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Goderich
sLillian' .Whiting vi4ited: her.
Itlis, h ,# ht. g• , .
ou a ;;iii Sazltla.dast Week for • afew
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ays and attended, ei wcddin to Pot
b . r
itat}ley, • , '; , ' '
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Mrs., Margaret. Lawson has sate f
,, i ,i . ,'with'
Oa, ,,from a° pleasant vtsib
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outhamptpn.l>-tends.
i- Windsor,
Miss ElRllert' Bawlhy oarden,
'' us.
Ito :has been-,',V,iSiting With her dens-
•Mrs.
r ,Ml's "J • Fors at,.. e Victoria
,:. •-•'•'
arsonagef hs; gohe, toCalifouptaTfor
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#e ty♦Ji'ier ,".:
Mr.:;: Neahi;.CYemtnett; •;wh}le ,hauling
;., , .:,1-year-olde0
'' near the C. i'' al Vinik siding
;ether-
' s •;struck bya ,,-ballet,' •:fired
a,;spent ,,, .-:: ,
a -:coy le 'oI: • "am'•el h'cweom-
V, P Y ;.eve t n .,
5 id town,' who'.weze shooting at
ortsmm' ere' 'prom-
Orbits, T to sp W . 'p
f isira a ,Cell
fly :brought be ore 1Vfag Kelly
I .a charge of shooting within' the
nvnafnlit;; .anti• fined, one dollar' and '
ists'.and "ii'er1 a warnin Mr. Goin- .latest
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Mtn injury :was but.sl,igift, but as
a's near -Itis eye, had ,the • bullet
bt 1 ecu so "Henri spent it, might
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a •❑uc-auction
„e tieen yery sezlttus.-r-
Tire last of the...series of recitals
vet in 'Y{nox "runnels -by 1Var. , J. B.
ureter. was given ori Saturday af-
rnoon of :last week. The recitals'
ere mach apptecfated li' music lot/-
YRATHeera
s,.,� '
Mr,'David McBrien, a brether of
rs.:Robert -Davidson and Mrs,. El-
tit of town;' who has resided at
tgerton, .Alta„ for some ears,.was
led' b a. y
} runaway team ,at his
Mllea few-woeks ago. Mt. Mc-
len went out from town-
tp, where he was well-known..: His looking
ffe'and one daughter survive.a.
Rev. J L. Ford was in London last
;ek: attending a meetin of the
g
ecial conference committee. •-
_ new Masonic buildingWill
obably be ready for occupancy' a-
ut the first of .the year,
lir. Nixon, Dougherty of Colborne
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as' inured b',v thrown- from by
J being
i wagon during a runaway on
ost
Mr•.
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Archdeacon
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ompany,
make
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;. D. D, Crittenden Cr• . n
,, Mrs.., D D, ittendcn has }seen vas
,(tin 'London friends, <
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Mrs. -John IIea died at her home
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In town on -Saturday. week:
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Mr.John Cole has gone to Berlin
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whew he will takea position:
i 'same; ,
Mr.. 1?avtd+ C. Scout •ol. ':Unity,
:.ask,, son of Mt. and-Mis, P: co.S{
of ,East V1aWanoslt, was married re-
,_ , , .,
.conssy: to 1Vli ,e .Da„imol i ol:;Unita.,
'Mrs Itellers,vsiUod Wri haul
Irie d .ia t` eel:. '.
ir.Sr, s.,' ;,,.
Mr. W. Mistier l F amilton' a'
,; :,., , o w s a
week unit veyaor In town, -
M>,., Wm. Scott, who.has:,, • heen
;threshing an 'the.. eat' sonic tin
. .
has -retained, -home,
Miss^A11co'Gillespie visited'h k sis••
Gilles e ,. _ _ .
ter 'Mrs; Haines r Wi ham recent-
li^.
-.
Mr:,and Mrs. A, F.:Leveis,of Mount
visited Mrs. Fi`at1k. Metcalf for
a few -days recently. ;
Miss Carr has moved into the housi�
,
which she purchased from Miss
Blown. ,
Mr. Dodds McCrowan,• assistant at
the 0, P. R. station; is, enjoying a
vacation.
`Messrs. John Brigham;"R. 61. Meg,
Gowan and Daniel McGowan will re.
present St. Andrew's congregations at
the meeting of the Laymen's, Miss-
ionary Movement to he held is Cod-
%rich this week. _,
miss Chelle•w, who accompanied her
mother to Santa Barbara, Cal., has.
secured a position as • teacher there.
