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Leellault
Mrs. Geo. May of Nile is visiting
hem daughter Mrs. 0. Stuart..
1VIrs. "fSril Liam Fotheririgharn , of
Goderich spent last week with Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Clutton,
Miss Edith klOrtOD visited her
relatives in Goderich on Saturday,
Mr, Walter Kingswell from near
Shepparton has engaged to work
for Mr. John Forrieh for a couple of
weeks. We are glad, to have Mr,
Kingswell back to our neighbor-
hood again.
I The service here last Sabbath
was conducted by Rev. Mr. Lime
berni of Goderich in tho absence
of Rev. Mr. Hamilton,
The many friends of Mr. Alex
Glen who is known in our burg
were sorry to hear of his clCatn
which occured at Goderich Hospital
on Saturday evening much sym-
pathy is extended to his bereaved
ones.
Tackersmith
Wright - Hen derson.-A • quiet
i wedding took place at the manse,
) Seaforth, on Wednesday afternoon
at four o'clock, when Mies Lillie
Henderson, daughter of Mr. Chas,
Ilenders,m), of Seaforth, and for-
merly of McKillop'was united in
marriage to Mr. A lex Wright, ef
Tuckersmith, by Rev. F. H.La rkin.
The best wishes of the many
friends of the young couple will go
with them to their new home on
the Watt farm on the Mill Road,
Death of another Huron Pioneer.
We learn from. the New e of Calu-
met, Michigan, of the death in that
place of Mre Thomas Leitch, one of
the respected pioneers of the
respected pioneers of the township
of Tuckersmith. The News says ;
1 Thos. Leitch, aged 87, a resident
of the copper country for the past
twelve years, passed away at the
1 home of Captain and Mrs. Joseph
Pollard. corner Kearsage and Lake
j Linden a venue,' on Friday, March
School Reports retoht.,zr. Laeintrwheevna sa ay icurtIntio.vena aonf
School Report. The March
monthly report of S.S. No. 11,
Stanley, is as follows. Names are
in order ofinerit.
Fifth. -James Jarrott, Allan H,
Fisher, Grace G. Ross.
Se, Fourth. -J. Nelson Hood, Law-
rence, D. Wasmann, Anna M.
Hood.
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Sr. Fourth.-Lonisa G.McOlymont
Anna L. Fisher, Willie R. Cooper
Jr. Third. Margaret A. Cooper,
Willie H. Collins, Archie Parson.
Sr. Second. -Grace J. Cooper, Har-
old Bothwell and J. Hood
eqiial, Wilbert Sutton.
Jr. Second. -.Eleanor. P. Fisher,
Wilfred J. M. Ross, Grace H. Fair-
bairn.
'2nd Part. -Agnes Nigh, Fred Par-
sons.
1st Part.-Claren cc Harvey. Syl-
vF
ester J. Nigh, Luella oster.
The best speller in the monthly
spelling matches were.-
Pourth.-Ann a Mary Hood. •
Jr. Fourtb.-Louisa Mcelymont.
Third. - M. A. Cooper
Sr..Second.-Pfarold athwel
Jr. Second. -E. P. Fisher.
The following is the report for
the month of March of Se;S. No. 8,
Goderich Township. Names are in
order of merit,
Jr. W. -Willard Gray.
Sr. IV. -Hattie Oser on, 'Beet lay. Sadie Cook,
Jr. IV,-Loyde Miller, Lolo :audio,
Emma Connell, 011ie Cole.
Sr. III. -Irene _Harrison, Tom Hudie
Edythe Sterling.
Jr.III.-Bruce Grigg, Jean Cook,
Earl Cooper, Charlie Cooper.
Sr. Ostron, Reta Barri-
Son,
Jr. II.--Elfred Hudie, Gladstone
Grigg, Willie Sterling, Cecil:Con-
nell.
Sr. L -Ila Grigg.
Jr. I.--Charli Hearrison, Harold
Connell.
Honor Roll. -Willard Gray, Hattie
Ostron, Bruce Grigg, Reta Harri-
son, Irene Harrison, Lola Hudie,
Edythe Sterling, Emma Oorinell.
Charlie Cooper, Earl Cooper.
• Edythe Peddles, Teacher,
The world is estimated to have
28,269,200 square miles of fertile
land.
Europe in; its •entirety has 107 in-
habitants to the square miles.
The seventh international con-
gress of medicine will be held ir
London in August,
he went to Canada, where }amen -
aged a farm for a number of years.
