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The Clinton News Record, 1912-03-21, Page 5aill111111•111111111111M11011111111.11111111111MIIIIIIMIN IThousands of ambitiOns young people aro being intitructal La ttloir homes br Iour Howe Study Dept. You may IlniAz ' at ColIogo if you desire. Pay whou• ever you wish. Thirty Years° Exper. . tome. Largest trainers ip sOnnada. Enter naY day. Positions guarsuceed. If you wish to nave hoard- and /earn wteite you earn, write for particulars.. I Home Studgi • NO VACATION CLINTON BUSINESS..coLLea CEO. SPOTTON, PFtcSIDENT getEgiani=121011 Varch Blth, 1912 cOderich. - About' eighty dollars ;Wee reag'63.1. iot the hospital at, the "'benefit Bight" giten, at tact rink last week. 'The W. C. 'I'. U. held a mStasant so- cial evening at Temperande hall one ',Peening last week. 'The members of the Women's testi- \tete aver° entertained very pleasantly et the home of Captain and, Mrs Trethewey on Tuesday evening of last A, lad named Cameron Yele - was ;very seriously injured by !Sunning Seto a post while coasting on Harbor MC Ole other day. 'Anniversary services will be held COW1CCtiOn with North street dutch neat Sunday. , ,pastor Brown will preaclitand the choir vill furnish -tatecial music .Knox church W. F. M. S. quilted ireirteen quilts at a recent nmetieg, of rale society. General Freight Agent Savage and other officials of the 0, P. R, were in town -last • weals looking over the ,ground for. the rev feeigha sheds. • Miss S. M. Beattie, who. has been spending the winter in St. Thomas, Sias rellarned to her home on the Bay - acid 'Road, ' ,Mrs. John McGowan of 'Toroutca is • visiting the Misses Barrie. • Mrs. (Dr.) Cellins of Edntonton, has been visiting her parents, Dr and Mrs, Whitely, Mrs. Fred. Brophey, who has been •arsiting friends in Seaforth and God- lert last week to join her lassband an Winnipeg... •Mr. 11. J. Monis attended the Grand Lodge of the' A. 0. U. W. in Toronto the beginning of this, week. Mr. J. .Sharp, ledger -keeper of the Bank of Commerce-, has been trana- lotted to St. Thomas and .is succeed- issl, here by Mr. V. G. Buchanan. of Guelph. Mr. Robert McLean and his son, Wesley, let last week wilt a carload of herses for Saskatoon, Sask. Ma Fred. Davis sent a shipment of aorses to his Alberta farm last week and will follow shortly to look after .the farm. , The auto owners in town have lortned tliernselves into a club to , be known as ("The Goderich Motor . Club." •'14r. N. C. Cameron, who has been /0! Id businese.here for some years, has •decided to leave lot Toronto about the end of the month. • Miss Florence Wooten of the Hum Road, while sleighridiag on the Mahe - /and rtver, bank one day xecentty col- lided with a post and broke her log. Miss Clara Jean Bissett, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bis - tett of East street, was married In _Edmonton recently to Mr. Albert Johnston, son of the late John John- ston, also of town. The young cou- 'plc will reside at Mirror, Alta. Spring sittings) of the High Court of Justice will be held in Goderich ou Tuasslay next Judge Britton will preside. ,Dungannon Assessor Cameron, of Ashfield, was Id the village last week, Mr, and Mrs. E. N. Garrison are visiting at' the home of the. latter'. parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Dice 11111, prior to their departure 'lo theer 'home in the west, Howard Derain, or Saskatoon, is eashang relatives and friends in Dungannon and vicinity. Mrs. Dreanea has sold her proPerga .at Cransford to Wm. Steele and is moving to Dungannon, where she has xented Mrs. W. J. Smith's house, Geo. Bradford disposed of his Jer- sey COWS at good prices. One cow ,a.nd calf brought $95 and, another sow' $88. • There are now over three .