They en,o} ed ,their tri
Y pout and are
forward to a< pleasant win
summer scenes•
terM . Wm. Moore, teller in the Bank
of Flamilton, is holidaying at his
home in Winghant.HAV-
Miss Eleanor Bebbington of . Man-
chaster, • Est land, and Mr.. Richard
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Chapple of. Cashmere, Ont., were...I"Iour
married in town one day last week
Rev. George Je vitt:
,Goderich Township
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Mr, I ted Middleton -ri<Uurned on
Saturday from , Ai'eicatider, Man.,Public.
AUCTION' SA LI,; OF CiOOD GRADE
Cattle, -The ,undersigned has in-
r t-
sLLuctod Mr. , I`. Crundry to sell : by-
auctioni `' '
P b n the town of Ulm
WANTED -DRIED, AI'll'LES, BUT-
ter, Eggs, -etc. Highest price aid.
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-Uantclon Bros. : -03
CHOPPING. - THE VARNA CHOP- .*so** •els• 0 • • • s r• • 41
in' mill. 1••e open ever da of • • •
ping P Y Y •
the .: :week etre tt •tVednesda until � �
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further notice.-P,pps. Bros., Varna.. • SOMETHING NEW •
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making the journey to and' fro and
doing a lot of bu,0 ncss' in the three
ton, on lot 2:1; con. l township of
Goderich, on ,Saturday, November
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weeks. of his ansenee What he saw
nd heardas:vice lath
a . h not convinced d him
that,
-. the western farmers are getting.
mere dollars :and cents .out ol, ,the
'soul than'are blase of 01d Ontaffoc
John Marshall has :been quite
il1 but it'`l•� hoped t tat she is now
on`thc 4da' tnreco iv;
3
8th at 2 o'clock:
o P,m„ the • following
, •
(good grade cattle,. 3 cows dbl.":,,,.-net.
cane to March, 1 cote due calve
in April 1 cow: due .to calve to Mav
1 cow due to'calve 'in June -four-
,, cows due to calve in Jul ,three 2-
Y,
year-old heifers due to calve ; to-:
June, all in 1919; 3 2-
T,O. RLNT- 8 ACRES VERY ,BEST
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clay land,; 4 . miles from, Czoderich,
: _ barn, :
small house, good rnold or-
chard, ter} ,sortable fon market
poultry milk ' etc -'P Po:-
g. P Y. e a
siou inunedlatel .-Oliver Johnson
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Clinton.' 32.
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,- Our man`' costo � _ '
FARM FOR SALE THP, UNDER • - y mere ate aI •
•'wayH lugkin for .'sornctthin •
signed offers [or sale his' rine farm ,: g., R
•new. We nee read - for them •
, of about 130 a`ad adjoining the,. y
acresJ e •now Wtlll a fap eupply of •
town of Clinton: The farm is ; n • •
p
; a good state: q[ cultivation and : i~i'eSi11Fruit, L its
New for :
has,,'abed buildings -brick, house, • i'hYlSt1211SG.
"Ye
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a cold
steers 6 '1 -year-old Leers and
bask barn, driving house, pig• •
- pen,
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1IQVe You Tr1ed .
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, :.,Have:., you, ••tried a P aleo
Y ., - 1or_S To
•-furbishing
Rent War./ted:ad'1 "in he;nTe • '- o-'
� 3 T ,News_Rea
cord?; •ed
2 . All .cots
wa
and 'elfars uPPosed t0 he in calf,
.have' been; sou -wed by registered':
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Shortltozn bu11., Terms•- Three
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months credit:onapprov-,
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joint
Joint notes: Pyv^;..pcswerst pfi for,
,FOWL WANTED - ALL •KINDS •
dressed or liver Delivered
e d any day
. tho week, . Hz ghest ri : .-
6 p ce pard
T, E. Mason • the '.Post thee " r •
Sto e
5utnmerhill•;. - 'v
02.
etc -all comparatively new. Afirst New select Valencia raisins
: :
class youngorchard containing -all 3lbs for.25e
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znds of fruit lso "11 ' rusts, ', • •
1y a sola „f New cleaned •currants a
:: The farm is ell c 11 .. • •
w lea ed,and we P. •
d 'u r l Fr ash nets figs at 8c per 16 .
zai ed and fs a.vey dost ane • :. •
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home. Fol further particulars lutes aU+ lOc
cash: T, Gundry,duo ioneei :'And-
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WANTED:
apply an 1premjses or address John, - • •
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les er k •
Torrance,, Glfnton, -G3 Y P p R
Marriages
yews ,Bios., proprietofis:: , ::•
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-EXPERIENCED :'GIRLS-
and girls, to' learn knitting; , and
P. , • •
• Also ,newtPeels, =Lemon, Or. ee
-while
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}p1I,it,UN-ER ATT At the home of,E)
the q ade s brother ,oa Oct, 29thwilltee/
yoe
by Rev. J.' I'`, Id titer of Dun-
gannon, byRot/. R. A.
