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.Presentation to a -.
• Successful Teacher.
,oe, the occasion of Miss DeIntage's
zeeignation from the sialt of the Col-
legiate Institute she was presented
'fiy the pupils and staff with a very
.handsome ladies companion and man -
i Mire set in ebony, with silver moun-
tings, each price being initialed. The
following address was also read by
Elinier C. Beacom while Miss ,,lIelena
Middleton made the presentation,
Dear Miss Delmage,--'rhe occasion
of your departing from Clinton and
,of breaking your associations with
Clinton Collegiate Institute, Comes
very unweicorne to us all who have
liad the pleasure ' and profit 'of your
instruction,
We have learned to value highly
yoilr unfailing patience and willing-
ness to help us in our difficulties ;
.and the trouble which you have tali -
en to help us when you found 'us
laboring in distress, makes it im-
possible for us to express adequat-
ely our sense of obligation. At
,streb: a time as this words seem but
‘ernpty things and quite incapable oi
-expressing the fulness of the heart,
We. therefore ask you to accepe this
token of our good -will min affection.
May it ever remind ,you of Clinton
-ed the good old C. C. I., to which
possibly your thoughts may recur
more fondly as the deep sense of re-
'sponsibility lades and the anxiety
inseparable from examinations passet
away. While vre hope that your .inem-
mry of Clinton may always bring yeti
'happiness and pleasure, yet we be-
lieve that fortune holds in store for
you still greater things in the fut-
• ure. On behalf of theateachers and
'pupils of Collegiate Institute we ex-
tend to you our el/rarest wishes for
-your future success and advanee-
reent.-Signed, Helena Middleton, El-
mer C. Beacom.
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GoderIch
A near drowning and a heroic res-
mue oecured here last Friday night
Two young men were bathing in
the mouth a the Maitland River,
whore the • current is. more or less
_treacherous, • and one of them, TJns-
worth Jones, though a swimmer,
was overcome in some manner, and if
:his companion, George Case, had not
imrthaiately gone to his rescue, a
elroweing would have been certain,
Jones tau unconscious when his res-
•etter pulled him, out of the water, but
Dr. Taylor was summored and by
quick work managed to restoxe life.
• Gorierich has a tear live talk-
ing. •crow. The young :laughter
eif R. R. Sallows, has tamed a
immt. young eroev to speak fluently ay split
ing his tongue and educating himso
that he an the trees leading front
•the Central and Separate schools,
keeping up an animated conservation
ein the local an,
Galling the boys
and girls be their names, eel call-
iftg such phrases as ``I can't boys,
I'm married now."
This is the second crow that has
been educated in Goderich, a, young
man by the name of Keneshaw hav-
ing „first shown what can be •
jone
with the crow. Young Miss Swallows
crow, in addition to 'being- at linglast,
has some peculiarities. He undertook
-begonias of Dr. Holmes, county treas.
• to uproot all the sprouting tuberous
• begonias of Dr. Holmes, county trees
urer, the other evening, and, with
the human race, seems to absorb seme
of its mie,chiet also. „ •
Herisall
Rey. Charles Howlie and wile, of
near Higheatee visited relatives kere
for a couple of days last week.
Inaiuguration of Graod Tun te Lake
and Rail Route Service between.
Eastern and Western Canada.
Commencing Saturday, June 7th,
- Westbound and on •each Monday, Wed-
nehday and Saturday thereafter, the
Grand Trunk Railway will operate a
special "Steamship, Expresse' leaving
Toronto 10.35 am,, steeping se elann
Mon, Brafitford, Paris, Woodsteata
• Ingersoll, London mad Strathroy, ar-
rtving Sarnia Wharf 4,00 pen, mak-
ing direct conneceion with the North-
ern Navigation •Company's palatial
steamers leaving Sarnia Shoal 4.15 le
in. for Sable Ste. Marie, Ont., Port
Arthur and Fort Wnliam.
. Steamers leaving Sarnia "Wharf Mon-
• days does net call at Port Arthun
• On the arrival of the steamer at
Fort William, special trains , of the
highest standard will leave that point
at 4.46 p -m., arriving Winnipeg 7.45
ts a.m. next marnieg.