-hundred 'phones on the Godenich Rural Tele- phone Co.'s system. and others are being installed every week, Will Elliott, formerly of Du*annon, is in the hospital at New Liskeard, where be recently underweet an op- eration. Miss Iza Nevha, of Goclerich, CIMD out last week to keep house: for her lather. Miss Luella Bellamy has taken a posintion in . the telephone office. Fred Rottleson has sold his farm adjoining the cemetery • to Peter Ben - Inger, of Riverdale, Bruce county. lie bast also disposed of his butcher bus - :loess to the sarne gentleman, who is now in charge. It is expeeted that Mr. Gomel, who is al present attendind. Knox College, Toronto will • be iralucted into the' eharge of the Dungannon arad Port A a bort churches about Easter, Mrs. John Saunders, of Mafeking, is• visiting at the home of , Mr. end Mrs.' James Whyard. Jack Ryan, who purchased Mr. Bradford's house and carriage, na0P, is moving into his new homei • and Chas. Thompson is moving into Mrs. H1 Glenn's house vacated by •Mr. RY•ao• - Mr. and Mrs. George 13radford and family are moving to Efodenah, wlmre theY have rented Mrs, Ed- ward's 'house af Keays street, They have lived in Dungannon 'roe the past eight or nine',: "ears. s . Robert *Moore ater J. :Moen - aro busy cutting logs In Win. Yieuifas bush and hauling them to ,,he „Rate, where they will be sut iute firewor when the sleighing is gone. S. E. Sanderson has bald is a tiara on the gravel road to Andrew Risks The property includes the old Taylor farm adjoining, Mr. Kirke has sold his farm to Fred Culbert, who had the Frank Dunbar farm 'rented. The Dunbar farm has been Sold, to Ma 911torrIpson, of St. Marye or attar - lord vicinity. , On Wednesday of last week J. B. Young, of tie 5th concession of West Wawanosh, was united in marriage Id Miss Emma Souch, at the home of the bride's parents. Morris town-. ship. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr, Cook, al Bluevale, %The young couple arrived home last week and have taken up their resideisen on lar. 'Youngti fatme east of the vil- Clinton News -Record Dungannon The result of the vote on church union In Erskine Presbyterian caurch was announced on Sunday week as follow •Elderserfor 2, 'against 1 ; members—for , 34, ageinst 38.1; adher- ents—for 13, against 7—a total, am- jerity of three in favor 'of union, About, thirty ot these earltled' to vote did' not do so. Some .of the ballots have not yet been handed in by mem- bers 41 0ie Methodist congregation, George Begley, who has decided to move to Ilamilton, where his son Will is living, sold Inc properly , On Albert street last week to Wm, ,Shackleton, of • Creave vietaStty. There are five acres in the lot on whieli there are an excelent house and sta- ble and an exceptionally fine orchard 11; 19 said that Mr. Shackleton hats dis- poged, of his farm to his son Matt, and that the latter has sold his farm ,to John Glazier. H. McGregor was tranferred last week Oa 'the Toronto office of the Sterling Bank, his place isa the bank here being taken by Mr. Jackson, Bayfield. • Se aforth Mrs. AI:Mason and son of Detroit have been visiting Mra. M. C. Ches- ney. , Mr. and_Mrs. Maidenburg of New York have been in town visiting at elm home of the formor's brother, Mr. J. Maidenburg. 'Mrs. Hiller and son, Master Rob- ert, of Grimsby have been visiting Mrs. Frank ,Best. • Mr. RusselltSmat, who has con- ducted a 'seed store for some time has moved out to his -father' a farm in Tuckersmith. The store will be conducted under the fine name of Sproat and Company. Mr. Thomas Stephens intends to er- ect a new hotel stable, to be of cement to replace the one des- troyed by •tire recently. 