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'large Bumper thei
relatlye,siol,,,.-striandasiltatheied!. to
celebae,""s7the"•:
••••n n iv e s a r y of their...wedding
dgr The weather was not all that
conid be, desiredyet it,.did•-acit•dnrat
peis,thesf..-!atder ,cursleSsons_the smerrys
taaking Oti-thei hntiPy company Mi
'wt beautibil
ilheerested•.!where stablerev!
ss•SpiencliWith• 'all the, good.itifillgS '! that
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,"'!",04ggehtla-l-••Alliniati thisentiresedinpany
•;Weres. -.".to.. be' s�ated 0,od, after
antisfied the' cravings of ' the'
.•!! inner • Man, • ton fa.. tiineS at :leOt'•
'...tciast, • iist w as p roceededi. with Rev.
breCormiek, _suns.. toast -master
„akarintroduced the iiiansts of the,even-
ing'."•The I-10Si and 'Hostess:"... blany
W1tv and hiPPY! thiags were • said
breughout, the .many, addresses ...that,
.:, 'and all, hgility
•!' compi-
mibry •'to the esteem' and Werth' of
Mrs. Potter and their ' es-
timable young family.. Alter dinner
the -cempAny, repAred.to the resid
• •-• core,. ;where they enjoyed games of
al kinds,' !Some -old-fashioned and some
A -few Selections'of
muse Were !also' given and When the
• • Isotirirsgreisi Satan. those :Within driv
'••••' ; distance took their departure
Mr: arid Mrs. Potter received man
•
gilta, of • silf.erware which will seri
to' keep..frekh in their memory one
of the • Most: joyful events of their
lives: Amongst those presenit were:
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gliddon, and
Mr. ,and • Mrs. Joseph Cook, 001 -
borne': Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kemp,
Mitchell ; .Mr. and 'Mrs. Heo. Hulle,r,
Clinton ; Mr, and Mrs. Jaihn Worry,
•BOWnian:ville; Mr. and Mrs. Will Wer-
, ry; Toronto; Mr. Fred Start and
°•-• • son,. Mrs.' Smith and son and dough
ter, Curries ; Mr., and Mrs. John
• Potter, . Hickson ; Mr. and Mrs. Thos.,
Potter and Mrs. Phillip Potter, 'God-
erich townshipl; Mrs. Holdsworth,
Rev. R. J. and Mrs. McCormick
•
-S•-• Hasry• Me,Corm ckarid Miss Elizabeth
McCormick, • HoinieSvillele Mr. and
Mrs. John Cox Maggie and 1-1Owaid
:and Mrs. and Mrs. Wesley Irander-
.
• ! bourg aLPorter's
:London Road
Rural route No. 1 served from
Brucefield, was pat into operation on
Friday last. It extends up the
London Road to Mr. Geo. Stanbury'
and Mr. G. W. Layton's. The cour-
ier is Mr. John Walker of the Tem-
perance Home.
bliss Miller ot Clinton. was tin
guest of her sister, Mrs, John Mc
Knight, Sr., for •a few days.
,Mes. Hays of Detroit has been vis
itiag at the parental home, that of
Mr. ,and Mrs. Levi Wiltse.
Misses Maple and Rosie Livermore
of Toroato spent the 'thanksgiving
. holidays at the parental home, tholp
of Mr. and Mrs. H. Livemore.
Bluth
, Dr. McNally, the Provincial Super-
intendent of the DiMiriet Board of
Health, was in town last week . and
made an inspection of the conditions
of the town. In the evening he met
' the members of the town council, the
• school board and the board of health
and discussed with them what changes
should ' be made in order to make
Blyth a truly sanitary town:
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Mr. James Davis has been awarded
the contract for carrying the mail on
the Blyth eastsrolite and commences
. his duties very Shortly.
- Mrs. T. McKenzie of Clinton was
the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James- Nesbitt, last week.
G. T. R. Agent McTaggart was in
• Toronto for several days in connec-.
tion with the arbitration between the
company and the telegraphers in re-
gard to wages.
Mr, J. Bennett has returned alter
•• • spending the, snnuner .itgthe west.
Mr. William Logan has returned
from a trip to the west where he
has been inspecting his farming opera-
- -Lions. He reports an excellent crop
in southern Manitoba where his
farm .is located. •
Miss Woodcock returned . last week
'from a stay 'of several mouths in
Dundas.