• The service allotted by thas locale is
the finest in 'every respeet and in -
eludes parlor and Parlor -Cafe, service
• between Toronto and Sarnia Wharf,
exaellent service on the boats of the
• Northern • Navigation Company, in-
• cluding the "I -len -Ionic," the finest and
fasteat passenger bait on the Great
Lakes. Standard sleeping cats (Bloc-
trie laglits in ',over and Tapper
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CoaciVeaaliNtlies etarriek.laJarsille
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Clinton News -Record
Wingham
On information supplied by Provin-
cial Constable George Phippen to Mr.
J. J. Mitcheli, Licence Iropector of
North Huron, George Cargus an In-
dian Lister, appeared before Magis-
trate Morton on the Charge of ling-
ering in prohibited rooms in licensed
liquor hotels, under Sec. 105, under
the Limner Licence Act, and' was
found guilty. He was fined $10.00
with $3.75 for costs.
Bluth
Mr. I'. Uttley met with a very bad
accident the other morning, he went
down a cellar at the Rural Telephone
building for the purpose of getting
some supalies for the. eMetric light
plant, 'being dark, he didn't notice
that the well that is in the building
was uncovered in consequence he got
his leg into it but did not think
it was so 'teelly hurt as it turn-
ed out to be. He had the doctor ex-
amire it and it was 'found net the
knee was quite severely ,thjured but
no bones broken.
Mr. J. C. Harris, of Detroit, Mich.,
is at present the guest of Mt. and
Mrs. Geo. King.
Tim following are the officers of the
C. E. or St. Andrew's church for the
ensuing term : Honorary President,
Rev. W. D. Turner ; President, John
Somers ; 1st 'Vice President, Myrtle
Nicol ;• 2nd Vice President, Dottie
Cowan; Secretary, Mamie 'Steinhoff ;
Coerespoeding Seeretary, Emma
Leith ; •Treasurer, Tena Cutt ; Organ-
ist, Annie Laidlaw ; Assistant Or-
ganist, Myrtle Nicol.
At. the meeting. here list. week of
Huron District the reports showed a
substancial increase in the member-
ship of the various Lodges.: Hen-
son had an increase of 17, Seaforth
la, Goderich 18, Exeter 9, Blyth 7.
St. Helen's
Mr. Will Haines, Wingharn, visited
at the home of Mrs, Miller, St. Hel-
ens, on Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Robt Webster vIrited
at the horne of Mr. John Darien last
Nveek.
TheWest Huron Woman's Institute
held their Julie meeting in the. hall,
St. Helens. Miss Gilholot of Fright
addressed the meeting on Ile dairy
and other subjects. The tidies, were.
Well pleased with her address and
came away well satisfied with the
afternoon's proceedings.
Rev,. Mr, Was. McIntosh, pastor of
54..Helenscongregation, left on Mon-
day for a two months trip to the
Ohl Country.
Mrs. McKenzie of Paisleyis visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Jaanes Hyde.
Miss Annie McKenzie hat •returned
home after a pleasant visit with fri-
ends around Guelph and other places.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Murray visit-
ed friends at Toronto and other
places the past couple of weeks.
Brucefleld
Miss Harrison of Goderich was the
guest of Mrs. II. Little the past
week.
Miss Lizzie McGregor and Miss
Kato. Little visited friends at Lon-
don last week and also took in the
circus. • -
Hensall
Rev. Richard Weir, of Saskatoon,
Seek., took the service in Carmel
ohurch on Sunday week. He and his
wile • have been atteeding the great
convention at Taranto. He formerly
resided in Hay. '
East Wawanosh,
The following es the report of S. S.
No 10, East Wawanosh, for the
month of May: Sr. Ith (a) Roy Toll,
Walter McGowan, Orville McGowan.
Sr. 4th (b) Ruth McGowan, Jr, 4th
Hilliara •McGowan, Cola Fear, Geo.
Wilson, Ernest Toll, Violet Pareer,
Sr. Ord Ella Fear, Ira Toll. Jr. ;rd
Robert Brown, Luella WilsomalValter
Patterson, John Parker, Edna Me -
Gowan: Jr, 2ed Ella Tolr, Pt.2nd
May Parker, Finlay McGowan, Clara
McGoraae, Pr. Ruby Toll. Best
spellers, -Sr, ltir Roy Toll. Hillard
McGowan. Sr. 3rd Ella Fear. Jr.
