The Clinton News Record, 1913-05-08, Page 5,th, '191
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I Iller1114S.
, the uierry -minith of May -
hat gladsome, anadsonie merry
loath, with all ii$ fresieness, its
iewneaa and ' ite exquisitely delia
colorings. -May is here ! As /
write it is only two day a old, really
uite a baby ; hut developing quickly
'a§ if it had • resolved to Make " good
awe rif its -shoat 'life. It is Siirround,
ang us with sainIshiiii- and joy, eatiser
..hass. frowning Withdark clouds or
jeening with spiteful showers. It is
aviaigof its best, and we ot necessity
espond, Listen to the remarks all
a/about us. ,‘Lovely Day,' `Glorioas
',Weather,' 'Is it not goo& to be
a1iva?' 'Makes ,one feel young ,
And there are many more such. Just'
ten' and you, will hear for, your-
It:a:Nature Provides ua with a Very
spatial treat each day, and it well
,,.!elaays a trip .to the upstan: window
or better still a. stroll tO.the corner -
;front which we. can obtain a' splendid
• tdew. It is the sunset,. If yon have
1, ,not noticed it particularlybefore be
this day, • You will grow to
watch ror, and love that evening
'treat and 5 you stand mute nio-
'itionless, in reverent appreciation,
"you Will thee " mere fully appreciate'
. •
the poet and artist who try to 'sug-
„gest; their impresion in some ryth-.
Min catlenee, or combination 'of , sug-
'gcstive -coloring. -- •-
.
' Some OW has very appropriately'
.called this the 'Sandwich Season,'
After 'sitting .beforeaa table twenty-
one times a Week, and having our-
.. Meals' served 'just so,' it is good to
'break away from conventional rules,.
.-put our meat - between our., ,.bread,
.end.skip._ off to the woods, leaving
table cloths, bread and .butter plates
aand 'three courses' behind us. We
on., the ground, or on a log; if ”
there is . onee then for puee per-
yet:series:a, . we start, i11 on dessert,
-which comprises sandwiches. .tite,r
that we- jump to the sup course
„again " taking sandwiadie,e. Fieany
we approach that very necessary, awl
.good -for" -the -muscle part of our daily
- diet. But dessert and team have
:done their. desperate dula: ; end f he
keenness of our appetiteis gone,
•',strange -to say. -However, we are
game so we help ourselves to a :sand,
avich. Then we top all this genu-
inely enjoyable banquet With a' good
cup of cold water and feel our meal
' has been 'fit for a prince.'
Speaking of picnics, did you ever
go ,to one where those on the lunch
llommittee provided all details with
such care, that a there was the 'keen-
! 'est disappointment when the 'Supper
leep,dy' call came, and you "sat clowu
- to find yourself confronted by all
the 'lay -to' ot a properly served
meal ? 1 .meap, extra dishes, table
r* -cloth and napkins, a cup and saucer
. a piece, etc. The meal had really
lost its picnic flavor, for hell of' the
ftin is in. 'roughing it' a little so Ion
SIS -there are plenty of lgood things'
to eat. Dishes aird 'all that' belong
to our .daily civilized lives, while
Picnics offer an, outlet for some traits
surely descended, froth our primitive
forefathers, -love of the open, and
lack oi the coatrentional. •
Go.derich
Mr, Cyril Welsh of Roehestet' was
the guest last \rook of his sister and
brother-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. _Pol-
lock., •,
Judge Doyle and Mea.. Doyle
turned • last week from a three-
. months' s 0j o 11 t n in the Southern
States. ,
Mr. Archie Tom, who has been at-
tending the, Sdhobi cif • Pracbicel Sci-
,ence, Toron to,; has gone 'west to
join aservey party • for the skimmer.
Arrangements arc being made for
the ho4ding of the military- camp here
eommencing the 16th of June.
Miss Rose Aitkin has accepted
uosition in Pert Colima -0c. Bofrno
leaving town she was presentee by
the eifoir of North street church with
handsome fountain pen.
