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NO VACATION
OLIN COLLEGE
CEO. SPOTTON, PRESIDENT
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Clinton News -Record
�l ptOint Model School Report`'
-F ret;:Davislon:-
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a miler. s ' .W Le,', 68' ' green ,
Seal r 1' P
.Ionaie ee, C r G8, ••,H.1rrleti Cente ob
'silk tor. Copp, Gertlo FiraUis es,
it rank I'ennabakor 66; . loyd Wilkie
, Chester' Johnstone'' 62, Allis to
ltaedSjger 62, Austin Martin 60•Ghat-:
'3� Cnteelon 60.,.-.
Juneors-Clintob Cook 02.
-Second Division.-
Seniors,. -total 220 -Percy Laski 189,,
e.Yyda Morrish . 182, Hone Cole -181,
1,Sldward Cleghorn lle, Mary Chidley
2750 Eienor ,Kemp 173,;''Erskine ;elv-
sas 172, Lois FIoimes 161,: Leona Ned -
.ger. 183, MMlildred. Cook 157, '
Juniors --Mansfield Cook. 154, 1Iat5le
Cfr8ig 152, Nellie Watkins 145. ,.
-M. i. Gridley, Teacher.
-Third Division:-
Seniors -Alice •Peokett 92 percent,
aryel; :Marshall 87, Leona Henn 82,
Trowhill 81„ Frank 'Smith 80,
Marion, G-ibbings 79, Sadie Walsh 73,
738ste Fio7tzhauei 7e, Leoba Harland
i9, ,Helen Forrester 69 Aileen Ar-
inlour 68, Agnes Fair 65.
Juniors -Harold .Mamisug 90, Mur-
ray ;'McNeil 73 , .George Evans 06,
eitarjorea Barge62, Sadie Nosebag 61,
Nettie Glazier 60, Leslie Huller' 59,
lelarl Cooper 57, Orville Murphy G7,
Cecil Peekitt 56; Fred" Grimes' 55.
-J. Wilson, -Teacher.
-Fourth Division.-
Sr, 3rd -Harry Lawrence 91 percent
Lyda Livermore 89, Ethel ,Wasman
28, George Middleton 88, Rob Sehrenlc
87•, Jessie Jackson 86, Bessie Har-
land 85, . Edith Jonens 86, Ernest Liv-
ermore 85, Edna West 85, Mary Tay-
lor' 82, Ernest Hall 82, Clete Dun -
ford 82,: Fanny Helyar 80, Edna Mr.-
Caughey 79, Fred Wallis: 79, Elsie
Graelis 78, Alex. Eagleson 78„ Wil-
frid Seeley 77.,
Jt. ,3rd=Eulalie Hill 87, Marian
:'iharews 86, Merret Neeiger 83, flora
Miller 80, Ruth Argent 78, Lawrence
el'est 77, Earl Crich 70, 'Jim Walker
iL
-L. Steveles, Teacher.
Fifth Division. -
Senior class, ',promoted front 2•a4
book to 3rd book, maximum 550, pass
350 -Willis Cooper 497, Beryl Cooper
196, Leighton Walker .,490,; Stewart
efeBrien '486, . Helen. Moss 480, 4gnes
Welker 473, Mildred Livermore 469,
Willie Bell 467, Annie Lawrence 467,
Ce. W. Barge 466,. Hattie Livermore
451, Evelyn Clufi 450, Josephine ),res-
bec'435, Francis Yesbco 41.9, Ambrose
eteaguire 405.
Jr. class -Alma blcCorvie 89, ',Alice
'I%luker 89, George Walker 88, Charlie
Cole 88,, George ,Shipley 87, Ce;11
Cooper 87, Earle ,Johnson 83, Bert
elloman 83, Helen`Crawford 82, Er-
nest Bradshaw 82, John Taylor 75,
Fred Pickett 72.
Coureice, Teacher.
