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, A4 gaiter visited her. dau-
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fhbGr rn Detroit last +Week, , . • „•.
1GIi Evelyn Doiiai is„at present'
n;' , a visit -to friends. in 'Ottawa,••,''
archdeacon Jones -Bateman of Ca... ,.d,
6aprde, 'Mien., was in; town a `eoup16:'
` daweek "•
MA; J. A:'"Rober,t6on 'i"v on .a vtsft
o "Strat[ordl
1F;>lessra. Fred I ew'is, C e' s ens and
folm Swallows, 'who "have' spent the
ummet fir, he west, `have returned
o -sown, ,, ;
- ;patronize°.
:ABU,. Thomas Of Thurso,•`l�T•orth Oar"
ins; has 6eeiy visiting her: .parents; •
p
Er,:and Mrs, J. M. Proudkdot
xr: and Mrs, W Cr. Srnyth`'of mine.barin
en visited"their daughter„- Mrs. L.
::.Dolherty, recently.;
Mr. A. C. Feltz, the official.` audi-•
or of the Auaerigan Road Maehine'Co.;
las in town last week auditing • the
ooks of the'local branch.. , .• -
alt. llei• rnis''Neville and F-.. • in-
end ,removing to Detroit fate the be-
g
•of the year.' The•eteen been
of town for nineteen year,,
Thefuneral Pi „the, late Miss Jes,
e Simons -took place on Tuesday or.
week. Deceased had lived in
odcrlch for about thirty years.
A man who was begging a meal.
yd' who gaye his name as ; James
ierce; Montreal, was artessted and
ikon to the county jail whe%e'it was
scovered that he had $900 on • his
te Y pITY
keeping
,sebwill be invvestkeepid, and the
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Rev. S. J. All[n of Clinton • preach-
i missionary sermons in Victoria
treet church on Sunday week,
The Sona of Scotland marched to
:vox •ehurcli on . St. Andrew's day to
ar an excellent sermon by Rev.,
to. E. Ross. The brethren were
arshailed by Wm,' McCreath, ac-
mpanied by Piper Robert Craigie.
Miss Victoria Minerh of the stalk of
e Victoria school leaves shortly for
where she has accepted a
Mr. Nathan Ellis has returned to
s ]tome at Axe Lake, Muskoka, af-
r. visiting friends in this vicinity.
Mr. Fred B. Holmes has gone to
est St, Johns, N.13. in the service
the C.P.R. He spent a few days
his home before going east.
Mrs. Carpenter; and Mrs: John
ack of Ashfield visited Mrs. Bur-
ws last week. •
Mr, Ernest Stewart spent a couple
days at his home in town teat '
while on a business trip from
innipeg to Montreal
Mrs, Harry Rutson has returned
om a fortnight's visit with her cis-
r, Mrs. (Dr.) Stalhe of Hanover.
The choir, of Knox church game an-
Tyme Concerto and Soiree" in
e lecture room of the church, on
iday week which was quite a sac-
s8. The 'rooms were deerrated to
present long ago add.the perform-
s were dressed in oil time costume
selections were also the ones us-
by our grandfathers and' were ex-
edit giy well rendered: Alter the
ogram refreshments were aerved in
per bags. Rev. Geo, E. Ross oc-
pied the chair•.
Oldiellorr=s' Hall was Filled Witham
terested audience on Friday to wit-
ss the presentation of diplomas and
:dais' to three graduating nurses,
isses Olive Grey, Mabel Wilson ami
Crratmere. Reeve Mannings pre-
led and. the diplotnos Were pre -mess.
rated by Judge Holt, chairman of
O Hospital board. Mrs: Hays, lion-
ary p�esile�Tesmitof ed Daughters
Empire, young fedi
s with ' -surgical cases and the inedi-
1 secret o[ the bowiegave each
Y a
syringe: ' Several of the
ctors gave, short - addresses and
ere was a brief musical program,
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Bi th
',:•Miss• M. •Pentland'; Dungannon visit
'Mu
:ed'Mrs, .Munroast .week• ,
ileo, ' Mr. Laing;: wit,.ive[y. shortly'
reeve into the 'new: manse,;`whieir as
almost. completed.
