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July 31s, 1913
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Stanley W, NYhiteman and
three children of Detroit are visiting
.the lady's,. parents, Mr. S. ttaisCead.
Mrs. Aldrous and Children have re-
turnod from a visit with , Sarnia,
Pori I-Iuron and DeCroit friends,
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Wrigle hav• e
xeturned from their honeymoon trip.
Rev, J. L. and Mrs, 'Small of I-Ies-
paler are holidaying in town ..
'City Treasurer Coady , and Mrs.
Cood2,, of TOronto are spentEng the
• slimmer n Goderich.
Miss Elsie Tye is spending the va-
ichtion at the faMily home in town.
A party of about foxty, represent-
ing the Allister Masons' Association
.of, Detroit, spent a couple of days
intown last weelc. They were en-
tertained by the town council' at the
Point Farm,
Rev, W. W. Stoddaet and children
et Rochester, N: Y., have ,been holi-
daying 'at the twine of the former's
'parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Staddart,
Miss Lottie P�lley, of Sandwich is
spending her vacation at •heri hoiue
Miss Anna Parrish of Detroit has
leen viseting in town.
,Miss „Jennie Ja,ffray of Galt is vis-
iting the Misses Nairn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wilson of But-
te, Montana, have been on a visit to
the parental home of the former,
ethat .of Mr. and Mrs. Barnard Wile
Messrs. Hopetoun and Walter R.
• 'Mitchell of Toronto have been' on a
visit to their home in town, that of
Jernes Mitchell.
The funeral took, place on Saturday
afternoon to Maitland cemetery. of the
late _Capt. Montgomery,a veteran of
• '66. At the time of the reimian
'Rents Capt. Montgomery volunteered
for the front Mel joining "G" Bat-
tery of Artillery, Godericb, he was
• drafted, to Sarnia _and there ) e
eievell his captaincy. Captain Mer,t-
. gomeey came to Goderich in, the
' early fifties and was highly, esteemed
both in -town and township. He was
in iliS ninety-first rear.
• Blgth.
Miss Mason visited her sister at
'Campbellford recently.
Mrs. D. D. Crittenden is visiting
at Grand Bend.
Mr. Geo. King Recently visited- for
a. few days with Detroit friend.
Miss Broderus of Fairport, N. Y.,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. E.
Lundy.
• Miss Gracie of Wingham visited
Mrs. Curtis last week,
Dr. Milne and a party of friends
took a trip by auto to Detroit ie-
cently.
, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jobneton left
on, Thursday on a honeymoon trip
to the Coast Province before settling
in their home at Balmoral, Man.
Mrs. C. H. Beese visited her father
in Milvertort last week, ,
Rev. J. L. and Mrs. Small and
family of Hespeler Visited 'old friends
in Blyth last week.
Mr, JOhn'Idoore who • has been in
the west for some time, is renew-
ing old acquaintances in toevn and
vicinity.
Wingham
Mr. Ed. Nash has been spending a
few•emelis at the lakeside. .
Mrs. A. M. Crawford ,and Miss
Ethel King are spending a couple of
weeks at Duluth.
' Mrs. John Pattison of Port Elgin
lias been visiting her paeents, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Porter.
Me: and Mrs. Oscar Rogers of Tor-
onto visited the lady's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wynn of town, last week.
Mr, and Mrs. 0.- A. Brown of Van-
couver have been visiting friends in
the vicinity,
• Mr. Joseph- Anderson and Mrs.
dames Belden and children of Winni-
peg visited reeently with Mr. mei
Mrs. Richard Anderson,
Mr. James Themson, an old resi-
dent of Turnberry and later of town,
• Passed away at his home last week
•at the age of seventy-three. -
Miss Margaret Jean, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Bone, was married
en Tuesday oi last week to Mr. Nor-
• man B. Colvin of Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Taerler of lower
Wingham celebrated their golden wed -
on the 19th inst, when their fam-
ily of two sons and two daughters
were present.
, Duncan McKinley, a respected citi-
zen of Wingham whe had reached the
age of seventy-nine years, passed a-
way on Monday week:
R, J. Fluety- of Toronto has
, been visiting his .honie in town.
• Dr. Agnew of Medicine Hat has
been visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Agnew.
Mrs. James Hough and Miss Nina
are speeding a few weeks in Detroit.
