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TIM Berle .gage Copi;O'atly ryftktnnt aFlatronnRo� Mmy o,nipht te.
Norihet!n. l
stock n t 1 (leen eugag
'that ..
ytae'•puppchased';the 1•L � 'Ihonipaon,•c°Ailsa 1Wioitgomirl�, of rua,ovrUa'e'
4H'ltrtare ,' `� - ed as teaceher tun Forin, two'
,'Meseis.xWelker clleg havesen a
cheeene for $50 to the W rugh,uri;`i+ire•
Brigade as a avid/Saltier' pt the' excel-
lent eervipe rendered by the lrie"i ibere
of the bkigtide'ttt the recent: nee,
• Vire'Ibteke out t the basetnentof
the furniture store of, knit ex A,
,Ball rile Aylmer; formerly, of Wl rgham•
ern the i1 bt'of i`huisilee "Deownher
10tl the lose which' aulonrated to
about 54000 is fully covered by iueier»
once,:
During past week•Alessrs. Wal.
*Clegg
the p
�ker'� Clegg have hirti;gt large, »htn,lrer
• of men at work .re -building shot por-
. ty lest oyeedr bVctire athW,ngh rn cent-
• Among these eueneesfdl in the recent
•Civil`Service examinaEians held>by
the
,Go -yet nment'was Beneen Gase of,Dun'
gen non •'who,secured.a high pecent.age
88 per cent, his nameappearing:antong•,
the highest, '
Mt. C, Schra of the B nsou Line
Stanle'p is installing a menial cheese
and hriler and• intends turning the
milk of his dairy herd into cheese•,
Blyth Flax Go. have already beer(
making arrangements tor the' growing
of flux next veer, r has die.
L , Luxton Hill of'.13lvtb,
V
ne
. \7,t
n9t0
'l to
�It
mill 'tU
w
posed at t it this
Ori- the Li, S. Department at ,Exeter to
Ail tits vacenov c Lased by the resign-
ation ,of Miss 1Jdelends, A .princLpal
heti not yet hefts secgred,.
• The. Meseta: Kruse Brothers 'of
Egtnondvilta shave eteLrted iti very in
portent'fndustry in that vill ge, 7 hey
purchased tips acres of land, one bleak
from the, Main street neariy opposite,
the Gkrurch, LLat summer they retriev-
ed their brick and tile,making 'cl'
maeh'itl-
er to this place :from ;their former, Y
yard ihi''ucb.ersmith, ::they have
secured e, splended bed of bciek and tale
clay at this pointand turned, out a
terse.nuttdber of bricks and tile during
least season, This full they have erected
a chopping and grinding tnin,, which;
which they have equipped with the',.
latest and most improved n,aehinery
There is on +exhibition in the show
window of Nlesare• W. T Box and
riiticient
cathedral cclock, desigried and built ty
Mr, H. Gelb, of the R, and F Dever
eaux Carriage Warks, the clock stands
eight feet twoit
rches in height.
and
r
is built' entirely of hardwood. The
Dive lel irsh.all, or Benson, twee end
a half years old, lies in St. Joseph's
with se
in w
n suffering a
Hospital riot
London n
P
e,
ha
1 a9
apt/ r'offebla 7a klgttinB'
rr4! iter ' flo d tth • t
c5, de+
rifle op sEketigtlh Ilor 1 3}i
No $3 N.o 3 .$5 Petbnr..
sola by se _drpt�gist`a, or sgD*1
p�@pard, ou rant pt on1 o
Tiff 1,OO'IK,IMEpic1Mk co.
To yinf, eN'i• (htoulr wldW
strew:pilie, out of doola .o, in ond4tipps:l
tihtd,:,01 damp bed. 'Acre? r
r dettinieetui'(o 'young
airs .especially
tiburrs OD n
e s,
tham, who will operate ! theresult'olrcplaying withrmatcbes at
winter.and Ohnrlie'-8Lrr,of her parent's home on Friday, The
Messrs, Jsun a was la yin in the kitchen
Y s
' tone n
• a, little
' nP.iS
4i w
an
l t}ler
• 'sfu nmother
were s of her absence Blythj ,se
Bltile a
ylilt t
u ad de
seven at g
,lw
takinge
Stt
Stock Pet G out
l+izes onto£ seven attires,' Ta Sho>!ti the matches. When hones they were awarded' third- foe
best steer, 2 years and 'under: 2n , fool 1 nu .