3rd, Robert 13town. Pt, 2nd May
Parker. "
-E. M. Phillips, teacher.
HAVE YO'011 CLOTI•1ES CLEANED
and Preased. Done promptly and
at smell cot.-Robt. Moore and
Will Kennedy, in state next Wirtte'a
groeery.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS, -IN, THE
, Matter of the estate Vodden,
deceased :-Notice is -hereby given
Pursuant -to Sec. 55 of 'The isrustee
Act that all persons having claims
against the estote of the said de-
• ceased who died on or about the
24th day of May 1913 are petered
to send by post prepaid to the un-
dersigned Exemitore on on before
the 10611 day of July 1013 their
games and aedress with full part-
iculars in writing of their claims,
duly verified by statutory deelare-
• tion. And Take Notice that aftet
the said 10th day of July 191e tee
said Executors will proceed to dis-
tribute the assete of the eseare a-
mong the aarties entitlea thereto,
havingregard only, to the claims of
which they shall the have notice
and the said Executors wili not be
liable lot Caid assets or any Part
. thereof, to any person or persons
of whete clam, notice shall not
t. have been received by Aiken "at .tbe
,terne et such dietrinution. " eated
Jure 14th 1913, -John Vocideit, Al-
bert Vedder), Londesborough P. 0.
Exeolitore.
• 1Vlarriage
ALLIN-DAVIES - In' Si.,Paul's
Methodi,st church, Toronto, on
June 17th, by Rev. Dr. Rankin, as-
sisted V Rev. S. J. Allin,
131anclie Davies to Arthur Allin,
son, of Rev. J, 8. and Mrs. Al -
lin of Clinton, both of Toronto.
KEYS -TURNER, --On the Parr Line
an June 18th, by Rev. Mn. Rich-
ardson of Kippeh, Annie, daugh-
ter oi Mrs. James Turner, to
Benjamin Keys of the Babylon
Line, all of Stanley township.
AINLA Y -GRAHAM - At 1, uekno sv,
'oii June 4th, Wm, I, L. _Milian oi
Torontoeto DaIs1ia Ronerta, young-
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Graham of Luclinow.
ALCOCK - KIRKCONNELL --
Brussels, on June Ilth, Richard
Beecham Alcock of Morris town-
ship to Eliza Jean, daughter ot
Mn. John Kirkconnell, of (etre,
township, ,
ROBERTS° N-MeKINNON-In (trey
township on ,June 11411, Dr.
Ralph Erksine Robertson of Col-
ingwoocl to Helen Gertrude,
daughter of Mrs. Hugh laclain-
ataa•
BRAUN-ICIENZLE Crediton,
June 12th, Charles D. Braun, to
Clara II. daughter of Mr. G. C.
Kienzle.
VeALTER-DAVIS--In Sarnia, tlie
4th June, Kathleen lessee totng-
'est daughter of Rev. Canon and
Ms. Davis ,JSeraia, . to Charles
Henry Walters, son el Mr. end
Mrs. II. MeD. Walters of 'Ottawa.
TJPTHROGROVE-GOTTSCHALK -
at London June 4th, Elvira E.
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
eS. Gottschalk of Seaforth, to
George L. Upthrogrove, both for-
merly of Clinton.
- Births
WEATHERWAX-In Cedilla on. June
Lath, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Weath-
erwax, thee Pearl Cantelon), a
5021,
DICKSON-In ilattetern ou ith, to
Mr. and ems. Alex. Dieletun a
SOn.
ROBINSON-In Wingliam on :hate
8411, to Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Rob-
inson, of Teeswater, a deeghter.
ICLOPP-In Hay, on J11113 5111, 46
Mr• and• Mrs. Oscar Klopp, a
daughter.
NADIGER-In Dashwood, on June
841t, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Mediger, a daughter.
RINKERT-- In Dashwood, On June
llth, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rink-
ert, et sen.
eleCOWA_N-In McKillop, on June Oth
to Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McCow-
an, a ,daughter.