Captain. ,Nornma McGinnie. of, the
furrett Crown reeeined ;the .new- hat
presented: to the first captain enter
ing the harbor this year. He' came
down from Fort tirillianawith ea cargo
Mr, and 'Mrs. James Breckenridge
of the Baylletri Road„celebrated .tfielr
golden Wedding On Tuesday of laat
week whoa their, six .children elid a
kder of friends gathered to spend
ef ay with them. •
Mrs. Lena ;Neville McCarthy.- and
little daughter, Evelyn, have gone to
visit the lady's sisters it Detroit.
--, Mrs Phillips or Dundee . Michigan
is visiting her mother, Mrs, William
. Cox of Britannia Road. '
•
Mrs. and Miss Heinicke have ' gene
to Chicago to, join Mr. Heinicke who
Las been there for the pasi 1 e
monthe and Where they intend resid-
leg in future.
Zurich
Mw. George. Campbell is visiting
p.m: sister, Inc. Karnpinan" of Berlin.
Many' froib';fiere attended the fuO-
tal of the late Henry Openther. el.
aehwood. ,`" 4.
and Mrs: Derehardt of „Preston.
ave been visiting the Rev. and Mrs,
r.:1)¢aass. '
Missee Ethel Williams and A gnes
Vaercher were in. London for a few
'days recently,.
' Mr. Henry Rupp has ,exchanged his
whieli he recently enlarged
:and rem'odelled, for 'Hie residence lat-
'elY purchased by Mr. Heary Truniner
rola' Mr. •Caper 'Wolper. .
1Tr. Campbell Ives in 'NI-ontofor
Ew days tart wee1(.
Clinton New -Record
1319th
Me. Wililato Powella of God r
formerly ,of Illytle visitedfriends
thisn. place ,last , week.
,
M. and Mrs'. ,9„- fawner§ of 'Waug-
h:ins V• ited friends in BlytIr last'
Week:
Dr- Ai le Rose of Guelph !!iipent
few days with her parents- Mat Week.,
Mrs, H.' MeQuarrie viaited Inondes.
boro friends last week,
Mrs. ,Iameiri itteMtirchie has return-
ed from aa Visit", With Rev.. and _Mrs.
.Smali 'of Ilespeler,and' also with Tor";
Onto' friends; ,
Mr. Andrew, coo-mbs, ho' bus US t"
in
completed his ilea' "year, at the
School, of Practical Science, „Toronto,
inlay _accept 'a 'position in the west
with the C. la R. for the stiminer.lie
visited friends iu Blyth for' a ••feve
days recently.
Mrs. W. A. Sloan, who, has been in
'may poor health for some rerettlis,.
has so far recovered, as to be able t
drive about the:Tillage .-on lino days.
'Mr,. and Mts.- Frank Jaanaton. aut-
oed to Toronto la6teweek, •
The ; , W. M. of' theaMethealigt
chureh held. their eleotioti , 'officers
recently which redulted as follows
President, Mrs: A.. B -bare.
•1St. Vice,Mrw. nfolin Malas
-2r4 Vice, Mes 11.. Wightmaa.
_ RecesSecretary:', 'Mrs." J. ..Colclough..".
COr:-Secretary, •Geo„ Jewitt.
fireesurer,ehIrs. C. 1.1... Deese.
Organist, Mrs. Chellew.
Assistant, Mrs. I. Browu.
Set. 'Sys. Giving, Mrs. Wiglitinan..
H-enaall
Mr. James. Priest and family left
last %-eek for London. '
' Mas. W. McLean h -as returned from
-
a visit with her, daughter in Myth..
Mr. Norman Jar -roti returned to
Toronto, early last week. He. h85,
leased, his farm to Measrs. Nate War;
reller.;and J. `Finney. _ •' .
and Mrs. E. Rennie and Mr,
and MrS. M. R. Bennie attended the
funeral of the late Henry Guenther
in Dashwood. ,
The Hensel! Gun Club intexid hold-
ing the annual fournanient On the
21th inst.