'Mr. %Velem- burg of Mttchell has taken the con- tract. , Mr. John Halliday, who has teen viniting friends in this vicinity for' a couple ot months, left this week for his home at Fillmore, ;ease, Mrs. James Robertson, who has been visiting her father, Mr. James Campbell of Constance, and friends in this vicinity, has returned to her home at Kinistino, Sask. Rev. A. W. McIntosh or Saskatoon, Sask., who has been visiting his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. George McIntosh ot McKillop, has received,a call to be- come pastor of John 'street Presby- terian church, Hamilton. Miss Clark of the' Collegiate start has resigned, the change" to go into effect at Eater, Miss Clark will take a position oa the teaching . staff of the Fergus Collesdate. Live Stock Market. Toronto, March 18tra.--The reeeipts at the Union Stock Yards today were 87 oars, witb 1672 cattle., 44 calve, 294 hogs aad 94 sheep and lambs. Trade was fair and the market sttong for the general 'tun of good; medium butcher cattle. Prices in this class held good and steady with last week. For the heavier class of cattle pieces barely beld their own and were if _anything a little easier thau last week, • It may have been that the quatity of the heavy cattle was not quite up to that of last. While a week ago several choice loads tapped the mar- ket at $7.25 tbe highest mark today was $7-05, Choice butchers sold equal to the choice at $5.50 to $6.80, good to best expert at abed $7, and medium choice at $5.50 to $6.80, good to choice cows firm at $5 to $5.60,bulls steady at $4.25 to $5,50. Mach cows dull and very few want- ed., . Lambs steady to firzn at $6.50 to $8. Ewes firm at $4.50 to $5.;50. , Hogs, market very firm and Miami cents Weber, at $7.50 fed arid water- ed and $7.15 f. o. b. . EVERY IIOME A COLLEGE. By means ; of the excellent Homo Study Departinelit connected, with the Spotton Business 'Colleges, thousands of young People are learning while they earn. Many . study entirely at home and othors 'study partly at home and finishat the Business 0o1 age. This chain of colleges 'with tei Home Study Departmeat train overt two thousand young Canadians ant nually. Its graduates are to be found in leading positions throughout Cana- da and tie United States. Any young peeson who is desirous Of, bettering their condition shotild write today to the nearest Sp'otton. 13aeineas Col - tags 'Mesa collegearo sStuated at 'Clintoe, Winghain, Walkerton,' London Peterboro and Oiangeville, and bate been eilablithed during the past teat- ty years. ' , THE, MARCH 1100i AND GUN. • "An Expeelence Oft the Coast • of Ncev-foundleed Hunting the Ilea: Seal" opensathe March issue of Rod and Gun in Canada, published by W J. Taylor Limited, Woodstock, Oat and the interest of this article is a 01. the 'interest of those that follow, which include articles descriptive of outdoor life from the Attantas te the Pacifie ' .. • Among these is the arst of a series of ar- facies on the Culture of Black and. Silver Foxes which should prove of value to the many seeking ptactical information on this subject. A Lea feature Gilt eriontli is the ereation of a Game Conservation Department ed- ited by Mr. Frank Ilyde„ wherein matters pertaining to •the subject of gains; conservation will be freely die - cussed, As this subject is a live one at the present timo ascii is lik- ely th be for some time to come, or mail the improved laws for which good sportsmen are agitating have ,bech enacted, this department Mimed prove of exceptional interest. NYinghaut. Mr. John Cunnineham, Wife 'of the manager of the Western Fomulry, dropped dead at ber horn e the other evening The caese of death was