About twelve years ago he came
to Calumet to take up his residence
with his daugliter. Mrs. Pollard.
Other children are Alec Leitch of
TeLaUrium, Thomas -and Jarnes of
Canada. There is also one bro-
ther who is located in England.
The remains were interred in Gain -
met, Mr.Leitch will be reinernher-
ed by many of our older readers,
who. regi et his demisre,ael-
though Ise had reached an advanc-
ed age, and will extend to the be-
reaved family the sincerest sym-
pathy.
Benmiller
Rosedale farm -There was •
merry gathering at the home ol
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Been on Tues-
day 6th inst on the occasion
marriage. of there second daughter
Miss Hannah Elizabeth toe Will
Corey of Macklin, Sask. the brici,-
was given away by her father and
looked charming' • as she stood
beneath an arch of evergreen trim-
med with White ancfpink roses
and she wore a dress of white eme
broidery and veil and orange blos-
soms she corned a bouquet of
cream roses and her going away
suit was blue sergle and taffet a
waist°, the groom's • gift to the
bride was a gold watch and chain..
The bride reemcved many hand-
some and useful presents, the wed-
ding march. was plapyed• by Miss '
Elsa Bean cousin of the bride. The
ceremony was performed. by Rev.
Mr. Laing of Auburn at four o'-
clock. After congratulations were
extended to the ‚happy eonple,•the -
wedding party numbered about
forty adjourned to the dining room
where an excellent repast was
served. After tea was over Bap-
tism was performed to Olive iNia
linda Hill daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh . Benmiller. The
evening was- spent in music and
other games till the small hour 'of
the morning. After spending: aclie
couple of days unuthe -parental
roof the youngcouple-1a t for their
new home near Dungannon.
Blytb, .•
Mrs, James Logan, an elderly
woman who resides with her Son
here, was so seriously burned when
a zoia loi I lamp she was carrying.
exploded, thot the chances are
against her recovery. Mrs, Logan
was alone at:the tithe of the ac-
cident, and her hands, face a.pd.
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Our Alm==To Please
BRINGS CUSTOMERS BACK
Furniture buyers at this store invariably come back
when they want more, and bring their friends with them.
To Oise, 4141r Fairmture is o prove that it is as good as it
looks, and that is sing a whole lot.
Substantial Furniture can be bought here at money-
saving rates. Why not secure what you need now
while prices are so favorable.
•Atkins
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Flu niture Dealers and Funeral Directors -Phone 104
MGIFF AND SITIVD 1.1( C4k.LLS-Phone No. 127 or Phone 16
smentarasstasessasumeam.
4.411VIIMANNO
arms were eovered with burning
oil. Only by the most desperate
,effOrts she was able (to prevent her
clothes being burned. Atter beat-
ing the flames out she hadto find
and strike matches to find her way
• to the telephone to call a physician,
and she lay on the floor in a help-
less condition until. he arrived, Mrs
Logan's urn s are of I be mo st pa i 0-
f u I nature, and lift is feared tiler
complications may develop, ,such
as blood -poisoning, which Will mill -
tate against her recovery.
Londesboro
Alat'CiS are out again on the ronds.
Ploughing Is now the oT der oft
day on the farms, some are getting
their Win'ter's supply of coal.
Thiel hog market has'eased off
somewhat.
Eggs •are abundant and the
price is new 16 and 17 cents a doz.
ThR
e ev. Mr. Thyme supplied the
Presbyterian ,pb Ina last Sabbath
and Rev. Mr, Turner of I'lyth
next Sabbath.
The Guelph Presbytery meets on
Friday of this week and the Rev.
Mr. Turn er and J. D. Mel vi le go
to preeent the. call and represent
Burn's and Knox Church to inviteRev. Rev. Mr. Reid accept and come
here.
Several more barns have been
repaired, this week buff there aro
many to do yet. Shingles are slow
corning to hand but there is the
prm
oise of two cars very soon, R.
Adams is getting a car to help out
the needy °nee.
Our School is doing nicely and
is not an annoyance to the village.
as some thought it would be.
William Griffiths and Louis
Prinzle for the second seal; on
have left the Westr some days ego
Mrse James Hill had a visit from
some of her Chicago friends the
first of this week.
Miss Govier of the 11 Con. 'Week+
not much better yet. •
Mrs, john Lee is not very well
at present.
It.:Adame distributed a quantity
of seed.
Potatoes oats and corn for a Ro-
chester firm this week.
Stanley.
The Sabbath School MS, S. No,1
Stanley re -opened for the summer
months. onithe 16th inst. with a
fair attendance.