AUCTION SALE -Ole HDU.
effects andvR'eal Este -tea -There
sold b on -.Tues
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-day' Nov. 18th, commencing at. i.30
looping. Will ps $6.00
Y Per week
, I'earr,tng: Steady 'empioy-
went, pleasant •poai£iop, Apply
now.-Olinbon Knittin 6 Co. . , -93
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Nevi,dar
ange and Citron.••
SEWING >MACHINES -.REPAIRER a' shelled walnuts,
and r airs kept on hand also a - • •
. P g „ - Errt d •.
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ency •for, nett/ machines, -A: Roop • almonds. s. •
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er, Albert street, . i-95 • Wfihave:aleo a quantity •
Miller of -Auburn, ora A:; sis-
P•m. at ttie residence OF Mr"s: (I)r.)
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•,1$12 raisins while they lust 4 lbs •
ter of Mr. 0. E. Erratt -to-John
J. Wflso all of Auburn:
'
Stanbiuy, Bayfiettl, .the following
valuable property namely, chattel,
LIVE FOWL WANTED. -I AM_NOW
,.ready to. handle fat hens, young
for 25c, - , •
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d sa ,\,til t a x - 1t . C'an-
' tor, ;Uta, os ;mt. i3.tii, I. rt•le
A. Spading, formerly of Clinton,
property corcistfn of parlor;' din-
g
ing room, 'kitchen and bedroom fur-
niture, ono top buggy nearly new,
one•,;- open buggy, one and
. chickens and looks at highest prices
. Poulllry taken -not later than Thurs-
day of each week. Other fowl hand-
ed later Marquis,
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THE CORNER STORE �• :
T. O N I I L
to R. C. Rathwell of Castor.
JONES-FLEMING - At 'the Baps
fist parsonage on Nov..5th, by
cutter .
other articles too ,numerous to
mention. Real property-parts.Live
_ of
on. -W. Base
Line,` Phone 14 on 166. • -91
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and Let Live -
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Rev. • W.M. Wylie, Annie: Flemit,g
Lots .No. 3, and 4 in the Bayfield
• "The Hub Grocery." •
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to Williiim Guy Jones, ;all of
Clinton. .,
McCrEE' WEIR -In Turnberry, on
' "eon., Goderteh townshap containing
40 acres mote or less, -bush and
fare land. Terms on chattels, Casit;
On 10 "percent.
FRESH CREAM CAN BE HAD AT
Battlilf's and McLennan's aestaur-
ants. -180'0
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�ITUCePi' '
Oet. 2nd, Eudora, daughter of
g
real estate down
balance
Our' department is '
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weir, to Jas
McGee of .Wingham- Junction.
Rindsor on
and in 30 da s. -Mrs- J. E.
Y
Stanbury, Bayfield. -OG-2.
IT WILL PAY YOU. -WHEN n
-rale
grocer" Wein
stocked with ,fresh c,ean groceries _
and at tock bottom prices.P7;TTY-COOKSON'-In
11rite
PGULTRY'
Oct: 15th, George Petty, former-
ly of Hensall to Levens A, G.,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John
Cookson, of Exeter,
TELEGRAPH .SCHOOL.- I HAVI3
started a night telegraph school and
will start a day school as soon as I
can sell my flour
ws-R n
Tg aNews-Record i her oes st fn�IY
The rews-Ree majority which goes into
the great of homes in'the
district.
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We have Clinton, Exetex Five-Ros-
VIANTED
Births
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and feed store or
exchange it for town or farm prop-
erty.-A. E. Matheson.
�BFLLEVIEW FARM DAIRY. -
es and Purity.
iesday week- and died a few hours
Ler, His wife and a family of
e daughters survive.
Tho town will vote on a bylaw
aviding for the guaranteeing of the
nib of the Road Machine Company.
Mr. J. H. Marshall of- West' Monk-
n has been appointed to succeed Mr.
H. Sanderson as C. P. R. agent
re and will take u his duties al-
at once.