Sixth Division>
Promoted to 2nd book, total 850,
pass 175 -Fergus Reynolds 292, Doc
o>wh5 Rorke' 285 Amy,,, 276
'Gordon Hall '.270, H'arey':Munro 202,.
Marjory Beaton 253, Dixie Fair 24.4,.
Sam McCreary 242, Harry Ball 236.
Willie Mulch 235, Lottie Judd 231,
jack Hamden 233, Etta Hardy 279,
Katie Ladd 227, Jabez Rands 226,
Bessie Murphy '224, Russel Bretton
198, Hugh Maguire 192,
Promoted to Sr. class, total' 400,
pass 200 -Macgregor Grant 340, Ken-
neth -Carter 333, Bessie Morrish 381,
Alex. Mo11ac 330; Katie Wylie 323,
George Carter 321, 'Agnes Reynoids
,300, Asa Bolton 299, Jean Erseine
298, Stewart Taylor 296, Joe Yesbee
273, Cecil Cook 281, Amos•',Oshaldes-
ten 261, Jessie McCreary 258, Amy
Gould 258, Stewart Macdonald 252,
Fed Elliott 251, John Yesbec 217,
Clharlio Fulford 225, Margaret hien-'
eel 202. •
-E. C. Tipledy, Teacher.
-Seventh Divastorn
Promoted from Div. 7 tee Div. 6,
.fetal 250, pass 140 -Leona Taylor
313, Daisy Nediger 212, lean Miller
207, Helen Grigg 205, Wilbur Bezzo
264, -Audrey Collyer 200„ Gladys Wait-
so 190, • Margaret Cree 186, ' Pearl
A,aid 178, Malcolm McTaggart 198,
Vary Argent 167, Henry Sloman 159,
.k.ifred Glazier 153, Donna Mulholland
148,, Willie Miller 141. r
'Promoted from the Primer to the
1st Reader in Div. 7th, total' 250--
, Gertrude Fowler 233, I,eila McCart-
ney 223 Harold Lawson Nisbet
Cook 201, Herbert Holtahaner
a Gordon Lawson 196, Hohn Rober' ou
196, Jesitio Irving 194, (Midge Mc-
Guire 186, Jessie Maguire 185, Percy
Livermore' 179, Luny' Levy 176, Geo,'
blennel 175, Douglas Tozer 174, Ruth
Evans 172, Lillian Judd 147, Mervin
leceves'.145, Douglas Ball 239, Laur-
ence Wheatley 134.
-M. Wiltsc, 'SglScher,
-Eigh'th.V ivlston.-
Prornoted to Div. 6th, oii:.rke olr
•tainbble 550 -Eleanor Mpi'aggart 317
Vinnie ' McMath 345, Ariica Hill "34 i,
elrank Santee '314,, Frank, Murch 311
Margaret Cleghorn 30.,..Ivy Flowers
.36, Roy Livermore 335, Switzer
C lraelis,334, Hilton Butt 327, Chadic
elook 326, Robert Middleton 824, Wal-
ter Oslbaldeston 323, Eddie • Wiitse
ee4, Roland Walker 302,• harry' Coch-
rane 295, Eliee Cooper. 283, Abbie
Carrick 278, Luella McCiincbey 211,
E?liver Murphy 231.
3rd class -Norman McNeil lee,
Audrey s McIntyre 121, Bert McGuire
117„ Kathleen leiverrnora:1'15, Kathe"
ine C4tant 115, Howard Gould 110,
Jack Btitton 119., Sadie Gibbs 110, .
2nd Class -Barry Combe •98, Violet
Huller 89, Eric Reid 89, Agnes Combo
43•.
-Minnie Ker, Teacher.
DangaiukoA
d .'most successful concert was Acid
lase Friday evennlg'•in the Agreed -
total Mall under the auspices of the
Dengahnon Public Library, when lIhe
;hall was 'neatly tilled:. "Cho concert
as produced by the inemhera of the
�t.