Miss Mabel Chapman of Atwood
is visiting it his -week at the home
of her uncle Duncan McKenzie.
Mr Hugh _McGregor and wife
were visiting acquaintances in
Bayfield on the first Part of the,
Week.
Seeding bas begun, Mr. John
Pepper sowed oats on 'Wednes day•
of this week.
Hallett
MiSs Violet Philips is spending
a week- with Holmes vil e friends
Wm. Hunk ins Wee engaged with
the G.T.R. Company at London
last week.
Mrs. Wm.. Longman has returned
home after spending last week
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Orrin Cartright treated his young
friends on the 8 and filth Con, to a
maple sugar party on Wednesday
evening. All report a good time.
The evening being spent in music
and games.
Miss Gillis of the West is spencl-
a f eel, weeks with her cousin Amos
Ca rtright.
• Mt, and MTS. Wm. Stewatt haw,
moved to .Olinkon.
John Danby, Wm. Moon, jos.
Lyon and Wm, Nelson have replac-
ed the roofs on their barns.
Mrs. ,Awde and two .children of
Wingham spent last week at her
parents Mr. and Mrs. McCool.
Mr. and MV13; .David Hoggart at-
tended the wedding of the latters
neice Miss Bean to Mr.10-arrie .at•
Goderich on•Tuesday of last week.
A Ws2A-ITelli
i e ways of a watch
T1 are past
findingout. D°nt try.run1, flet youru
Huron epresentativewatch is lazy and won' e
repair it for you.
OH re get dirty, or it stops from lack of
Ten to one you neglected it --let it
C t oil. Whatever is the reason, dont
• delay.
Delay costs money and often
1 spoils the watch.
We give thorough examination
and regulating free, anything more
costs as little as satisfactory work
can be done for.
Barrister Proudfoot, M. P. P.
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Few
Provindial representatives
have panned.out as' we I I as the
genial member ter Centre Huron
in the Legislature. He is coo 1 head --
ed, well posted and aggressive,
three -lin:Portant factors jI a mem-
'bet .of Parliament, and is able to
hold his own with the hest of them
Mr. Prodfoot: 'would make a good
Cabinet Minister and Will no doubt
promote before many terinr..
Centre Thron hal good reason to
be iproud ofits KP.P. and his
manly and outspoken part in public
issues of importance.•
over it and will do their utmost to
make it a success. The entire sche-
dule of sports will be drafted Fri-
day evening, excellent prizes will
be given, Let every body keep
July 1st open for the uodericn
Township Old Boy s Reunion and
monster Field Day.
Miss 1Vicitiath of the 4th concese
sion, has been visiting her sister
here, Mrs. N. W. Trewaitha,
Mies Philiips of Londesboro spent
last week at -Mr. Aif Jervie,
Mr. Fred Stanley, sop of Mr, Wm,
Stanley, has moved his wife and
family here from Montreal, and in-
tends residing here 10 11)1' future
We welcome them. to our midst,
Mr. George Holland, .1,eft 00 Tues-
day morning for to secure another
lead of cows and young stock, .
Next Sunday will be Chi; clren's
Day here. Mr. McCormick will
preach a special sermon to the
children in the morning. It is hop-
ed that all the S. S. seMilars will fee
he
present. Tmen's choir is ;to
lead the singing in the evening,
Rev Mr. Howard, conducted the
sercvice in St. John's Church here
on Sunday last, and 'administered
the sacrament,
BAYFIELD
Capt. John Ferguson has return'
ed to Cleveland to again take com-
mand of his ship.
Ed. Reid whore boat was at
Goderich is again engaged for the
1 • SUITIM 0 P.
Mrs. King Widow of the late Win.
King has disposed of her oil -
tire fariu stock and will soon visit
her friends in the Wear' • %
Mrs, Wm. Harrison of Sable line
wird had been ;tiling for sometime
past quietly away on Sunday even-
ing last. The lake Mrs. Harris on
lived! toe great old age and was
aleways greatly respected • te
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London Road • Porter's Hill
Mrs. Fred Nott visited her sMter
Mrs. Bert Jackson in Morris Twp.
over Snday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gibbings jr. of
'Alma, spent Sunday with Mr,and
Mrs. Wm, Stanbury.
Lague meeting next Tuesday
night at Mr. Wm. Stanbury's. Mr,
William Falconer and Miss Grant
takes the topic.
Mrs. James Nott is vstng a few
days in town this week.