Mi. John Knox has purchased the
use on Waterloo street so long spa-
pied by County Clerk and Mrs.
ne, •who have taken a artments
MeLean's Block, Pp'
Mason Bell, who was accident-
4r shot some weeks ago while hand-
g
g a loaded gun, passed away at
hospital at Saskatoon. The body
s 'brought home for interment.
members of the teachingstall
ictoria'street school inet at the
me' of Miss LeTouzel one day re-
and presented Mrc. Percy ATaf-
a •foemerly . Miss Marion Parsons,
1 a member of the staff, with a
'Weenie 'sil'ver bake disji•.;•' ' ?
W.' H. Sanderson;' who has been
%mored to the••C. P. R, station at
ryas presented by, his fellow-
amts., o7' linos chu¢eh choir with
handsomely hound Book of Praise
or to leaving town,
Mr. W. E. I{ell • was in Buffalo last
ek. }evening,
es Alice Nairn is visiting in De-
D. Ferguson left last week
an extended visit to her son, Rev,
J. Barnwell of Port Colblrne.
Win. Graham has returned to
home in 'Toronto after visiting
ends stere. . . .
Mr. and Mrs.' Fred Main returned
4 week to their home in Detroit
ter a stay of several' Months ; hi
derich.. ..
W; 0. Rhynes and son, Phillip
Brantford have been the guests of
s. Mary Simons.
Mackenzie wase: _• the
est of Dr. anti Mrs. Caesar daring
stay sin Goderich
Vfr. C, L. Moore, general manager
the American Road Machine . Co.,
s in toren last week for a ,da or
Y
Mr: and Mrs. P. A. Franklin have'
ne to Vancouver and it may be
at theywill decide to remain. there
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Sr. and Mrs: McPhail of Manilla
visitingthe lady's brother, Mr,
X
Butland, for a fete days recently,
Auburn-
Mrs, J. Stoltz returned home on
Monday alter attending 'the funeral of
her cousin in Woodstock.
Mr. .and Mrs. Wm.` Medd are home
from a two months trip to the
west.
Bob Tapsley and J. Roberton re-
turned from the west on Monday' of
this week.
The young ladies of the village and
vicinity' about 25 in number met at
the home of Miss D. Erratt on the
evening of Oct. 27th and presented
Iter with a liberal shower of kitchen
ware. . • -
Miss D. Symington bah sold her
farm to Mr, Robert Medd, Mr, Med
will not get l�osscsstbn ,until' spring.
Rev. Mr. Kilpatrick will take: •the
work bore on Nov. 9Ch as Ret R.
A. ,Miller takes the anniversary sou
vices at the Brick church, Belgrave,
on that date.
Miss Florence Clarke of Varna,
who has been the guest of her sis-
'ter Mrs. (Rev.) R. 7: Miller, for the
'Past few weeks ,returned to her home
on Monday,
Mrs. VanNorma:i was the guest of
her sister Mrs. H. McGee, fora • few
days last week.
Mr. ,T. Carter has returned front the
west.
Mr. and Mrs. -Henry McVittie of
Goderich visited the former's parents',
Mr. and Mrs- M. McVittie 105 a few
days last week.
Mr, Norman Mutch was home from
Hamilton for a day or, two recently
Prion to entering upon a course
at the Dominion. School, of 'Telegra-
phy. -
Messrs. James Carter, George • F.
Youngblut, Jos. I . Carter, G. E..•
Beadle and Wm. Watson left last
week for a fortnights hunting exped-
ition in the northers, Woods.
Mr, J. Willard is visiting hi; son
in Hamilton. - _
Miss 'Mole visited her .brother, Mr.
Ed, Mole of Seaforth recently.
. Mr, J. Wilson is home Fxoni a vis-
it in the west.
The braes band has been re -organ-
g
yriDe a membership oC, twenty -flue,
A pretty wedding oolc place at the
homo :of Mr,O. E. Erratt on Weanes-
dayof last week when' his Sister;
Miss Dora, was married to Mr. Johrt
.3. Wilsons. The ceremony was per-
formed byRev. J. E. Hunter : of
Dungannon assiaited by Rev, R. A.
Miller. . The many friends of trite
PEGKITT-In Clinton, on Oct. 3011i,
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From our stock of first-cin'ss
to Mr. and Mrs: Fred. Peckitt,
cows
we are to
We carry a full line of Christies
a son.
STERLING-ln Goderich township
on Oct. 20th, to Mr, and Mrs,
Alex., Sterling, a daughter.