WARD -At Lucan'on May 27411, to
Mr. and Mrs. John Ward ot God-
erich township, a daughter.
Deaths
TWNTER-On the London Road,
Stanley, on June 15th, Alan Rob-
ert, SO71 of Mr. aed Mrs. Rob-
ert Hunter, aged 10 months.
DEVEREAUX-In McKillop, on June
6112, Edward Devereaux, aged 74
years.
YOUNG -In Crediton, on June 7111,
Fred. Young, aged! 38 years, 2
Moths,
McCALL-In Brussels, on June 991
Wm. IVIeCtall, in his 82nd year.
COBBLEDICK-In Exeter, on Jim
13th, David CobbledMk, aged 65
years.
MoLEOD-In Goderich, on Wednesday
June llth, Dahlel McLeod, aged
73 years and 2 months.
DWELLING HOUSE AND THREE
lots for sale. -Apply to John May
of Dunford & May.
BICYCLE FOR SALE -A GOOD
wheel cheep, owner leaving town.
-Apply at Mrs. J. Foster's, Al-
bert Street. -86-1,
BRIDGE: FOR SALE. UN-
dersignea will, by order of the
'township council of Mullett, sell
by public auction at 230 o'clock on
Saturday, June 21st, the timber in
what is known as WallacePs bridge
on sideroad 31 near Surnmerhill.
The timber is nearly all cedar and
will answer fot building purposes.
-D. It. Watson, auctioneer.
,
aealed Tenders addressed a to tne
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undersigned and endorsed "'Pe ei
for Supplying Coal for the Dwain -
ion Braldinge," will b'e rtheived at
this office until 4.00 pen., on Mon-
day, Jely 14, 1913, for the supple
of coal for -bile Public ituildings
throughout the Dominion.
Combined specification and form al
tender can be obtained on anplica-
tion at this office and from the
caretakers of ehe different Dominion
aunclings.
Peesons tenlering are nolifiee that
tersiders will not be considered rue
less made on the printed forms sup-
plied; and signed with their actual
signal:ergs.
-Each tender ,intret be accompanied
by an accepted checme on a charter-
ed bank; payable tio the oedee of the
Honoree -dile the Minister of Public
"Works, equal to ten percent. (10p.e.)
'or coe amount of the teneeir, which
will he forfeited if the personten-
dering decline to enter in*) •a 0011-
treet when called upon to do so, , or
fail to complete the centre:et. If the
tender' ' 'he nota,aceeptedatheeeh-Ona
will beeretharied,
By order,
TZ, itESROCITERS,
Seel:Mary.
Depart/noel: of aublic Works, . •
Ottawa. June 11, 1913.
FARM FOR SALE. -CON. 8 WEST
half of lot 9, thillett township,
containing 50 acres, ' There are
on them farma frame house 20x20,
kitchen 18x14, and a summer. kits
chen and- wood shed 24x14, bane
bate 58x10 with stabling bider-
neath and cement floors w
with hen
house and pig :house. The laird is
good clay loam, entirely clear of
weeds, is well drained With tile;
and in a good state of cultivation.
No waste land..There is bee acre of
good onchard and a never failing
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wellTerms $500. of principal
paid down and the rest can re-
main, On mortgage. As the pro-
prietor intends giving up farming,
'if not sold the place will he rent-
ed. -Apply on eternises or to John
Rile)", Sr., Constance. P. G. -86'
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THE CORNER STORE
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STRAWBERRIES
, next week will be the week for
strawberries. Call and leave your
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order, ' .
'SUGAR
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Now in the time to buy sugar lot
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Ptheeseprrvibinegisbe'vf°errey 114C7WPaati° phrigels1:111.t. 40
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PApaRnAlt of1701,101t S39A,LCE0---nI.,09T,
township, consisting of 107 acres
all cleared and good tillable land
with the exception of five acres of
bush and ten acres of orchard celi-
taining apples, plums and cherries,
Farm in good condition being of
good ' clay loam, well fenced and
having an abundance of excellent
water. On tim premises are two
barns, one 58x30 with shed 25x1e,
all on stone foundation. Thoth-
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er barn is 50.00 with shed IWO
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and also a gravel house. Situated
one Mile from school • mile from
a .