'Y. P. A. of St. Paul's Church,
who rendered appropriave ei,laa, duets
and other musicand reproduced tome
i, popular play "Scenes in a Resta.ir-
ta>bt," Mr, . Wm, Bailie. acted as
•• •cbafrman dad "tie ptoceede amounted
oderich
Mr, ` John' McLeod 'es in.•,ltiidlatid,
helping at up tho Midland queeiet'a=
dy for the opening oft navig:eieeii;
The Misses Barrio have gone to re-
side in Toronto.
'Mrs, 1'i. W. Metlak and daughter
lrave,.gone to'.Detrrltt where • tliey, in-
tend tie live iii future,
Mr. Charles D. Kidd', has tekoit a
position ' on the engineering stab 01`
the city of Westmetint, Quebec, ; aim I
left for that„ place last week.
Mrs. •George Sands and son, Wiilbur,
and daughter;. Edna have gone ° to
Whittle, Aita.,.'end May decide to lo-
cate titers,
Dr, -Strang„' J'. P.eine,' .I, 7E..
Torn` . Donald .Clark and Miss..:Sltar-
man attezided the annual meeting of
the Educational Association is For -
onto last week.
Mrs. ,J. A. Hawkiins shipped a car-
load ofhousehold offeets to ii)dnnca
ton , last week.
Grading has commenced ou 81 le e Mew
C. 1'.; It line to connont- with the G.
T. R. and a gang 'of men and 'teams
ate at work. -
Miss I,i•Ilian May Ward, daughter of
Mrs. S. Ward of Block street, was
married on Wednesday, of last week
to Mr. Cecil kianiilton. Thecere-
mony was performed by Rev. George
E. Ross. Mr. and Mrs'. Hamilton will
reside on Wolfe street_.
Mr. Hugh Policy, for several years
book-keeper for Proudfoot, Hays 5C
Killoran,, has, gone to Regina wlwre
ho has_accepted a similar positian
with a legal firm. Before ,'caving
Mr, Polley 'vas presented with a
handsome gold locket by the members
of the I. 0. 0. F., of which lodge he
was. an active member.
At a recent meeting oP the town
council it was decided to accept Mr.
'0. C. Lee's oiler of 94,250 cash for
the summer hotel, provided it be
used for a summer hotel for term
of seven years,'
Regarding the:erect,ion of an ar-
mouries building in Goderilcli, Col,
Hughes wrote the council that. he
'would visit • the town . this - coming
summer and look over the site which
it proposes to donate for that ,pure
pose.
Grey Township
Sydney Armstrong of Canliietd, dial-
dinond county, paid a shore resit to
the parental home on the 10th con.
Miss Helen MCKi'nnon, who is Leach-
ing at Nashville, Ont,, was home for
Me holiday. Dr. Robertson of Colt-
ingwood was also a visitor at Mrs,
McKinnon's.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Baker attended
the . wedding of their mice in Brant-
ford.
Henaall
Ernie Warrener of Wallaceburg vis-
ited his • uncle, Mr. Nate Warrener,
during the holidays.
Alix and Doreen Murdock spent the
holidays with their aunt, Mrs. L.
Harold of London,
Mrs, Macdonald and child of Winni-
peg are here visiting her, parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Buchanan.
Miss Wood of Goder'rh township,
who is teaching at Kincardine, was
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Macpher-
son,
Miss Deltic Hagan of IIillsgreen vis-
ited' lier sister, bliss Teresa, at the
convent at Chatham over Easter,
Much regret is felt over the death
of Mrs. Robert Ross from hemorr-
hage of the brain while visiting with
her mother, Mrs. Thomas Case. Mrs.
Ross was apparent?y in the best of.
health to bio moment when she was
stricken after which she became
unconscious and remained so until
death ensued. Her home was at By -
500.
On opening his trig egg on Sunday
morning Mr. Alf, Sciruton found an
eighth of an inch of white covering
another large egg with a perfect shell,
It was an egg within an egg.
