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Have your Watches,
Clocks and Jewelery
Repaired at
ELLYAR'S
And you will get
Satisfaction.
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ALL WORK ,
GUARANTEED
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lch
Death em
h
came suddenly tp�
De ^Mrs Firap,
nah Mafia Doherty, in her horse,
Yong? etreet, Toronto, last Thursday
inQrnrn
.
El'• Heart
fail
ur
eI was
the
cause. Mrs, Doherty was in bed at
the time she was overcome, and des-
pite the work -of three • doctors, she -
never rallied Mrs, Debsrty, who is a
large property owner in the north end,
"end well known in that ' district, was
mit Wednesday voting, and did not
complain of any illness, She was 00
years old, and was horn in Gtoderlch,
Ontario. Three sons, all of who are
practicing physicians, survive, and
three daughters, Dr;, Charles, New
Wesbneinister, B. 0, Dr. Fred, Vic
toric; Dr M. W.,'St,efohnsN.13,
Dr, Agatha, who is at present in Lon
don, England, taking a post graduate
course, and Misses Joseph'ne and
Maria at home.
iVingham
Miss Minnie Ross, daughter of Mr,
{and Mrs. Alex. Ross, two of Wing.
1 ham's most esteemed residents, left on
1 Decenit er 26th for „Winnipeg, where
she has just been married to Mr. W.J.'
Itelly, principal of the Edmonton Nor-
mal School the Rev..' Charles W.
`Gordon (Ralph Conner) the noted'
author officiating, The newly married
couple
eft
p after the ceremony for Ed
monton, where they will snake their
home, Miss Ross' many friends 'here
send all
best; wishea.
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EI.I.YAR ,
LER and OI'�.'ICIAPI ,e b
JIiIVI:
EVES TESTED FITE I eltnuswermoomomprerawis
ire
.c a
•1Blyth.
The members of Blyth L. 0. L.
963, held their annual meeting ou
Slotiday evening, The attendance
as good and the interest shown was
ost satisfactory. After the usual
usiness lead been transacted the
ectof iace and
on
serlvedln to the
embers;: Following is the list of
fivers: -1V, M„ J E. Taman ; D M.
W. Stewart ; Chaplain, Fred flag-
tt
Rec.
Secretary, Fin
Fred ed
Toll
ec., ft H. Robison ; Treas. W. H,
clelroy ; Director of Ceremonies,
s, Gibson ; Lecturer, Eddie Haggitt.
,mtnitteemen, Wm, Bryant, T. C.
cElroy : Fred Toll Sr , J. Haggitt,
m. Gibson.
Godericlt Township
At theof
. L. No
189 the following officers wereL. (lelec ed
and were installed by R. y. Cox ofNo.
1115 ; Master, Walter Emmerson ; De-
puty, Geo. Oantelon ; Chaplain, John
Woods ; Rec.Secretary, Wesley Van
derburg ; Fin-Seceetarv, Albert Harri
son ; Treasurer, Geo. Vanderbnrg ; D.
of C., Russel Currie ; Lecturer, Adam
Oantelon ; Committee, John Halsted.
John Sturdy, Reuben Johnston, D,
Deeves,
ke out
in the house of morning
jDavidson,ron the
Bayfield road, about five miles from
Goderich. It started in the dining
room,from the pipes, it is thought,and
it spread so rapidly that. very little of
the downstair furniture was saved in
spite of the efforts made by the neigh -
hors summoned over the rural phone.
The house was completely destroyed.
Only a little insurance was carried, Mr
Davidson has the sympathy of all who
know him in this unfortunate unship,
THE!PJ
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CE
NSE..
TREE
it 1a Small and Not a Bit Inclined to
be Ornamental
Frankincense Is a variety of gum
that frequently. forms a component of
incense, but the term is not met with
in commerce, to which Incense means
a gum that exudes from a tree flourish-
ing In Considerable quantities In Brit-
- ish Somaliland and elsewhere. There
is an inferior gum of this kind that
grows in India and other countries
of the East.
The incense tree seldom attains a
height exeeding fifteen feet. It pre -
emits a thorny and unsightly growth
and thrives In desert regions, Dealers
grade incense according to color—
bright yellow, medium and dark yel-
low. The chief market for it seems
to be Aden, whence It is taken by
Somalis during the winter months.