English church, 1 mile from Meth-
odist church, 5 mn, miles from Clinto
6 rnilen from Bayfield. Rural Tele-
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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. For further particulers
apply on the premises, or address-.
Geo. A. Cooper Clinton, Ont. Phone
7 on 155. • -71.
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TELEPHONE NOTICE- THE AN-
' :meal meeting of the subscribers of
the Tuokersmith Telephone SysteM
will be held in Walker's hall,
Brucefield on Saturday June 2Ist
at 2:30 p.m. A full attendance of
StlbSOXiberS is requested as business
importance is to be transaeted.--r
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os. . Shillinglaw, Prthident..
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Fresh ,for Saturday
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Bananas,' Oranges, Lemons, Pine
Apples, Cucumbere, Tomatoes, Rad-
ishes, Green Onions, 13thirs and. Peas.
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A CALL SOLICITED.
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SOMETHING NEW - THE IM-
proved Safety Sash Lock, Allows
the -window ' to raise or :over to
h ' i e
any height from an ine up wit toe
the aid of a stick or book. Can
be attached to any window, saish.
For particulars apply to -Frank
W. Evans, Clinton. Phthe 101 .-76
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TEACHER WANTED BY U. S. S.
No. 12, G. and II., (Suramerhill)
- duties to commence after the sum-
mer • holidays. One with exper-
ience preferred. Convenient ' to
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FARM FOR SALE -THE UNDER-
signed offers for sale tis 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 bouse, pig pen,
,ete-all comparatively new. A first,
class young orchard dontaining all
kinds of fruit, also small fruits.'
The farm is well fenced and well
drained and is a very desirable
home. For further particulars
• apply 'on premises or address John
Torrance, Clinton P. 0, -63
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thumb and postoffiee with daily
I mail. Applications stades salary
I and ouseifications received up to
, June, 30th. -T. J. Lindsay, Sec.-
' Trea.surer, R. R. No. 1, Clinton.
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FOR SALE -60 PURE BRED
' white Legtorns hens. -Apply at W.
Jackson's residence, Clinton. -84.
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A carload of -Western Oate,
also a- carload of Flour, Bran
and Shorts.
FLOUR AND FEED
I HANDLE THE BEST
• GRADES OF FLOUR AND
ALL KINDS OF CHICKEN
FEED. CALL AND GET
THE LATEST IMPROVED
• SEED CORN.
A. E. Matheson
PHONE 192.
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HOUSE TO R313151!' oil FOR SALE.
-1•I story frame house With 6
rooras, hard and soft water. Small
stable, e acre of land with fruit
We sell the followieg kinds of .
flour wholeSale or retail: Pur-
ity, Five Roses, Exeter, Jtewel,-
Queen, Perfection "and NorthStar
in 100 lb, 501b, or 251b lots. •
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Stallion Routes.
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RED TICKET.
Monday -Will leave his own stable
lot 40, COM 1.0, Goderich township
and go "south to Varna stable for
noon, then west to Wm. Rathwellar
Gc/slien Line' tor night. Tuesday -
South and acrofes to the Bronson
Line ta Geo. Sparks for noon, then
across to Sauble Line and to Com-
mercial hotel stable, Bayfield, for
night, Wednesday -Across to id.
con., Goderich .township, to Geo.
Young's for noon and north to Wm.
McAllister's for 'niget. Thursday -
North and across to Richard Proe-
tor's, 4th con., for noon, then aouth
o Albert liarrison's for 'night. Fri-
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day -Across to John Torranee's 6th
con, for noon, then across to 7111
co. and to his 'own stable for night.
Saturday -Across to John Batkins
14th con.; for noon, then across to
the 9115 con. and his own atable
where he will remain until the 101-
Monday. -J. G. Steepe and
N. B. Horton, Owners, Geb. Coolr,•
Manager. •
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faces. Situated on Erie street
will be sold at ' a bargain. -Apply
to Jacob Taylor. -81-C
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We so keep on hand a full line.
of PEED WHEAT, SMALL WHEAT
for CelIdKENS, BARLEY, OATS,
NOTICE-BRUCEPIELD, JUNE and
1913. Owingto the prevalence of
CORN, BUCKWHEAT, SHORTS,
BRAN, LOW-GRADE FLOUR, OIL-
CAKE, SALT etc. ete,
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NATIONAL CARLOAD 0 FP ()PRIMP , 1 . AB ENS ID ' e
CEMENT_ PHONE 011-
DERS 011 CALL ON
JOHN HUTTON/
Londesboro.