A MOTHER'S ,PRAISE OF
BA13Y'S OWN TABLETS'.
Mrs: Wm. Sudli' an of Main River,
N. B., says, : ` Tip to the time my
baby was three months old it pried
almost continually day and nights. I
tried many things but got nothing to
help it until a neighbor advised
Baby's. Own Tablets: I got a box
of these' and there was a change al-
most after' the Arst dose mid in d+'
short tame the childwas in the best.
of health, Bird is now a big, fat,' good
natured bayI amnow baby. never with-
out the Tables in nay houses and re-
commend them to other mothers.'.'
The Tablets are sold medic:Me'
TI oby
dealers or by mail at 25 'mast a box
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co,
Brockvi'lle,0.nt.;
Se,rforth
Miss Southgate has returned after
a lengthy visit in Toronto,
Mr. ,George Smith, a former regi
dOut of Scaforth but now of Dauphin,
Man:, has been visiting; friends Here
during the past week. Ile was ac-,
conipan.lad by bis wifa and sou.
Miss Myrtle Weir has beoa visiting
relatives in Barrio,
Rev. le. Corcoran attended the Pan-
Sral of Rev. Father Counters, of Wind-
sor last week;. ,
51 the annual meeting el the 5070,
ing .Club last week ehe following offi-
cers ,were elected :
President, James McMichael.
Vico, W. C. T. Motson.
Sec, -Treasurer, J. lex. Best.,
Executive Committee, W. G. 'Willie,
R' S. Hays, Alex. Wilson, G. 15.
Rogers, .7, C. Greig.
Skips, Ce. F. Rogers, J. O: fire e,
Dr. Burrows', W. D. Bright, R. E.
)aright', J., M." Best, R. S. Hays,
W. Cl. Willis, John Shine, c1 U.
Colson, J. Beattie, Alex. Wilson,
W. Ament, T. Rands, II. Jeffrey.
:. Umpire, John Shino.
W. Reamne, W. D. Mo ,ease,, lir:
McGinnis and Mr. Ferguson ureic 95-
voted henorary raermT,ters,
Death :of Thomas Webster.
v h i
•ihas' another f 'eta
Death tomo ed a .. r o r.
a,�
pieineers.of Ashfield in the 500500 of,
Thothas Webster, I4e Was 134 during;
the winter ;and was recently attacked
'by pneumonia and his weakened frame
was unabib';to withstand the =attacks
t
f' a'rea
o t(; Brea led disease,
Mr. Webster was .one et a family of
11ve brothers, four of whom Celtic Mit,
from ereland' in, 1849; and settled ea
Asheeld in :1852. He himself came
Ile is survived by liis wife, two" sons
and four datighterss, ` the sons and>
daughters being : Henry,, James, Mrs,
Gibsen, Mrs. Cook, 14Irs, Webster and
Susan. He was of a quiet disposi
tion, a good neighbor and a kind'
father.. 'Numerous frieeds will miss
luau, The remains were interred
Greenlailt eemetery, .
Blyth
Mr. Chas, Hamilton for thasy
years a resident of Blyth but more
recently of Bruce Manes has moved to
Toronto. `
Mr. William Letter of Stratford vis-
ited under the parental roof during
the'tolidays.
Mr. A. McVittie and Master Willie
of Aylmer -were in town for a couple
of days the past week..
Mr. and Mrs. D. Floody visited, the
latter's parental home en Londesboro.
' Rev. and' Mrs. J. L, Small and Mrs;
'McMurchio took part in a concert at
Atwood the other day.
Last Sunday Rev. Mr. Small closed
his fifth year as pastor of the Presby-
terian church and preached a sermon
very suitable to the occasion at the
morning service. Mr. Small is a suc-
cessful and popular pastor.