' MTs. -Pierce of Forest and .. Mlss
Stithe r1a•g'd oF,•Hensal'1 visited IIrss'.
''Annie Sturdy lau4'-week,
A paten♦: med'fcine com any pent:
p _. s
• a week'recentl in.the vi la e, [yin'
, y' l g g „ g
a coneertt each evening : and selling
their medicine • as a sort o[ sidein
t{nn
lane F„ y,.how, many people will
hatsor `bt thing' A, nod
,deal, . of •;: and 'm on•e '1e' g g -
„ • g Y ,ft ,the tont-
mum' p this means. Butt that may
be a sma R. thing compared ` to the
done by the .bed eed[eme cell-
sumed,
Miss Thonrpe n jia 'resigis d her
position 'air tlie"Public ec staff
heelwill
and the truste•es are • advprtisfng • -,Fol .
a teaclier.`to, dom[nence dubios at the
beginning:.of the new year, ' ,
Mx, R R. Sloan;,: after •having tak-:
en charge.; of the ,Huhron `Count y er-
habit at the • big Toronto show, has,
peen burry •superintending;'the fall-
work on his Goderich township farm
in preparation for., the winter, wh hh
,not
,does not •seem to' he ,n' any bare
kear. r So•
about setting in. Y
Mies Jean Stewart, of Grey town-,
• ship, who. has recently returned from
a year's sojourn in Europe, visited
'Miss M. • Forsythe last week,
Master IIarvey: Mason, son of 1VIr,
and Mrs, Ben Mason, who has been
Antle. sit up a little. It is.
Mensal" >
I ,`
' Mr • James Buflard of London Was
in town last ,week, •,
Mrs: , R. , Bonthroer has , retateed
Troch;, a, Visit with Barrie 'relatives:
78rs.' David' Rosa who" Was former-
ly Miss May • Rivets; has been• visit -•
iiia relatives and friends in this ':•Vic
mita, ':
, Mi'' .John �Mc1`rwan of 'Minnca ollis
1', P
has been here owing to she illness; of
leis' brother, Mr, George M0Ewan
who has been a' pa filo Clin,
Prooms
ton hospital for the pas v few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs, Abe., Case were ;,in
Stratford'last,:week where the for-
,. ..
mer att•ended a- meetcri•g of the G. C.
R. •employes.
Mrs.;.Liassel• and childtcn who
: have
been .visiting the lady s parents, Mr.
and 1VIrs. Orttve n, has returned •
her hoiiie across the broder,.,°,Admission
Mr. James White • and family have
reproved to Exeter, where Mr, White
has taken a position, .:-
Complaints are mado that electric
lights are being' stolen from ,the
hutch •sheds. - That's next thing to
robbing a church Which: is supposed
g PP =
to be the lowest kind of:pilieririg,
One. firm in. Hensall is' reported 10
have pa•id out $13,000 for beans last
week. Mean• growing is rapidly be-
coming. a paying industry in this
localft •.
3
Con ncillor Berry was abe,ent from.
the last meeting of the council ow-
Wing to il4gess. This was the first
time he was absent a 'meeting
�,I WANT LIVE FOWL.'-.1,AM HAND-
ling fat hens, ehi�ekeus,' turkeys;
• duck ant an a in •, the
.. • . s g d. P Y g
high$st prices going, . Poultry tak-•
en 'every day an the week 'except
Sunday —W;, 'Marc)uis,. Base Line,
(•FOWL WANTED = ALL KINDS,
dressed or live. :Delivered any day
in the week, liihes rie id.-
d 6 t p ti pa,
T, 2 Mason, the 'Postoffice Store,,;
Summerhill,—02,';?
'FARM 'FOR SALE --LOT:, 40 AND
• part of.. •Lot 39, :Con. 9,::. Godeeleli''
township',' consisting of 107 acres
all cleared and good tillable' land
with the crop tion of fire acres 'cf
bush and ten acres of orchard et{n.
Phone k,k on 166. —91,
WANTED_ DRIED APlPLES BUT-'
taining:'apples, plums and •cherries,
Farm in good; conditign being
? .