heifer two years old and under
In beef grade cattle (tmeteur) they' dition it was deemed advisableor tobring
secured 2nd for two year old steel: 2ad ( her to the y
for one year old steer, 2nd for two year J Stevenson, whthat in attendance
old heifer and Sr?.' for one year old sttd Saturday
cover.highly
r, cherry, steer. -
hliheeldest son o who i 5pem, ! Indy ep stet is made panels nd edges
rtlorristowl8Shin who is in the, polished. while panels
of hard
4tli line,
West with his brother A4ee.. met with - 'are nt i ]e'itf diif.ren p
aser•ious accident which might have ( •cvuo,l,tsi illi
1,t17•phe ditf rownteeiecesock
easily resulted in fatal consequences, ( con i while the diff door pieces
is
• 13e was lighting a fire be the stave -and woud, 15
i•thok a can of gasoline for coil oil comp ,se.1 oft i5) different
(specie ,
Tri
;and explosion
rmo or it on the which
Gil- y f u me formed, of foreign woods, there
anel is
save followed in wh e 1 alland which rap's
be
herr wasseverid learned from which i beim; Lwee v'• in
'the has not vet r.'c.ivered. The honso sent the different count les of hila,
L la
Gr
.1 n, 1 d y
'> tn. t
1}„ Ja
ea t
ro P
est Alaska.
WAS d
w Y
tura bias
'arm iwu
ina,
d t uo
an Tar ke Britian
mates losing everything.
Under alis management of T3nlert Yukon. South
America
Tnisdis notA}Tnhe
.the Brim ! These aregenius
els le a light
proprietor,got int, lit stwolkofMr. Gelb'screative gen
spe ,tioelectric light asily evening
tiwn
operation op wilt shed
its frie ii;tl ft i be 1 hi i 1 people d ofthis
t see, ason all have
will
:do be hoped will stied its friend y Ugh! h' heel 1 g
and beautiful inlaid tray made
--•�''�— �_ the different woods grown
r
seem ed 1V1 n
dt
e'Ca e
ed her clothes were in 11 ones and it
d'as,with difficulty that they were put
t 3a. nrday sue was in such a eon
GREEN
MED,
'
ll TY
OV
o,vu Vat ria
PL
N
Hogs. lulri especially young ones,'
ilihb. e
do .not do eo well when they sleep on
on lee,
ween
the
sleep •y pyla. Y
r• ,t.
ted
dr,un
t,
d()•. Hoar, Or et {east this' lois always'
bre0 my experience•
• 1 prefer my flours pot more that, six
they
>n 1 1 .
when i' as
ground, to
, h4
front t
fro
filches
ore higher they may be too Cold 1v114
the weather le extremely cold.
01' course boors I:eel money, Mut they
soon Make it beck, in extra aiu;: 111
tile pigs' weight. The dnarters or
small hogs should be separate from
those of the big bogs, for pigs never
00 so .well when permitted to sleep in
n heap with large ones:. Il some bad
7`o be cure, there is usually 511 bad
weather in the rail, but We u. ,
have it es bail and worse in the sari:'
eltriug. I0 the fall, kietweeu 5b,ivvvrs,
the pig may be tilling pis Oink with
such green reeds his be likes 11 they
Wive been provided. 'If they have not
been provided be runs out in 11 dry
then
r• lv.
end
- lot
•l0
does; t
Ins.
, •tis
t e,
,t squeals, 1
usulthy the cry is, "Fall pigs don't
Ilny,"
While the pigs are on the peas end
rape plow up their winter lots and sow
ry0.
This will be a pond. rich soil for rye.
and it will grow rapidly and very runt.
it will not tele a vers large lot or n..
fold sma1) 0005 to afford plenty of
p.tyture all winter and until tape is
again ready In the
sp�rillS (Thishey 88))I
keep the pigs g
good quarters,
remember his handsome been
Chair
from
in Canada
but it is the most extensive, as to
Was Badly design, workmanship and beauty that
he has yet attempted, and be is receiv
ing many well merited and admiring
Run
comments from these who have seen it
e■'
n DW� AJr Gelb all the work himself in
his :mare
■ time and herrn) the evenings
( the completed work taking about two
Milburn' s Heart a nY a ears •nd he values it at $250.
Nerve Pills Built
Her Up.