.Master. Jack Stanley of Jersey
- City is visiting his aunt,Mrs. Jas.
Gaunt. Mastet Jack, who is but
twelve, made the trip alone.
MTS. Ivan Johnston and daughter
, have joined lelr. Johnston in Toronto
and they intend to reside there in
future.
Whighane's tax rate tide year is
tweety-three milts, three mills high-
er thaa last year.
Port Albert
Mt, Geo. Draper received -the sad',
oewe laet week of the death 1 v c vow],
_ .
ing ,of a nephew, Mr. Kerr, of Cali-
fornia, who was a. meilical student.
,IV/r. 0, C. Brown and Manager
• Beattie of the Sterling i3aele;
• on, were in the village ne day lase
• week in connection -with business of
the church. •
,
• Mr. and here. W. Burrows and
'family of Steatfont visited the for-
' mier'e mother recently, --
•. Bev; Mr. Robinson took charge of
the,,,paright on .Siteday . week,h0v-
ing been appointed incumbent of this
Clinton News-Recotd
C. C. I. Promotions.
vol.ni 1. to _Form '1-I.-0. Beaton,
0, Cantelon, H. Cantelon, W. Crich,
F. Copp, C. Cook, Ji. Curter, L.
Churchill, Churchill, • P. ()miring -
ham, 1,, Edwax:ds, 1, Forrest, A.
Glazier, .3. Grainger, L. Hanley, C.
Johnstone, E. Kaiser, II. Kitty, M.
Lansing, K, McGregor, K. McAllist-
er E. Miller, A. Nediger, E. Penne-
baker, A. Petrie, F. Reynolds, 13,
Rowden, L. Sanderson, A. Shanahan,
E. Sheeley, I. Sinclair, D. Shipley,
Al. Smillie, Stewaet, N. Sparks,
C. Thompson, A. Townshend, 0.
Wallis, C. Whitmore, J. Wylie,
Form II. to Form 1II.-S. Agnew,
C. 13eaeorm V. Corbett, Milton Cook,
Maude Cooke,t). Cole, W. Caldwell,
M. Davidsoe, A. Dewar, M. Elliott,
V. Evans, IC. Govier, G. Hale, V,
Hearn, S. , Henry, A. Hoare, He
Holmes, C. Hoare, 0. McGill, E.
Manning, C. McCool, J. • Middleton,
•M. McTaggart, P. Moffatt, W. Nel-
son, P. Potter, I, Roberton, R. Ren-
nie, H. Rodaivay, J. Smith, S. Smile
lie, J. Seine, IL Shaw, F. Thomp-
son, E. Wasmann, 5, Wise. .
Commercial Diploma (Arithmetic 10
be taken before diPlolua is
I Collins j Morris
. , J. .
• . Prizes.
Special nierit, donated by Rev. C.
E. Jeakins-Idise K. McGregor.
Proficiency, Poem •IV., donated by
Mr. W. 73rydone.--eMr. J. E. Windsor.
Proficiency, Form III., donated by
Mr. W. D. Fair. -Mr.. E. Gray. ,
• Proficiency, Form II., donated bY
Mr„7. W. Treleaven. -Miss E. Alan -
lung. '
• Proficiency, Form I., donated by
Mr. R. E. Manning. --Mr. A. Petrie.
Commercial Medal, donated by Mr.
C. 15. Dowding. -(Award not yet de-
termined.)
Special prizes for proficiency in
writing, donated by Messrs. M. D.
MeTaggart and Dr. Shaw.--Peem I.
--E. Sanderson., P. Cunningham, Jas,
Wylie, D. Shipley, D. Kaiser. Form
'H. -M. Elliott, E. Manning, J. Mid-
dleton, I. Roberton, Morris.
Seaforth
Miss Pearl Anderson was married
to Angus O'Hanley one day last week,
the ceremony taking place in St. Jam-
es church.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward 'Ideleaul are
spending a few weeks in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lawrence,
who have been' residing in San Diego,
Cal. for some tune, have been vis-
iting in town. They purpose return-
ing to California in the autumn.