The Oddiellows and a number of the
Rebekah Lodge attended divine ser-
vice in -St. Paul's church on Sunday
week,, •
• -William Bell, a pioneer or the pion-
eers, passed away on Monday, week.
He was, nearly ninety-one years or
age and had Conie to this, country
0:ro1n Scotland in 1836, when Sea -
forth was but a hamlet and Hensall
not even thought of. The family set-
tled upon the London Road a n d on
his marriage a, . few...years -later he
moved to'his own farm, the one noW
owned -by his son, Mr. Jarnes A.
Belle le Wee a kindly scan .and one
who had the respect of his neighbors.
Twenty-five years ago he retired from
farming and name to ,reside in Hen-
san. He was a Member .or the first'
council elected after 1 th inorpora-
tion as a village. In religion, lii WaS
a Presbyterian. His wire died about
tWelve, years ago and -a family of
four daughters and three Sons sur-
vive.
Formerly of Iluekersmith
, Died in California.
The following- from The Advertiser
Of Watts, Los - Angeles, California,
refers to a grand -daughter of Mra.
S. ()rich, or Huron street, Clinton
'There died at her. home in this
city on April .5th, Miss Roselle Bea-
trice Elcoat, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. David. Elcoat, aged 31 years
and 8 months. .
About two years ago 111iS8 Eleat
suffered a surgical operation, and
again eight Months afterwards, but
she never telly recovered from the
trouble , from which she suffered, al-
though' up to a very recent time- the
physicians were not sone just What
the trouble might be • About two
weeks ago she began to grow worse,
and this continued until the end,
when she passed Oet in a -faint. Her
attending physician states that tub-
ercular meningitis, was the cause of
her death. ' •
Miss Elcoat was born at
°uteri°, Canada,, and caute to this
country with her parents in 1.885,
eating in Wa,tts 141 years ago; when
Mr, Elooat .built the house ir, which'
he now resides, Besides her 'parents, .
a brother mourns her departure. In
her death, numerous friendsin this
city, as well as it other parts 01
Southern California, fully and keenly
realize their loss. 'She was a true
friend, and her devOtiotr to those:she
loved would snake a bright chapter
in any life.- e - '
• Nothing bet the thought of the
loving hand that has removed her can
reconcile us i' her absenee. , While she
hag passed fr.oin the scenes, the . con-,
/Mete; the sorrows and the pleasures:
of life, she, will still live imUie hearts
oi those who • kneW her best.
retiring nature, led her to hide het
hest qualities from public gaze, but
they 'Were revealed to those .who . en-
joyed her aequaintance, yet it was in
her home that her true worth was
eic,st conspieubus. .S'lle. Was a kind
loving daughter and her deVetion
to the _ family -circle had no limit,
Iler future was full of- promise and
we -dare not ask why she was taken
fromus in her ,prime, unless, as flow -
era are pieked before the frost Mule
them:that, we- may net witness their
. The !uncial. GCtViCe$ were cowhide
ed at the home by Rata Mr. Beller,
psistor of th El nee M ! church
oC which MiSs!Eleciat was a; member,.
assisted' by the Rev. Mea Carnes, a.
fortner pastor Of the Florence -chincb.
great eancOurse aeSembled to pay
tlieir 'tribute the departed, andethe
floral pieces that were Acted were
nuraerOua., and .;trikinelny beautiful.
A large numbet of friends accompan-
'tad the remains to their last resting
place in anglewood cemetery.
Mr. and. Mrs,' Elcoat have the sy1M-
'pathy of the community in the!r-hour
of eerfow."
Blake
Mr John Erb iutends to put up
. .
Iwo barns tine summer and the tram -
o{ both he bought in Stephen
_
,townslun.
Arbor Day was duly observe& in all
our schoole and the school, yards now
Prearalt a neat 'appearance.