Three of the employes of the Com-
mercial hotel were laid up last week
by an attack of grippe, but under the
good nursing of Mrs. McCaughey they
made Rapid recovery.
Mr, Roy Thomas, C. P. R. agent
here, has been relieving at 'Wood-
stock and Mr. George Bradley has
been in charge here;
Marriages
CLAYDON- PENFIALE - In Winne -
peg on March 28th, &Meta 14ay,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Penhalc, to Frank E, Claydorx, all
of Exeter,
LASHBROO1i LASHBR•003i -- In
Mitchell on April 8th, by Rev. T,
J. Charlton, Lilian E. M., daugh-
ter• of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Lash -
brook of Goderieb, to William R.
Lashbrook of Harriston.
HIAMIL'f'ON - WARD- In Goderich
on April , 10th, by Rev, G. E.
Ross, Lilian May, daughter of
Mr. and blrs. S. Ward, to Cecil
Hamilton:
AUCTION SALE
On Friday, April 266, at 1.30 p. n1,
the residence of Mrs. Jas. Fair, Sr,
A 14 room, two story brick dwelling
Hot water heating, electric lighting,
bath, and all eonveuienees.
Also F}rniture and furnishings, of
above, including piano, and another.
furniture, carpets, curtains, beds, bed-
ing, etU. Full particulars may be
had on application at promises, or
residence of Jas. Fair.
-MRS. JAS. FAIR, Sr.
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BOY WANTED
A
bright boy of about 15
years of age wanted to learn
,the printing. A. fine chance
for a capable boy to learn a
good trade. Apply to
-'THE NEWS -RECORD.
Births, CARI±STAK'ER WANTED foal
N
:MITOIIi •I I,- Itt f7lYntan ` on ripen
12th,' to Mr, did Mrs,, Themes
Mitchell, a daughter. r.
MleRNER-In Zuricdi on April '•;'st,
t
to J J. Merrier M. P. and 17451,
Mcraer, a son:°
Se'REET-Iu CIruton on Apra 13
'th,
to Mr, and Mrs, Cal Street, 0 soli'
CRICTI-in Scaforth ea ' April '4411,
to Mee and .Mrs. W. A. Oriole a
daughter.
SeeLKE P -At Maple Grove Farm„
Godcrich township, on April 'E.thy
to Mt, and Mrs. Harry'. L. Salkeld
a son.
COI.SON-In Scaforth on: April duh
to Mr. and Mrs, A. le. Colson,
5011..
34 BRIDE -In Stanley township o
Match 28th, to Mr. and Mrs. S:"
McBride, a son.
IiITTLI -tit Zurich on 31.st 'nevelt
Ii
Mrs. Little, s
to Mr. and L t e, a on.
Deaths
FISHER -In 'Denver, Col., on April
16'th, Mrs. A. S. Fisher,'formerly
of Clinton.
000155 -In . Tuckorsmith, on April,
16th, Emma Cook, aged 62 years.
BOYD-In Seaforth on ltpr9I 6th
'Robert D. Boyd, agod 35 years
and 10 months.
WANTED.- GIRL WANTED, *00D
wages. -Mrs. K. Erskine.
MAN' WANTED TO DO ODD WORK
• such. as rolling lawns, cutiling weeds
etc. Will add 85 or more to your
100018aly wages without interfering
with your ordinary work -Apply
at Jews -Record Office. ' 27-3
WAli 7ED - SECOND -.HAND BI-
oycle. Must be ein good repair. -
Apply News -Record Office. •-27-3
FOR SALE -HAVING SOLI) MY
residence I will dispose of my
household effects by private sale. -
'lames Hearn. -27
WHY NOT GET THE BEST 7-20
of my S. C. Rhode Island Red hens
laid 378 eggs during the month of
March. You can buy ,eggs for
hatching from this strain al 81.60
for 15. Stook also for sale. -John
Rice, -28
LOST -BETWEEN JAMES SOUTH-
combe's, Hul1e!t, and Clinton, a
• man's black fur gauntlet. 81.00 re-
ward
egward will be given for the return of
the sante to James Southcombe.