I'RESH' CREAM CAN BE RAD AT
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B�41iff's and McLenuan's restaur=
ter, Eggs; etc., : I•Ii,ghest ` rice raid,'
-Can$elon, •Bros• P —p3
, ' :;
• .of
' I`;ood clay loam, well' -fenced ,and
having `an 'abundance oY. excellent
Wat er. On the premises ane , two.
a., s. 1800
_,
HOUSE, -, ROR SALE. NTN[
barns, one 58x30 with shed 25s1O,
all on Stone foundation. The oth-.
PRINCESS T • ', ',- �E
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Oven •-every Evming�
GOOD BRIGHT
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1; story.frame dwellin ou
g
Ontario ,street, .hn good ;repair;
; good stone cellar„ Lot and half,
:: i a •r
• ; •, w th garden and fruit trees.—Misr
M, J. Boles. —06.
er bar n is bUx30 with shed 47x30
and also a rave! house;
g e, Situated
one mile from sehoril . mile from
English church 1 mile' from Meth-
edict `church, 5 miles Ecom Clinton,.
6 mires from Bayfield, `Rural Tele
SHCIWIN'G IIIGII
.CLASS MOVING PTCTUREB. :
TELEGRAPH SCHOOL:- I HAVE'
h
pone connection; Also part of Lot-
36, Telephone Road; containing •50 •
"•
5 'cents• .Saturdays aad
holidays .L0 cent• s, Children ac-
companied by their par-
exits, cents,
, .
• CQME AND SPEND' A HAPPY
started a night telegraph school and
start ,a ool as soon as t
day sch•
can sell my flour and feed store, or
exchange it for town or farm prop-
erty-A. E, Matheson, —05,
acres adjoining school and 4 miles •
from Clinton', on which there are
no buildings but containing a small
swamp making £t an `excellent pas-
ture farm. For Further particulars
apply on the premises, or address—Y
Geo: A. Cooper Clinton, Ont. Phone
hIOU7t.
FARM FOR SALE. = A GOOD
7 on 155. — 71.
By=Law No.1 Ofor 1913
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of the Town of Clinton.
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A BY-LAW FOR ENTRUSTING TO
ONE COMMISSION TFIE CON -
TROL OF ALL PUBLIC UTTL-
WORKS OWNED BY :THE
CORPORATION OF TIIE TOWN
OF CLINTON.
•which
WHEREAS 53, virtue of By-law
•eldest No. 11 lot 19111 of the said Town the
farm consisting' of 88 acres, being
Lot 76, Maitland eon„ Goderich
• township. 2 miles north of Hol-
nesville, convenient to church and
school, also cheese and butter Fac-
foxy, Good .seven room house
with pantry and, back kitchen, ex-
plenty
colt wacerlar, plena of hard and
piped •to. barn ;
good bang baro 45x45, straw shed
gclass
an.
Tivo orchards ,principally' spies and
baldwins. Farm tile drained, well
Fenced, halal' bush, no waste land,
all seeded down except L7 acres
is ploughed. Ru al tele-.
phone in house with long distanoe
connection, also on Rural mail de-
FARM FOR SALE—THE UNDER -
you orchardew
signed offers For sale his rine farm
of about 130 acnes 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
all
kinds of fruit, also small fruits.
he farm is well fenced and Wel
drained and is a very dosis
home. For further partieu
aPP1Y on premises, or address
Torrance, Clinton 'F. O.
that
fiat. he will continue to un-
prove:
. ,Rev.. Mr. Fisher, of Lambeth, .a Per-
mer pastor here, preached in the
Methodist church on Sunday week.
Mr, 'John . Colclough paid a business
visit to 14ronkton last week.
Mrs. Iacnes'Ha� itt is •visiting Fri_
6g'
ends in Michigan. '
Mr. S. A. Poplesbone visited his
mother in Exeter. last week.
Mr, and Mrs: A. W. Sloan left last
week - on an extended 'visit to Har-
listen, Toronto, Sault Ste. Marie
and probably also across the Amer-
can border, Mrs. Sloan has not
been in good health for some
time and it is hyped the change will
be beneficial.