Mr, George Campbell, has bought
a lin t° and quiet driver frivol, Mr, Ed,
Warns of Zurich. It was lately "own-
ed by Mv, t1.T Talbot, ,
arriage,
-yON---BROGDEN--At the home or
, the beide's parentra in Londesboro
on May 71h by Rev. J. 1I. Oster:.
hout, Mary Marietta, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. ,George 'Broaden, to
. William Henry Lyon,,t. T. It
agent. '
GIBSON-M/ILHOLL A ND -In Shap -
Son Methodist church Detroit o
April 30th, Lulu, youngest (laugh-
. ?er of Mr. and ItIrs. Wm. , Mul-
holland, flohnesville, to Charles
CiihSon,- Detroit
01,ARICE--MeGUIRE-- 'In Si. ,los-
eph's church, Clinton, on May 71h'
by Rev. Father Hogan, Margaret,
daughter 61 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
• McGuire . oi Gederich .township
to Bernard Clarke or Ha,gaxsville.
WAMBOLD - MELLICK -In London
on April 28th, by 'Rev. R.W.hiting
Mr -s. Mein& ,, of East Saginaw,
Mich., to J. A. Ilrainhold of Ex-
eter, ,
Births,
e
WEBS'eEIt-In Hullett, on. April'
21st, to Mr., and Mrs. Jose&
Webster, a daughter.
°GRAB/1.--in Wingham on 'April 28th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ogram,
daughter, , • .
SNELGROVE;--in Ooderich On „AprIli
27th, to Mr. and Mrs. Itobert
SnelgroI, a son.
• Deaths
GRANT -At Pullman, Wash., on
April 20th, William Grant, form-
erly of Clinton, aged 92 years and
2 months. -
RICHARDSON- lir Tuckersmith on
May 2n2, George Riehaialson, for-
merly of MeKillop, aged 91 years.
CROOKS- At Linwood in Welles/ay
township on April 300,, Jane
Crook•s, sister of Mr. William
Crooks of the Base Line, Goder-
ich township, aged 93 years.
KLING-In Seaforth on April 25th,,
Frank Kling, in his 35th year.
COTJLTES-In East Wawanoals an
April 17th, .Robert Coultes, aged
82 years and 3 menthe.
WHALEY-VI Morris % on April 26th,
- William K. Whaley, in his 39111
year. . -
RONDLE-In Brucefield on A.pril
271,11, Tho'reas Rundle, in his 75th
year.
Met.; A.VIN-In. Boalotth On. lipnhl
24th, Ann Smith, wife of Mr.
John McGavin, aged 01 years and
5 months. '
aleLAUGHLIN-In London ott April
25th, T. Philgakey McLarighlin,fil.
Dashwood in his 17th year.
GEMS FROM ADAM CLARE, THE
'METHODIST COMAIEN TA TOR .
1 John .1; 9.="11 we confess oue
sins, he is faithful and just to for-
give us our sins,' and to cleanse us
frodi all unrightousness,"
"If we confess our sins." 11, from
a,. deep sense or, our guilt, Impurity
999 lielfTlesaness, Intinble Wu:4RA-
vaf" before Clod, acktoWledging our in-
iquity, 2 -lis holiness, and our own ut-
ter helplessness, and implore mercy
for his sake who died for us ; be, is
faithful, because to such he has paom-
ised ,merey, Psa. 32, 5 ; Pro. 28, 13;
and just, for Chriat,. has died for us,
and thus made a,. atonement tu the
Divine jestieu ; go the t'Ood can, now
be. just, and yet the justifier of him
who' believeth in Jesus. ,
'And to cleanse us fromall un -
righteousness.' Not qnly to forgive
the sin, hut to purify the Iteart:
Observe Ilere, I'irst, Sin existin
the soul after two modes or forms '
(1) In guilt, which, requires. forgive -
nags or , pardon.(2) In pollution,
which requires clealsing:
Guilt, to he forgiven, must be con-
fessed ; and pollution, to be cleansed,
must he nlso confessed. • ',In order to
find mercy, a mammust know and
feet himself to be a :defier, that he
may ferventlyr-apPly to God for par-.
