld
take away all pleasure." Islaat idea
brought the suggestion to
.-our Fireside Gatherings so TwIlight
. 'Talks during the coming warm sea-
son and I was quite ready tc: begin
when l'o ! that saine night 1 is wmds
-began to blow- clouds appeared and',
the- following morning revealed a de-
,• pressing mixture of hail, snow,' wind
und rain, cold and sleet a fair sant-
' pie. of which is, before me as I
scene without is dreary
' and . 'desolate, cold, And forbidding :
. the frogs --hat-e been silenced and the
• birds driven into shelter. , Sos. with
t sigh: of relief 'tee L turn backl, to the
. - elieerful glow and merry crackle of
our- loved - fireplace which we had
been So ready to. foresalre7conterrted
'1 When jest the right thing happens
,a.,t the propitious thOment 'how ac-
:ceptable it is, eyen in small. things.
r awakened the other morning, not'
in. the usual `fresh and 'sparkling'
moo& we read of in stories', I sorne-
hoW quite useless, and utterly
linable 'to -cope with another day's
battle, when. I turned over the page
,of my „calendar, -a .gift from some
• annoymouss inend whomr have not
." yet been able to discover. it sug-
gests sonic little, thought for each
day : the •verse this case was=
"Finish every day -and be done with
• it. You have done what you could ;
,sonie blunders and 'some absurdities
no doubt crept in; forget them as soon
ns you can. Tomorrow ds a new
.day ; you .shall begin it even and ser-
enely and with too bigh a; spirit. to
he cuinhered with your old nonsense"
,--Einmerson. It helped so greatly
that I pass it on for others' use. In
looking forward we often see the dut-:
let of the week or montli piled. un
'before us. The result appears un -
surmountable, .and we become dis-
-eouraged. If we can but be satisfied
to do purr little part each day, and
-do that well many . unnecessary wor-
.rieS will vanish to nothingness.
Mrs. •Emmeline Pankhurst the lead -
00 the Suffragettes has been found
guilty. and sentenced to three years
Penal servitude. The sentence , was
met r by cries of, 'wrath and shrieks
and hisseS from" the suffragettes, who
packed the courtroom of the Old Bail-
ey• Session. Then they Cheered Mrs.
Pankhurst as she- Was taken out of
the Court and sang their war , cry
March on, March on" to the, tune
of the Marseillaise. The speakers
have since been exciting their follow-
ers to wilder -methods of warfare,
comparing their past proceedings a
mere pin prick of what is to follow.
So mere man beware. Venture not
out after dark without the safely
guard of some woman. Be meek and
haurable in appearance and when 'the
question' confronts you, ,for the sake
of your dignity and the honor of
your family be silently' accptiesnat.
- *Genial John Moon Joins
the Ranks of the Benediets
,
Stanley Township
Mr. Noised' 11.4.ers sold a fine horse
to Mr. nrehibald of ,"iettfortli recent-
Itepairing tarm huil!dings 'is the or-
der of the' day.
The following' is. the report,- of S.
S. No, 10, for the month of March,
names in order 01 morit : th,-
Flossie Makins, c Fred Ailtenheacl,
Clarence 'A ikenheads„ Sr, 3rd,- An-
nie Mustard,' Sydney Thornpsoni., Jr.
31:41,:-Ennua• Higgins, Lawrence' Reid,
Grace MeCowan, , Jr. ,
-PePPer, Lorna Aikenhead, •class
McCowan, Joe Higgins, Os-
ten Wheeler, Part 2nd, -Janet
Aik-
enheal, Frank Seeley, Part ist,--
Elgin" T °Tap s , LOine. P`Opper, Wil-
frid Aikeithea41.-Etta..Jarrott,' Tea-
,
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The , following c is the' report of S.,
• No. 4, North Stanley - for the
Month of March, the names being ili
order of merit : Jr.. 4.1,11, -Ru th
1-Iouston, Hazel sparks, Martha
,Sr. 3rd,-Susle., Westlake,
John Watson; Clifford Smitehmer,
Mabel Fos.ter, „Walter Westlake. Jr.