Master Lyall Robinson, son of Mr.
and. Mrs. R. H. Robinson, had his
ctdllar bone broken while at play at
school one day recently,
Mr. Herbert McElroy of Listowel
visited hie home here for a few days
felt week,
°
Miss Duff rot Detroit is visiting her
uncle and aunt, -Mr. and Mrs. J.
Carter-
Marriages
PERDUE—MOSE — In Clinton, on
Dee. 1inth, by Rev, C. L. Lang,
ford, Beatrice, Adeline,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jam-
es Mose, to Francis Elymer Per•
due, all of'Goderich township.
Births
A,LDINGTON—At Wingha.m, on Nov.
30th, to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Alden ton, a son.
g
CLARI{—In Goderich, on .Nov, a"0th,
to Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Olark,
CambxTtlge street, twin sons. -
Deaths
LIVINGSTONE—Tn Huliett, on Dec.
345, Thomas Livingstone, in his
89th. year.
CAMPBELL. -In Morris 00 Dee. 3r•d,Power
Duncan Camphell in his 5815
Y ear•
TYREMAN In Seafortli, on Nov.
2715, Andrew Tyreman, aged 91
years and 10 months.
COOPER—In Seafortlr, on Dec. 2nd,
control of the Waterworks System of
the said Town hair been entrusted to
a commission and commissioners
have been duly elected pursuant
thereto ;
livery route. Possession given to
. suit purchaser. — Lewis Tebbutt,
Holmesville, Telephone 9 on 143,
Goderich Township. —06,
„'1G R
THE ��11��1
AND WHEREAS the said Cot-
potation has hereto[ore entered into
, agreement , with the lIydro-Elee-
file Power Commission. of Ontario
for the supply of eleebrical power
and it is necessary that a commis-
sion should be elected to control and
operate the works undertaken by • the
Corporation for the distribution and
TO RENT -28 ACRES VERY BEST
clay land, 4 miles from Goderich,
small house, `good barn, old or-
chard, very suitable for market=
garden, poultry, milk etc. Phnses-
cion immediately.—Oliver Johnson,
Clinton. 02.
Live a
The
supply of electrical power in put -
suance of Section 1 of An Act Re-
speeting Municipal Electric Light and
Works, being Chap: 49 of the
Statutes passed in the Second year
of Reign of His Majesty Kung
George V(1912)meat,
g ;
AND WI-IERE•AS it is desirable
that all utilities of the said
WANTED: EXPERIENCED GIRLS
and girls to learn knitting and
looping. Will pay $5.00 per week
while 1'earrang. .Steady employ -
•the
pleasant position. Apply
now.—Clinton Knitting Co. —93 '
s
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public
Town should be placed under the con -
trol of a commissions to be known as
`"Phe Public Utilities' Commission of
the Town of Clinton:"
AND WIi) Ri Ao it is also
1 e s i r a b 1 e that the commis-
stoners elected to control and open -
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,
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_—
W>fngham
' Mr. J, Lloyd Awde, who has car-
Grace Violetta, in`ant daughter of
blr. and Mrs. John Cooper, aged
7 months and 11 days.
'
vied on a flour and feed store here'
or some time, has disposed of it to
Messru. Howson and Brocklebank:
Mr, and Mrs, Ivan Johnston have
retained from Toronto and taken up
residence again in Wingliam,
•Mr and Mrs, Geo. %7oller. and
daughter have returned [rein an ex-
tended trip through the west.
Mn,Rm.
NOTICE — ALL OUTSTANDING
cheques of the. Holniesvifle Cheese
' Factory must be presented at kick
for payment by Dec. 31st or they
will not be honored. By order of
directors,—C.eo. P. Gould, Score-
3°• —
tar 11-2.
ate the waterworks system of the said
Town and being in office at the time
when this By-law- shall come into
force shall constitute "The Public
Utilities Commission" of 'the said
Town until their successors in erre
shall have been elected ;
THEREFORE '1'1.41, MUaN'ICIPAL
COUNC2L. OF TI3F. TOWN OF
BELLEVIEW F A' R 5I DAIRY. --
From our stock of first-class cows
we are prepared to su 1
supply you
twice daily with the best of milk
and cream. ge solicit a share Pof
your patronage,—E. B. Hill, Phone
hone
-80,
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Mallagli of Vari:ouver vgis-
lted his sister, Miss Annie Mall h,
and his -aunt Mrs. Herdsman recent-
ly,
Mr. ane Mrs: J'okn Linklater have
noved to l'eeswater, where ' their
FOR SALE, —000D WHITE PINE
Lumber at 520 per thousand feet.—
Apply to W. J. 'Paisley. —11.