Mr. Froth Elliott and son of Lie -
towel visited the former's brother,
Mr. J. H. K. Elliott, last week.
The following were winners of the
• standing crop prizes in this section
R. H. Shortreed, Walton ; J. and F.
Laidlaw, Robert K. Sloan and Henry
Young and. David Laidlaw, 131y,th.
Owing to his horse becoming fright-
• ened by a passing automobile the oth-
er day, Mr. J. a Tierney was 'thrown
from his rig and lied two ribs frac-
tured.
Mr. and Mrs. As B. Carr left on
Saturday last for Los Angeles, Calif
where they will spend the winter
months.
Dr. J. Tanner and his sister, Mrs;
Geo. Powell, left last week for
Vancouver, B. C., where they intend
locating. Both will be missed in
Blyth but their many friends wish
'them success and prosperity in their
Varna
,
Stewart bas retained to • his,
hemosafter, spending •a• feW days with
hiS brothel; Mr, V. StieWart; 'Varna,
Mr. fags 'of London , was a Thanks
giving guest at the 'Mine of his broth -
1,r, Merchant Ings,of this p ace
Mi. and Mrs. Densmore visited With
the lady's!,daugliter,' MrS.' Wm. Den -
014011,!• over, ;the,holida*• time;
Termitis ate yin -
fling at' the home-" of Mr. and • Mrs,
'Miss
15m nt..
Miss ..Nlystle'Horrier. Ss.f. „ZinriCh ,wa'S
'a „peat ,over 'the liollpy offion','siater
in' the villages „ • '
P; Wanless has'returned after
spend:ars, sotneyears at " Victoria,
British C011inilsia. -
Rev. • Mr.,' Snowden drenched
Thanksgiving sermon to a large •con-
gregation on Sunday evening. Mrs,
James McOlymoist and Mrs'., William
Foster rendered the duet, "Give
Thanks," 'whip's was well. received.
'Mrs. Johlia and Miss Ethel have
returned after spending' a week at the
home of Mr. I -I. Hutchings of ("soder-
job township. -
Mr. V. Deihl and family spent the
'evenlng of Thanksgiving Day at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. James Me-
Olymont, • • '
Miss K. Stinson has returned after
spending a few months in Toronto.
Stanley Township
Miss Mamie Reid of Clinton spent
the week -end .at the parental home.
Mr. Richhrd Webster and sister,
Miss Lizzie of Luck -now were guests
at the hone of Mr. and Mrs: James
Reid on Thanksgiving Day.
Mr. Harvey Reid, who is teaching
all Baden, spent the holiday season at
the parental home, that of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Reid.
Mrs. James Webster and children
of Lucknow visited the lady's moth-
er, Mrs. John Reid, over the week-
end.
Mrs. Robert Young, who spent the
summer in North Dakota, with, her
daughter, II visiting her brother., Mr.
George Johnston of the Goshen Line.
Mr. and Mrs, James Keys of Yale,
Mich., are visiting friends in Stanley
and Goderich township.
Mrs. Nelson Keys has . returnsd
home after spending a few days with
friends in London.
Miss Olive Pollock, who has been
in London the past two months, is
spending the Thanksgiving holidays at
the old home. '
Miss Jean Gilmour of the Crows -
land Indian Mission, Saskatchewan,
has been home visiting her mother,
Mrs. John Gilmour of the 2nd con.
Mrs. W. Fee and Miss Eva are vis-
iting friends around Varna.
Miss Mabel Clarke, who is attend-
ing the Seaforth High schoel, spent
Thanksgiving- at home.
Mr. F. Chill of Seaforth visited at
the home of Mr. John McKinley on
Sunday last.
Among those who were hemp for
over the holiday were :- Mr. ,Will
Robinson, Toronto; Miss Verda Talbot
of Exeter; Miss Mamie Lamont, Ham-
ilton; Master Elgin McKinley, Luck -
now ; Master Ruskin Keys of Sea -
forth; Miss Rota Keys of Hay and
Miss NI. McKinley of Cloderich town-.
ship,
Rev. Me. Johnston of Varna preach-
ed to a well-filled house in Goshen
Methodist church last Sunday even-
ing on the suisiect, "Is it well with
my soul ?" Special services have
been continued during the past week.