3rd, -Edna Seatehmer, Alice Stin-
son. 2ndee44iVa 'Dewar,' • Russel
' Sparks.. 2nd,-119sio Foster, Saab
Mel -twain. , Jr."' 2nd,-Flairolda Scotch.:
mer, Rey Scotehmer. Part. "2nd, -
Annie ' DeWar, • 13essie ,Watsdn,-Mary
MacDougall, -Teacher.
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The home of Mr. and Mrs.; George.
11offman of Sebriiagville • was the.
scene of a pretty „ wedding, Which
• will :be , of interest to' many News-.
Record readers, on Wednesday, 1Vlarela
26th, when their daughter, Violette,
• was united in marriage to Mr. John
:Moon of l'aronto. ' Promptly at
twelve o'eloclr the hride, to the
strains of , Mendelssolin's wedding
„march played by Miss 'Costner -of
,Stratford, cousin 'of, tile bride, enter-
•- ed the drawing • i:oom leaning 011
the a;mi. af lier father, _who gave lier
away. Tlie ceremony was performed
, 'by the 'Rev. a . D. „Danun. The 'bride
" was charmingly- gowned in -white- sa-
tin with jaearl trirtmaings andt cornied-
55 shower bouquen of white
1:oses, lily -of -the -valley and °raids.
Following the ceremony Mr. Wil-
.• ford Foster Toronto a friend of the
groom, played the' ' "Wedding Chinles"
.• very beautifully-. After receiving the
• ;congratulations of* those present the
, 'bride and groom led the way to the
dining- room where a sumpt-uouswcd-
lg luncheon was served, The rooms
• were all inest 'isteitilly decorated
with flowers. Guests 'lumbering
about forty were present and includ-
• ed relatives ,and friends of both
ilies from 'Porouto,. Stratford,. Code-
' rich, I,ondeshoro, WianLon, Milverton
and blintOn, l'he bride was e
' • ' 0108t popular young lady. in Sebring-,
' Yilie; as the many beautiful wedding
gifts testified'i'he groom's gift to
the 1 was • a handsome Motets-
• man piano, 'and to tile ,piamst a bar
,
- pin set in pearls. .
Mr. and Mrs. Moon left. the sonic,
evening ' for {licit lanne tie. Toronto
,and Will be at hometo their-friends
after May 1st' at 20. Lauder Ave.;
DalfwoOd bistnict
,
Those,, attending the wedding from
Londesbero were ; Mr. and Mrs. 11,
CaldsVell Mrs. S MeVittie
MrS.'"•11. F. Moon and Mr, Geo, Moon..
Prize List Clinton Spring Fair
CLYDESDALES:
•, Stallion,. 3, years arid over --Thomas
MeMichael & 'Son, Mullett ; James
Brooks, Mitchell ; Thomas McMichael
& Son, Mullett. '
Stallion, inidc,e: 3 years --Joseph
Blake I-Iullett
PERCHERONS,
'Stallions -Wm: Berry; Brucefield.
. " COUNI'IES. COMPETITION.
SPeeial • Cduhties bempetitioa for
Prize of $30-,1,11. Scott, Mullett.
HEAVY DRAUGHT -
Brood Marc, 3 years and- Oyer -
Geo. Dale & Son, Mullett -, D. Fdli-
eringhani, Tuekersinith ; Arthur
Wiltse, Clinton.
Family of -3 colts 11912, progeny
same sire -Thomas • McMichael &
Son Ifullett.
Three, Colts, progeny Of Sall1Q sire,
foal, yearling and 2 -year old, any
class, not necessarily the property of
any one man --George Dale ez, Son,
Hullett.
Filly or Gelding, 3 years and over
--Sylmar Rowelifte, London Road ; J.