Mrs.
a
—'m
'
Frank Slough, Sarnia, Ont., Sex In
Criminal Court.
1 First Lawyer of Fair
writes:—"I embracethe opportunity to
write you saying g
that 1
have used
Mil -
burn's Heart and Nerve Pills, and found
them very helpful to me. 1 was very
badly run down, and was taking doctor's
medicine. My son, out West, wrote
me saying, Mother! you use the Mil -
burn's Heart and Nerve Pills, they will
be better for you than doctor's medicine.'
This I did with good results. I often
recommend them to other people. My
doctor did not know I was using them,
saw
'Why! I
neverany
Say
\
to
s Y
used Y
e s
h
one's heart gain up like yours has. You j
do not need any more medicine.'
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are I
50c, per box, 3 boxes for $1,25, at all
dealers, or mailed direct on receipt of
price by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, j
Toronto,
Toro Ont.
Winter Term From I'
Jan -nary 5th
Ce tr&lltasines`~Colle a �.
Stratford, Ont.
train-
ing
Tress
hest
16
Ontario's hes
school, We have thorough
courses in Commercial, Short-
hand and Telegraphy depart-
ments to ar
competent to
n
t in, p
and nt'ne c
vL.•
sLractors. We offer ad to
tages not offered elsewhere.
You do, not know what an rip -to•
date"busines sohool can do for
you unless you have received our
free catalogue, Write for it at
once.
D. L,1Hetpachlan,tal
IJ'rmeii
1 1,
lteadq!uarrers
FOR
Walking and Riling Oliver
plows
LB.
C. Gasoline Engines',
MeC IIIIrmlclr Machinery PuIn ps
and 'Windmills. IRS
ALL M EDS OPT BPA
AND
CALL ON
Miller it Lillie
Corner of Princes and Albert
streets. ;
sasseseeeeeteetweeee
,aha
!ish
Car
Lem
he an JIlO
appry.
:teiron.`s
rtsimas stir'
w.:
►ear
'Phones 7. and 8 Free `Auto Uilivery
J -T. e-HELLEW Estate
knrnitfre and ijndertnking. ISLYTII
(ADVERTISEMENT)
Huron Co. Business Men's .Assn
Hoc
11
Articles on Prohibition - Paper
No. 7.
ae
our views Against prohibition, from forbid its b another portion! One
yi
bewhatese called I0 008objections;
standpoint 1 cannot eoneeive aruore grotesque ab
soars a they ibiti gaff ccted ils,err stirdity in legislation. If we all, or
so far as ibprohibition peek, we
ourP the very large majority, think oleo
.oral liberty. This week, we will in ever •t es are had - then stop the
s y he, beverages g
harm hat
the ran
of L • at
some importation,
so im
show the • i n s stop L
> Vt ill '0 sLt 1
Ca ) manufacture, d rnauu c , L ,
that prohibition produces•
the first. place, prohibition pro- stop the sale in done to way.
Do
But
ce 1 No the Ohiapese
truces y of
for law. man,
• h of ribs Horne of man, Will per- do let ,is -rat L as wise
rationally, ns not act
worthy as fools, but Mit an association1'1girant, e[l of idea, One 01010 incontrovertible fact, in
fa considers 5gnao die 10 to .him and
what
110 people, e o dictate Human tl1"lwords of
egulation rcofr�appetite is bey
what tic i trally a\ drir t t.d Statitnte law. The appetites have their
your 1a of change
averse. to 11 And place and -function but their regula
you cannot .coy su htmxarL nature 81 tion most be determined by the inner
� law you lit !u with piny sthe etay' sense of moral responsibility."
may wish to place on the statute book.
The late Dean Farrar, 21 wan greatly Respectfully,
beloved and admired by all who knew Huron County Business Men's Assn
hint, was a total Lbstaine>
es an ox-
aniple to his weaker brother. But he SOHN 'J ANSON, Secre sidoit.
never would support prohibi y W1VI, JACK
legislation of any kind, because, as 110
put it, there is something, an 151810- I %a Gn'den Wedding.'
put
something, in Minna, natuee,
2nd.John
Dec.
d It
evening,
s v
The
na•
1 ,
thing le•
L ycele.
ofook
Lh4Lt the forbiddingCoates, Oranhi ,
[uul ii.o or 111tn8(1 dots produce au. hen Mrs
that i�e forte never before their wedding gday. Theyi were mart
that Haag have e tied, in Kin burn in 18(13, Rev. Mr.