heart disease. She was preparingsupper at the time and was ' apparently in good health. • William Haines, a student of the IIigh School, eights -en years of age, was presented wrth the medal of' the Royal Humane Society last Friday evening •for saving Earl Johns from drowning while, skating on 'Christ mac Day. • Mayor Spotton was chairrimii an' he medal was presentedby Mr. A H, Muegrove, the populat tepreseeta rive 01 North Huron to the; Provaactal Legielature. ' Our .citizens wete ranch surprised the other afternoon to see a large building being drawn down Main street by nine teem of horses. The buitaieg was formerly used, as ware - rooms by the Wingbam 04 Company and has recentay been -purchased by Mr. La Lotti, Who was having it te- movest•10 the other end of the town: Mr. David Pocock has removed to the farM which he recently purchased h Mr. A. H. Wilfordhas purchased .a new auto for use in his business. Miss Lizzie Plenty has accepted a posStion in the Eleatic Light Supply depar thien t. Messrs. Geotge and John James have gene to the INVS'dl. They shipped a carload of settlere' effects, includ-• ng a flambee' of horses, last week. , R. Gerry Willis has retureled from Toronto wnere he was attending tie Conservatory of Music'. • • Dr. Price has decided to move ta ,Orangeville where he will engage in practice. Mrs. G. Is. Annett of Caro, Ont. has been visiting her sister, Mrs. G. Victor Collins. Mrs. Elmer Moore and two daugh- ters, who have been visiting friends hereabouts for some time, have re - timed to their home in Saskatson., The County Medical ;Assoeiation, held its semi-annual emerging M Vingham last week with a pretty full attendance of the M. It's. There was a banquet, of course, and as it was the first time the Association met; in Wingham it took the form of a com- plimentary, banquet to Dr. Titmice, who is fte longest continuous practi- cioner in the counay„ haviteg practised Id this town for over forty years. Morris Township • Aliss Carrie Jacksson has accepted a position as milli:net Idi Dresden anal Miss Maude Jackson has goile to Blyth to spend the millinery season her. A few weeks ago R. B. Alcock had 'ho misfortune to fall' and have three Ms broken. Mr. Healy of Toronto visited at the 10111C of Mr. James Spelt recently. Wihile Vancamps of the 5111 line has been ill with bronchitis. Chief of Police George Calbiek of Cobalt was bore last week making a all an relatives and friends. Robert Nichol is able, to be about again. Mrs. R. 13. Calbick of the 6th kine las been mete ill for the past month but is now improving. , Miss Cora Spic and her friend, Miss Jessie Lambe of HarrMton, were asitors at the home ai Mr. and Mrs,. James Spelt recently, On Monday week James M. McCall, vim has been at home for the past tree months, left for Calgary where id has a position. Fits' brother Har- old 19 also 111 that city. ' Mr. and Mrs. AL M. Cardiff, who vete visiting relatives here, have left or Hanley, Sask. Miss Edna Watson who spent the winter at the parental home, has re- turned to Medicine Hat where she has a position in the telephene Central. Grey Township Mrs. James Hanna and children, who have beea viaiting here with her sister, •Mrs. J. Denman, for the pant three months have returned to theft home. at Erskine, Alberta. Miss McArthur, (nurse) was renew - 'ng old telandship at Galt for sever- al days. Mrs. Ia. Tyertnan was visiting,with ler daughter, ,Mrs. Hutchinson, in the South part of the township recently. Frank Davidson, of the Metropoli- tan Bank, Stoneville, has been ellioY- Mg a holiday with relatives and old friends in this locality, Miss Martha, daughter' el Mrs, Jno. G. Smith 8th con., has been' 111 with pleur,ky but is