H. Scott, Mullett.
Filly or gelding 2 years, and under
3 --Geo. Dale-& 'Son, Mullett;
Churchill, Godrich township
Flilkyl or gerd1ag1,1 yeel and undar 2 -
Wm, Ball, Clinton ; RObert "Wright
Seaforth.'
Horse Colt or Filly under 1 year -
William Rinn, • 11111ett 'Phomas Mc-
Michael' & Soli, • Nutlet:I,.
• AGRIGULIWIRAL. •
• .13rood Marc, 3 years and over -Wil -
liana Jasob, Mitchell ; Williana Jacob,
Mitchell ; George Chambers, Chisel-
hurst. •'• • '
Filly or (ielding, 3 years and over
- 1). Fotheringham, Brueefie,ld
Shanahan, Hullett WilIiain Jacob,
Mitchell.
Filly or Gelding, 2 years and under
.3 -Snell Rros., Mullett ; R. D. Bell,
Mensall ; (S. Chambers, Chiselluirst.
nest Individual lIorse,, heavy
draught, agricultural br general pub.
pose--Byam Rowelifie, London Road.
Horse colt or Filly, under oi e year
- W. M. Stevens, I-Iullett. -
Heavy 1)raft 'Team, in Ilarness-J .
II. Scott, Mullett ; D. S. Litt,
; Joe Reynolds, Mullett. •
Agricultural Team in Harness -D.
FotheningharmLondon Roa:d ; John
Wright, Auburn,;
chell. _
General Purpose Team in Harness -
Jas. VariEgmond, Mullett ; • James
1-lor0on, Lumley ; Wm. Hill, ('anton.
Best Grey Tearn-Jas. VanEginond,
Hullett. •-
Best Matched Teanl-l). S. Litt,
Mitehell...
' HACKNEY.
Stallion, 3 years and 'over -Wm.
Dale, Itullett:
110 ADS'PEItS.
Carriage Horse in„ harness, equip-
ment considered -W. I -I. Lobb, Hol-
inesvilie ; nos- Cook, Clinton.
Roadster Horse in harness equip-
ment constdered-L. J. Kelly, Birth;
Thos. Davis, Goder'ich ; Cart. Mc-
Michael,
Roadster Team in Iiarliess-John
Hey, Zurich ;. 'Thos. Davis, 1 otgnis.h;
John Decker, Zurich. ,
`The News -Record adds its efingrat-
ulations to those of the‘many, friends
of the groom la Clinton 'end vicinii.V
'for happiness, health , and prosperity
for the newly -wedded pair,
,
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FOR SAW,: \ TERN. CH AP . - A
leather top phaeton an.1 a 5 camp.,
people's swing, -.1 as. Twitchell.
, -76.
SOBIETI-IING NEW -- TIIE Im-
proved Safety -Sash Leek, Alkwc
the window. to raise ,-)r er to
any height f torn ' an inch 00 witl,t,A,t
the aid of a stick or hook. Can
be attached to ally . Will(10W se,s11.
, Ito]; 1)artienlars apply to --Pratik
W. Evans, Clinton. I'llone .101 -76
Marriage , 130Y , 1\ AN:1 T.-.1) '10 LE,ARN 1 IIL
7 , 7 7 7
Telephone operating -Apply to Mrs
LA-VEGN
I-W-1,LT1IH.18-At tlifi R4,a,l,ai1 at 1116 cet,trai -70
once of tile irride's inotlier, on .
llit, Mary. ii)97. Waiters ttily())01 s,ilAth,aedratllv
ettrev
gLavion, all i c. 11 0(rj liciz,.__LApip,loy :10) 0 3,1,i1,F11,97
1 s:
rn
odericli, on ° ° ' ' ttir 1 °st°alcc.