an confine
ourselves write somewhat statement t trsely
and confine, tvin018elaborate onthis blessed [with atthrresTsons homeheir anwas
facts, so rg Mill not
palm, . t, and supposition
may he met with paeseuted Mr. and
a puNsesofoites gold from
ere
argument, and Snppusittau ivitli 1 the family.
position, but facts .are mcontror ert-
ible And we subntit.that ih4sf0atttre Stricken on Wingham Street
„uwi®1ai� �uULnni1u0P11IiinlplPlpulillllllhlniUliII�UIinW
nummmmnm
caxat%•imimuistmnumamor
•WegetablePreparationforA5..
similating lite-foPdatidAegula-
ing the Stoniaehs anilBawels of
pauses to deliberate upon this phase
of the Scott Act, i't is almost (noon
salvable, Here is an artrole, perfeotly
harmless, perfectly good, the use of
which is tactually enjoined in Holy
Scripture. which for practically all
time has been used by the good of
every clime,the manufacture, the
sale the nlipoltatioll and the use of
which, is still sanctionecl.by the lbws
some of ,. of this conutry-; and it is proposel
In cher last paper we gave its use by a p0 180 of 1.
• ••
MISS Ala W1IMC _ 1
ni Wren, lawyer and suffra-
gist,
A Y
gist, of New York city has the distinc-
tion of being the [list, woman lawyer
who ever appeal -al in _the criminal
branch of the ,United States district
court of the district of New Yo•!c.
She went before United Stmtes Com-
missioner
missioner Shields recently as counsel
for rh Chinese who was charged with
manufacturing opiunL
••• o
FOR POULTRY SHIPPERS,
Don't scald your.poultr'y
Don't
galea.
} field o
le
Di i'
ur t
p at lea
Dont s
cc (est
weather),
Don't
ret price
Don't Du
killing.
Don't
while fattening.
Dunt
for ship
Don't
Bible air
m••000
Reeve
will
hfp of
•
0
•
ship unless properly
c •
Don't kill fowls right out or
yard. d .
•
• barn 3n
t t •
d
nuc
, keep them pe •
, 10
rail t i
least three days. 0
• ship to •warket vvitbont
i apt in extreme cold ••
v
• r stock
•
Doe't 81111 poo 0
tn't exlrect more than mate
feed the night before e
•
fait to feed cornmeal o
•
Pail to write your dealer o
ping tags. •
0111 to deal with respon. :
urs,—fllrtn Journal, •
•
•e,o•oo••••••••o•N•
of prohibition is an incontrovertible I \t Ingham. Dec, G.—Andrew Miller,
fact. retired fernier and one of W inghatns
Promote sDigestion,Gheerful-'
Hess andReet:Contains neither
Opium Morphine or l�Bnt:tal.
NOT NAIICOTIC.
oraxagetztPartrat
A/xJ in Sad-
na
Basal/ Solis-'
Ada ..Seed
Jbe,emunt -
pT gmOonafc,radt
!Ka('g.tnSr•.d -
r
limbo -cot natal
ApertectRemedy for Constipa-
o achy
t
err
hoes,
Sour
t ID
'on
SO
Constipa-
tion,
wer1S
t,
sF
vulsl
on
V�Vortns,Gon
ness a0dLoSS OF SLEEP.
Tac Simile Signature of
Gle�"-
1VEW YORK
roc Illfalt» cud children:
Kind
a -e
h
Always Soo
U {
Bears;;_ _�Z
Signature
of
se
OverFor
Thirty
,p Years ,
F rs i .
.
"
i
THE OCNTAUB OO mPAr1Y,.terAo YORK CMTs,
We object to prohibition, because 1t a
lowers the standard of chaiatter beet known
herefarmers,
ell suddenly
d is on
where 111On Collie into contact With it,. the hospital In rL critical anddition, Nat
at
As WO quoted previously from Sir Miller, who is a man in1the nen. Mr
Richard Cartwright, who wrote ale• hood of 8U years, and is not expected
libe,rately, that '`not a few of the t0 recover.
greatest scoundrels I have known,
and my experience has ..been exten-
sive, have been vary ardent temper-
ance advocates." Why this 8110111(1 be,
of
'ion
'bit
' lit
PYO
is not lirLrd to seek,
alcoholic beverages rages i5 tuinatural, un -
scriptural and therefore its influence
,not be rood. 1t tarns men into
cat b
even
I1
and e
l
'L,'6 ,
L
i
hypocrites.
liars
sneaks,
perluu.rs, Many would be surprised
if they wore told at, even' acts injtn• In the year 1530 cocoa was first dru
will h on the paths of the lite. �t e
well Huish statistics,15. at10 drink ngtes 1 atof tlee_aisot as 'Mexican and
p product, choe-
was
to prop', this. Excess in drinking is olate,
not the only sin men and women cool- I quickly adopted.