making a good re- covery, Last week Richard Mitatell, son and daughter left for their home at Kelfield, Sask., alter an enjoyable 1ml/clay visit with relattives and old' friends in this vieinity. W. Fowler, who is a brother-in- law to R. .1„ Hoover, '9th coll.,' • and has spent tbe winter tin Ontario, has returned to Edmonton, accompanied by his son,r Frank. Mrs. Fowler and Edna and Melvin_ will prolong theie stay tor a few weelm yet. Mr. and Mrs. Davidion, Mrs.' 0. rt. Bennett and Will Davidson attended inte funeral of, the late Mrs. Relit, Davidson of Toronto, wide& took place at Scatlioro last week, • Mr. 'Wallets Woods, wile spent the past few years in the „west, and who, with ails wife has been visiting in Geis locality for several months, hais de- cided to remaitt , and has ' purcba,sed the hundred -acre- farni and steels of Mr, John Ctirk of the Ith clan, of this township and talsos 'possession at onee. He paid about $7,000 for the; property and has a good farm ••and comfortable home. On ,Friday morning week Mrs. Jas. Hamilton, a well lasown resident of McKillop, died quite suddenly at the home of her daughter, Mrs, John Bolger, where she and her tausband were npending the winter. • /qrs. Pernilton was in hex 75th year and was a natiere of the Count/ ot Leeds. She wee married to her now bereft inieband a half century ago. BI�th Mt. and Mrs. Olin Hooper have take CR possession of then new residence on, Station street. ;11 was purchased for $2500 trcrin „Mr. E, • Fear and is a comfortable -and cosy home which Gm many friends of the wiirthy young eouale "hope they may long aed happily enjoy. Rev. J. L. Small and Mrs. Small were in:Moncton on Thursday Iziet assisting in an entertainment given in the Presbyterian church. ellere. The Odffiellows' degree team wen* to Wingbam on Thureclay evening of last week Ind demonstrated the in- itiary and second 'degrees to the members of the Wingliam Ridge. It is only justice to say that? our Three Linkers do theta work woll. Rev. W. • Kettlewell, one of the Field Secretaries of the Doininson Akance,, was 'in B yth last week con- sulting with the local Temperazibe workers in regard to a campaign in the vilrage and community at the next municipal election, Mr. Leeas of Burford addressed meeting in the interests of fruit cul- ture last' week, the gathering • being held in Indusery hall. Mr. Lewis dealt with the adaptibitity of West- ern Ontario for apple growing and its great possibilities along that tine. He thee' went an to show- that spray- ing is one Of the great essentials of orchard' c,ulture, emphasieing the ben- ent derived by orchards that are 'sprayed at the proper time, with the proper materials. Arr. Merl Robinson, who, has been on the staft of the Bank of Hamilton here 'for nearly three years'and has worked up froin junior Po teller, has becn transferred to Ripley. The, friends „of Harry Bell, son of Mr. Wan. Bell, will be pleased to hear of his success. Be has, aeen running the Claresholla hotel, Mit has sold' :it for $30,000. The roads Inc in bad' condition and consequently there le very little driv- ing. Hensall Miss Hattie AkQueon has been visi- ting in Waterloo. Mrs, Hardy Anderson and children, who have been visiting her brother, Mr. A. Whiteside' and wife left for their home at Camshaft', Sask., last week. H. King left last week for Ingersoll to enter upon his daitSes as staton agent there. Mr. and Mrs. Seeds ot Vermillion, Albert spent a few days recently with relatives here. Miss Lily Youngbulttleft on Tuesday week for Stratford to enter upon ' a couree of training as nurse. Miss Mabel Turner of itrucefield vis - Mid Henson friends recently. Dr. Melawen of Galt has been spending a few days at his home here. Marriages TEBBUTT--PERDUE—A t the Ont- ario street parsonage, Clinton, on March 16th, by Rms. T. Wesley Cosens, Kate Eleanor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Petclue, to Oscar Ernest Tebbutt, all of God- erich township, ROSS—DALE—At the manse, Sea - forth, on March 201h, by Rev. Mr, Larkin, Marionette, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Dale of Iliallatt, to Wm. J. ROSS McK-illop. JOHNSTON—BISSETT.