Mr. James Murray of Grand Forks,
North Dakota, visited his mother
and other friends here for a few
weeks. '
Mr. 'Verdes, the, bank teller who
was accidently shot a couple of weeks
ago, continues to improve and it ls
hoped will fully recover. '
Mrs. J. W. McWilliams and • little
daughter of Detroit are visiting the
lady's mother. Mrs. J. Kehoe.,
Miss Nell Patterson of Woodstock
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
E. Cluff.
Rev. D. K. Grant of Clinton has
been supplying the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church for the past
couple of Sundays.
Mrs. W. D. Stewart and two dau-
ghters, Misses Grace and Mtldred, of
St. Paul Minn., visited Mr. aad Mrs.
A, Stewart For a couple of weeks re-
cently.
Mrs. Murray of .Toronto was the
guest of Mrs, 0. Pe. Henderson last
week:
ldrand Mrs. A, McLennan have
gone on a trip to the west.
Mrs. Davideon and • ,two children
anti Mrs. W. II. Morrison l'eft
last week foe their home, in. Saskate
chi:teen after visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Soole. . They
were accompanied by little Muriel
Seale, who was going out to her
home also. -
Mr, Fred Lawrence of Vancouver
has been visiting his parents, Mr,
anti Mrs. Jaws Lawrence of AleKil-
lop. ,
Mrs. J. B. Tito/up-son had a visit
from her brother, Mr. Noble- of
China, last . week.
Mrs. R. Johnston had a paralytic
stroke one day last week eenti s crit-
ically ill.
Mr. ,Ernesti L. Box and Miss Cyril-
lus F. J. Dickson *ere married a Fort-
night ago mut have taken up theie re-
sidence in their new Mime On John
sireet,
Mayor 0 reig has resigned his pos-
ition, as it is now. imposible for a Div-
ision Court Clerk to hold municipal
offices, and an election will be hold -on
Atiguse 8th.
"litgliview" the residence of Mr,
and Mrs, John Dodds, wies the scene of
a pretty wedding on Saturday morn-
ing last when their eldest daughter,
Miss, Iva, was married to Mr. Wm. B
Mackay of Halifax. ' Rev. A. We
Barker perfoeined the ceremany in
the presence of immediate Friends of
the two families. The bride wore
her travelling suit of blue serge, She
was attended by her sister, Miss
Cora, while Mr, Colmar of
the Dominion .Bank acted as best
man:" Miss Gertrude Reid played the
wedding music. After the wedding
breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Mackay left
for a honeymoon trip to Toronto, Ni-
agara Fall's and Buffalo before sett-
ling in their new home in Halifae..
,
Port Albert '
IVIre I -I. Hayden a.nd daughter,
Miss Evelyn, leave shortly for -'a two
niontlts' trip to Manitoba and the
• Mr. W. W. Hawkins 67 Chieeieo and
Mrs., (Dr.) liaivkins mid son Andrew
el Clanteron, who have been vieiting
relatives hereaboute,' relnirned to
their respective homes last week.
Mr: and 1VIre. John Selmenhari of
Clinton spent Sunday week With , bri
ends here. IVIre'Schoeidialse came up to
, attend the Fermi -al Of, n cle
B„ and Mrs. Ilmeltins eend'
daughter of Morpeth Item, heed vis-
itieg, ,the lorme.e's blether ane sie-,
The Nwisee-Vecord in Jen 1914i for 4.0o tees during the past weelt.
,BENSALL.
Miss Beatrice Cialmbre lias 'taken
a nositidr. in Toronto.
Mrs, N. Shirray haS been very ilL
the past week but is. impreviug.
LEGHORN S ARE NoN-srywFris.
•
Ages ago ties ancestors of all our
domestic fowls lived iyild in the jun-
gles in India. Later they found their
way to Egypt and wpre-idomesincru-
ed by the Egyptians. The warm beds
ethe sands of Egypt under the influ-
ence Of the sun, made ideal incuba-
tors. As the ages . rolled ' on.) the
Egyptians kept up this 'method of
.incubation, and as generations rolled
on the hens finally lost their incli-
nation to sit.' The leghorns, Minor:
cap, Audalhsians, Aneonae and Coin -
Pines Were .all doniestieated- -tinier ,
similar conditions. Henee thesa breeds
which are known at the Meditereanee
can types, are all laegelty non -sitters,
Marriages
1VIaCKAY--DODDS—jt Seaforth, on
July 26th, Iva Rhodella, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jblut
Dodds, to WilliatruBlaene MacKay
of Halifax.