Miss Lillian Stevens 'of the Bronson
Line is supplying in S. 5, No. 5 dur-
ing the illness of her sister, Miss
Ethel.
Mr. Calvin Dowscin lost a horse on
Sunday last.
The 1415sisis Reid nnd Johnston of
the Parr Line were guests of Mrs.
Thos. Robinson of the Goshen on
Sunday.
On Thursday evening last Rev. Dr.
Rutledge of Clinton held a prayer
meeting, at the home of Mr. Alex.
NicEwan, when about sixty-five per-
sons assembled to hear the gospel
message. Although the gathering was
composed of 'members of different de-
nominations, , all met as one and
seemed to enjoy the exercises. The
hope was expreased that Dr,. Rut-
ledge would again, favor the commun.
ity with such a meeting.
Thand:sgiving Day turned out very
unpleasant so far as the weather was
concerned. However, pleasant family
gatherings were held and many bones
'picked.
Mrs. Howard and daughter Evelyn
of Blake spent the holiday with Rip-
ley friends. •
The new mail route, via Blake, St.
Joseph, etc., has started and the
'courier, Mr. Dan Grascho, finds it a
pretty long trip. The farmers served,
though would hate to return to . the
old s9stem again.
Miss W. Stevens spent the holidays
'with her Parents. •
• Mrs. William Douglas and Miss An -
mit, Pearl, were in Toronto thin week
the latter having' her eyes treated.
Mr; John Thirsk has purchased a
bean thresher and is now busy on his
rounds threshing 'ern out. •
Mr. and Mrs. W. Elliott and itainily
of Bayfield spent Sunday as, guests
of Mr. Howard of Drysdale.
Many from this -vicinity attended
the sale of cows in Zurich on Satur-
day. Good prices are reported.
Tho potato digging is over again
and the crop is an excellent one.
Mr. and Mrs. James Carnie spent
Thanksgiving with. Mr, C. Haugh of
Hay township.
Good Morning dear!reader. How
does your subs. to The NeWS-Record
-read 1
•
Wingham,
terests, ' :tTlf 11.1111.1!!
• Mr. Oliver Mills of, Saskatoon Sask,
has been calling on friends in, to'hin.
• 1)r. Margaret Calder has returned'
:coin a trip to Montreal.
Mrs. C. R. Copeland and 'family
--visited the, former's mother in Coder'
lob last Week.
Mrs. peter I -I. Deans is visiting her
, • sister roionte.
' • Mr. and,,EMI'S. John- Powell have "'re -
home in Detroit after
sPeiscling a"---jortnight or so • with.
friends here, I They Caine over to be
present at the funeral of the life
!Mrs. Paul Powell of Turnberry.
Mr. James Angus has disposed of
his property consisting of thirty acres
in
the town limits to a syndicate of
Wiaghain citizens who will develop it
from time to• thne in tile iosvn's in -
A, Pretty and. interesting wedding
took. place at the home pl Mrs.
John rinei of this township at high
noon , yesterday;' When tier, , daughter,
,Mary Margaret- wa,s Married to , •Mr,
Robert Henry Crawford,' son' 'of. 'Mr.
and -ars. Edmund Cawford.." •' •
Only, immediate relatives 'arid kit:
•'ends, •were 'present' to witness the
cerereciny, which swas performed •bir
ReV. 'Mm» Miller' df Auburn.
C. bride, who.- was gtven -away, by,
her, brother, Mr..George Daer,' 'wore
a very, 4liandsone beaded robe of
white satin,' a wreath in her hair
and carried 'a loquet of ca;rna.tiond.
Miss Rose Deer, 'sister of the bride,
Played the Wedding music,
•
• After the! ceremony and congratula-
tions 'the party sat town to, a very
sumptuous wedding feast,
Mr. and Mrs.' Crawford left the
same afternoon! for a short honey=
moon trip the bride travelling in a
tailored suit of _ with bat to
match. On their return they will
take up their residence in Londess
bore.
• Nit. and Mrs. Crawford are both
well and favorably b'nown and have
a large circle of friends 'who join
"heartily in good -wishes for their fu -
lure happiness and good fortune.