Rabies in the townships of Tucker-
ornielt and Stanley (conflrmed by
bacteriological examination by Dr.
Toronto) Notice is
In a fete days we will haVe a Nil'
line of Poultey ,Foods.
of here-
by given that all dogs are to be
securely tied up until further notice
or destroyed at once. Furtlaer, all
dogs found running loose after suf-
ficient notice being given are to be
destroyed and the owners held re-
snonsible. Signed, -Robert Mac-
Kay, Reeve of Tuckasmith, Wm.
Glen, Reeve of Stanley.
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Give us a call and get our prices.
• Live Poultry and non -fertile
new -laid Eggs wanted at toll
prices at the Elevator.
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GUNN 1 ANGLOIS
9 A CO.•
The Up-to-date Firm
FOR' SALE -COTTAGE 'ON RAT-
tenbury street, meereie light,
waterworks, etc. -Apply on premis-
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' CLINTON.
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N. W. TreWartha, Wm. Jenkiits.
es, or to T. Murphy, Clinton.
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Ways o
a Wat
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The ways or a watch are
ing out, Don't try. , If your
is lazyeattd wont run, let
it for you. Ten to the you
ed it. -let it get dirty,or
front jack of oil. Whatever
eason, don't delay; Delay
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money and often spoils the
We gee thorough examination
regulating free, anything more
as little as satinfactory work
done for.
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A. J..GRIGG
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN.
SSTJER MARRIAGE LICENSES.
ell
past find-
watch
us repaia
aegleets
it stops
is the
costs
watch.
and
costs
can be
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WINDSTORM INSURANCE. -- THE
Canada Insurance, Co. will insure
all buildings against damage done
by tvindstorms. Moderate rates,
no premuin note.-Oharles 5, Hale,
District Agent. Clinion. -7.4.
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HARDWOOD SLABS, 14
INCHES LONG.. IDEAL
FOR SUMMER USE.
ALSO 12 INCH BODY
WOOD,den's,
THE COLONEL
Monday -Will leave his own stable,
London Road, Brucefield, and pro-
coed to Thos. Brownett's Bayfield
Road, for noon, then. to Robt. Snow-
Sauble Line for night.' 'fetes-
day -To Angua Murray's Sauble Line,
noon, then to Ross Johnston's, 1
Stanley town line for night.. , Wed-
nesday-By way of Blake and south
to Samelel Deila for noon, back
seem way to Ross Johnstonnight, Thursday -To Harry Tal- 's tor
bat's for noon and night. Friday-
North to ' Goshee Line and by Ed.
Johnsthee sideroad to Babylon Line
to David Johnston's for night. Sat-
urday-South tosErratt's sideroad,
east to London Road and borne for
nooa to remain until the f ollowing
Monday morning. --el Johnston, Own-
.ner and Manager.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. -for
One of tho best locations in town
corner Princess ' and William
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Stapleton Saw Mill,
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streets. House contains rooms
on ground iloor, second floor not,
finished. Hard and soft water.
a , acre land, fruit trees, ete.-.-
For further particulars apply . 40
D. •,,S. pluff. s-69.
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FOR SALE, DESIRABLE REST-
deem on . Ontario street. Fitted
throughout with electric lights, and
water laid in. Splendid situation
and well kept grourias. ' Apply to
W. Brydoue, Solicitor, or to
old Rayner. Hee-
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mill FINE
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MANITOBA FLOUR $2.70.
FAMILY FLOUR $2.50.
PASTRY FLOUR $2.50.
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BELLEVIEW -10 A 11 M , DeItaY. -
From corr stock of test -class cows
we ate prepared ets • supply you
trio daily wok of theebest milk
aad cream. We solicit a share of
YouT patrouage.-Rieltard Fisher, E.