OHANLY--ANDERSON -- In • Sea -
forth, on July 15th, Peael Ae-
deeson to Angus ()Manly.
130.X-DI0KSON--In Toronto, on
• July 16th, Ernest Leo Box, -to
Cyrillus Frances Jane Dixon, both
of Seaford'.
COLVIN-BONle - At Wingham, on
July 22nd, Norman B. Colvin, of
'Toronto, to Margaret dean,
• - daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Bone, Wiegliane
Births
MeGUIRE-At Port Albeee, cia July
200, to Mr. and Mts. Hugh Mc-
Goderiele a son.
JENKINS-At Minadosa, Man., on
July 14th, to Mr. and Mrs, Will
F. Jenkins, a daughter, Evelyn
Elizabeth. ,
JARROTT-At Hensall on July 13th
to Ale. and Mrs. Robert Jarrett, -
a son.
SNELL-In Exeter July 23rd, to
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Snell, a son.
WHEELER -In 0 -ray township, on
July 21, io ldr, and Mrs. Benson
Wheeler, a son.
HABICIRK--In Seaforth. on July
leth, to Mr, and Mrs. Thomas
Habkirk, a daughter.
PEAR,SON-In Grey, on July Stith,
to Mr. and Mrs. James '1'. Pear-
son, a son.
MeCREATII-In Clodericle on July
21st, to Mr. and Mrs. }Tarry Mc-
Crea* a daughter.
Deaths
Kle.N-NEDY-'-'01 Stanley township, on
July 2571i, Catharine Orr, wife
of Mr. •George Kennedy, aged 72
years,
STEVEN.S-In Hullett, on July 277h,
Ann, wife of Joseph Stevens, in
her 73rd year.
McKINLAY-711 Wingham, on July
21st, Duncan McKinley, in his
790 year.
THOMSON-In Winghain, on July
18th, Jaines Thomson, • in hiFi
710 year,
MONTGOMERY -In Goderich town-
ship, on July 22nd, Capt. A. T.
Montgomery, aged 90 years and 11
months.
HOUSE FOR SALE -I AM IN-
structed to sell quick. Here is a
chalice to secure an excellent home
at a bargain price. I will show
property and consider any fair of-
fer. -C, 13. Hale. .-92-1
TEACHER WANTED FOR S. S.
No, 13, &Miley, second. class ; dut-
ies to commence, Sept. 1st, applic-
ations received until August 1st. -
Apply stating saiarY and experience
to Jas. T, •Keys, Secrelary-Treas-
ever, --92-3.
AUCTION SALE. -- THE UNDER -
signed has been instructed ey Mr,
Frank O'Neil to sell his Lousellold
effects end residence by public
auction on Saturday, Aug. 161h.
-Thos. Brown, Auctioneer, • -92
FOR SALE -2 BICYCLES, BOTH
having coaster brakes and i131 good
running order. Quick • eale desired.
-Apply to Hilton Flaines, ilinton.
• -92.
LABS FOR SALE, 14 INCHES
Jong. Will gen by Mad or cotd.-
A. Coal and Wood Dealer.
LIVE FOWL WANTED, -1; AM NOW
ready to handle fat has, young
chickens and ducks at, highest prices
Poultiry taken not later than Thurs-
• day of each week.. Other fowl hand-
ed later Marquis, "lase
Line, ?home 14 on 166. .-91
FOR SALE, EEO 'RUNABOUT IN
first-class order. Tires 'good. Will
demonstrate if desired at any time
for anyone meaning business. A
snap for quick _sate. -Thos. Watts,
Shoe Store, Clinton. • -90
FOR SA LE. -SIX -ROOMED HOUSE
on the Huron Road at present On-
cupied by M. Wilber Crick, but
better known as the- Hayward pro-
perty. The house is, to be removed.
-Philip • Roweliffe, London Road,
Clinton P, 0. • -91
HOUSE TO RENT ON HIJRON
,street, 6 rooms, hard and eon,
water in woodshed, le acre of land,
• bearing fruit treas.-John Snyder.
-90.