Quite a few farmers are disposing
of their beans this week. Prices
aro from $1.25 to $1.50.
Plowing 15 10 season now on the
Road,
Mr, Gordon Livemd
ore returned
home after a week's visit with his.
brother and sisters. at Toronto.
7'lr. Fred Notit has purchased 50
acres '' froth Mr. A ettair Ste relieve
And he has now a good sized farm
01150 acres.
Holmeoville
Next Sunday is Young People's
Day in Hohnesvil Le Methodist
Church. The pastor will preach
to children in the 'morning, sub-
ject "The Ribbon of•Blue,'' In the
'evening his address will be pan-
tieularty to young people, "Money
and Matrimony." A large choir of
men will bead the singing at the
evening service.
T'he Old DO y' s Committee Will
meet again Friday evening. Every-
thing is progressing favoeab y.
The prospects are geed to secure
a cabinet minister from Ottawa
• Both members from our OWD COD-
Stituen cy are very enthusiastic
Miss Nell McDougall of Seaforth,
is visiting in the neighborhood.
Mrs. Caufieldand daughter Nina
left for their home in Chicago on
Friday last,
Mr. Rutledge of Lucknow spent
Sundbay at Hall Rutledge's,
Mrs!. Sterling has returned home
having spent the winter in Port
Stanley.
Thel Many frieds James Mc-
Donald willbe sorry to hear that
he is not improving very fast.
John 'Blacir who is laid up with
inflammatory rheumatism is slow-
ly rectoyering.i
The Ladles Aid Will meet at the
home of Miss Jennie ''woods -on
Thursday, Aprils 24th. •
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• „trod:mach Township,-
Mr, James Mil ler 'of the Bayfield
line has rented Mr. John Shep-
herd's farm for a term of yeare.
- Mr. 'William Clark is busy moving
to the farm he puechased from Mt.
George Shepherd. Mr. Shepherd
has movewd m
Helesvil le.
Mrs, Thos. Cole un der Well t . an
operation in the Clinton HOspita
and is cloing
Mr. j. Halsted has rented the
Caesil, farm OD the. all conee.ssiOn
Which lays alongside side of his
own
Mr, Frank 'Whitmore: hhs ,
shingled of his house,
Mr, Edward Rathwel I oftown is
visiting the old hen, es'tead.
Rev.: Dr, Medd of Goclerieh
preach educational S,3111.0119 on the
HSu
ayfield circuit next nday-, Bay-
field, 1,30; Cole's 2.00; Sharone10,30,
REMEM BER
Wednesday, April 30th, will
be the last day of this sale, and
we positively must have the
balance of the Twitchell stock
cleared out before that date. '
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A. J. Griag
Jeweler and Optician
Issuer ot Marriage Licenses
••\ , Brucefield
Mrs: Risebtir.y left laat week for.
the home of her daught er
Henderson, of Winnipeg, .She in-
tencla going to Brandon to reside.
E. Platt 4011 has isurchasird
motorcycle.
Whooping cough has Made, the
attendance abschools very small
B. McGil 1 has moved into Neil
Smiths house.
Panniers are beginning to work
on the land,
--INSPIRED THE BOYS
Chaycer Elliott Was a First Class
All-round Sport
Chaucer Elliott, all-round spore
than w'eern in his clay no Canadian
had a better athletic record held his
friends by his magnetic personal.
qualities. At any line of sports he
was equally at home, though basebare
rugby, and hockey appealed to him
most of all He was perfectly at home
in any company. He had a fund of
good stories, and his experiences were
always interesting, especially as he
had the happy faculty of invariably
seeing the humorous side of things.
He was of a happy-go-lucky, roving
disposition, and wandered around a
great deal in his lifetime. The great
secret of his success in coaching was
not so much what he taught the
players, but the inspiration he gave
them to do their very best all the
time. As a referee he enjoyed the :661901108.10******••••••••00•0000000••••••••eiemeseges
andcomplete confidence of the players, •
as a consequence he was always •
in great demand. The harder the:
task, 411
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Special.,Prices on Rugs'"'
and Lace Curtains
House-cleaning time will soon be here..
Are you going to need a new Rug or a pair or two
of new Lace Curtains ? If so, it will pay you to see
what we are offering in these lines. ,
See Our .Special Tapestry itngs at $10
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We would also like to show you our New Prih.ts,
New Gingharns; New 'Dress Goods, New Sheetings,
Corsets, etc., as we are showing some beautiful new
patterns, and some wonderful values in these goods.
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Boots and Shoes
We are showing a bigger range and better values
for spring than we have ever shown before.