don ; :in order to g‘c,t a clean heart, a
may mast know and feel its dePrav-
ity, acknowledge and deplore it be -
fere God, in order to be fully 50,1011 -
are pardoned because they de
not feel and confess their sins ; arid
few are sanctified , or eleanacd, from
all sin, becauee. they do not ltd. and
confess their own sore,' - and tbe
plague of their hearts, •
• As the blood of J(1;1.1.S Christ, the
merit of his passion ind dentli; ap-
plied by faith, purges the conscience
firm . dead worke, 'so the same
cleanses the° heart from all unright-
eousness,
As all unrightnousneas is aim .so ha
that is cleansed from -ell tuirighteous-
ness is cleansed Item all sin. To
atieunpt 16 eVade" this rand plead for
the continuance - of sin in tam heart
through life is ungrateful, wicked,
and, even blasphemous; for' as he who
says he has ' not sinned, ver. 10,
makes' God' a liar, who has declared
the contrarY through every parte of
his revelation," so he that, seys the
blood ef Christ either cannot or will
not cleanse us faorts all sin in this
.-gives also the lie to Isis 'Maker,
who .has declared the contrary, rind
thus shon.;:„ that the word -the doc-
trine of God --4s not hs hi1n'
'Reader, it is the, birthright...Of every
child of God to be eleaased from' 'all
510, i.o., keel) himself unspotted frer'e
,the world, and so to liVe as never
more to offend his 'Maker. 311, things
'ate possible !to him 'that believe. tas
,beeause ail things ' are 'passible to
inanitely meritorious blood and
eneratitie Spirit of the I,oad .Tesus. ,
-Selected by F. Hill,
Blake
•
Ma, William. Douglas, wife and
daughter were called te Heiman on
Sunday owing to the 'illnesa of the
mother of Mrs., Douglas, Mrs. Hud-
son, .
Miss la Share has received the sad
news froni the 'west of the, death Of
the wife of her brothereJobn, who 'is
now left with a family Of small
children, mere infants, to take care
of.
585. James Johnston of Bayfield is
doing a big, busiise,sia in.tha egg line.
The farmers are p'atronizing him as
lie gives tile higheaa.prices ,the sneak -
et will allow.
'
ZURICH:
. .
• The , funeral of the late Mrs, hIcAl,
lister, who died at... the' home of her
son, Dr. Arthur McAllistei:of George-
town, took place' to the Ilefigall cern-
citery on Saturday week,
SEED POTATOES FOR SALE;
several varicties,-George • Mair,
:Heron Road, Photo "Li on 14.2 -80.
,
FOR .S.A.LE,--A -CARI.,;OAD OF NO.
1 Cedar Posts -Thomas Miller
1,,ondeshoro;
FLOUR AND FEED • STORE. -I
fiandle the best grades of flour and
all kinds of chicken feed and seeds.
Royal Purple Stbcir and Poultry
Specific , at reduced ,rates. -A... E.
Matheson, Phone 192, -80.
STANLEY COURT OF REVISION.
--Notice is hereby given that the
Court of Revision on the Assess-
ment Boll of the Township of Stan-
ley will be held in the Township
'Hall, Varna, On Monday, the 2615
day bf May, 19137 at the hour of
10.30 in: forenoon for' the purpose
of hearing and settling complaints
against- the said Assethment Roll.
All persons having,. businass at this
Court will please attend at the said
time and place without further
'irotice.-R. J. Richardson, Clerk,
Varna May 015 1913. -80-2
WANTED BY A "YOUNG MAN
holding responsible position roorn
and board in a private family. Con-
genial sarroundings.-Address Draw-
er M., Clinton P.O. -79
L0sT—.4 BLACK MOROCCO HAND
satchel between Alt. Albert Turn-
er's end the _Graham House, Find-
er Will he suitably rewarded by
leaving the. same at, O'Nell's 'gisoc-
ery store. -79
FOR SALE HOUSE AND LOT
:corner 'of, Ratteuhury streets. -For
.perticulars apply to Geo. Sweats,
Cliuton, -19-41
UNRESERVED AUCTION" SALE
of House and Lotsa-The undersign-
ed will sell by pubaimmuction on
the premises. corner Albert and
Charles streets in the town. of
Clinton at 2 o'elock pan. on Fri-
day; May 9111, the following : A
WIC and one-half story frame house,
-containing; StWen rOOMS, stone foun-
dation and cellar. Hard and sett
water. The hone Is in good ma
pain. The property codaists of La
acres or land, being lots 157 and
6119, with , all kinds of fruit trees,*
and is"in a good locality, Itjnusl
be sold. Terms, Cash. Fore further
particulaas apply to D. N, Watson,
Auctioiteer ; Jacob Taylor, Agent.