VOTERS'. LIST 1913.-MUNICIPAL-
ity of the Township of Hullett in
the County of Huron. -Notice is
.hereby -'given that 1 have trans-
mitted or 'delivered eo the persons
mentioned in sections 8 and 9 of the
Ontado Voters' List Act, the cop-
ies required by such sections to be
transmitted or deliVered of the list
made, puesuant to the haid Aete of
all persons appearing by tlfe lase
revised • Assessment Roll of the
said Municipality -to be entitled to
vote at elections for members of
the Legislative Assembly and at
Menicipal elections and that tlie
said list was first' posted up hi
ray office in Londesboro on the
25th day of July 1913 and remains
there for inspection. Electors are
called upon to examine the said
list and if any omissions or other er-
rors are found therein to take im-
mediate proceedings to have said
errors corrected according to' law.
Dated dile 25th day of July 1913.
-James Campbell, Townehip (leek.
' -92
VOTERS' LIST 1913.-MUNICIPAL-
ity of the Village of Hayfield in the
County of Huron. -Notice is bore -
by, given that I have transmitted or
delivered to the persons mentioned
in sections 8 and 9 of the Ontario
Voters' List Act, the copies requir-
ed by such sections to be transmit-
ted or delivered ! of the list made,
pursuant to the said Act, of all
persons appearing by the lest revis-
ed Assessment Roll of the said
Municipality to be entitled to vote
at elections far members of the
Legislative Assembly and at letuni-
cipal elections, and that the said
list was 'first posted up in my office
in Bayfield on the 12711 day of July
1913 and remains there for inspec-
tion. Electors arc Called upon to
examine the said list ard if any
omissions or , other errors are
rouna therein to take intmediate
proceedings to have the said errors
corrected according to law. Dated
thin 12th day of July 1913.-H. W.
Erwin, Village Clerk. -91
MAID WANTED IMMEIMATELY. --
General housework, no washing:
Twenty dollars a month. -H. Aus-
tin, Bayfield, -90
HOUSIn AND LOT FOR SALE, -
One of the best locations in town
corner Princess and William
streets. House cone -tins 7 rooms
on ground door, second floor not
finished. Hard and. soft water.
acre land, fruit trees, etc. -
For further particulars apply to
• D. S. Chat -69.
NOUSE A.ND LOT ON ORANGE
street for sale, now occupied by
Mrs. Easom. Six rooms. -A. J.
Tyndall. -88
FOR SALE -COTTAGE ONi RAT-
tenbury street. Electric light,
waterworks, etc -Apply on premis-
es, or to 1', T. Murphy, Clinton.
-75
WINDSTORM INSURANCE. -- THE
Canada Insurance Co. will insure
all buildings against damage done
by windstorms, Moderate fates,
no preenuin note.-Cbarles 13, Hale,
District Agent. Clinton. -74.
BELLEVIEW IP A R Al DAIRY. -
Prom our stock of first-class cows
I and cream. We solicit a share of
suNlAy DINNERS.
Wtweiceardeailyprwepitst'etlectobessuipoli milk
-at thee- • your patronage. -Richard leisffer, E.
• B. Hill, Phone 125. -80
HOTEL NORMANDIE
-13111 of Fare=
Green Unions, Radishes, Green,
Olives, Pickled Beets,
SOup,
Ox Tail English Tomato,
- 131611
I3aked White Fish with Egg Settee
Entrees.
Rimet Spring Duck with Den ;Mg.
Roast.
Prime Ribs of Beef, Brown PO talcesr
Leg of Spring L,artib, Roast Goose,
.Vegetables.
New Boiled Potatoes, Mashed Old
Potatoes, Boiled Cabbage, Line
Beans.
• Dessert.
Rhubarb Pie, Lemon Pie,
Strawbei-ry Shortcake with. Whipped
Cream, Inc Cream.
Tea, Coffee. Milk..
Canadian Factory Cheese,
McL, zren's Cheese,
Dinners • - 50e,
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
and repairs kept en hand, also ag-
ency for new machines -A. Hoop-
er, Albert street. -70
FARM FOR SALE -THE UNDER-
- signed offers for Sale bis Eine farm'
of about 130 acres adjoining., the
town of Clinton. The form is in
a good state of cultivation and
has good buildings --brick house,
bank barn, driving house, pig pen,
ete--all comparatively teev. A fast
glass young orchard containing all
kinds of fruit, also small fruits.