Mr. and Ms. George Krauskopf and
family of Dublin have been visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tighe
and with other relatives and friends.
ND:. and Mrs. 'George Carbert, Mr.
and Mr. Andrew Flynn and Mr. Thos.
Flynn visited with Stratford friends
over the holiday,
•
Holmesville
Ren,sall
The Rack -aim had a social evening
last,- week when several new. candidat-
es were received, lunch was served
and a pleasant time spent. generally.
Mr. Harry McArthur has :been
transferred from the local branch . of
Molsons to the London brensh.
Rev. Mels. Smith was at Hawks -
bury, Quebec, last. week attending the
• funeral of his sister, who died sud-
denly . • „s •
Rev. M. E. Lymburner of Goderich
preached a fine sermon in the Meth-
odist church here' on Sunday last,
Miss Robinson, Mk popular school
teacher, is making a fine League pre-
sident. -
"Children's Day" was observed in
St. John's church on Sunday. after-
noon , last, when Be'.': Mr. Langford
preached specially to the young pea -
pie and children.
The basement of the Methodist
church is being renovated aadi will be
much improved :
The Brotherhood in connection
with the Methodist church will hold
"Men's Day" 'on the third Sunday
of November, to be followed by their
notable fowl dinner on the Monde.
evening.
Mrs. J. G. Mead and Miss Florence
Garrett oi Clinton and Mrs. II
Reynolds of Aurora visited on Thurs-
day last at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Win, Stanley.
The services in St. John's church
on Sunday af teenoon next will be
conducted by Rev. D. W. Collins of
Exeter, when there will be a cele-
bration of the Holy Communion,
London Road
Miss Fannie Waldron of 0,intors
spent the Thanksgiving time tbel
guest of her cousins, Mr. and Murs'
P. Waldron.
Mrs. MpClinchey paid a visit to her
brother, Mr. Geo. Watt, and visited
other friends in Stanley township
during the past week.
Marriages
MURPHY-RICHARDSON -• At the
residence of the bride's parents,
West Bransh, Mich,, on Oct 15th,
1W Rev. Dr. Nimmo 'of Standish
assisted by Rev. Frank Copeland,
West Branch, Mary, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson, to
Bert Murphy of Goderich town.
ship.
CRAWFORD-DAER-At the home of
the bride's mother, Mary Margar
et, daughter of Mrs. John Daer,
to Robert H. Crawford, son, of
Mr. Edmund Crawford, all of
Hullett.
CANTELON-WARD-In Toronto, on
Oct. 15th, Mary Ward to D. W.
L. Cahtelon, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. P. Cantelon of Clinton.
•COLBORNE - ANDERSON At
Penn Tan on Sept. 22nd, by Rev.
G. R'obwell, Agnes An•derson of
Milo, Yates County, New York, to
John Colborne of Goderich town-
• ship, Huron County, Ontario.
MURDOCK - QUACKENBUSH -In
Exeter on Oct. 15th, Erie, eldest
daughter of Dr. ata Mrs. A.
Quackenbush tq Percy T. Mir-
' duch of 'Chatham.
Births
LAWSON-In "Clinton on Oct. 1,5th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest S. Law-
son, a daughter.
Wingham, on Oct, 6th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Bisbee, a
• daughter.
ADAMS -In Ilullett, 'out Oct, 14th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest • Adams, a
daughter.
BROWN --In Wingham, on Oct. 15th,
to Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Brown,
a daughter.
Wiligham 'Oct. 15th to Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. King a daughter.
DOLMAGE-In Hullett, on Oct. 6th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Austen Dolmage,
a son,
EDWARDS-At (4oderich, on i'vt.
14th, to Mr. and Mrs. II, T.
Edwards, a daughter.
Deaths .
GIDDEETEIT TOYMS,I-UP• l WANTED -DRIED APIPLIpS, BUT..
Tile newly formed Ulu. of children d gs7 eHighestprice Pa.d.
of St,' James' church, 111"1;ddlt n. metti8
• for the first time last Satfircincyd'aftier,
noon at the home of Miss ,Agnes Mid
•
The NeWS-Record 'be the4nd of, 1913
• ' for !fifteen cents.