))tit', although to listen to 801110 aetk For commercial' reasons the
vyamsei kept
mons, ane world be tempted to thilI of mauufacturiuo
made
al -
kind
and
it
was
so, a strict
secret.
some
the
he Sc to ct wo would
al' u most ex -elusively la Mexico. In
the Lott. Act would trio it is y in and
of Hururi, because it is mnnncr, however, the carefully
guard-
an
in the liComity.Cain
In should
NyeHowe'. Whylc in tan? ed secret first lreached chocolate Spain,
was es -
1540
'Whyshu,ilcl rhave 'class legislation? tbe
Should we have a lave that
a affects
Shoes Now.
atlecis tna pati man, and dues not X Ray
affect the.yu,h,nor even the model ( C tris. skirts at, to be accompanied
vtely well to do? This fnjushCO algia' Irl the nenr,fntnre by X ray shoes, ae-
should cause (.very pool hiuu to vote
0001111g to the latest glimpse of coo'
against it •, ono would think. Why ,.tl femiiftre Fn hint .
should Sniith, because by accident, lie
has money mem& to boy i case of tu(n1$nea theatp8111;c•tfuutmiof a delicately
whiskey, have all be wants to drink, 1 flavored chocolate vanilla is n neces-
and Jones because be by accident clan
only (11101(1 to buy glass at a time, r snip'• :and we may therefore conclude
be deprived of it? Does the pusses that the first introduction into"Europe
cion of the means render • Smith a of vanilla Por, commercial purposes
person' more worthy of trust than Antes back to About 1540.
Jones, aloes it render Smillilese likely
than
th x
whiskey ri n
tr l or r e
> of Y r
use uppers s
the tt air
E , neve n
Co obesey Y ray shoe p
.e cler h. does one.
whosep5wi of n nitscrochet
render. her ,one eta wishes nn.en • uppers Ste centirely ofiInce; for outdoor
taut .tip
w
cL when to
\\7
C state lck.t 9
beening' wenr the
xis she
nc oto
shallow ' s , g
, S have regard, � 1 s
he e
thislt a,11e
' ne
" At
:L m
'colt
h S
as brand131111 t e and an insult to all as an infamy ; al of suede kit? snrtnountecl by lace.
those, who do not happen to possess
a certain amount of nl0110y. 11 it. is Kitchen Kinks. `
5 for Jones to boy a glass, it is k. in a cloth
14 tut
>G more wrongfor Smith to buy ' If cheese is Wrappedneither
a tittle.
abnttJa ; on the: ussittnptioll that one 'moistened with vinegar.it, will e
dry nor mold.
Cantelon, if elected this
year,be out for the Warden-
s the County.
Where Vanilla Came'From.
The history of rauHla is closely as-
sociatewrvSralnill to came with coa nd Uco-
cocoa to
late
these
three highly
y
Europe. In fact,
important products usts
of New S
P
uin were'introduced into Europe by Snaniards.
1913
Financial Statement
of the Town of elinton
Clinton, Dec. 16th, 1913
To the Mayor anal Connell
GENTLEMEN: -1 submit herewith a statement of the
Finances of the Town of Clinton, from Dec. 1 5111, 1912 to
December 16th, 1913.
D. L. MACPHERSON, Treasurer
ARE YOU VERY BUSY ?
inthe papers
d
you teaP
whileP
little Every 1
E y Y
that so many persons have died from Con -
ion
sntn t
P
Itis all very far-off and 'natter of fact
and possibly it scarcely arrests your atten-
tion. •
Do you ever : realize that each One of
allose ' lcases"—mere items in an official
record -is a 1,litek tragedy to somebody,
that behind' each one of them lies long,
hopeless days of pain, feverish nights of
desp air, lifetime plans that crus be laid
pair,
away, grinding IovertY+ perhaps a wife to',
fight her own way afterwards or, children
who know hunger now that the fattier is
Receipts Front
1912, toLe3s12
Arrears of Taxes, M, Rayso
Estate
Taxes, 1911 Account
Cemetery Account,
L
ots
perpetuity
Care of Lots in perp Y
Work
tin
•m a
O ton
Transferred from
Motor Car Co, payment •
Property Account, Rattenbury
Street drain
assessment Ent' ....