OLINTONENACTS AS FOLLOWS
1; That all Public. Utilities owned
by Vie Corporation of the Town of
Clinton be, and the same are hereby
placed under the control and manage -
menti of one Commission to be
renown as "The Public Utilities Com-
mission of the Town of Clinton"
and to be composed of three Com-
tt`ssioners f whom the head of the
Municipal Council of , the said Town
for the time being shall ex -officio be
one and the 'other two shall be el-
elected in the manner provided by
the Municipal Waterworks Act. •PER
2. That the Commissioners who;
having been: duly elected, shall be•
the Water Commissibnerll of the
Town` of Clinton at the time _ when
this By-law :shall come into - force
ROOMS and BOARD.
WILT, EVERYONETHAT WILL
FURNISH SUCH ACCOiVIMODA-
TION FOR ANY YOUNG TLAD-
IRS TFIAT WE MAY BRING TO
THE TOWN FOR ADDITIONAL
LIELP IN OUR FACTORY,
PLEASE REGISTER THEIR
NAMES WITH US AND CON -
A GREAT FAVOR.
Clinton Knitting Co.
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soot is en aged in the furniture bus-
Wingham is sorry to Pose
suctf good citizen;.
it actions fire occurred in Walker &
Oleg g's factor y i;eceutly. It might
have been much more serious but.
the fine Weil of the firemen.
Postmaster Fisher .visited' Paisley
friends reeehbly.
Mr,
FOR SALT; — 0001) 1CI'i'CIIEN
range; coal and wood, dining room
table, hang ing lamp, baby carriage
end's fecv other articles. Apply be-
tweed 9 and 1.2 a.in. bq (Rev) C:
] Jeakurs, the Rectory Clciuton.
—11-1,
and Mrs. 4Vnl, Maxwell have
returned to their. home fn Learning-
after' a fortnight's visit with
friends and 'relatives in town. and
vicinity.
Mrs. Edward Bosman has. returned
after spending the summer months
with her daughter in the west.
Mrs. W. J. Pattison visited her
daughter in Toronto last week.
Rev, John Pollock conductel anni-Ont.
versary services in Toronto on Sun-
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HOUSE FOR S.4L11 STORY AND
a half franc house on Queen street,
10 rooms, town' and soft • water.
acre of land with a number of
apple, plain and pear' trees, A stab-
le and good sized eliicken house.
her
For further: particulars apply on
premises : or addrebs—Mrs, Albert
Turner, Clinton, —11
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.ton.
Dungannon
Kr, Richard Cousins of the produce
one was thrown icor a huggy and
bruised.a few days ago;
eking a short vacation necessary•
The junior department of the Pub-
school was closed • last week ow-
g to the illness of the teacher,
Tus Beattie, Mr, Benson Case has
en in charge since. 31 is hoped.
iss Beattie will soon ' recover.
Tire remains of the late Mrs.•
Tomas Pentland, who passed' away
Edmonton were brought home for
tetnient, the 'Funeral taking ;place on
last. to Dungannon; •cerne-
Y g
r The deceased was seventy-four .
y•y-
ens of age and was with her, dau-
and granddaughter , making 'a',
sit in 'the west ' when she Was
richer with •paralysis from which
e , never Tallied. The' Pentlands
ere old settlers here and,were Very
ghly esteemed. Mr, Pentland died
June last.