—At Edmon- ton, 'Alta., on March atat, by Rev. Dr. MacQacen, 'Clara Jean, eldest daughter' of Alt. and Mrs. Pis - sett, Goderich lo Albert Johnston of Goderich, Births HUDIE—In Gocierich -township on Match to Mr. arid Mrs. Geo, Hudie, a slaughter. WELSH—In Goderieh township on March 1st, to Mr, and Mrs. Arth- ur A, Welsh, a daughter. BAIRD.—At 901 --10th Ave. W., Van- couver B. C., on March 14011, the wife ei W. J. Beard, M. A. , L. L. (hee Mary C.' Lough of dlinton, Ont.,) of a son. BLACK. --Di Tueicersmith, on March 12th, to air. and Mrs, W. Blaek, a son, FAUST—.In Zurich on March 5th, to Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Faust a son, . Haillett on March 6th5 to Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Mc- Michael, a daughter. REDMOND—In Winigham, March 12th, to Dr, and Mrs. Redmond, a dau- ghter. GAGE—In Cloderich, on March 5tla to Mn, and Mrs. Bert Gage, a • son, Deaths DOWDING—In Clinton on jcianels 190, Mrs. C. E. Dowding. EVANS—In Clinton on Match 17th, Louisa Cole, relict ot Henry Al- exander Evans, 1'IABEIIE1I—Ab Victoria Hospital • London, on Friday March, 8th, Arts. Jacob 1 -laborer, of Zurich, . aged 50 yeaus. , • YIJNGBLUT.—In Goderich, oa Match 9th, Susan Mary Creech, wife Of Jacob yungblut, its her 251,1t year. RUSK.—In rGoderieh, on Marolt Ilth, Jane -Allen, widow of the late fames Rusk,' aged 75 years and 1 day. , "DUNBAR.—In Coclerich, on March • Otth, Frank Dunbar, AUCTIONT SALE OF A; CARLOAD of HorSes, Fililcs and Geldings from 2 to 5 years. ofd—Roadsters, Per- chetons, Clydesdales and Shires — will be held at tot 27, con. 11, tribbert s limainehip, on Saturday, IVIatch 30111. Terms, a months cre- dit on approved joint; notes. 6 per- cent. per aimaim discount for cash, --John" Chambers, , Chisellatest, „proprietor ; '1'. Camerot, • auction- eer. Phoee 19 sai 138, Seaforth. •aituomme Tim publis accounts of Manitoba show a surplus of $2,338,242. AUCTION SALE OF 31 COWS AND Young Cattle. --Holland & Connell have instrueted, the undersigued to sell -by public auction at the Hotel N'ormanelie stablet, Clinton, ,on Mon- day, March 2511iat 1 o'clock p, m. the following : 13 cows Inc in APril a cows due in May, 5 new milkers, 3 young farrow cews, 2 helifers ris- ing three years, 3 heifers rising two years, 6 young catos from ono to three weeks old. All (owe guar- anteed as usual. Terms, 5 months credit on approved joint notes or percent, per annura oft for cash. -- Holland & Coiiiiell, proprtptots ; T. Gundry, auctioneer. FOR SALE, A,PUJRE BRED Shorthorn Bull eight •montbs old, dark roan, in color. Price moderate- -D. 0, Galbraith, Bayfield. —22-3 GROCERY BUSINESS FOR; SALE', —The undersigned wishing to en- gage in other business, orfers his Grocery business for sale.—H. Wiltse. —22 BARRED ROCK EGGS FOR SET - ting. • Utility stock. Good laying strain. My 34 hens laid 323 eggs in the extremely' cold weather of January this year and en in Feb - lemma Eggs, $1.00 per 13,, — H. Gould, High Street. —22-3 FOR- SALE — SEED PDTATOES, Greet, Mountain, one of the best* vat -fetes for tho market and a good yielder. Grown by thci Huron Pro- duce Company. Price $1.00 pet busbel for the next two weeks. Jame' Steep, next. to Ford and McLeod's store. 