CRICH-In Seaforth, on October 28,
FARIVI FOR SALE.. - A GOOD
farm consisting of 88 acres, being
Lot 76, Maitland con,, Goderich
township. 2 miles north of Hol-
ntesviile, to
prepared supply you
tw4ce daily with the best of milk
and cream. We.. solicit a share of
your patronage. -E. B. Hill, Phone
125. -80
Fancy calces, from ten cents up.
_� 2500 CHICKENS, 1000 HENS
1000 DUCKS EACH WEEK
FROM NOW UNTIL JAN -
Fruit
U'ARY. ,
to Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Crich, a
convenient church. and
school, also cheese and butter lac
Oranges, Lemons, Bananas:
son.
O'•ROURICE-he McKillop, on Oct:
22nd, to Mr. and Mrs, 'Thos. 0'-
Rourke, a daughter,
CARTISR-In Turnberry, Oct, 27th,
to Mr. aryl 1VIis, Joseph Carter, a
daughter. -
IIYSLOP-I C;ode.ricb, on Oetot r
d F
29th, to Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Hy-,
slop, a ion,having
Deaths
,
GO1TL17-In Goderich townshipon
'LIVE
Oct, ate Ann Hutchins, Coe,relict
'e.thlate Thos. Cottle, aged 86
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tory, Good seven room houseFish
with Pantry and back -kitchen, ex-
cellent cellar, plenty of hard and
' soft tvatei. Water piped to barn ;
good bank barn 45x45, straw shed
18x36, stabling underneath all
Two orchards principally spies and
baldtvins. Tarin tile drained well
fenced :mall bush, no waste land,
all seeded , dawn except b7 acres
which is ploughed. Resat tele-
Phone • in house with long distance
connection, also on Rural mail d'e-
Possession given to
livery purchaser.
purchaser. - LewisLtvis 'Tebbutt,
FARM FARM FOR SALE -LOT 40- AND
Part of Lot 39, Con.: 9, Goderich
township, consisting of 107 acres
l hclearedxand good tillable land
withthe 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
an abundance of excellent
water. On the remises are two
P
barns, one 58x30 with shed 25x'10,
all on stone Foundation. The oUh-
er barn is 50x30el with shed 47x30full
and also a gravel house: Situated
To finish your own poultry,
it we have wheat, oats, and buck -
wheat specially ground for
Salt water herring, Cod 'fish fattening purposes at very ren
Smooked red herring and Finnan -had- rea-
sonable prices.
die. 8000 dozen strictly new laid
-` eggs 'wanted each week dining
A CALL SOLICITED. the winter months. To gro-
-- duce these eggs we .have a full
line of
�+ �T poultry foods to keep
, your ]'dyers in the ,pink of
E. E IHUNNIFORD
condition.
AND LET, LIVE GROCER: --
A ED stock of BRAN, SHORTS,
FEEDS FLOUR, O:YfGHOP; 'BAR-
years and 9 months:
DOUGiII+IRTY-At She az•dton, on
pp
October year Nixon Dougherty,
Hol
Holmesville, Telephone 9 on 143
p
Croderieh Township. -06
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one mile' from school + mile from
English church, 1 mile from Meth-
church, 5 miles from Clinton,
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""�� LEY CFIOP etc. etc. always on stand,
AGENT AT CLINTON Clive us a call.
- aged 58 years acid 3'months,
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HIGHEST PRICES FOR CREAM.-
0dist
6 miles from Bayfield. Rural Tele-
phone connection. Also part ca I,ot
'
Only engine of its kind
A U's a IBS EN 1 ERTAINMENT -
The members of Wesley church W.
Farmers having cream to ,sell dor-
in the fall and the winter months
can secure best results by shipping
3G, 'Telephone Road, containing 50
acres adjoining school- and 4 miles
[ram Clinton, on which there are
will do more work -do work innforedil- ; POULTRY TAKEN ANY DAY OF
fcrent places -give 60 changes of speed. ;" EACH WEEK.