Clinton; April 26th, 1913. e-79.
AUCTION SALE. --THE UNDER -
signed has been instructed to sell
by public auction on Thursday May
15111 at 3 p. xis. on the old school
site, the old bridk school house,
and site, 'of gehool section, No. 5,
Ifulfett. Terms made' known at
day, of sale --D. N. la'atsonaeauction-
eer, Jas. !Snall, Sec. -Treasurer,
Clintou P. 0. -79=-2.
FOR Sti'LE OR TO RENT,-00111-
fortahle seven -roomed cottage bn
Isaac street.. Hard anti soft water ;
acre of land. "'or particulars ap-
ply to -Miss Rudd, Clinton -72.
, a
FOR - SALE. 8tVEN-13,00MED
cottage on Mawr street. Ilard and
soft water. Small ,fruit . 1- aerie
of land. -Apply to Jacob Tayloa. , •
-77-7. .
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP. - A
leather top phaeton - JaineS
T witehel •
SOlalliTHING NEW --, 130-
proYed Safety Sash Lock, ' Alldwa
- the window to raise ,,or :rawer to
any height from -an inch, to wilhaint
the aid of a ,stiek or book: ' Can
he attached ,to any whitlow' sash,
Ear particulars apply to -Prank
W. Evans, Clinton. Phone 101 '
;FOR_ SALET-A. NUMBER. OF CED-,
ar poets and tornee posts. For par-,
tichlars apply to-earolin Shanahan,
Hallett, Clintori
SktINGLES 14011:' SALE—A CAR-
, loacl has a r deed -'l". Melaenate.
-75.
The News -Record
Town and Township
Core excels 151 hoth.
specializes 0
cws ana alum
WANT la 1):-IIOUSEWORK BY Tata
day. --Apply at The Newe-Reeora
Offlee.
- •
WANTED, A' TEAMSTER -STEADY
positiou. Muat be first elase mart
• and knot with horses.. --,Apply to,
the Doherty Piano Company, Clih-
ton. -78.
FOR SALE '-'-.COT'TAGE ON RAT=
tenbury street, Electric light,
waterworks, etc,ApplY on premis-
es, or to T. T. Murphy, Clinton.
' -75.
,
BOOMIDRS WANTED -APPLY .1'0
Mrs. W. A. Mason, 13rineess St,
West • " .-74,
THE COIINEll STOliE
Live and Let Live
PINE,. APPLE
This is the. -week for Pine-
apples for Preserving, eau and
get Prices,
I
PICKLES
Pick -les by pulk and in bot-
tles:sweet and sour try them.
,14
High Market price
for Produce:
E. E. HUNNIFORD
LIVE . AND LET LIVE GROCER.
BABY
CHICKS
We -are prepared to sup-
ply Day Old Chickens hat-
ched from our Prairie State
Incubators in lots of 25, 50 or
100 at 10o each.
Fat Hens Wanted at 12c
per lb.
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to=date Firm
, CLINTON. _
N. W. Trewathha, Wie. Jenkins,
CLINTON FLOUR
MILL PRICES
MANITOBA FLOUR $2.70.
FAMILY FLOUR 02.50.
PASTRY FLOUR. 02.50.
('rRA.IIAM FLOUR ,02.50.
BREAKEAS'P 5001) 03.06.
-FEED wasivr 75e per bushel.
WESTERN, OATS 4lie' per bushel.