March 31st, by -the Rev. Fa,tliet --
97597155, INTary Cecilia, daughter of _
Mn. and. James Dean, 00 r''°I.1 -A 0009 111f.1,1VEnY
1\1 „o•pi,Whilly af pont-°Aso light dray a,nc1 harness,
-
land, Oregon. 5111 be sold at a reasonable price,
__--4-P1)13' at .3\ Office. -75
,
MOON-T-TOFFMAN-At the. home of
's09 bride in Sebrin,Yiiie on Mai al
26th.. by Rev, 0-, D. Danma,
etta daughter of Mr..and Mrs.
. George ' Hoffman, , to Mr. , John ,
Moon of Torontd.
DROWN-DELBRID,GE.- In- Exeter,
by the- Rev, W. 0,-41: ,MeAliSter,
on 'April -21si; -Jennie Delbridgo.
daughter of Mn. R. 'Dellaridge to
Tiallerington Brown: of,. the 'Mara-
- es, Road: •
SLEMA N -J GNES-In 13;Xeter, „Ap-
ril 2nd'hy the ,J -Rev. V, 0-, H. Mc-
Alister, Anure Jones, daughter of
Mr Harry Jones tie -Milton Sha-
man Of Usborne. '
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DAVIDSON--TELFER-At the home
of, the bride's parents by Rev'. R.
A. Landry, on April Ind; Walter
A. Davidson, of McKillop .town -,-
ship to Agnes, daughter of Mr,
and, Mrs. Teller of (4.tey
.township.
Births
EASOld-At Summerhill, on Aoki]
3rd, lo Mr. and Mrs, David ,Eas-
oni, a daughter. .
PARSONS -In Goderich, Mareh. 28th,
ta Mr. and •Mrs: Lionel 0 Par-
sons, a sod. ,
11100.1iE-L1n .Goderiell, on March 23r4
to Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Moore,
Gloucester -Terrace, a son.
WILSON -lin Godericli, on March
30th, to Mr. and Mrs -Robert Wil-
son, a daughter., -
DICK -At Kipper', on Marph 22nd,
to MT. and Mrs. Robinson 11,
Dick, a son.
Deaths
HULLER -In Goderieh ,township, on
April 3r4, Mary Flintoff, wife of
Mr, 'Aaron Huller, in her 73rd,
year*.
TWITCIIEL1.-In Stratford, on A p-
ril 3rd, 'Arthur C. Twitchell, for-
merly of Clinton, 'aged 71 years.
1.10G•AN.-In Ashfield, on April 3rd,
• Mrs. John Hogan.
MELI,IS-On March 31st, in London,
• Robert Mellis,- formerly of Kip -
pen, aged 83 years,
COTTLE-On the Loudon Road, on
April 3rd, Margaret Miller, retict
of the late JallICS Cottle, aged
. 107 years,
HOUSTON -In Grey township on
March' 29th, 'James Houston, in .
Itis 7,21)4 year.
COX -In Goderich, en'Alarch 30th,
William J. Cox.
MOIST -MY -In Goderich,, an March
31st, John Brophey, in his 33rd
year. . .
WILTSE-la Clinton on April Gth,
-Charles 01, soe of Mr. and. Mrs.,
• Charles Wiltse, aged 8 years.
•
111E111) MAKING. - MTS5 JOAN ,
McPhee, honor graduate of House-
hold Seience, McDonald, Ins ti tate,'
Cmelph , and, exper 1 demons trato r,
-will demonstrate bread, and pastry
Making to the Ladies of Clinton in
the - Council 'Chamber on Saturday,
,
A mil 12100liowiltg how easy , it
is to make the nieest and
bread in four hours also s1;„,',..4%ing
saty m,ethods of pastry making.,
Miss AlePhee opines' here highly re-
conimended from all' partS of Cana-
da and; is 'a pleasing demorntrator of ,
tbe highest" order, Fiver.), lady in the
"town and surrodndiag country
should take advantage of this de-
Monstration and hear some of the
slatest „and most approved methods
•sii of cookery. Meeting 'to open at
2:30 pansharp, limier the auspices
ot- the ,.Women'S Institute, Members
and wan -members heartily welcome.