GILSON .e. ''''"•.e
1VI. S. will hold a "Rubber Social"
in the lecture room on Thursday
Nov. 13th. A heart in-
a, Y
vitation is- extended to all at-
tend, hear a good program, help a
good cause and enjoy the nice re-
to. the Walkerton Creamery. Alf
Express charges will be paid, Ever
g y
can carefully and tested.
y weighedwrite
Semi-monthly payments. -Write for
cans to the Walkerton Creamery,
Walkerton, , Bruce C'ounty, Ont.
no buildings but containing,a small
swamp makingit an excellent pas-
titre farm. For further particulars
apply on the premises, or address-
Geo. A. Cooper Clinton, Ont. Phone
7 on 155. -71,
Delivers lee% service. Penner'spowerhouse
,wboors, curries Rsownunoshaft, policy, bolt
6l seeeesea pee Jori[, Boody for uny job, any -
W•re,utunytlmo.pttofob.p. Iaonto,r•nwa.
forpurtlmtlorv,
$ -rrsoa AIM CO, ata.
ass b'' �itir sa ,y ;;Lam\, auoie at
` l., es -_ r II ;l, c• ono
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-date Finn
CLINTON.
CL i 4�f
N. W. Trewartha, Wnt. JBnkln9' •
freshments which will be served..
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a ._ oa�, IOOi
: Adiliission 10 cents. Donations of
`�°" �� Service
cast oil, rubbers or rubber goods
}i %� Q
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ESECUTORS SALE OF FARM AND
Stores -The executors of the es-
FARMERS,
M. G. RANSF(9R1<!
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tate of John Ovens Elliott, deceased
ATT NTICIN.
AN ENTERTAINMENT. -"A LAD-
-es' Aid Business: Meeting at • .Mo- •
• hawk Crossroads"
have instructed George Elliott
auctioneer, to offer for sale by
Saturday the
Aa Mr. Dave Cantelon will be
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will begiven bypublio4..1�
auction on
buying apples in another see-
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A G 0 0 D C H R N C E
the League 'o1. Wesley chmcit in the
eighth day of November 1913 at -3
tion 'country,
�fil�®
town hall on the evening of Nov-
ember 28th. A unique
o'clock P. M. at the Commercial
Hotel, Clinton, the following
0f the it will
be impossible for slim to buy
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and clever
entertainment. Besure ,and sec it.
• pre-
perties : Parcel -The stores at
Beans for ua the next six
TWO STORY HOUSE 1�1��1��/
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present occupied by The Morrish
Clothing Co. C. Hoare and W. R,
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NEW COTTAGE■
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DON"r. MISS THIS. -, ROGERS &
Grilley, ,Entertainers, will appear
iu the town hall next Tuesdayet/-
et_+'n under the auspices of 'Pas-
- g P
time Club ,, Mr. Rogers is the
-He 'Ida' ,• been associated
harpist.ynanentaly.
in lnusfcah fest7vals, with world-'
yed
famous artists. 'Mr, Grille. lb an.
impersonator . who has made over
' !"200 appearances "h1 the city of Bos -
Counter and others with apperten-
ant lands the same being portions
of lots 1, 2 and 3 ac-
cording, to a plan of 'Town lots
numbers 15, hG, 45 and 416 on Ilur-
on and . Isaac, Streets in Clinton.,
This property consists of a two
Storey brick block of. stores locat-
in the best business stand in
Clinton all occupied by, tenants at
remunerative 'rents and all in a,
In the meantime we have se-
cured the services of Mi. Wm.
Reid ('Thresher) to 1'oolc after
our interests and bei ler us,
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We are still in the market to
pay the Highest _ Price for
Beans and 'oir Mr.' Newman
will be at Clinton, Brucefield,
irarna anti Bayfield the first o'1
1willpaidIf
week. Cash be
For Sale '��"11° '
Located side by side. CHIMNEY TOPS.
P o ernes in exdelleut condition, It's a trade to build good chimney
S P tops and de repair roofs, It takes
Would lease from buyer.
more than a sheet of metal, a riot
iron and solder. It requires expert-
'may ence.
ALL KINDS OF TINNING.
F J. llx' Clinton.re
Phone 77. we" do well and reasonably.
your chimney does not draw
ton alone. An entertainment that
lingers in memory. 35e. and 50c.
good ''stat% of repair. Parcel 2-
The east half of - lot number 56 in
Bayfield Con., Township of God-
each
at car the clay of loading on
all purchases, See Mr. Reid
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well, send us word at once and we
will put it in order. If your roof
leaks, wadi mend it.
Seaforth.
your.3 couple extend congratulations
and
i good wishes,the
ROOMS TO RENT` OVER.- MR:
Fred: Jackson's. shoe' store, Elect-
rue llglit anti" • VIaterworlcs, •superior
rooms. -Apply' to' F'.'0. Box 254,
erich containing 49 acres more or
less. This property is located on
the Bayfield Road 3 from
Clinton and consists of pasture and
timber • (principally cedar) . lands
with an abundance of good water
before sellin• g or call hint on
the phone,. No. 172. Ring 8,
the
NE •
W MAN CO.st
RIDGETOWN.