BUY HERE AND SAVE MONEY
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1.5th Aunnai Bxeursion
GOderich taletrait
and Return
Big Steel Steamer GREYHOUND
will leave Goderich June 106h 0 30 am
Arrive Deti oit, June 10th, 5.30ia
Returning le ive Detroit; June I2th
XMOONLI E CURSION JUNE 9
1.00 p.m.
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Tickets $1,511 floun4rip
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Lror particulars see small bills or write
E. H. AYER, Excursion Agent, Detroit, Mich.
man, ever stood in shoe leather.
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Also by the Walkeryille Pant and Overall Co.
Wallterville. Ont. •
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SIR JOHN WILLISON
Journalist, Toronto. (From -his latest, • sEED
• photograph).
DR A. F. BROWN
Osteopathic Physician. '
Is opening a branch office at Canto
at the Hotel Normandie, on Tuesday
from 7 p.m. until 10.30.
Farm to Rent
yourself, or phone No. 9,
POTATOES
We have in stock -
Early Oubblets,
Early Michigan,
Early Everett
Carman No. 1, late
Gaeen Mountain, late
Delmore, late
Ameiican Wonder,
medium early
All our stock is grown and climatized
to our own land, call and examine for
Lot 24, concession 1, Stanley. Easy
terins, immediate noscession, apply to
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STEEP & CO., Clinton
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
SYSTEM
liorneseekers'
Excursions
To: •
MANITOBA, SASKATCHEWAN
and ALBERTA `1' •
each TUESDAYi,usiiivne.
til Oct; `44.th th
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Winnipeg and Return •
Edmonton and Return.... ... . ,;$4335'.00'
90
Proportionate low rates to other
points. Return limit two months.
GORDON WALDRON,
Star Building, Toronto
• For Sale
A tirst-class short horn hull for sale.
14 months old, polor-dark roan, apply
to 101 35, con. 3, Tuckeismith, or
Brucefield P.O.
A. ELOOAT
Siting te,s
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Car of shingles arrived
• T. McKenzie.
Wanted
• Good reliable DIEM to represent
the Canadian Pacific :Railway Land
full particulars apply, S. G. Mit-
chell District Saies Agent.
601 C.P R ;Puilding, Toronto.
Clinton flour
mos soars' Excursion
To Alberta and Saskatchewan
PRICES.
Manitoba Iflour $ 2.70 per 100 ib
Family Flour.... 2.50
Pastry Flour 2 50
Graham Flour 2,50
Breakfast Food.- .... 8,0o ,
Short:, 1.25
Bean 1.15
Feed Wheat ' .75 per bush
Western Oats .45
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ont. exc utnged f or wheat, to farm
ers A car of good Feecl Wheat on
hand,. Leave your orders tI the mill
office. Orders delivered to any part of
the town,
GIVE ITS A TRIAL
J. SCHOENIIIILS
EOPENING S•OE S E
Almimmessnovaxmaammr.renr.......... 1101.1•1.1111120,
Every Tuesday until April 29th in-
clusive, from stations in Ontario,
Port Hope, Peterboroe and West,
at very low rates.
Through Coaches and- Pullman
Tourist Sleeping. cars are operated
to Winnipeg without change, "leave
ing Toronto 11,00 p. m., via Chic-
ago and St. Pard :11)0 VC (IOW.
The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
is the shortest and quickest route.
bet ween Winnipeg-Salkatootr,Ed
monton,
m Berth Reservations and p arti-
cullers from Grand Trunk agents.
JOHN RANSFORD & SON, Agents
A, 0. PATTISON. depot agent
Ade. Duff, district passenger agent
Union Station, Toronto. Ont.
11516VarnitteritMan.1=62111,
Olc-ZA..1=)M.AlsT's
We are now within two weeks of the end of this, the greatest and most successful Shoe
Sale ever held in this town. That we have been able to do this, shows that our friends, the
people of Clinton, appreciate the many bargains we have offered to them. It has enabled us to
dispose of a large portiou of the stock of J. Twitchell &' Son, but we have .plenty of shocs for
you to choose -from, and if you have not visited our store DO NOT DEL A.Y in doing so. We
cannot guarantee you the choice you get now, if you leave it until the last day of the sale.
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AP'1qPN,
Successor to Jas. Twitchell & Son
CLINTON
We'll Continue
The business carried on for so
man Y years in this store by Mr. •
J. Twitchell.
A New, up-toadate Stoat will
take the place of the one •
we are 'Disposing of