22 HOUSE TO RENT ON HURON ST. Six rooms, hard aod soft water in- side. Boaning fruit trees and garde • en. --Apply to John Snyder, Hume street. —22. POUND.—A HORSE BLANKET 0 Albert street. Can bp obtained at Tbe News -Record Office. AUCTION SALE OF COWS AN Young cattle at the Hotel Norman die stablat, Clinton, on or abou March 25th.—George Holland, TO RENT — EIGHT ROOMED house on Rattenbury street. water works arid soft water. In goo repain—Robert Welsh. —21 FOR SALE, THREE SHORTHORN Bulls, two weans and one red. From 'imported stock on both sides. All ready for sernice.—James Snell. —18, FOR SALE — SMALL, FRAME house, 18 x 30; four rooms, only up a short time and well finished, all pines To be removed,-- Fenwick Stewart, phone 5 on 147,, Stinley, Clinton P, 0. —19 FOR SALE.—A GENERAL STORE with Postoffice and Rural Telephone in connection. For further partic- ulars apply to The News-Reeord 12 - FOR SALE.—S. C, R. ISLAND RED Eggs for hateleng.—$1.50 per set - 1 tine. These • are great Wentea -- Layers. Stock also for sale. J. Rice. —20— FOR SALE. --1 new Portland cutter, 1 new buggy and one used buggy in good repairs—Apply to C, H. Pugh, Mama —19-3 TILE FOR SALE—WE HAVE, A large stook of well sedsoned tile on hand in all sizes from 2a fka 10 inch, 12 ineh made to order. Also a large steak of good brick on hand. Yards a mile east of Egmondville. —Kruse Bros, Egmondville P. 0. Phone 9 oti 145, —18-3. HOW 4BOUT M1111111141.110E •HAVE YOU THE ORAN- GES MO LEMONS FOR YOURS YET' a DON'T FAIL, TO SEE OUR STOCK Oa' 'CHOICE ORAN- GES BEFORE ORDERING YOURS. SWEET ORANGES,' "SUN - KIST" NAVELS 20e TO 50c. BITTER' MARMALADE OR- ANGES 250 PER DOZEN. PHONE ORDERS CARE - PULLY FILLUD. • '43'2 Phone 111, BARR twearemenimmesommommoomeown I-1017SE FOR BA'LE—ON 111111011 'street, west, a deeirable remidence, well ,situated and in good repair. Nine rooms, •pautry, closets and • bath, • reeln. Good, cetaar wieh furnace, electric light, town water, good cistern, Stable, garden ancl lawn. Onerauarter acre of Seed. Ternte reasonable. --Apply on the preinises or to J. B Lindsay, Cain - ran P, 0- —22— CuS'a0111 SAWING WANTED.—AT rt. Trick's, I3ayfield Road, and at , Thos. 'Wallis' bush on the 4th con., Goderich Township. $3.00 per M. McEvran Bros., Bayfield. e-21-3 • FARM LABORERS ANIS DOIVIES- ties.—Those requiring Old Countr farm help or domestics should com municate with ole. -A Party ex pe;eted Out the Littr pant olaaarch • —Wm. Patterson,. •Immigration Agent, Auburn P. 0, Blyth Rura Telephone, • —21 FARM HELP AND DOMESTICS.— Those wishing farm help, ole., also girls as domestece apply either to MeQuilkin, Immigration Agent, or 11. D. Weeds, both of St. Helens P. 0. —16 LOGS WANTED AT THE FACTORY —All kinds of logs, Maple, Soft Ehn and Basswood preisitred. Higheeb prices paid.—The Doherty Piano & Organ Co. - 05 NOTICE — TRESPASSING FOR hunting or any other puntaise whatsoever on lots 12 and 13, con. 9, Hullett, Is hereby fonbidden. Trespassers will 15grosecuted.-- John Ilesselwood, Owner. —06 FARM FOR. SALE :—LOT 34, CON. 4, Goderich Township, containing 80 acres; all cleared five acres good beating Decherd. Good bank barn Well watered and well fen- ced. a mile from school,, three mil- es from Porter's Hill P. 0,, four miles from Bayfield.—For Further particulars apply to Wm. D. Harrison, Bayfield P. 0. —14 FARM FOR SALE—Lot north half 26, con, 12, Hullett, consisting of 50 acres. All seeded down except 10 acres. Smatt orchard. Frame house anti bank barn with stabling. On Gravel road 1 nine notta of Londesboro, mile from school. 'Apply on the premises or address' Richard Shaddiek, Londesboro P.O. —75 PROPERTY aOR SALE.