Ink stains may be removed from.
linen by soaking it for 24 hours In
tTtw linseed oil and rinsing in hot tun-
Dentine, ,
Modern Sun Dial a
An extremely accurate sun dial
which can be set_up without the use
of compose and level has been in -
Tented in England.
Footlights Abolished
Topa newii�Germ German theater,een omitted om
better
method of illuminating the stage hay -
tag been devised.
More herrings are eaten than any
,o ser fish.
Pereiane have a different name for
etch day in the month. -
Around the
Holidays
when you're busy entert lining• vola
should tfilnd out- sitock of, nanned
goods and p,essrvea very helpiu]
iecpre aria; your dinners. You
tan always se'efe at, _.
Tis Grocery Store
the best ,bralnds of pure groierite
and
table 'IasuPies, aft priros ' cry
If rrng' to the economrcia,
youplace a Inc]i' order with us
,veknow he quality of our tyro*
!reties will make a regular t:us t,ru.er l
of you. ,
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Gfaoeries and Provisions,' Foreigni
• end Domestic Mesita, Ete.
CLINTON, ' . - ONT.
i•
Stanley; ,
Mr. Frank Lant and bride and sister
of Alberta, are visiting on the line this
week, They were visiting their aunts,
Mrs. Neil McGregor and Mrs D.
McEwen.
Mr. Dougal *McDonald, of Kinloss,
visited at Mr. John Mc(onan's over I
New Years,
Master, John Bryant was visiting at
tits h g
r. John McCowan dur
ing the holidays.
Mr.
School, Toonto visited n arelatiivess Moon.
the line during the holidays.
Mr, John Thos. Graham went to
Toronto on Saturday last with a load
of cattle.
Mr, Wm. Baird wife and daughter, i s
Thelma left for their home in Toronto , t
after spending the holidays at the 1
home of his father.
4ullett
Smith Eno gave a danoe,for a few of
the young�people of the 10th Concess-
ion one evening last • week.
Thos. Shad .
d '
ick and family spent
their
holidays a s with r n
Bruneiy. y M . and Dins, Wm.
Miss Mary Townsend epent a , ,few
days with-'Uliteton'friends,
Mrs., Penhale and son, of Dakota,
are spending a tem months with her
sister* Mrs, Jas. DIuGiil ,
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Weymouth
•spent a few days with the latter's' bro-
ther, John Weymouth, of Brussels.
Mr'. and Mrs, H. Oa
from Oakes returned
their
honeymoon ne
moo
n
y in Detroib, and
have settled down on their farm in
Goderich• Township amid" their many
friends,
Aohmeiiylitc�
Mr. F. Leonard spent Ohristntas
his old home at Bright. He also epe
a short time at Brantford.
Mr, ;A• Buller, of Hobnesville,
renewing his subscription to the N
Era remarlted that this is his 30(
year for taking Huron's Leadin
ever.
The following is the report of S. S,.
No, 3, Goderich Township:—Senior IV•
—Verna Jervis Roy
DZ
unnfnior
Hamid Laois, Elva Pcoetor. Junior
IV—Alvin.
Leonard, Daniel Gliddon,
Stewart
1Y1 Mair, Milton Ho!]antl. Senior
lam Alcock. Forel, Leslie
Proctor.
unior
11I—Altali.nd McCartney, May Beason,
Norman Mair, Fred Ltivis Heavy Ford.
Senior II --Bruce Holland. Junior II
--Willie Miller, Wilfred Jervis. Part *Ile Ernest n Hutson,
E lI
MarioWoodn Alcoelc,let gDorothJervis, WTillie
Leader. Part I—Charlie Potter, Cyril
Procter, Albert L.irder;IJarold Larder.