The farm is well fenced and well
drained and is a- very desirable
homes' For further • particulars
aPPlyeen Preedses or address John
.42pfance, Clinton P. 0. • -63
Are you a ONVS-FtecOrd subsea:di r
,
FARM FOR SALE -CON. 8 WEST
half of lot 9, Hullett 'township,
containing 50 acres, There or
on the farm a frame house 20x26,
kitchen 18x14, and a summer kit -
Mien and wood shed 24x14, bane
barn 58x40 with stabling ender-
netith and cement floors with hen
house and pig house. The land, 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 one acre of
good orcherd end a never failing
well. 'Perms $500. of principal
paid down and the rest can re-
main on mortgage, As the pro-
prietor inteeds giving up -farming,
if not sold the ,place will be tent-
ed. --Apple, on premises or to. John
Riley, Sr., Constance. P. 0. -80,
FARM FOR SALE -LOT 40 AND
part of Lot 39, Con. 9, Goderich
township, aonsisting 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 mid
having an abundance ol excellent
water. On the premises are • two
barns, one 58x30 shed 2500,
all on stone foundation, The oth-
er barn is 5/1.00 with shed 17x30
and also a gravel house. Situated
one mile from school mile from
English church, 1 mile from Meth-
odist church, 5 miles from Clinton,
e 6 mileh from Hayfield. Rural Tele-
phone connection. Also part of I,ot
36, Telephone Road, containing 50
acres adjoining school and 1 miles
from Clinton, on which there are
no buildings but containing A small
swamp making 0 an excellent pas-
ture farm. For further particulars
apply on the premises, or address -
Geo. A. Cooper Clinton, Ont. Phone
7 on 155, • -71.
How is your
Eyesight?
Perhaps the eye 'glasses'
you are using don't suit you,
OP
Perhaps you are not
Wearing glasses when you
should.
In any event come and
have your eyes tested. No
charge made.
A. J GRIGG
GRADUATE OPTICIAN AND
J EWE LnE,
Slabs For Sale.
HARDWOOD SLABS, 11
INCHES LONG. IDEAL
FOR SUMMER USE.
ALSO 12 INCH BODY.
WOOD.
Stapleton Saw Mill.
On Anything
YO 11 want done in the line of
Plumbing, Tinsmithing and
Evetroughing, let no give you
a price.
Agents for the Sunshine fur-
nace.
BYAM & SUTTER
Sanitary Plumbers • Phone 7,
Cleaning Dying
and Pressing.
Bring your ,sitit to es and bave
it cleaned and pressed or eyed
SO as to make it look almost as
good as new, We solicit t'out
custom and guarantee you satis-
faction.
We are also agents for
the. Parieian Steam Laun-
dry.
0 R. L. MOORE.
In the, Normandie Block,
Open 7 to 9.30 p. in. and Satter -
day afternoons.
.g, suoo CHANCE
TWO STORY HOUSE
and
• NEW COTTAGE.
For Sale
Located side by side.
Properties in exnellent condition
Would lease Mom buyer.
J Hill, Clinton.
Phone 77.
THE CORNER STORE
Live and Let Live
Preserving time is here
again. What about
Jerris and Rubbers?
Heinz sweet and our pickles
by bulk and in bottle,:i.
Heinz pork and beans with
chilli sauce.
Heinz red Redney bean's, try
them
Fresh for Saturday
Bananas, oranges, lemons,
watermelons, raspberries,
cucumbers and tomatoes.
A CALL SOLICITED,
E. E. HUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER.
Poultry
FOODS.
WE KEEP ON HAND A FULL
SUPPLY OF POULTRY FOODS IN-
CLUDING ; BEEF SCRAP, CHICK
SCRAP, POULTRY 1305E, CRY-
STAL GRIT, CLAM SHELL, OY-
STER SHELL, Etc.
Also Calf Meal a splendid
food foe young Calves and Hog
Meal for young pigs.
Another car of Western Oats
just arrived also a carload of
Feed Flour, Bran and Shorts.
Try Gunn's Show Grain, Fall
Wheat Special Fertilizer, the best
fertilizer on the market.
. -
LIVE POULTRY AND NON -FER-
TILE NEW -LAID EGGS WANTED.
Call and Bee Our supplies and get
our prices.
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to.date Firth
CLINTON.