Stock Scales
Market Scales
Hall rent
License Account, Medicine Co.
Livery
Fines Account S 3 Andrews
P. M
Account, •••eco
•�r A
• Labor Statute
Wheatley, collector
Inton
erest
Car Account,
Intereston
mortgage
Water Connnissioners, on Ac-
count of revenue
RAISING FALL LITTERS.
With Right Care They May Be Made
Very Profitable.
A subscriber of the Iowa homestead
whose attitude: is favorable to tbe
practice of raising fall pies writes as
follows;: mote
1 (Ind that 1 make as much y
from my fall litters. SS 1 do from the
spring litters; and now is the tithe of '
year to be thinking of the fall litters.
he
Sows must be bred early enough 4n,
summer so that they will not go puto
winter before the rage are farrowed.
Winter pigs should have the same care •
as fall pigs, of course, bat they de not
have tbe advantage of tbe fall pasture
r to
this I do not think winter pigs are as
glietosseQet404, 8110aeO•4109411. .pro6taU10 to Y•ttiss AS are sjpring, s
or forage as 810 earlier pigs Owtn6
® met of fan {gigs•
I -1A T e The greatest disadvantage I have
41
aever o .g do not
a 1 sof any age
�do wall if enix,oenea to Meer. ie tl
• Give Courses in all business- !1r
®' subjects.leadii0g to positions 'd
® as Bookkeeper8 or Stemogra- •
co hers, and for Civil Service a
gand Commercial Specialists' (141
p 'examinations. These Schools o
✓ i(elude the C'entr'al Business
2" City rainch, Schools., ,f"' n
6' dielate May enter any tithe for 0
itthese courses,' N0 vaea`tien, e7
; Wtite•`for' catalogue. to
to W. 1 .. S1,IAW'V, presidemlt, 393 fa
e s35„Yonge St., Toronto.
4/011119w0e(60 i41!®004100!e®M!1!
fund to fall or Winter pigs is
the quarters, Pigs
SCHOOLS
n"
r
:ta with"itu,
• Colleges of Toro�n , ,p
gnnn, Just suppose it were,. your'; tragedy.
Suppose it •were your father, your mother,.
your brother, sister, husband, wife, your
child, or perhaps your sweetheart, and you
with the hospital doors shut in your face,
wringing your hands in utter helplessness'
while the crowds hurry by, engrossed in
their own ahhirs. d and YOU
But no! You are in that crow
don't hear' either because you are busy.
But wouldn't you give—and gladly—if
you knew that what meant so little to you
would go far to bring back.the glow to
somebody's wan Face or the laughter to
somebody's lips?, the one you
Just sit down end think of
love best in the world. Then say "If she
lay there--" or "If he lay there--"
and see how it sounds. What would
come of all your plans and your busy days
'vPood°s Phosphodinii
The Great .English Bon call.
'Jonas and invigorates the who
1i8 • oidveins,'' 00418asnNervouBloos
Debilit7l Menlai:and Brain Wort*. Despon-
deaeu, LOSS of Bo
2alpilOIiO)ce 91 per of tho
Heart, 'Pailang'.
for s85, ,f Oda will pleeee, Dix, pill core Sold by all
druggists or mailed in ptntn' eke. on receipt of
price. Wear 1pan1P1.let trailed' free. THE W000
MEDICINE C0•,TORONTO, ON?. (rorootl(Windsor.)
bottle equals 14 drinks. i u un/Ler the
We object to prohibit n
guise of Scott Act,' because it drives
drinking alcoholic beverages out of
the hotel into 1110 home. The re's no
getting oat of it. This 'atilt is an in
controvertible fact, it reruovea
cirielciug from the hotel to the:tome t '
One would mink that altttho.e deo { 'omen s
"Save the BetWeeM 1i ■■
people who are sh.outhtgh 5
would. shrink with horror from
boy" :
t
Y
that,
t
li
ll'1
• t L
e' rata
the bare idea of lain„ Y b Health or Suffering
would introduce 1N AN -k DEGREE, 1
For eleven years now the Muskoka Free
Hospital for Consumptives has -cared for
those whom others love host, and hundreds,.
of 'thein have gone home again well and
happy. It keeps its doors open because a
few busy people like you stop for ,'a moment
and remember, this Christ -
Are you going to remember
nras ?