Primer—Bessie Oshaldeston,
Died In (Riicago:—_Word has
reached here of the death in Chicago
'of Frederick Champion, a native of
this place. The deceased had gone to
that'
cif
from
Yhis
home
township about five weeks ago inlothe
hope of bettering his health, but death
ensued on December 20th, The de
ars
agog. Before locating ias born here n ft Morris nine
months ago, he had resided at Au
burn, Donnybrook, Whitechurcl2 and
Bluevele.. Twenty three years ago he
m Lrried Miss Martha Milner, and she
and a family of six sons and five
clam ghfers survive. Mr. Champion
had been in poor health for the past
five years, when he suffered from a
seveef
fec erof which he e attack of wasunever ablee to
shake off Mrs. Joseph Nixon, of
and two brothers, Moses er of the
and deceased,
reside at Fordyce and New York City.
respectively.
1
• On Tuesday""Mr, Arthur Stevenson
received word that his little grandeon
at London was dying and later le was
dead. The body was brought 'op on
the
evening train and funeral held on
Wednesday to the Bayfield Cemetery.
' 61ntended for Last Week)
IVire. James Nott Visited 11i'rnds in
town last week, ,
Mr,, Arthur Stevenson spen
Mirtstmes in London with hi
daughter, lift's, Wheeler, '
Mt Albeit and' Misses Hosie •and
3I'r•1
, c�
Ltt�� •
1m.0r'0
rI spehrt Christ/net
'et their home here.
Me.Fred Nott and family spent
Christmas with his sister Mars, Win
Granit of Clinton,
Mrs, 'Green, of Bayfield, spent
Y w t .ler la utliet�, Mr,
t
s
at lit-tn threshing is the order of Ilee
int day; -
in ' Mn. end Mrs. John lb' -hl spent
Christmas with the eater's si•s)ter'
ewl'NIr
e re E. Stevens.
g Mrs. Artnnr Stes'.s s is this weed;
visrt'icng ser daughter' as
gland-
coni at London
Loudesboro
of coal to sell at reasonler able quantity
spendir.ng the aholidays at the howho has me of
his parents returned to Toronto on
Saturday.
sinsiss the Josie
ssesRsCauand nmpbell her two sit
field, returned home Friday having
scousin, n, ent the
rsolGoidon Ainslie,, 0 her
coe.
Miss
ie Porter, of
re
to nedBhome Saturday after spending
the holiday season with Misses Elsley
and Tamblan.,
Mr. Joseph Lyon, of Brandon is
viere.
Miss JorsietRislees y has returnedd after
spending her holidays in Simcoe.
MisNormal School hEdna asnreturn dof raafter
spendindg her holidays at hotne.
A red sleighosft Lyons
Friday at Wm.Lohbsed in the e
Mr Stanley Lyon and Nelson Lear
have returned after a visit with Luck
now friends,
A863 will be hl eld inthefLodge room on
aturday,'January, Ilth, A full at-
endanee is requested. Special busi
Hess. M. Bruce, W. M.
Mise McGowan, of East Wawanosh,
pent Last week with her friend, Miss
Mabel Caldwell
tspa rd ari eafetsending the pat week tth
home of Dr. L. Whitley, Gerrie.
Dr. Stewart called on friends here
last Thursday. He was a class mate
o f`Dr. Brighams:
fordMtB: si e s
un
enther
cspe1Bv c
c
tion with her mother. She returne
to resume her duties Saturday.
Mr, J. Moon, of Toronto, called on
number' of his old friend. here la
.eek.
Constance
Miss Ruth Milson, of Buffalo, N.Y.,
spent the holidays the guest of her
grandmother, Mrs. Milson:
James and Oampbell Sutherland
spent the holidays the guest Of their
sister Mrs. S. Kindy, of Toronto.
Alex. McDonald, of Statfa, is visit
ing her•. sister, Mrs. Ernest°Adams.
1111i', W. Stanley and daughter spent
Tuesday the guest of the latter's sister
Mrs, D. Tudor,
Mr.- and Mrs. T. Pollard and niece, w
Miss Gertie Glazier spent New' Years
the guest of the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mee. Adam' Glazier, of Clinton,
Mr days
theeguestCoflfriends at Varna anent a d
Goderich township,
Mr. Charles Milson, of Forget, Man-
itoba, is spending the Winter with his
brother, D. Milson,
Mr. Charles Hall. of Montreal,spent
a few days the guest of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs, F. Hall.