N. W. Trewartha, WM. Jenkins.
COLD WEATHER.
is fast approaching. Consider your
heating *ants now. If your fur-
nace needs overhauling now is the
time to have the work done, Do not
leave M until you want to use it
as we will bc., busy then and you
may have to wait some time. At-
tend to it; at once. Repairs for
every make of Range and Heater al-
ways on hand.
THOS. HAWKINS.
Phone 53.
HEATING AND PLUMBING IN
ALL ITS BRANCHES.
CEMENT.
WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON
A STOCK OF NATIONAL
PORTLAND CEMENT
PHONE ORDERS OR CALL
ON
JOHN HUTTON
Londesboro.
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COLLEGE
AT HOME
• Thousands of ambitious young people •
are fast preparing in their own homes
to occupy Mara tive positions as stenog-
raphers, bookkeepers, telegraphers.
civil servants, in foot every sphere of
Business Activities. You may finish a t
college if ,vou so wish. Positions guar- .
anteed. Enter college any day. Indiv
idual instruction. Expert teachers.
Thirty years' experience. Largest train-
ers in Canada. Seven colleges. Special
course for teachers.
Affiliated with Commercial Educa-
tone-Association of Canada, Summet
School at famous Spotten Business
College, London.
CLINTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
Ono. SPOTTON B. 1', WAnn
President, Principal.
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HOTEL SUNSET
Goderich, Ontario.
OPEN UNTIL SEFIEM)3ER 1515
Unsurpassed location on east shave
of Lake Huron. Splendid summer cli-
imate. beautiful surroundings, hotel ser -
vice tirsbelass in every respect.
Convenient by rail or boat to Tor.
onto, Hamilton. Buffalo, Cleveland:De-
troi
klace steamer City of Detroit It
(D. $c C. Line) returning leaves Grater.
1 ich FevooktryetS. :tit
returning leaves Detroit Monday 9.30
p..111. arriving at Goderich 7, p. m Day
trip both ways. This makes a delightful
melon sent on application. "Address:
week.end outing,
tut::: e7s no. 0: ' el th e Dr eitu: tr..
MANAGER, ITOTEL SUNSET,
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Goderich, Ontario.
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Canadian
National
Exhibition
EXPANSION 'YEAR 1
New Livestock Department
Everything in Agriculture
Exhibits by the Provinces
Exhibits by Dominion Government
Exhibits by Foreign Countries
Acres of Manufactures
MAGNIFICENT ART EXHIBIT
Paintings from Germany, Britain,
United States and Canada
Educational Exhibits
Cadet Review
Japanese Firewerks
Canada's Biggest Dog Show
America's Greatest Cat Show
AND NERO THE
BURNING OF ROME'
rite Musical Surprise
The Music -al Ride
Auto -Polo Matches
Circus and Hippodrome
Roman Chariot Races
Athletic Sports
Great Water Carnival
fRISH GUARDS BAND
Score of other Famous Bands
Twelve Band Concerts Daily
Wreck of the Airship
Withington's Zottaves -
New Giant Midway
Grand Double, 11111 of Fireworks
PATRICK CONWAY'S BAND
Aug.23 1913 Sept.8
TORONTO
ONLY LINE REACHING ALL,'
SUMMER RESORTS IN'
HIGHLANDS OF ONTARIO.
Including
Muskoka Lakes, Lake of Bays, Georg-
ian Bay, Algonquin Park, Ma,ganetae
wan River, French River, Tineagaeld,
Kaivartha Lakes.
Full Summer Service now in effect
to all of above resorts. Write for
full particulars and illustrated folders
to any Grand Trunk Agent.
FIOMESEEKERS' EXCURSION.
Each Tuesday until Oct. 28 inclusive.
Winnipeg and. Return $35.00
Edmonton and ,Return 813.00
Low rates to other point's, Return
limit two Months. Paulen Tourist
Sleepers leave Toronto at 11.35 1).
03. on above dates running through
to Winnipeg via Chicago and Saint
Paul without change. Tickets are
also on sale via Sarnia and the Norl
thorn Navigation Company.
The °lane Trunk Pacific Railway,
18 the sheeriest and quiebtest route
between Winnipeg, Saskatocere and
Edmonton.
'John Ransford and Son, uptown,
agents; fe. 0. leateesoe; statien. ag-
e- .
The eews-Record. to Jail, 11 tor 40c. eve,
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