Don't putit'off. Use the attached form
in sending your contribution,
/,,1"4,(11 117sslcolca .Free Boo
-
5.00
833( 010conlinnaitl
t waving 'worts .5 gladly e,Ecl880
Z/FC.S11111 of y$
Name .
q 5.00 wilt Provide maintonance for a week.
20,00 will to for four Weeks.
2,;O,tlO Will endow abed for a yiear,
513106 the 130881'(1 Sugffi a, 7lerntt0018016
ONO, Ishotald.ttlso like to 8,absc,.00
• �::.. ,. . negister 701/.neleo hccord-
Bonnie 11ntlon5may be pant to W. J. 0537 11ot5., s4 PmaltO;
,AYH, Torolltai b, WSE.S>nnb5r s a.•Trei,a:Noti0nal Sant.
balani' 500.11atlon, 317 1,1111. St W., iioronto.
After the soles of your stockings are
worn out cut, the feet off and use the
legs to protect your sleeves while busy
in the kitchen. It will save loth of un-
necessary washing•
drinking in the, home, where the
boys and the girls are supposed to
live!' A .man can go into a hotel
and drink and his children never sae it
or neve''know it. But, how long will
it be, befoee both boys SAW, girls will
know he clrioks it in the house, mud
possibly sample it for themselves if it
be kept in the home? Anel kept it
L
will be as sect: es the stn shines. For
p
one trioti, luaonttiovEi 1ib10 mot, as pro
11Lb1tniy legislation wcz•e,ses, -o does
the rlrtinnftictnrc and naturally the
consumption or spirituous driai8 in
It 19e.
We object - to prohibition on' the
gi mind of theabsolute folly of at
1001(81)115 to prohibit the use of what
the law sanett(lns the irt•Ltiufiactnre,
sale and ilupaitatioi of. 11 one
BUSINESS AND
)SHORTHAND
Subsets taught by he pert instructors
at
•- Y; M. C. A, BLDG„ '
LO] MDON. O144L
Students assisted to positions. College
in session from Sept. 211(1, Catalogue
free. Enter any time.
J.tR..Westetaelt J. W. Westervelt,
Jr.
t t i.
Prtnttpat Cbartereaecou 8a
17 Vfoe-Pnnolpal.
The main reason why so many
women suffer greatly at times
is because of a run-down con-
dition. Debility, poor circula-
tion show in headaches, lan-
guor, nervousness and worry.
200 00
17 50
8 00
25 (10
95
8(i
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30 , U
00
20 00
8 lis
19 10
49 00
3 00
20 00
4 00.
003r
Co.,' 135 00
161 00
y
Expenditures krona Dec. 15th
1912, to Dee. 31st, 1912.
Macadam Roads Account....$ 77 71
Public Scnool Account, Bal-
ance grant
Waterworks Debentures, In99
teres( 1291 90
00
County Rate
E Redemption Ar-
Deb
ea
tar P
Local Improvement
Loc
count, P
co
,
o,'
212
_:3
ant
ores
paid
Deb
O;inton Thresher Co„ Bonds,G77 12
Coupons and expenses
Sinking Fund, Balance annual 945 44
'appropriation 63 34
Street Account 27 35
2
Property Account 31 C5
Cemetery A,..lount
Postage and Stationery Ac- 20 69
Ac-
count co
85
Account
11
Printing
AL 20 25
Printing Acennnt ,
D. E. Closet Account. .,.• 51 25
Salaries Account 27 70
Election Account 20 50
I ncidental Account 104 50
Fire and Water Account' 4 25
Board of Health Account 125
Law Costs Account 2 GO
Electric Light Account • 121 00
Street Watering Accounts 67 60
Water Com. for water
-Public Library Account, Bal-
ance grant 22 20
Tax Refunds Account2 35
Interest account . .