A' very lively public meeting, was .
in. Agricultural! lien on Monday
eek of the ratepayers of West
awanosh and •Colborne with the
officials' to hear a report
P
oun the engineers Who had • :been
the. "Young Drain" -and' had
ale awards,.etc.; in':regard to
Phis creek lead hecome Filled
and was injur-ing the land of
r. W:H.Wilson, who petrtionel
councileto have , steps taken to i
oar it out. Engineer Roberts ac-
was asked .to go over the
ound and make .a: report which he
d. at the.aast council meeting,' ,hie,
timate of the work` required fall-
g a little short_, of .59;000, of
Fitch Colbornie township• would pay -5i
-tie ratepayers,"to pay, the re-
ainder, .• 21..was. decided to hold
court •01 revision; later .to consider.
appeals and a bylaw will'
passed regarding ;the oonelgttction
the drain.
and' effect shall be "The Public Tit-
•.tittles Commmston of the Town of
„
Clinton until their successors in of-
lice shall have been duly appointed.
3. That dill By-law shall come in-
to: force and take effect on the day
of the final passing thereof. '
4: That the 'votes of the rate -pay -can
ors b[ the said Municipality .shall be
taken' on this By-law on Monday' the
'5th day of January 1014 commencing
at the hour :of nine o'clock' in the
forenoon and; continuing until five
o'clock in the afternoon of Clic same
day, at the following places within
the Municipality :
ANDREW'S, HARD.
At the 'Poivn Hall
14.,„ Fl. Saville, Dep. ' Returning,Oflicer.
Sewing Machines and
Supplies
t'
If you need a new Sewing Mac-
hine let me know about it for I
supply you with any make
you desire. I also keep
Yon hand
a Tu 11 stock of supplies, needles„
oil, etc..11 the machine you have '
needs .repairing -bring it to me
and I will put it to rightta.
general Insurance business also
carried on, _
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A. iH00PER
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Stone Next Kultse.s Grocery.
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day, the services in the Baptist
church here being taken by Rev. Jas:.
Hamilton of London, aa former pas-
tor.
Pilo Members of: the adult Bible class'
of St: Andrew's church held a very
suceescful At -Home in the Sunday
school room on St. Andrew's Night.
- A CA
Club has been formed for the
TEACHER WANTED FOR S.S. NO..
1, Stanley. Experienced teacher.
Christ-
Duties to continence after C
cnas vacation, State salary ' and
qualifications:—Apply to M. Mc-
Ewan; Sec. 11. R., No. 5, Clinton,
Ont. -=.•10=-3
develo rent di the h sicial, Wren-'
" pphysicial,
sal, moral and social nature of 'its
members." Maleb over fourteen are
eligible for membership,ST.
Edward Pattison, brother 11 • Mn,
W. J; Pattison bf town, died at the
home at D.uim's Valley, Algoma, last
weelr, , The lecearrd was a resident
of.Wingham several years ago.
The oun a people of the. town gave
Farewell levee
TEAC'LTER 4l'i\NTED. FOR TJ'. S. S.
No, 12, Hallett and Goderich—Surra-
aiierhill school, Applicabfons receiv-
ed up to noon on Wednesday, Dec
3rd, duties to commence Jan. 5th,
, 1914. State salary 'and experience.
—T. J. Lindsay; Secretary, R. R.
No. 1,- Clinton. -09
Thos; Watts, Poll Clerk,
ST, JAMES' WART.
At the Sample Rooms south of 'the
Rattenbur 1House.
Yy
A. •7: Gri De Retrrrnin Oilier•,Fru'its
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J• H. Twitchell, Poll Clerk.
ST. JOHN'S WARD.
At Geo. Levis 'Office.
J. C. McMath, Dep: Returning -Officer,
Frank Evans, ARD :
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S. J. Andrews, Dep. Retuimna-Officer,
John Cuoinghane, Poll Clerk:
Passed this day, of '
Pa191 :
RIC,
MAYOR.
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TAKE Notice that the above is a,
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FANCY G00D SWEI ORANGES
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$3,25 A BOA; A ,. SIZ1 S.
BEST KIND OF E BANANAS 20c. A
DOZEN,
NTS 4 AND55 A BOX.
LF TS $
MALAGA GRAPES 20c. 1,13.
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SWEET ORANGES 25c,, 30c., 40o,,
AND 60c. DOZEN. '
PINEAPPLES AND CHESTNUTS.
i ALL KINDS OF BISCUITS.