AdMission 10 cents. -270-1:.
se'
SEED PO'SATOES-IRISH COBB-
ler, Early Michigan, Early EVerefit,
Carman No. 1, late, Green Moun-
tain, American Wonder, medium
'early 1)elware honid grown. All our
potatoes are acchmatesed to the
soil.--james Steep & Co. -76
FOR 5550E-55. NUMBER OF CED-
ar posts and corner posts. For par-
ticulars apply to -John Shanahan,
Mullett, Clinton P. 0.
SHINGLES FOR SALE -A CAR -
load has arrived. -T. McKenzie.
-75.
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
Furniture. -There will be sold by
public auction 'on the premises of
:the uadersigned, Rattenbury street
west, Clinton, on Saturday, April
12th, at 1:30 o'clock a quantity of
Household Furniture. Terms: cash.
The house and lots will also be of-
fered for sale at the same time and
place.--Geo.Swartz, proprietor ; (1.
II. Elliott, Auctioneer. -75.
The Picture House -
IS NOW OPEN
The Picture House, collm,erly the
Princess Thea,tre, openod on At til
410 and is presenting films of the
'amour= Universal Sen'ice. This' Pic-
ture House is a. clean place of a-
amnsemen 1 aml we respectfully, solle-
it the patronage of the public,
ALHX,, MA CDON AT.,D
'
55014:NSTON'S
Sanitary Cleaning
AM),
Pressing Parlors
Altering, and repairing neatly done.
Els:port French Dry Cleaners.' Our
Prices are Moderate and Satisfaction
is uaranteed. oods palled fon ' and
delivered. Stand : Store forinerly
occupied hi' A, J. Holloway, 9 ailor.
Branches, in Clinton, Wingham, St.
Cat,liayines.
. CHAS. JOHNSON.
P011 ADOPTION - AN" ENGLISH
lad six years of age, healthy, red-
, dy, bright and intelligent. -Three'
or six months trial. -Apply to Rev.",
J. F, Parke, Brantford. -75-3.
FOR SATE 1,1 EVEN PURF-B13,14`D
Minorda I -lens. -John May, Ratten-
bury Street,
FOR SAI,E-A TANK THAT WILL
hold about sixty-five barrels. --
13, Keniiedy,.. -75
BARN FOR SALE IN HULLET,T,--
In good -condition for moving.-
Apply at "News -Record Office. -74.
F.011 S A LE-COTTAiGE ON. RAT-
tenbury street. Ele-Arie light,
waterworks, ete.-Apply on premis-
es, or to T. T. Murphy, Clinton.
FOR SALE -2 GOOD 'BARRED
Rock Cockerels and one ROSO
0,0111be Brown Leghorn for sale at
a barg-ain7-Apply to A. Ilovey,
Clinton.
noomEns WANTED ---APPLY TO
Mrs. Ali. A. Mason, Princess St.
West -74.
ROOMERS 1YANTED-eGIRL STUD -
mats preferred. -- Mrs_ R. 'As Gov-
ier, Rattenbury St. East, 3 min-
utes walk from Collegiate. -74.
WANTED -- A MODERATELY SIZ-
ed house with 0.h -out hall acre of
land and good stable. -Apply, to W.
J. Paisley or at News -Record Of-
fice. -72
FOR SALE OR TO itErrr—Bou:sh
On 'Frederick street, eight rooms,
veranda'h, •large collar, hard • and
soft water in house. Hall acre'
of land, Possession given April
Isis -Apply to Miss ,Gco.
Princess St. ' . ---70-
370 REN'r COMFORTABLE. 81597'
en roomed cottage 'on. Isaac street.
Hard and -sort water ; -acre ot
land. For particulats apply to -
Miss Rudd, Clinton. -72
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AUCTI()N 855197 RISGISTER
Monday, April 14550, at lot 25, con.