CHOPPING. THE VARNA CHOP:
ping 'mill will he 'open everyday of
the Week exceptsWednesday until
further' notice. -Epps ,Bros., Varna.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF • THE
Clinton Horticultural Society will
be held in the council chamber on
November 6th at' 7,30 4E4 -Thos.
Cottle, Secretary. 04
A SMALL BAZAAR -THE LADIES
of Willis church will hold a Baz-
aar, including the sale of Fancy
, Work and Plain Sewing, also the
serving of Al ternohn Tea, in the
Council Chamber on the afternoon
of WedneSdass, Oct. 29th, beginning
at 1,30. -03,
HOUSE TO RENT, SIX ROOMS, -
waterworks and cistern, garden and
small orchard. Newly repainted.
On Orange street. Possession right
away. -James Cook. -03.
EXECUTORS SALE OF'FARM AND
Stores -The, executors of the es-
tate of John Ovens Elliott, deceased
have instructed George Elliott,
auctioneers to offer for sale by
public auction on Saturday the
eighth daY of Noirember 1913 at 8
o'clock P. M. at the Commercial
Hotel, Clinton, the following pro-
perties : Parcel 1, -The stores at
present occupied Icy The Morrish
Clothing Co. C. Hoare and W. R,
Counter and others with appurten-
ant lands the same being portions
of subdivision, lots 1, 2 and 3 ac-
cording to a plan of Town lots
numbers 15, 116, 45 and 416 on Hur-
on and Isaac Streets in Clinton.
This property consists of a two
Storey brick block of stores locat-
ed in the best business stand in
Clinton all occupied by tenants at
remunerative rents and all in a
good state of repair. Parcel 2 -
The cast half of lot number 56 in
the Bayfield Con., Township of God-
erich containing 49 acres more or
less. This property is located on
the Bayfield Road 3 nines from
Clinton and consists -ot pasture arid
timber (principally cedar) lands
with an abuadan,ce of good water
on the property. These properties
will he offered in parcels and also
in block. Terins of sale ten per-
cent, in cash or equivalent at the
time of sale'; balance in 30 days.
For further Particulars and condi-
tion's of sale apply to the under-
signed. Dated at- Clinton this 6th
clay of October 1913.-W. Brydone,
solicitor for the estate. F. H. Pow-
ell, R. Trick, Executors. -03,
CLERK'S NOTICE OF COURT OF
Revision -Notice is hereby given
that a court will be held, pur-
suant to the Ontario Voter's' List
Act, by His Honor, the Judge of
the County Court of the County of
.Huron, in the. 'Town 'hail, Dayfield,
on Tuesday, October 28th, 19113, at
.10 o'clock, nib to hear and de-
termine the appeals from the Vo-
ters' List of the Municipality of
the Village of Bayfield for the
year 1913. All persons having bus-
iness with this Court are request-
ed to attend at the said, time and
place. -H. W. Erwin, Clerk, Dated
this 15th day of Oct. ,h913. • -03.
Alloliell Sale
-Cedar Posts and Braces,
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
0 VRRSTOCKISD WILL SELL BY
PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE MILL
IN HAYFIELD FOUR THOUSAND
PRIME CEDAR POSTS AND BRAC-
ES ON OCT. 31st 11913.
MORTON -In West Wawanods, on
Oct. 5th, Edward Morton, aged
98 years. "
WI-IEELER-In Morris township, on
, Oct, 13th, Charles Wheeler, in, hie
38 '1,11 years,
ANDERSON -In Winghauf on Oct.
1.1,111, Elisabeeli Cubby, wife • of
Mr Richafd Anderson, aged 64
years. •
DICKSON--In Toronto, on .)et. 1 1 th
Ineinda wits of ,Tohn
Dickson, formerly of l'ucAr-
Smith,
HUTGHESON-At G o der loll, on Oct
I I iii, Helen Ogilvie, widow of the
late Matthew Hutcheson, in her
89th ,year-.
W. A. MUSTARD,
Bayfield'
FARMERS,
ATTENTION.
As Mr. Dave Cantelon will be
buying apples in another sec- '
tion of the country, it will
be impossible for him to buy
Beans for is's the next six
weeks.
In the meantime we have se -
Cured the services of Mrs Wm.
Reid (Thresher) to look after
OM interests and buy for us.