SHORTS a $1.25. „
BRAN 01.15.
----
,FLOUR EXCHANGED FOR ,
WHEAT TO FARMERS.,
-
A, carload of good feed wheat on
hand.
Leave your orders at the Mill
fice. Delivery made to any part
the town.
n
US A TRIAL.
01 -
of
JOHN StIOENIIALS,
The Clinton
•
ORDERS ',FOR. 'COAL MAY
13E ' ll., 7I0W-
LAND'S HARDWARE
STORE, OR AT MY, OFFICE'.
IN 11. WILTSE'S GROCERY
STORE. HOUSE' 1'tiJNIL 1.2
OFFICE PHONE, 110.
A. J. HOLLOWAY.
BEI,I,IlVIEW 5 A It 1TAIR -
. Taxmen our 'stoolf (?f first-olasa caws
we are prepared to supply you
twice daily with the best of mill,
and cream, We. solicit a share (l
your patronage.--llichard Eleher,-
B. Intl, l'hime, 125. -‘80
DRAIN TILE FOR, SAI,Fl. -- WE
'MVO on hand a good stock of
well seasoned tile ranging in' 'Size
from 2.8- up to 8 in. 10 and, 12 in,
tile, nmae to order, Works 1. - mile,
east of Egroondville,-Krnse Bres,,
Phone 115, Egitiondville, P. 0. ,
0 '
NA.TIONAL FERTILIZER -- THE
best used by farmers: , Gave good
results last year and farmers - are
ordering again this year.' Order
now before it issall gone. Large or
small quantities -Frank W Evans,
Clinton, Ont, Phone 101. -69, '
Come to The
House -
Picture
You , ean spend is pleasant;
hour at the Picture. I-1011Se.
Bright, clean biotin:es with'
frequent changes,
• Admission a10c.
Children' s
ALEX, -MACDONALD.
JOHNSTON'S ,
Sanitary Cleaning
AND
Pressing Parlors
Altering and, repairing neatly done.
Expert French Dry Cleaners. Our
Prices are Moderate and Satisfaction
is Guaranteed. Goods called for and
delivered. Stand : Store formerly
occupied by A. J. Hollotvay,
Branches in Clinton, Winghare, St.
Catharines.
CHAS. JOHNSON.
FARM FOR SALE -4,0T 40 AND
part of Lot 39, Con. 9, Godeeich
township, consisting of 107 acres
all cleared and gbod .tillable land
with the condition of five acres of
bush and ten acres of orchaad 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
barnsa one 58X30 with shed 25x10,
all on stoee foundation. The oth-
er barn is 50x30 with abed, 47x30
and also a ,gravel house. Situated
one mile from school mile from
English church, 1 mile from Meth-
odist church, 5 miles from Clinton,
6 milg• from Bayfield. Rural Tele-
phonc connection. Also patt of Lot
30, 'Telephone Road, containing 50
acres adjoining school and 4 tniles
from Clinton, on which 'there are
no buildings but containing a small
swainp' making it an excellent pas-
ture farm. For further particulars
apply en the premises, or address -
Geo. A. Cooper Clinton, Ont. Phone
7 on 155.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
and repairs kept on hand, also ag-
ency for new rnachimes.--21. Hoop-•
ea, Albert street. -70
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. -
One of the best locations in town
corner Princess and William
streets. House contains 7 rooms
' on goueut Hoot, second floor not
finished. Hard 'and soft water.
acre land, • fruit trees, etc, -
For further particulars apply io
D. S. *ME.
PARM FOR SALE -THE UNDER -
signed offers for sale his fine farm
of aboet 130 acres adjoining the
town of Clinton. The farm is in
a good state of celtivation and
has good buildings --brick house,
"hank barn, driving .house, pig pen,
ete-all comparatively new. A first
class noung' orchard containing all
kinds of fruit, also srnall fruits,
The farm is well fenced and well
drained and is a very desirable
hotne. For further' particulars
apply on premises or address John
Torrance, Clinton P. 0. -83
OUR LINE,
includes worir 'and supplies that every
lioeselmIder has need of let lefre-
quently. When you require.