B, Hill, Phase 1e5. -80
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GRAHAM FLOUR $2.50: •
BREATCPAaT FOOD $3.00,
PEED WHEAT 75e per bushel. e
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WESTERN, OATS 45c per bushel,
SHORTS 81-25. ...
BRAN 11.15.
PLIOUR.EXCHANGED
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MAIL CONTRACT.
Sealed Tenders aderessed to the
Postmaster -General, will be root:lived
at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday,
the Ilth July 1913 for' the COnVey-
arm of His ldajesty'a Mails on a
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proposed Contraet for four years six
times per week over Rimer Reel
Route "15", trom 13rucefield (south)
igaroe S. P.) One. from the'Postmas-
ter 'General's Pleasure. Printed notate:1
containing further infoatioa as to
rm
conditions of proposed Contract may,
be seen • and blank forms of ,Tender
obtained at the Post Office
ronfloa' sYlattil:1,:eniefideeldInaspnadetaotr talitle LOoffindeon,eaf ti he
. la. G. ANDERSON.
L Supertetendant ,
Post Office Department, Mall Ser-
vine Branch, 0 ttaw,a, IVR4 28th, 191e
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BONING DOWN
rrtm CHIMNEY
' mop make it ,draw well -and it may
not. If you call us in when trouble
°omits we'll know how to fix the
A AltAtle,trir. AV l'Z ED
CHIMNEY TOP
anay be all that is seeded to make
plo.:: ielitiln:Yqudic718vf PanedercEtialYsOna,bWelYll,
'+'.
tl..hts‘frisoallainedams eleal,d1bvoark11. othes kinde
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THOSHAWKINS
Phone 53. •
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HEATING AND PLUMBING I&
ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Geall, SALE AT A, LOW PRICE.--
'Runabout
FOR
WHEAT TO FARMERS.
A Ford in geed condi-
tion with tood tiles, Taken in
exchange on a new car. -Bert Liang-
ford. '
A: carload of good feed wheat on
hand.
Leave our orders at ihe* Mill of-
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DR. A. F. BROWN, OSTEOPATHIC
Phys'ician, Lovelon, v,e111 be at the
Motel nTorrhandie, Clinton, eaoh
Tuesday eeenieg. "'Appointments
can Im mate for treatment at re-
sidences, ' ' -84.
flee, Delivery made 10 any part of
the town.
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GIVE US A TRIAL.
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•Clinton Miller.
NORMANDIE
11 Owing;
of Local. Option
House is
dhol itiOn of
liquor, we
restaurant
sat Drinks
11 The pathontige
1.C8pOot f u 1 ly
S.
to
concerned,
the
lieve
where
tad
, .
stilicited.
S.
the
antl,
sale
decided
tea
. COOPER..
coming
no
the
of
we
cre.atn.
of,
,
fax
intoxi'eating
to
will
die
inte
as
complete
epee
dispense
public
force
this
up
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is
A G000 CHANCE
TWO STORY IIOUSF;
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NEW COTT.Crrip
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For 'Sale
' Located side 'by side'.
Properties in ex -edictal coliclition
WOUtd lease from buyer.
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F. J. HAIL 'ClintOn•
;., Pliona 77.
COLLEGE'
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' Thousands of ambitions young people
, ore fast preparing in their own bows
to occupy lucrative positions as steno5-
yofliiinvaboolgroepers, tolOgrpplaors, .
,, or uttviituiere. yt .e.very.fspohuelsrho 40t
IL thee Act
caliegai - .11 emit -
i To!, :4 1 8 1. OS, 0118 ging•
, 9.'"6"d.• i'nte' c°1 eV any Sail:—Indiv-
Ideal mstraction. Export *sobers, 1
Thirty pears' experience. Largest UAW -
era in Canada. Seven colleges. Spcciiii
' OM for toadmrs. ,
"'Affiliated v),1611 Collin ore' 1 Edam,-
tore AssooiatiOn of Caq'adal.a Summer
School' al, famous SpottOn Business
, Colleg.o. London.
, or:Mame reasiNESS coLLeoe
OM. SPOTTON 13. p. 1.17,kun
President, Prim tpal.
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On Anything
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You want done in the line of
.Phitabing Tinstnithino. and
Eyetrouthing let tis give you
. . i b
a price. .'•
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Plaee.
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