We are still in the market to
pay the Highest Price for
Beans and 'dim Mr. • Newman
Will be at Clinton Brucefield,
Varna and Bayfield the first Of
each week. Cash will be paid
at car the day of loading on
all purchases. See Mr. Reid
before selling or call him on
the phone. No. 172: • Ring 8,
'WMAN El' CO.
` "ICJ:TOWN.
To ' ENT.,--,28AORESVER
Y-EtiSl
claylac14milestonGoderich,
small house:good barn,oldor
cverysuitable for rarketgpou.+ry milk etc.posession 'Johnson,'o2
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FdLWW ' -- ALL KIND ,
dressedoArNllivre. Delivered enrdar
in the. week, Highest price paid,-,
T. E, Mason,. the Postoffiee Store,
Summerhill. .• 02.
BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF
second-hand heaters.-Byam & Sufis
ter, -01
TEACHER WAITED -MALE PRO-'
testate, second-class professional,
duties Jan, 1914. State salary • and
experience. , Applications received
up to Oct. 21. -Apply John Wan-
less, S. S. No. 6 Stanley, Varna
P. 0. Ont. • -01-2
WANTED. -EXPERIENCED GIRLS
and girls to learn knitting and
- looping. Will pay 85,00 per week
while reaming. Steady employ-
ment, pleasant position. Apply
now -Clinton Knitting Co. -93
a- • •
LIVE FOWL WANTED, -I AM NOW
ready to handle fat liens, young
chickens and ducks at highest prices
Poultry taken not later than rhurs-
day of each week. Other fowl' hand-
ed later on. -W. Marquis, Base
,Line, Phone 14 on 166. -91
FRESH CREAM CAN BE HAD AT
Bartliff's and 'McLennan's restaur-
ants. -1800
SLABS FOR SALE, 14 INCHES
long. Will sell by load or cord. -
A. Forbes, Coal and Wood Dealer.
IT WILL PAY YOU. -WHEN HAV-
ing an auction sale advertise it in
The News -Record which goes into
the great majority of homes in the
district.
BELLEVIEW FARM DAIRY.
From our stock of first-class cows
we are prepared to supply you
twice daily with the best of milk
and cream. We solicit a share of
your patronage. -E. B. Hill, Phone
125. -80
FARM FOR SALE-Y,OT 40 AND
part of Lot 39, Con. 9, Goderich
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 47x30
and also a graver house. Situated
one mile from school mile from
English church, 1 mile from Meth-
odist church, 5 miles from Clinton,
6 mile's 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. For further particulars
apply on the premises, or address -
Geo, A. Cooper Clinton, Ont. Phone
7 on 155. -71.'
FARM, FOR SALE -THE UNDER -
signed offers for sale his rine 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 and is a very desirable
home. For further particulars
apply on premises or address John
Torrance, Clinton P. 0. -63
Have Your
Eyes Tested
NOTICE -On: ..nocondif of.. the -henig. ! .**1'•-• PAiii illi • 410.1 II** 00 • •••
!losa!SuStiained in ,the recent".'fire,.1 . -0. , ' ' .''' ' ''','..-- ' '. , ' , ,' '.'' ''' • '
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,...y.0414 '„like' all •out -standing ..,. nes it! • • ',41. . . . ..• '"10 ' , ! : -...! • .
counts ••• Settled ,:at .oncp...,•In •• 'the' a • ' • ' ' ' ! " • : ! • : ' •' '',
.: Meantinie ' theseCial. Offiee Will. be -• ' '. • '' '
fotind. • nett' :door ! ,to .MeTaggart'S : •! • .' , . • si," ' !I r '
Bank,. !Wheresbits'ineas Will be , car- , - -• '' ..' . !!.• _ ' • • I • .
ried on . with: a. :till. supply of ,every- . • • • . . • ' . .. • . , . • . • • , '' ' ' .. '
..thing as befOre,-.--Ai 'Forbes.. -95 ' . . ' •••• • . . , . •
SEWING 11/fACIII/s1ES 'REPAIRED
and repairs kept on •hand, also ag•
-
ency for, new machines. -A. Hoop-
er, Albert street ' ,-95 •
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If you are suffering from
tsoadaches the cause• may be
eye strain due to either not
wearing glasses or wearing
those which do not accommo-.
date thernqelves to your eyes.
To ascertain the cause of
your trouble have your eyes
tested by a graduate optician.