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TheStron Strongest
all Firepots
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The Sunshine I fire
THOS, HAWKINS.
Phone 53.
3EATING AND PLUMBING IN
• ALL ITS BRANCHES:•
leo. . Father. Eckert 'of Milwaukee
a visitor in toren and vicinity
week, having come to attend the
ver wedding anniversary of ills bro-
a. and sister -in-laws. Mr. and 1VIrs.
nrad Eckert of McKillop,
Miss Mole of Auburn :was the guest
her brother, Mr. Ed. Mole, recent-
The latter is able' to he about
;aie ;niter being laid' 'alp a tv4tile with
sprained hack. '
Mis. Morton' and two children' re-
i
Med last week to their home m
after having visited Mr. and
is. John Murray for a few weeks,
gr. S. T.' Holmes, for many years
nnected with the Broadfoot se, Box
has severed his connection
d will commence a bsvtness of his
in. .
• Mrs,Hayes of Lttcknow is a guest
the home of Mr; • and Mrs. T. D.,
ayes.
VI:1s. R, Gowan returned to . her
me in Tor•onto last week after: vis-
•
ng with Mrs: W. 0. Reid.
Mrs- -harry Beattie and children of
innE e are yisftin •-friends iry town.
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J, A. Fritts of Jackson, Mich.,
been visiting here sLSter, Mra. W.
Snt}tb, .
kr.: James ;Dunford of Clinton has
,ken• a laitioEi with the firm , of
P
roadtoot S Boli and, ja moving his
rttd,�j. , to town. Ml.. Danford will
a c' .en d a@ort .
a,• 'citizen Mi Se
]'f+' family.
e1COn1eS e slid a Y
i • ' ,s
ling)l eitF ' hes Mrs. Turner, i 'who
ad the"' Misfortune of having. an arm
'' ks a,";r
Token a few wee go
141iss Clara; A. Scalter`-'dau hter of
g
fr, and Mrs, . Wm. Scaltert• wag. ,m6,r
sell • : esterda .' ao Mr, Lagar Lawson
Y Yt
1 2luburn.
y t y
4,,. Goo. Chesne -.J eat a feW:ila s
..ii:;<..+e,:.:sl .,.. a.,ft„
Seaforth
M) M. Y. 14Ichean visited TTamil-
ton friends last week:'
Mr,, John M. Wilson represented the
Presbyterian Sunday school at : the
big convention in -Owen Sound. last
week.
,, Mrs, Newman and children, , who
have been visiting• the lady's [tris-
le and aunt, Mr. and "Mrs. James
Chesne of Tuckersmith ]large o
y gone
to their home. in Cartwright, Man:
Mr. Pinkney, formerly of the Royal
hotel, Seaforth -has sealed the Ofar-
enaon; Reran and will again go into
business.
Mr. 'Phos. Scott, son of Mr, and
Mss, T. 'G. Scott,bias accepted a .
position in Galt ,iud lett for that
town Dari Mast week.
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Mr. D. D., Wilson has gone to. Van
couver for the winter months. His
Son, Mr. Douglas 'Wilson la 'in-ilus>i-
ness in, the coast city,
•Mi•s. Ray, Dunlop of Kincardine yrs-
iced hex another, MIs. Williams, last
wesi
The Government Inspector, of Putt-
tic bUildtn' - en in to -.last eek
gs was win w
and in, company with Mr. Wright,
the local `inspeetor, and Mr. M'clCen-
zte;, the contractor;: made a thoroughWe
i s :ectfon of the nett/ 'post otTice
Ji P . , p: , _ �...
Which he" declared 9io,,.be' miequaled
in the province Cor `thoroughness of
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construction; : He says ,Seaforth has
the •best and lar est,•public building
g P
in the Dominion, considering ?the size
', and population of fire-•tOtwri. -
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M1: Chas. Dodds ef'McfCillop says
1 that sixty • years ago he walked from
his home to Glenmoz! sr Brant Coon-
to work in, the, harvest fields •thhre,
Y,.
I bringinghome his tannin s to sill/Port
gPY
'Itis family, throu5h:the ..winter 'seebon.