Miss Lois Ho'rnes, of Clinton, visit-
ed her friend, Miss Mamie Hall,
Pere Taylor has begun to move his
things to his farm near Walton.
rtiliss Leila Ford, our new school
teacher' is boarding with Mrs. 1V.
Britton,
Miss
Vera
Uolcl
ouhse
spent th
g P e New
Years holidays the guest of her grand
mother, Mrs, Thuell, of Brussels.
Mn, Will Hall from Highgate
arrived at his father's home on Satur.
day' evening. ` His brother Charles
Hall' went down and brought him
home. We hope he will continue to
improve. ,
ML. and Mrs.Taaac Dodi!., of
Clinton, visited teeie daughter Mrs,
e
u o. Layton l0 over "
J lar
C r •�•
s1 s
ma ,
Mr. John
L vtcn :and fnmilY of
London, were visiting his biothee
Mr.Geo,Layton donne the 1.e.,:
'lays.
Porter's Ifi11
Called Hosie.—An aged pioneer of
Goderich Township passed away on
Monday of chis week in the person of
Jean ctirlinn, relict of.tlie late Archi-
bald elcPhai.l, who died at the age of
S,) years and 3 months. Deceased was
born in the Old Country and came to
this country when but, 12 years old and
settled with her parents on Lhe 6t1r
Concession of Goderich Township.
When
ald
MbPha.illthey einoved to thea moon
which she died at Porter's Hill and
resided there all these years, A
nn family survive. three sone, Ane
Sl
t ofSalmon Arm, B, 0„ and Stirling
and tamales, of this place and three
dau
ghtera, Geurl,ina, Annie and
Maggie, at home Her husband pee -
1
deceased her over 21 years ago. The
funeral lvas held on 1Vednesday after -
neon the services being conducted by
Rev, Mt. McFarlane and inteiruent
took rl ce at the Goderich Cemetery,
Deceased was a true mother and be.
tared by all who knew her.
On Monday evening last, the mem-
bers
ed
atthe homeofel rMes. J. 131. iation lliottIto
hid farewell to her daughter', Miss
Florence, who left on Tuesday for
Willow Bunch, Saskatchewan, where
she will enter into life pnrtuership
with a thrifty'youug farmer of that,
district. We trust that Florence will
become as popular and as fully apprec
fated, for her true worth as a thorough
Christian worker as she has been with ,
us here. During the merriment of the
evening, a sudden lull was caused
when Miss Maggie Cox stepped for
ward and commenced to read an ad
dress which was . followed hp' the
presentation by Miss Jennie Woods,
of a set of silver plated knives, forks
and spoons, which was given as a
slight token of eteen in which Miss
Elliott was held in this community.
The address read as follows,
Miss Florence Elliott:—
Dear Friend and Sister:—
We are gatherer together this eve
ing in your home on the eve of you
departure to the West 'represent'
as we do your neighbor and fellow
associates of Bethel Church to pay you
our tribute of esteem and to assure
you we sincerely regret you have so
soon to take your departure from'
among us. You have been a valued
worker in all the departments of our
Church and especially in the Sunday
School where you showed unsparing
diligence as a teacher. You have
always been willing to give cheerful
assistance in every phase of the
Church's activities and we feel Ibis
hour calls for our heartiest apprecia
tions. We have also been informed
by a wh'sp r abroad that you areabottt
to enter into the blissfnl state of con-
jugality and as this is a very enviable
intrenchment in your life, we can offer
you our heartiest good wishes. We
sincerely hope your life shall be spared
to even larger spheres of usefulness,
t and may you continue to be a sun
a- beam shining brightly in the firtna-
d meat of other lives. In token of
1 esteem for you and the honor we feel
a at this hour, we ask you to accept
las
Week. this slight token as a momento of the
old friends at Bethel
Signed on behalfCressieElliott
0of the Church { T. R Wallis
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GI SO Pert'ect
for•,Iliear
II' Ma] ars far
incoOee,�fiehae df
•sperms glasses for' i'
reading mind diste.ncp
is avoided' by' our •
doub
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which;. Irord
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A. J. Grigg
Jeweler and Optician
Issuer 01 Marriage Licenses
i'ncli:crsmith
Master Bettie Walters, who was
badly scalded with het water has Eli -
most L e c v
0
sued.