We make no charge for
testing.
THE CORNED STORE
Live and Let Live
Groceries
Our grocer department is weil.
stocked with fresh c,oan groceries
and at rock bottom prices.
Flour
We have Clinton, Exeter Five -Ros-
es and Purity.
We carry a full lino of Christies
Fancy cakes, from ten cents up.
Fruit
Oranges, Lemons, Bananas.
Fish
Salt water Herring, Cod fish
Smooked red herring and Finnan -had -'
A CALL SOLICITED.
E. E. HUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET. LIVE GROCER.
AGENT AT CLINTON
Only engine of its kind
Will do more work -do work in more dif-
ferent places -give 60 changes of speed.
GILSON ro47-6;e0-----
Delivers 100% service. Farmer's imwer house
so wheels. Carden its own line Olaf 5, pulleys, belt
Lightener and pump jack. Ready'for any Joh, any-
-where, Many time. 1040 m,. p. Agents wanted.
Write fop partlaulare.
GILSON' MPG. CO. lad
York at
Guelph,
Canada
1007,
Service
M. G. RANSFORD
Slabs For Sale
HARDWOOD SLABS, 14
INCHES LONG. IDEAL
FOR SUMMER USE.
ALSO 12 INCH BODY
WOOD.
Stapleton Saw Mill
A GOOD CHANCE
TWO STORY HOUSE
—and—
NEW COTTAGE
For Sale
Located side by side.
Properties in exhellenit condition.
Would lease from buyer.
F J. Hill, Clinton.
Phone 77.
The Strongest of
all Firepots
The Sunshine Furnace fire -
pot is heavily ribbed and in
two sections, which allow
for contraction and expan-
sion. It will never crack.
Ashes won't adhere to the
straight sides — always a
clear and economical fire.
Our local agent will
show you this and
many other "Sunshine"
advantages. Send for
free booklet.
McClary's
Sunshine
Furnace
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throughout the town and
surrounding the eountry
ask everyday for
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LIVE POULTRY
WANTED
2500 CHICKENS, 1000 HENS
1000 DUCKS EACH WEEK
FROM NOW UNTIL JAN-
UARY. '
To finish your own poultry
we have wheat, oats, and buck-
wheat specially ground for
fattening purposes at very rea-
sonable prices.
8000 dozen strictly new laid
eggs wanted each week during
the winter months. To pro-
duce these eggs we have a full
line of poultry foods to keep
your layers in the pink of
condition.
A full stock of BRAN, SHORTS,
FEEDS FLOUR, OATCHOP, BAR-
LEYCHOP etc. etc. always on hand. '
Give us a call,
POULTRY TAKEN ANY DAY OF
EACH WEEK.
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-date Firm
CLINTON.
N. W. Trewartha,
Win. Jenkins.
CHIMNEY TOPS.
It's a trade to build, good chimney
tops and to repair roofs. It takes
more than a sheet of metal, a hot
iron and, solder. It requires experi-
ence.
ALL' KINDS OF TINNING.
we do well and reasonably.
If your chimney does not draw
well, send us word at once and we
will put it in order. If your roof
leaks, we'll 'mend it.
THOS. HAWKINS.
Phone 53.
MATING AND PLUMBING IN
ALL ITS BRANCHES.
CEMENT.
WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON _
A STOCK OF NATIONAL
PORTLAND C'E•141 E NT
PHONE ORDERS OR CALL
ON
JOHN HUTTON,
Londesboro.
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COLLEGE HOME
Thousands of ambitious young people
I aro fast preparingontheir own homes
toncoupy lucre tivo positions as stance
repliers, bookkeepers, telegraphers.
, civil servants, in fact, every .sphore of
I' Business Activities. You may finish it'
college if you so wisll, Positions guar-
anteed. Enter college any elan. Indiv
ideal instruction. Expert teachers,
era in Canada. Seven colleges. Special 111
Thirty 3,ears'experience.Largest train
course for teachers. III
Affiliated with Commettial Educa• •
tors'Aesoeiation of Canada, Sununu
School at, famous Spotton Business
commege. College. London.
SOLDaiIN CLINTON BY -
CLINTON BUSINESS COL LE OE
BYA ,111 & SUITTER
".., -one.President. . . Principal,
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