—Ilardsvare 'Imainese for sale in Bayfield. Two- story building, store, workshop and dwelling combined, also stable 26 x 36. Three lots with orchard and small fruits. Terms eaasonable—Ap- ply 10 R. Reuatt, Bayfielti. —74 FARM FOR SALE—The Eaecutor of the Southcombe estate offers for sale 50 acres, being east half of lot, 28, eon. 6, Mullett. This is a firsItelass farm, well watered and improved and with good buildings. Also ite undersigned oilers for sale lot 29, con. 8, Hullete, consisting of 100 acres. These farms may be bought together or separately.— Apply to R. J. Southcombe, Clin- ton P. 0. —89 COME TO The 5, 10 and 15c Store The place where your money goes the. farthest, for your Small Wares. By buyang for cash we are enabled ba get the , lowest prices and are satisfied watt small profits and quiets returns. - 0 0 0 IC PROPRIETOR. FLOUR and .FEED We have Pilo best lines in blended and pure Manitoba flours. Order .a bag of "Myr- tle" flour, it is medium price ed and When once Pried Is it. sues winner. , Heavy stocks of Corn, Shorts, Low Grade Flour, Bran and Chopped Feed now on hand. Buy your Grass Seed and Clover from us. We have nothing but the best seed, put up in- seared bags. L SUITTER CO. Telephone 61 THE ELEVATOR COAL WOOD CEMENT YARDS Opposite the G. T. R. Station. All kinds af coal ore hand: CHESTNUT . pon COAL STOVE CANNEL COAL 'FURNACE COKE ARTHUR FORBES Phone 52 Suceessoso to Jas- Masoiltori- 'Ate oil a NeWs-Reeor 1 Fee the swell train of Canada the Grand Trunk coesaler '1,hat it le no- 3essary to aavia ,a"publicatiou describe leg the Internatioaal Lenitesi, fa accotdaece with the service aria mauiP- Inent, and have issued a dainty bo-. allure deserMtive of the train Melt., and the country timough 'which it Pas- ses. The booli is Printed on heavy, satin finished coated steels, enelosea in a four-page cover, printed in gold mid brawn, the °nazis book being . stippled to, gira it the artistic effect that was aimed at. able arain is the finest and fastest traSn in Canada,. and is known as the Railway Grey- hound of the Dominion, and. has be- come a household word along the line., ---4-.- ***41•••••••••••lisesiti10' 10 ow fp • •1.111\Aiii, COMFORT SOAP • • ° ---.. 5,• • •Will help you to do • : your house cleaning. • • • • '1 which is hard enough,at : • the best • . 0 . Why don't .you try * : some of our Labor Light- : 0 : eners? / • °A.S 10 • GOLD DUST •••••-, L'EAANMAlliNNtilKAA POWDER BON AMI • SOAP ()RIMS • 10 ko. 10 0 10 • ° • NO RUB , • • • • AND LOX,10 • •Then there is comfort • • soap for ten days we are • selling 6 bars for • COMFORT SOAP • • CANADA'S PRIDE • • AND CLINTON HOPE • • • • . • W. T. O'NEIL, • • • • "The Hub -Grocery." • • ••.••••••••••••••• OOOOO inter Special THE Path to Health, PARK ITE CLOSETS Parkyte Closets are perfectly san- itary and odorless and a comfortable system of inside closet. No plumbing necessary 810 to $30. Call arid see for jsourself. BYAM & SUTTER SANITARY PLUMBERS, =AR' .9 The eyes are avaae earners. iAttpthtnit shert of 'perfect vision thutln. liehen the earning powers. We perfect rots r sidht. Our diasscs ma an in. 1012=111745t1U0r n5;17" ,TT A. 3. GRIGG Scientific Jeweler and Optician CLINTON. ONT. TO THE PUBLIC HAVING BOUGHT THE WORKSHOP DEPARTMENT OP THE ROWLAND HARDWARE BUSINESS, WITH WHICH I HAVE BEEN -CONNECTED, FOR SEVERAL YEARS, I AU PRE- PARED TO RECEIVE ORDERS FOR THE HECLA FURNACES, PLUMBING, EVETROUGEIINGs PUTTING UP STOVES AND REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS, ALL OF 'WHICH WILL RECEIVE MY PROMPT ATTENTION. A CONTINUANCEOF THE PAT- 'RONAGE GIVEN THIS Dale PARTMENT IS RESPECTFUL- , LY REQUESTED. PROMPT ATTENTION WILL BE GIVEN TO ORDERS LEFT AT ROLAND'S' HARDWARE S'TO,RE, ,„ ,4„,0„ t T. 13/. JOHNSON