-27
FOR SALE 011EAP ONE MIKADO
and one single buggy both good. -
Apply at News -Record Office. --27.
FOR TI•IE CONVENIENCE Ole MY
Customers my books have
been left at Mr, Brydone's office,
An early seftlenient will be appre-
ciated, -H. Wiitse. -27
FARM FOR SALE -LOT 11 MATT -
land concession, Township oil Col-
borne, consisting of 90. acres, all
cleared, Clay loans and first-class
wbeat land. Four acres of young
bearing orchard, Arst•crlass fruit.
Good barn with seabling under-
neath. ; mile from school, 3 miles
from I3olmesvillc and the same dis-
tance from Beamiller. 6 miles from
Clinton. As the propuietot is ill
and unable to 'work the farm it will
be sold on easy terms. -L. Penn-
ington, Holmesvillo P. 0. •--31
ratio..- steeet, :Chur'eh, d pply up'
• A' d7 20t o''Joh' Gib i
Pr.l h t n U ugs Gr
James Mi11er,' " r e • ,1Gee2.
FOR SALE -A 'FRAME STABL75,
18x40, doubib'boarded, to;bo roinoI'e&
from'.; premises; • 'Also'. a 'maple • hay
fork •- track ,elvitli rods ante stop •
block: Wf'd 'iie Sold ou .reasonable.
terms.. --)Apply do L ,,,Leacock, `Lot
15, Cone 2, Htllett,-Clinton P. 0.
-26.
TEACIUER WANTED }3Y ;O. S.S.
No.' 10; le.. 1t G., duties to start
April 15th. Salary' $475. 'Stale ex-
perience and referonee.-F. F. Lans-
ing, Au1nrsc. P, 0. • - 26-2.
FRENCH DRY CLEANING.. -I
have put :en a Fiance tory Cleaning
•Plant for the purpose of cleaning.
the finest as well as rho heavier
gamonts worn, such as wool, felt,
1•inen, cotton,' Ieaeher, gloves, • Mr,
feathers, straw, lace and 'water-
proof' goods, wnthouo' washing or
shrinking their so as not to get
them out of shape or fade the most
delicate fabrics or trimmings. Many
household articles„ such: as curtains,
table covers, drapes, eta , that
would be utterly ruined if washed,
can be Dry Cleaned, thus restoring
Zhem to their natural beauty and
usefulness, and will not cause them
to fade or the colors to tun'. Orders
may be left at Watts' shoe store
or at my residence. -James Tucker.
-26
SOD WANTED -ABOUT,, 1500
rguare feet from meadow er teed-
side.
oadside. Party who can supply please
'phone 77. -Fred J. Hill, Clinton.
--25'
FOR SALE BI,U'E BARRED PLY-
mouth Rock eggs, 81.00 per 15
eggs. Also a few White Cochin
Bantams, eggs 91.00 per 13. -.Jabez
Rands, Clinton, '-21,
FOR SALE; ONE GOOD GENERAL.
Putpose Horse, weighs about 1250-
J. B. Miller. 24.
C3ENTLEPeEN, - KINDLY TAKE
note of the McCormick theatre yea
will require for the season and lot
me know as soon as possible,- J.
B. Miller. -2.1.
FOR SALE, THREE SHORTHORN
Bulls, two moans and one red. From.
imported stock on both sides. A11
ready for seri4ce,-Janles Snell.
-19.
FOR S A.LE - SMALL' FRAME
house, 18 x 30, four rooms, only up
a short time and well finished, all
pine. To be removed.- Fenwick
Stewart, phone 5 on 117, Shiley,
Clinton P. 0. -19
BARRED ROCK EGGS FOR
Sale, -I won on Barred Rocks at
Clinton 4 . first., 3 second, 1 third,
and speei4al for best collection.