The sad intelligence reached us last
week of the death of Stanley Landes
borough, aged 17, of Olivet, Michigan,
eldest son of Iiev,John Landesborough
who formerly lived with his parents
on the farm now occupied by Dit,
Terryberry, He with four other boys
was skating on a lake near their dome
One
otheof r 4 boe yslttrnedke to get hih m o et
but only brake further through the icy,
Among the ' five boys three were
drowned. 'Those drowned had skates'
on which helped to keep thein down.
Mr. and Mrs. Landesborough was
away from borne at the timeof the
accident.
It
WAS '
a
- verysad event.
nt.
.lir. Landesborough has a number of
relatives and friends in the vicinity
who sympathize with the parents in
their sad -bereavement.
Mrs, H. lttcGregor, of Stanley, visit-
ed at the home of Mr. Whit. Oriole
Leebltrrl -
• Miss Elsie Linklater left on '3uesday
afternoon for Guelph to take a three
months course at the College there.
As this is the week of prayer two
prayer meetings win be held Cue at
Mrs John 13orton's on Monday nighr
and one at Mrs, Jas Clarks on Wed
nesday evening.
All the ladies teachers have return
ed back to their schools after spending
their holidays in our burg.
Holnesville' •
Mr, led Levis and family of the rill
age, have moved this week to his farm
on the Maitland which he recently
purchased from I(Ir, Geo, Tebbutt,
Dir. Rath and, fatuity have moved
into the house foitn'erly occupied by
Mr Smith,
Mr. Thos Elliott returned on 'Wed
nesday from Clinton Hospital where
he has been for the last couple of
weeks s
shoulder, which oing ea wasbrokeforent nssome
time ago.
Mrs. J 1 Lowery. of North Have
who has been visiting her people
around her for a couple of weeks re
turned home Friday,
Mr Geo Holland arrived home on
nI Wednesday with another load of
r• cattle,
The funeral of the late Mr. Henry
Williams, second son of Mr C DV
Williams, was held froth his father's
home on Saturday,
Our Aim --To - Please
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BRINGS CUSTO�
HERS BACK
Furniture buyers at this
Y storeinvariably come back
when they want more, and bring their friends with them.,
To Use Our Furniture is tDr
prove that it is as .:
looks and that food. as It
, hat is,saying ilio a
y b, whole lot.
Substantial
Furniture can be bought ht here at
g money-
saving
rates. Why not you secure whatneed
while prices are so favorable.
sea now
tkinson
urs
.or
d
Furnitltre De !
miens and:Funeral I)i>Lectors—
Pito
t►e 10 4
NIGW1 *AND`'
SUND.iY I GALLS—h '
one No. 12.7 or Piton®, 16
1
Mrs. (Dr,) McCallum, of. Kingston,
spent a few days last week at the
home of R Adams,
Mr, and Mrs. Waters, of London
spend their vacation at the house o
Mr; W. Rileys.
Miss T Elsley, who spent thepas
week with friends in Leamington re"
turned Saturday,
Mr. Roy Stackhouse, of Queen's
University was a visitor ' here last
week.
Miss 0. Brigham teacher in the High
School, at Highgate, returned to her
duties on Monday.
At the meeting which was held at
S. 03, No. 8 last Thursday they decided,
to build a new school. •
Mr, and Mrs. Brodgen visited at the
home of their daughter; Mrs. D,
Floody, of Blyth last week,
The Prayer meeting which was held
at Mr J. Lyons on Monday • evening
was well attended.
The new Council meets on Monday,
Rev. I'earey and family .returned
borne on Friday last frotn Toronto,
Huliett having no election was very,
The question of a new site in `,. S.
No. S is very lively one this week,•
There„ is to be a vote taken on Satur
day.
11. Adams and T. Milier each" got a
car of coal' this week so there is ncoal
famine here now.
"We say well done Clinton for Mon
day's work but'the Local Optionists of
Ontario must take off their hats to
Owen Sound -Bravo
•
f
t Br-incefield •
Miss Jennie Bell has returned to
Winnipeg, where she has a good
Position as stenographer:
Mies Marks is visiting at the home
of Mrs. A. Todd, near Hensall.