0, Mullett, farm stock and other ef-
fects. ---Alex. Leitch, proprietor, T.
Brtpywii, a,uptioneer.
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RAUGHT FILLIES 97011 SALE. -
Three draught fillies, one rising 1
year, one rising 2 and one rising -
15 years. -Apply to John Holmes,
'Baron Road. --GI.
HOUSE FOR SALE ON ONTARIO
. Street, eight rooms, hard and soft
water, •,1,. acre of land. Well loc-
ated. -Apply io Mrs. D. Connell.
-66.
BOAR FOR SERVTOM-A
bred Tamworth boar bred by Mr.
Douglas of Mitchell. Terms : 51
at time af service with privilege of
returning if necessary. George
Ilenderson, lot 28, con. 2, H, It. S.
Tuakersmith. Phone 11 on 136
Clinton. -78-4
A •
WALI.PAPEP.
Pitk14
Consult with
Cooper t h e
Wall -Paper
Man
who sells you just
what you want at
the price you want
to pay.
Splendid New
Selections.
-All_Paper Trimmed
Free.
Cooper Co.
TON
N A,TION AI, Fhl RTII,I 7, ER T FIE
.•
hest used by farmers, Gave goo(1.
results last year and farmers are
ordering again. tniSyear,, Order
now before it is all 'gene. Large or
small quaritities=,-Frank W • Evans.;
Clinton, Ont. ,PhOrte 101. -09. •
LET us SUPPLY
YOUR FLOUR
WANTS.
.We have now completed 'our re-
. modelling. of the' . Clinton, Frour
9701, •known. 101' so mapy years
as Fair's Mill, We milled out-
-
all the old 'machinery and replac-
ed rt by. the .latest :midmost
imProved machinery'. sO that there
97 uow not a, niore up -to. date
fldhr 'mill in Ontario.
OTal, AlM 15 770 MAkE FLOUR
THAI WILL 'BE SECOND TO
NONE 'AND WE ASK THAT - THE
PUBLIC GIVE', US A PAIR TRIAL:
-
We will also do gristing and
• chopping for the farming - com-
munity and have on band,
—Family Flour
—Manitoba Floair •
—Pastry Flour
- --GrahamFlour .
--s-E.iealtfast Fried' ,
▪ -Whole Wheat Fleur for Cakes
--:-Western Oats , '
—Corn
-•--Screenings'.
. .
JOHN SHOENHALS
Tlie Clinton Miller.
CORNER
sior
Live and Let Live.
Our new spring seeds—
, - Arriving all, fieSh,
. The quality—Right,
The prides-,
Consistent with quality,
The service—Prompt.
The stock—Full line.
If it's groceries, we have
them,
Highest market price for
butter and eggs.
- A. CALL SOLICITED.
E. E. HUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROPER.
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Ontario Liquor License
Act.
LiCCO3C, District of Ceatre Hamm
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of License ComMis.doners fur
the license district of Centre Huron
will meet in the town hall, Olin .1011,
at la o'clocic a.m, an the 18th des'
of April, 191,3, for the purpose of
considering applications for liquor
licenses for the license year of 1913-
11. All persons interested will_ gov-
ern themselves accordingly.
19 Tavern and 3 shop licenses were
granted for the license year 1912-13
and :the same number of applications
have been. (received for the year 1913-
OLIVER JOHNSON,
License Inspector, Centre Huron.
Dated at Clinton this 31.s11 day of
March, 1913, -75-2
000Broilers
-
Wllolorl,
each week during
June, July, August.
Good Fat Hens Want4-
ed at 12c per lb.
To obtain ttese we: are selling the
'
Famous.
- .
Prairie State
Incubators
on the, easy 'payment plan,
EG-CrS , AND POULTRY TAKEN
, FOR SAIVIE.
GUNN, I,ANGLOIS CO.