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a fol: Manager Evans
of the Dominion Bank, and Mrs. lav-
ans, in the town hall on Friday ev-,
ening prior to 'their to Ber-'
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1}n •ceived
1VIr,Antirew Sliller was suddenly
stricken while Walking on the street
on Saturday and. at tfime' f ilii
y n' o wr•iting
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littler hope is •held out for his recov-
eny, Mr. Miller ie a retired :, farmer
and is about eighty, of ase. •
TEACHER WANTED, -A FOR S. S.
No, 5, Stanleyember 1015. ns' re
until December ].Ot1. Duties-
to commence January Id,, 19.14,
State salary' and experience.—Ad-
dimes: the Secrctax y, Robert McCITn-
the 1.3,.. o. 1,
Y. Zurich .P. O R•. z /0-2
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years
On Nov. 26, at the horme, of Mn: -
and Mr's.' Chas: Donaldson„ Wingham,
the. marriage. took place of Eleanor
Stewart, youngest daughter' of Mrs:
Caesar Perdue, Luelinow, to Mr. Hat- ,
ris Faegan of Thessalon. •Rev. • J. -
..Durrad of Lnoknow, officiated.
'Tie. bride', who was given away by '
her brother, • James, wore a tailored.'
,suet of ...navy blue' with • Amt to
match. The green's gift, to the
bride was a piano,, After ;the , wed-
ding byeakfa t Mr, and Mrs.: Faegae
loft for a''trip to Toronto avid Nia=
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gars. They, vatll •restde in Te, e'ssalon.
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CHOICE -PASTURE FARM " FORCLI
Sale :—Lot 21, Concession 5; Stan-
ley, containing 77 acres under, ;cul-:.
tivatron, 40 . acres in pasture • and
7 acres in' good bush ;' consisting of
• cedan,'hemlock, beech and , maple.
• '1'herr, is a good risme ,pain and
cedar log house. Those wishing :to
purchase a good pasture farm .with
opportunity tor light . agriculture
wilt do well in interesting ltem-
selves is this property, as river
this faun ,and .woods through runs
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afford excellent shelter, and grass
is alway:e the best.—Apply to J.
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true copy:01 a: proposed By-law which
has been taken into consideration
and Which will be finally passed by
file council of the municipality in
the event pi. 'the :assent of the el-
cetera being obtained. • thereto after
one moirtlr from the •first publication
in The Clutton News -Record; .tlhe: date
of which publication 'was Thursday
the Eleventh• day ,oi D:ecemper 1913
and that' the votes of the electors OF
the Said muni•efpality •w• ill be 'taken
thereon on 'the day . and -at the hor(rrs
sad ,places -therein. fi•xed.
D. L. 'MacPHERSON
• -•: - Town Clerk.
Dated this =''11th day of December
`EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF
FRUITS.
ALL KINDS OF NUT'S,,
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LEMONS 20c. AND, 30c. DOZEN.
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1 CANDIES, -TOBACCOS AND
• CTGAiiS.
' PURE IMPORTED OLIVE OIL,'
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�OJ.* CARUSO,
i .NEXT -IRWIN & TYNDALL'S
" ' STORE, -OPPOSITE. TOWN :
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The one aim newspaper that charade
f the farmer, im and oat of season
ed -i athroears, 3 rin„ the, last
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vent[ s done ars ur the Farmer's
eekly. Sun, of Toxonto. If ytiu are
laking a business of farming . yon
111alna1 the, Sun,.' the [atmer's b,U9 -
iss paper, of .groat help, , not only'_cd
h 'you,, butt to every person on the
arm , .Let arts' Send -Toil some,'"seine
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Seaforth
• :J. Richardson, Varna. • • -
Miss Helen Beattie, daughter id
,ryMr, ' .Ttihn Beattie, . Who• has; been ' in
the west 'for • soma time, ha. 'return;':
•home,• :Mdas Beattie lta n 't, been:;
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enjoying ,good.healjtli lately blit,,• it is'
hoped ,that -she ' Will speedily -tine.
FOR SALE =HOUSE AND LOT
(No. 493) on Albert street. A.
Scotchniere, proprietor. S e v•8 n
rooms;„cellar,'•town waterworks. �
aere garden with , stables For par-
�, titulars apply tie A h.,i , Matheson,
roye,
Clinton; 0111.
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