GOOD I'Llie411IN0,.
send ror ue-.' Our work is always
satisfactory,' and we carry a large
stock of the most reliable and up -to.
date
PLUMBING' SUPPLIES.
THOS. HAWKINS.
Phone 53. '
FURNACES AND GALVANIZED
IRON WORKS.
re..,1/2.1tel, FOR SALE :-THE UNDER. -
signed offers for eale ' one hundred
acres of as good land as there is ,
in the County of Huron, tieing
part of Lots 25 and 26 on the
17111 Con., GOderiell township, one
mile north of Clinton, miles-
Irom ;wheel.- CM the farm is a
frame balm 36x80 with' good cem-
ent wall, also a stone stable 25x
130 with hey loft -above ; comfort-
able 11 room frame hue, a net'
er-failing svoll and one acre of or-
ehard. Reason for ‘' selling, ill
leant:. For particulars. apply oe
the premises 'or richiress-Joeepli
Colelough, Clinton. I'. O.', ' 700
7I5DST0,RM INSURANCE. T115
-Caneda Insurance Co. will insuro
--all buildings against damage done
by, windStorms. Moderate rates,
no premuiri'note,-Oharlee 13. Hale,
.Itietrict Agent. Clinton, '
,
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PUDE MAPLE SIRUP
• • From Sap j to Syrup 9
: by Evaporation :
• The syrup is here
again as good as it can
: possibly be, made" by- the :
• same people in tke sa
• me 41;
•
II way, from the same trees. g
• Just the same as it has •
•
e always been. •
•
• It is of uniform. con-
sistenc,y has a 'delicious
• flavor and we can say of •
•
•
• it in higletters, - •
"It is Positively Pure." :
As we have only a:limit- •
•
• ed quantity we ad vise you •
to order early. • •
• •
• •
• W. T. O'NEIL :
••
. , .
• . •
• "The Hub Grocery:" •
1 -* lo
••••••••••••••-• ••••• silo.
Ways of
a Wateh
The ways or a watch are past flud-
ing out, Don't' try. If your watch
is lazy and wont run, let us repair
it for you. Ten te one you neglect-
ed it. -let it get dirty,or 41 stops
from lack of oil. Whatever 'is the
eason, don't delay ; Delay costs
money and often spoils the watch.
We gtve thorough examination, and
regulating free, anything more costs
as little as satgaractory work can be
dope for.
A J. GRIGG
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN,
SSUER MARKAGE LIOENSEs.
100fing
STEEL ROOFING.
CORRUGATED IRON,
ASBESTOS FIREPROOF
REG -AL.
Cali on phone for our prices.
BYAIVI & SUTTER
Sanitary Plumbers Phone !IA
SHAW'S
SCHOOLS
'oronto, Canada, include The Shaw
Correspondence School, The Central
Business College,'Th a Central Tele-
graph & Railroad School, and Four
City- Branch, Business Schools. All
provided excellent courses leading lo
good salaried portions. Free cata-
logue on request. Write tit it. W.
It Shaw, President, "Head offk 03,
Yonge La Gerrard Sts., Toroaaa.
COLLEGE
AT HOIIIE
,B0,T:ei 0;riaii :Adopstniovtst oat ikelwiti sat yii.o.ep: omy:iatuyi no : :pit: tot:51; I
are fast prnparing in their tr,vn homes
to occupy lucrative positiona as stenoga
raphers, bookkeepers, tolegrophers.
civil, servants, in fact every sphere of
Ianteed. Enter college any day. Indiv-
idual inetruation. Heport maehera.
Thirty years' experiencu Largest train -
ere in Cinunita. Seven 4501111538,l:-.pocial
coarse for -teachers.
Affiliated with Commercial 1i:dam], I
tors' Association of Canada. Sumner
Seheol,, ,,at, famous Spotton 11;181110es
College. London. .
CLINTON BUSINESS COL.LECE
Cigo. 3e01rim n. ir. WAR')
President. Principal.
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