CLINTE)14,
N. W. Tie watilha, Win. Jenhins.
135597I1E1) ItOCK EGGS. --At .CLIN-
;eon 1912 '1"...011 095, '2110 and 397
cockerel, 1st and 2nil
ist and 2itcl hen, lst cook.
A ±,,. Godeticli 1933,, won lst
and ltd pullet, 1st and 2n4,
2n.d. rock, '3rd eoelcerel. Pen
1-Pullett mating. • ...pen is
mated to produce exiiibil;lon pullets ,
eggs 43 per 15. l'eo 2 -same as Fen.
1, Pen 8-Coelcerel ' mating, This, perk
is headed 119 511 exhibition Pringle
• cockerel and mated to produce ex-
-lkibition cockerels. Pullets' in
this pen are excellent layers, Eggs
',Nrc'12, Per 15. I'erk 4=-97U11ets int this
pen are barred to skin, good corer
yellow le,gs and liealt; are good
, layers, this is headed' by -a ten" 10,
cock, 1 rem stork- which won the
egg laying competitlon'in Manitoba.
-Eggs 31 per 15.- I ' guaranti,ie a -
good hatch -or replace your order
:free of ffirarge--,.H. A.: Hovey, Clin-.
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FARM iFOR SALE :-THE "UNDER -
Signed • offers for sale one hundred
acres of as good land as there is
in the County of Huron, being
part of Lots 25 and 26 on the
1701s Con., Goderich township, one
mile north of Clinton, 11 .miles
from 'school. On the farm is a
frame barn 30x00 with good cem-
ent wall, also a stone stable 25x
50 with hay loft above ; comfort-
able 11 room frame house, a near
er-failing itell and one acre .of or-
chard. Reasoa for selling, ill
health. For particulars apply on
the • premises or address -Joseph
Colclough, Clinton P. o. -06
FARM FOR SALE -LOT 40 AND
part of Lot 39, Con. 9, Goderieh
township, consisting of 107 acres
all cleared and good tillable,. land
with the exception of five acres of
bush and ten acres of orchard con-
taining apples, plums and cherries.
Farm in good condition being of
good clay loam., well fenced and
having an abundance of excellent
'water. On the premises are two
barns, one 58x30 with shed 25x10,
all on stone foundation. 'The oth-
er barn is 50x30 with shed 47s30
and also a gravel house. Situated
one mile from school t mile frora
English church, 1 mile from Meth-
odist church, 5 miles from Clinton,
6 miles from Bayfield. Rural Tele-
phone connection. Also part of Lot
36, Telephone Road, containing 50
acres adjoining school and 4 miles
from Clinton, on which there are
no buildings but containing a small
swamp making' it an excellent pas-
ture farm. Por further particulars
apply on the premises, or address -
Geo. A. Cooper Clinton, Ont. Phone
7 on 155. -71.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
and repairs kept on hand, also' ag-
ency for new ramohines.-A. Hoop-
er, Albert street, -70
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE:
Ohe of the best locations in town
corner Princess and William
streets. House contains 7 rooms
on ground Moor, second floor not
finished. Hard and soft water.
+ acre land, fruit trees, etc. -
For further particulars apply te
D. S.' Chaff. -69.
DANCING CLASS EVERY TUES-
day Night in Town hall. Instruc-
tiOn given from 7-9. Hall open to
all after nine for dancing. Parties
welcome. Terms upon application.
Under managettent of Miss M.
Rance. 66
HELP WANTED -THE JACKSON
Mfg. Company -Hand sewers and
operators. Steady work, Short
hours, Well lighted and ventilated
work rooms. Good Pay. -Apply at
Office, or to J, McLeod, Supt. -52.
FARM FOR SALE -THE UNDER -
signed offers for sale his fine farm
of about 130 acres adjoining the
town of 'Clinton. The farm is in
a good state of cultivation and
has good buildings -brick house,
bank barn, driving house, pig pen,
etc -all comparatively new. A first
class young orchard containing all
kinds of fruit, also Small fruits.