$114360
Receipts Froin Jan. 1st, 1913.
to
Dec. 15th, 1913,
Balance from 1012 .. 20545
1
Arrears of Taxes 132 25
Bills Payable, Borrowed from
1t500 00
Molsons Bank '
Cemetery Account, Sale of 92 00
Lots -
Work 351 00
Cale of Lots in perpetuity .•255 000
W•Ltei•works Deb., sold to
Sinking Ftrnd, principal .... 1000 00
Accrued lnterest 24 72
Hydro Electric ;Deb,, Sold to
Spitzer, Rorick & Co. Erin••22` 0
cipal 750 '
Accrued Interest
Incidental Account, G. M
Chamber, B ythuse of
Stone Crusher •
T110 sold.....................'...• .••.
Goderich 1 cost re-
pairing culvert... . ....
Express Co„ Refund
Co. Huron, Re Ellen Mullaney
Interest, Molsons Bank, Cur-
rent Account
Clinton Knitting Co„ To pay 451 3
debenture., o
License Account 289 5
Magistrates Fines . 30
Property Account, Stock
P
$ (562 413
txpeuditures Front Jan. 1st, 1913
r
ttI 1913.
iJ
t
0
Dad. ,
27 65
Board o Health =..: ,:.
Bills Payable, Loans paid ....11500 00
468 14
Cemetery Account - 13 96
Charity Accouut
Consolidated Debt I;lebentures 525 00
Interest 2525 00
Collegiate Institute
Celebration Fund, Paid R100 00
Trench
W. Doherty & Co., Loan De
tentures,Interest 875 00
Debenture Redemption Acct576 56
Dry Earth Closet Account 555 00
0 ) llectrie L ight Aocount, Street
1381 00
�I
3, ire and
Fire and Water Account...—. 392 10
Grants Account, Stock Show
School Celebration, Child-
ren's
hild-
n'sAid Society,. Sick Child-
ren's Hospital, Citizens' 03,2 00
Band
7 Transterred to niydro=EIectricu2750 OU
90 L, & P. Aocount 212 J1
Incidental Account 158 90
Insurance 150.90
Interest Account.•..•..... .... .
3 License Account, 13, Borbridg 150 00
0 , license refunded •• • • . . • • • • t
Improvement, Cement
55 Local Imp r 7 80 %3$
sidewalks ... .,.. .i0/ r,;
Macadam Road Debentures es.
80 Interest .. .... 6.40 00,'"x)
50 Int , 617 415 -
50 Property Account :. 30 61
Postage 8s Stationery . r:
la4
81
75' Printing :,, 5326 '70
25 Public Schaal......., "
Park 29' 24
5U EIL -
en Slaking ,Fund Interest de-
o°
e 155 i0
posited•
•
Ob Ss : ......•,.., 14:95 •la
UO1,4220
Ste7415 11)
Street Watering : , .... ,y, 7.
Clinton Thresher Uo1.,b G
.ln- '
'Waterworks Debentures,27)2 50
teres(
Water Commissioners, Pro -
Balance
of Debenture sold • 1000 00
$ 57851 42 -
Balance on: hand 3-00 J3
$ 00060 .35
22 (I0
5 30
3 50
9
9'.
30 26
E
EC S
PILLS.
A Medlelno In the World)
(The LargeetSela of 9y
are the safest, surest, most
convenient and most economi-
cal remedy. They clear the
system of poisons, purify the
blood, relieve suffering and
ensure such good health and
strength that all the bodily
organ swork natiurally 2,ndprop-
'erly. In •actions, feelings and
looks, thousands of women have
proved that Beecham's Pills
Make All
e
n
ce®�
ffre
'The
Sold'.evcry,vhera. 111 boxes, 25 °antd:
omen�.W118 find 1118 direottbps )vltl every- box
w• veryvoluobte.
Market Scales 173
Hail Rent' ,... ,.......'.... 227
Public School,
Gov
ernnent gin326
rent -27
Perk
Sinking Vend, Interest 4$8
Street Watering Oollections • 338303
Taxes, 1912 Roll 33938
Taxes, 1913 Roll
$66060 35
11i , John Sutter 117a5 111 Stratford
on Saturday as rep4egFative of
the Clinton hockey Club, in the ar-
ranging ihgforthe games in this dis-
.
tric!t. The .schedule le given ion
another page,
a�s�a�onrira,re
Mr. and Mrs'. FJjed Tuieier (nee
IY
Ties 'Feb•nlee Alvin) areivecl • back
from 'the West last week and 1018)
guest's at the tattler's home at thew
.• .x;'�m,
Ontario S't, Parsonage, -