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on the property; These properties
Urrial3
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MARK, AND COLT POR ,SALE,,-
colt rising e inonthsi-Fred Watts,
Raglen St. Phoria 149, Box 150_
will be offered in parcels and also
in block, Terris of sale ten per-
cent.; in .cash or equivalent at thefor
time' of sale ; •'balance in 30 -days.-
flie lloiii_'Gerrtlier
is heavtl Labbe
poty , d and in
two SectloriS, Which allow
cOntracii0n,and' expan-
sirn. It. will never crack.
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For particulars and condi-Ashes
tions, of, sale apply to, the under-
signed: Anted .at Clinton this 6111
won't adhere to the
straight .Sides - always a
clear and economical fire.
HARDWOOD SLABS,14
NOTICE. -A PUBLIC MEETING:
, of the stock holders ., and' pat-
ions of the 34Slinesviile 'Cheese dna
day of October 1913.-W. 13�rydone,
solicitor for the estate.. F. II. Pow
ell, R. Trick,-6Jxeutors. -03.
Eyes 'TestedINCHES
Our local agent .will
show you • this and
many other"Sunshine"
LONG• IDEAL,
FOR SUMMER USE. -
ALSO 12 INCH BODY
WOOD.
Butter Co." will be held in the Hol-
mRsvrlle IIall, on Monday' evenlfig,;
advantages. Send for
area booklet. -
Nov. 10th, to discuss the natterRough
of making cheese or butter for
Wood Wanted•
If you, are suffering from
I aC the�''
ztlad hes cause may be
Stapleton Saw Mill
'
next season. -George Holland,- Pres•
g
I -laving taken over the business _
fortnerl
a 'e 8traln Clue to 170t
George Gould, -sec,-0,6-h.
dui
y con c£ed by Mz, A. J:
either-
1
McMurray, I will have on sale,
wearing glasses- or wearing
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WARNING• • -W 0 Ct-D HAS '' BEEN
cheaper.
per for .:cash than. for credit,
Cutters, Robed, Harness, Halters
;these which donet accOilllTlo-
date themselves t0" your eyes
,
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COLLEGE
Stolen from the Rathweli bush on
Y'aa Raa: -'i'he 'parties are
knotvu dna any repetiUion of the oF-
fence will result in immediate
arrest. -05
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ps, 4Vaashm machines, Wrm -
Whi g' g
ars, Wheelbarrows, etc.:
A few cords of rou h wood-
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JOHN MAYtappers,.
M
y
Toascertaln the cause of
your trublehave; yo'1r eyesto
tested by a graduate optician.
ti.iII.IJitiIThousandsbfambitiousyoungpeoplea
r
��lal S
A, ►11 i7H11RL�P
H 1 !l 1'114Mis.
are fast preparing,
aro foot nt opitrtng in their own homee
i theineas-e7onog-
ucrativ pate', • telegraphers,
civil servants, in fact every sphere o�
Business Aeiivlties. You may finish: at
:ROUSEq:' FOR ,,SALE. - NINE
Office phone 82, , , 'Residence 194,
make no, charge for
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college 3t yo wish. Positions { oar-
antoea. 1 ,(1%;colle¢e airy daV.Indle
idubl insttaction, Iexpert tenchers,
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rooms,' it story frame dwelling on
Ontario street, to good • repair,
good stone ••cellar,, Lot and a half
with garden,. and fruit trees, -Mrs:
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. 91. J, Boles. •• -0G,:
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CARD OF PRANKS, - I WISH TO
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thank the Confederation L11e Ili
surance Com an through its local
Company, b
a • ant Mi, Jacob 'J'aylor, for' its
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., prompt payment of the inanrance
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testing.
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A, J. G IGCCLINTON.
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SOLD IN CLINTON BY
1'htrty. ,oars'ox eriance. Lar oettrain.
Canada. ¢
ere in anada. %Von colleges. Special
course for teachers.
Affiliated with Commercial Educe- 1
tors'Associatlon of Canada Summer
•ohoot at famous soft ii
m p n 73usinoeti
College. London.
BUSINESS OOLLECE
Geo. srormox 13, la Wain
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FOR SALL P.1,GHT+-RIOOM, HOUSE
on' the life of my"daughter., the
late Mar Clarissa Bi in.- Alice
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BYAM A''111 &• SUITTE
GRADUATE OPTICIAN AND R
President. Principat:
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' in good' location ; Electric • lighted,
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A. Lrovter. -06-1.
. • JEW'ELIDR. Sanitary' Plumbers' ' Phone 7f
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, furnace, ..waterworks, bath . and • all
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`-News-Record'Office. -05
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