John Elliott has returned from
Alberta, where he has a homestead,
Mr. John Swan and wife have re
turned from visitingtheir son, Geo,'
Swan, of Toronto, '
James McDonald who has a position
at Stewart's sDr
Good Dry o d Stor
e Seafo
nth
is at present home with an, attack of
of measles,
Mr, Tryfer has moved his family to
()linter], where he works in the IJlrtiitt
ing factory.
Misses Mary Murdock and hail"ria]
Elcoat left last week for Winni{eg.'
D1ies Elcoat goes tovisit her uncle,
John Landesborough, of Winnipeg,
where she expects to visit for a few
months.
James H. O'Neil,; of Moosejaw, F for
naerly,of Brucefield, has lateley taken
a position in the MooselawTitnes at, a
good
salary, His friends here are
glad to learn of his success in the
West.
Miss Hazel Elcoat left this w
for Toronto, where she will takeeek
it
course at a Commercial College.
Local Option is still in force in our
village Both parties worked hard.
The funeral of 'Mr, Landers passed
through our village to Clinton, '°erne
tery on Monday, to the tawny burial.
ground, :His wife and a large family
passed away some years ago, only one
daughter, Mrs. Osborn is still living
She was home from the West a fety
weeks ago to see her father, who was
then ill.
-Misses Mary Snell and Bertha
Stanley, of Hullett, attended the marr
nage of their cousin Miss Elcoat to Dir.
Cornet on New Years.
Miss Dunlop spent a few. days with
her cousin, Miss Myrtle Rogerson,,
Mr: Bert Hoggart, of Maple Creek,
Saskatchewan, Spent a few days with
hie brother Charles Hoggart of near
qtr
London Itoatt
Mr Geo Hanley and famil. sent
New Years with Mr Geo Can elen of
Goderich Township, '
The League meeting neat Tuesday
will he held at the home of Mr Geo
Willies, - Mr's I=I Peacock takes the
topic.
Quite a number of the children on
the London Roiad are suffering front
"chicken pox,
Bean threshing will be all finished
this week.
The infantchildofPole Ro.
very sick atpresent.wecliffe ie
Mr William Stanbury, Sr , is very
sick.
Base Line
Mrs. Geo. Crooks spent the New
Year's holidays with her parents at
Delhi.
Births, Marriages do Deaths
BIRTHS.
WER'TS—In Bayfield, cn January
7ch, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Werts,
of Bow Island. Alberta, a son,
ALLIIN—In Clinton, on January 0th,
to Mr, and Mrs. (Rev.) A E. Arlin,
of Quill Lake, Saskatchewan, a
daughter.
OHOWEN—Irt Clinton, on January
4th, to Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Oliowen,
a daughter.
IIRATE3. '
McPHA.IL—AC Porter's Hill, on Mon
day, January 6th, Jean Stirling,
relict of the late Archibald McPhail,
aged 80 years and 3 months.
LANOESBOROUGH—At Olivet,Mich
igan, Stanley, eldest son of• Rev.
John Landesborough, formerly of
Tuckersmitti, aged I7 years.
RJC11T BUEJCEI
Of DRITISH NES
England, Ireland
g , ScotIand and
:Wales Covered in Short Para- -'
graphs for Busy Readers
To provide herds for sporting pts••
poses in British Columbia red doer
are to be exported from a farm al
Farnham, Surrey,
Thirty-five Tons of Bad Eggs
During a period of nine months over
36 tons of unsound eggs were deatu,y
ed by the Bermondsey Borough coun-
cil's officials.
Died While Praying Aloud
While praying aloud at a meeting
of the ]Evangelical Society at Preston,
England, Henry Procter, aged sixty-
eight, collapsed and died.