The farm is well fenced and well
drained ad is a very desirable
home. For further particulars
apply ,on premises or address John
Torrance, Clinton P 0. -03
WINDS'IORM INSURANCE. --- TI -IE
"Caaalla Insuraece Co., will insure
all buildinge against clatnage done
by witidstornis. Moderate , rates,
no Prue -min note,',--Gliarles .11 Hale,
1)istriet -Agent. Clini,on..
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Buy Sugar :
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wheia- cheap
Our ffrst car Redpath's •
• sugar will arriVe next
• week, Order early and •
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• price. •
• 100 lbs. Red path's ex-
tra Granulated $4.90.
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This is the cheapest we
have sold sugar in two
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WILL SOON BE HERE. WE :HAVE
GOOD SEED Al' MODERATE FRIO-
-ES. CONSISTENT WITH
QUALITY.
'Barley -- 0. A. C. No. 21
Oats - Regenerated Banner
Beans - Choice White Field
Good Hard Stock of strong 'Vitality,
and Germinating Power.
Red Clover —Steele Brigg's
—Govt. Standard
Ttmotliy —Steele Brigg's
—Govt. Standard
Seed Corn Later
A WELL 'TINNED ROOF. '
is necessary to protect "the o d oak-
en buclwt that hung in the we I," •
We are ongage11 in Hie -
TINNING.
buSireiss and not only carry a com-
plete assortment of materials used
in the tinning line, butwe' also -
claim to be experts 'in first-class tin-
nhllg-
Let us ' give you our estimate.
THOS. HAWKINS.
An advt. in `I'lle News -Record
i051205 g°()(1. 505.111±8* suannimousinionsmamanow
GOOD FEED CORN
on hand, fresh add sweet.
The L. SUITTER CO.
Telephone 64 The Elevator.
WAYS OF A WATCH
The ways or a watch are past find-
ing out, Don't try. If your watch
is lazy and wont run, let us' repair
it for you. Ten to one you neglect-
ed it. -let it get dirty,or it stops
from lack of oil. Whatever is the
reason, don't delay ; Delay costs
money and °Sten spoils the watch.
We give thorough examination and
regulating free, anything more costs
as little as satVsfactory work can be
done for. '
A. J. GRIGG
JEWELLER AND .OPTICIAN.
SSUElt MARRIAGE MENSES:,
Roofing
STEEL ROOFING.
CORRUGATED IRON.
ASBESTOS FIRE PROOF'
REGAL.
Call on phone for our prices.
BYAM & SUTTER
Sanitary Plumbers Phone 7g
SHAW'S
SOHOIL
Toronto, Canada,' include The Shals,
Correspondence School, The Central
13usiness College, 'The Ceutral ele-
graph & Railroad Schools and Four
City., Branch Business Schools. Ali
provided excellent Courses leading to
good , salaried positions. Free cata-
logue on. request. Write in: 11. W.
I -I. Shaw, President, Head 0111.ee5,
Yonge & Gerrard Sts,, Torouta.
IAT HOME
COLLEGE
Thong:Inds& ambitious young iconic •.
Iare fast, preparmg in them own omos
to oeenpy lucrative positions AS sioneg.
raphors, bookkeepers, telegraphers,
mvil servants, in fact every sphere of 4
Uusiness Activities. 'Yon may finish at
college if you '130 wish, 97055510118 gear.
antoed: gator college any day. Incliv•
lane,' instruction. ,11Nport teat:hors.
Thirty years' experience. Lori:oat train.
ors in Canada. SovennollegoS. ttpestsl .
conroo for teachers. .,
' Affiliated with commercial Educa•
tors' Association et Canada; Summer
Sehool at famous Spottan Ansinesa.
College. London, 1
CLINTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
GEO. SPoTroq 4 .13. F, Wsrui
President. prinoipm.
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