Pm 1, Pullet mating, Beaded by
Millard cockerel, Limited num-
ber settings, Eggs $2.00 per 13. Pen
2, Cockerel elating, headed by Mil-
lard cock. Pullets in this pen are
good layers. Eggs 92.00 per 13.
Pen ' 3, utility pen, beaded by a
cockerel bred from one of the best
laying strains ini Canada. The pullets
in this pen 'wore bred from 17
of my pullets 'which laved 43G eggs
in 31 days, Eggs 81.06 per 15. 7
guarantee a good hatch on replace
setting free of charge. -II. A'. Hov-
ey Clinton. -21•
6.1C4eiefea•'0S•qh.c^s►.•a•v.coQ°:••••csa'CYs .csui4uPurru z•o3Qau•arg o'er! 41
BIG
ARDWARI
SALE
ENTIRE $9000 STOCK TO BE
SOLDV
Remember that our big hardware ;
sale is now going •. on where bargains P
are to be had.rin ,many departments.
Don't illiss This
FPO'R:TtT.Ni
(S%lcoess07 to Chesney t Archibald)
SEAFORTH9
^Mrst'•iea e1•+W.es•'!tlx� "�t7'
WIRD+:, Egad NG. -IN `OI'RDER"• TO.
1ptroduce the Ring Lock Frost Wire
Biding 1' Will • eell i t kitiring the
cnonth of April at 25 e@nte a rod,
Chi{y it a new fenoi g and I espec-
1,axly recommend IG,:; At rads: low'
price it must , of'•naurse be cash.
• -rWm, Stanlily, Agent Frost; Wire
klolmesl elle: A -.fell -. s., If
al}uays on hand. . 25:
• ,
FOR SAei S'p;ED 'F3OTATOES,
• Green Mountain . clic of the bosh
Taridties for the° Basket and 1 geed
yielder, Grown hY tee Wren, Pre,
• dined, Company, Price,' 91.00per
basher for the ' next two weeks.-
James Steep, nex'r: to Ford and
, MoLeocl's'stere. 22
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CUSTOM SAWING, WANTED. -AT
' R, Tri'ck's, ' llaY field `Iload , .and at
Thos. Wallis' bush cite' the 4th con.,
Godorich'ePowuship, ' 83.00 <"per, M.
MoEwan Bros.;' Bayfield. -21-
PARK 'LABORERS ANT) DOMES
tics. -Those requiring Old Coubtt
farm help or domestics should coin
municate with me.. A party ex
petted out the latter part of March
-Pm. Patterson, ' Immigration
Agent, Auburn P.' 0. Blyth Bare
Telephone. -21
LOGS WANTED AT THE FACTORY
-All kinds of logs,. Maple, • Soft.
Elea and Basswood preen -red.
Highest prices paid. -The Doherty
Piano Lei Organ Co. - 05
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NOTICE - TRESPASSING FOR
hunting or any ether puapose
whatsoever on lots 12 and 18, con.
• 9, Mullett, is hereby fombidden.
Trespasser% will ba roseouted. -
John I-Lesselwood, Owner. -00
FARM FOR SALE -Lot north half
26, con. 12, Mullett, consisting of
50 acres. All seeded dorsa except
10 acres. Small orcbard, Frame
Souse add bank barn with stabling.
On Gravel road 1 mile north of
Londesboro. 1 'mile from, school.
Apply on the premises or address
Richard Shaddick, Londesboro P.O.
-75
PROPERTY FOR SALE.--Ilardware
business for sale la Bayfield. Two-
story building, store, workshop and
dwelling combined, also statics 26
x 36. Three lots with orchard and.
small fruits. Terms neesonable-Ap-
ply ib R. Reuatt, Bayfield. A-74
FARIsI FOR SALE -The Executor of
the , Southcombe estate. peers for
sale 50 acres, being east half of
lob 28, con. 6, Iiuliett. This•is a•
ersp•class farm, well watered and
improved and with good. bueldings.