Guard Dios at His Post
John, Smith, a railway guard for 30.
years on the Callander and Oban Rail-
way, died suddenly while on duty on
a train near Creagan, -Scotland:
A Fatalistic Gun
At Kirlacaldy a man named Joseph
Smith, was handling a gun when it
went off seriusiy wounding Mr. Smith,
Tlie'gun was the same: weapon.` with
which,s, i rpmau, eetes ,fri,taa}'ly esient, ;three;
weeks prevlouely,,
•
ieti Prlci
ftp January
•
On all broken linesand odd sizes left Over from
the Christmas trade:
' Special prices on all Christmas Goods
Ladies' and Children's Mantles
Underwear and Hosiery
Fancy Linens
Sweaters and Sweater Coats
Felt,Boots and Slippers
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Laughing Causes Lie= ___^ -
While John Edward, a Grimsby'
fisherman aged forty-five, was listen
ing to a little girl reading aloud a•
a friend's house, he began to laug'
at something she said, and fell. dean:
and became iu:conscio.,s. He died t
few minutes later,
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Mc-
Killop Telephone System will be
held at Calder's Hall, Winthrop, on
Friday, January 24th, at 2 o'clock
p.m, A full meeting is requested.
T. M'elefilian, President.
J. M. Govenlock, Secretary,
Parcel Taken by Mistake
Some person took bymistake n nstake a
small'.parcel containing five plates
and a pair of laid gloves, will the
person kindly return same, leave
at the -
NEW ERA ,OFFICE
Shorthorns thorns for Sate
Three good young Bulls 10 to .12
Months of
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sired
by Goldie's
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C mpon. The -best of quality and.
breeding. Also good seed Barley
and Danbury Oats,
E. 43. WISE,
ClintonPhone No.12 on 155, Goder chi
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AuctionSale of 30 Cows
and Young Cattle.
IJollad and Connel have in-
structed the undersigned to sell by
public auction at the Hotel Nor-
mandie Barns, Clinton, on Monday
January lath, at 1,30 p in. sharp,
Included in the bunch are -2 new
milk cows ; 3 cows to calve in Jan-
uary ; 3 cows to calve in February;
A number of young cattle: The
usual guarantee goes with the
cotes TEEMS -6 months credit on
approved joint notes ora discount
of 6 per cent per annum for cash,
Holland & .Connell, Proprietors,
Thos. Brown, Anetioneer,
Tenders 'Wanted
Trustees of School Section No. 5,
Hallett, are asking for tenders for
the erection of a new school. Plans.
and specifications are to be seep at
the secretary's home,' Jellies Snell',
,Tenders to he received tip to the
1st Of 'February, 1913,
-.JAS. SWELL„ Secretary.
Clinton, il,A,.;
CALIFORNIA
MEXICO
FLORIDA
'and the Sunny Seutli
The Grand Trunk Railway is the
most direct route from all points
East through Canada via Chicago,
Buffalo. or Detroit;
Only Double Track Route
Round trip tourist tick s, iving.
choice of all the best routes to-
gether With full information, stay
be obtained from anyCirand Trunk'
uulq
agent.
JOHN RANSFORD & SON, 'Agents
A. 0. PATTISON. depot agent
A,EDuff, district passenger agent
Dnion Station, Toronto, Ont, :,n
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the natter of the estate of -
Sarah Swarts, deceased.`
Notice is hereby given purts,uanit
to Sec. 55 of the, Trustees Act
that all persons shaving n'iaims-
against the' estate of the said, de-
ceased whd died on or aboutk' thins
eighth day of December, 1912,
are required .to send by pont pre-
paid to the undersigned Executrix,
on or ,before the
1st day of February, 1913, their
names and addresses •with full par-
ticulars in writing of their claims,'
and s'tatemen'tl of their aceoulglts
and the nature of "*lire secul(ities
(if wny)t held by them, duly veritfled
by And
,declarrf[ation,
d Take notice 'that after hhe
said 1st day of .February, 1913,
the 9Eecuta•ix of the said
estate will proceed to dis
tribuut•e'(he assets of the amid estate
among ?the parties ,entitled -ther to,
having r.egai(d only to the ,claims
of 'which{ he shall then have nottipe
and that the said .Executrix will
not hel1able for said assets or,any
part thereof,, to any person or per-
sanls of whosei .claim notice shall
not have been received by her, • t
the time of such distr'thution, ''
Dated ,Januar 3r•
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CLARA'IZUXBALL,'
Clinton, Ont,
Executrix,