Also belle undersigned efface for sale
lot 29, con. 6, Hulled, consisting of
100 aores. These farms ,may be
bought together or separately.-
Apply
eparately-Apply to R. J. "Southcombe, Clin-
ton, P, 0, -89
Good Morning1 Ilow does your
sub, to the News-Reeord read ? '
FOR HOUSECLEANING
WE now have, in stock Brushes
of all descriptions. Also Cur -
thin Poles, smell brass 2 for
15c, 2 different kinds 3 for 25e.
2 different kinds 2 for 250,
ALSO many other articles,
G_ L COO
PROPRIETOR.
Durngt APRIL
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CLINTON, ON l',
j j COAL WOOD CEMENT
v ` YARDS
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ONTARIO ,
Awn +i, it4saws •cSib. ,m ei•gy1+1.eyes,B•4••It.0IM.t: 11110
opposite the, G. T. rt. Station,
All kindsf coal on hand:
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CHESTNUT SOFT COAL,
STOVE CANNEL COAL
FURNACE COKE
ARTTIIUR, FOE ES
Phoata
Stieletistur fity ,Td's, Hadlitueu,
L1oea You:. watch run correctly,
If ndt, ,let us repair ie foe .;you,, lit.
Keay be only dirty and heed 'cleaning,
or atop :for: lank of oil.; Whatsoever
the reason, dent delay.' :'Wefiive,'
thorough. examination anti eeaulatiou
3'ee. Anything more eoste as IittIe '
as satisfnctory 'work can be done,
A. J. GRIGG
$cleniiifie Jeweler acid
Optscia.
CLINTON, ONT.,
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LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANT -
ed. -Permanent employment end -a,
splendid [income assured eight mane
to aet as our repeeesentative in
the sale of our fruit and ornament-
al Nursery Stack,, Former exper-
ience unnecessary. All that is re-
quired is honesty, ambition and a
willingness 'o work. A bandsomo
outfit furnished freo. Full Me
strueflons given as to managemebt
of business. Write aP once fes
full partleuears.-The Chase Broth-
ers Co. of Ontario, Limited Cele
borne, Ontario., Established 1057.
C� 25-1.
DIV
IS THE 'TIME
as FOR'
Plumbing, _Evetroughing
and StovA' Having
All orders promptly attended.
to.
Prices given on roofing, sicl'-
ins; and all contract .work,
BYAM & SUTTER
SANITARY PLUMBERS.
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• Our fancy Targe Pine=
• apples •
Beautiful Ripe Ban- ;
• anas ••,
Big Juicy Oranges 0
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• Fine Grape Fruit •k
Will make a delicious ®•;
1 fruit salad for your Sun- d
•da dinner. •n
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a' We can also supply you ai`
* with �;,
r Fresh Lettuce] ` e
• Green Onions •,
• Radishes 6
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Cabbage
• Celery
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TO TI -IE 1PUBL,IC
I•IAVING• BOUGHT T34317
WORKSHOP DEPARTMENT OF
THE ROWLAND HARDWARE
BUSINESS, WITH WHICH 70
HAVE BEEN CONNECTED FOR
SEVERAL YEARS, I AM. PRE-
PARED TO RECWIVE ORDERS
FOR THE HPICLA FURNACES,'
PLIIMBIN. G, . EVETROU0'HINO,
PUTTING UP .,STOVES • AND
R,FPAIi3S OF ALL KINDS, ALL,
OF WHICH WILL RECEIVE
MY PROMPT ATTENTION. Ai
CONTINUANIIII, OF TITE PAT-
1{bl'AGE GIVEN' P7415 " DE-
PARTMENT •IS R'E3SPECTFU'L-
LY REQUESTED.
PROMPT ATTENTION WILT.)
RE GIVEN TO ORDERS LE,7T•
A'1' ROLAND'S HARDWARE
S;I'CRF.