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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1912-05-16, Page 5ill1111111•11111111. M1111111111111111=111111111M1 IHome Study' Thousands of ambitious young,people are 'being instructed in their homes by Iour Horne Study Dept. You may finish at College if you desire. Pay when. ever you wish. Thirty Yours' Exper- ience. Largest trainere in Canada. I Enter any day. Positions guaranteed. IN If you Wail to save boarcl, and loom while you sans, write for particulars. NO VACATION CLINTON BUSINESS COLLECE CEO, SPOTTON, PRESIDENT immanuilmemonsimmi :MO 16th, (912 .Clinton.Ne-Record 11 ‚ID ipci,de.il.olifirctia7n8.hip', ... .. 411.,,yasIlni, Sotidmayo'nitiehintghethseeseeviceonind Ssirnt-.; awes' ;church, Mi'ddleton, eves coin aelled by •Itevi C. E., jeakins.,,, These' ,':,r -Vices are always looked forWard a. With pleasure' and are much ap- .. reefated. , ' 'W: ill'"G,inhnin't,e..Preaideht ? , . . . . miHtlionst,01,Goefo,rrotgenPiwearry G-annadliacitai;ialills• .7i.ri, the 1S:te Laurier Devernment-, . :has bli .offered',, the",Treeitielaen•,citnr.the Grand TrunkaRaliwaY Otinipany as snecesnor . to the late Charles M. ; , Has, who losti his life: in the .Tit- acid dileaster. , ' ' , ', •bration "was 'SUccessful.,,S.S..,Clanventioh . . - , • .. AsTslolec:stleilolrnouliDadeasliaeri.Yn9Sounodnatyll'uS;0,,lt,sot7el : Sunday school convention in Clinton on, 'Wednesday of last.week., nte- eresentativen. faom,evety 'perish in the' deanery were present. . , ,. ', Proceedaigs • were opened by - a cele.. of holy communion at 11. , a. E„ The Mont)", '',Silehi But 'Lillie , , , ,'tt:1,,.1t, e, ,a,lize.- Upon. , .. i :waiiidth.,sAtedilildltaingnt :The' aniniciPalibias ninnff the l'alCe shOre guaranteed • tne. funds of , the Essettic RailWay. ,. Goderichled. the Way, With ,a guerantee. or $150,000, Kincardine" doming' nent ;with '$50,000, The ,failiVeY is not conetructeklaindeed it ie half built, but, the' Money holhestSreealVtaniti:eati,/knornaYa:i'eaQnuteties noto°. mtehdrearea,niinetma, broesaivhic:tniniin not pay fie fine, • , • FOE pshAa-1,4:017'll 1.Ailm'f-Ig.1?,.._°33,1.,,AE,Av'r,.ttel'illE1131. & -seen `. • n'n ' l' k -3°0 . . , J:k0UUM CLEANER TO RENT BY or day. •andln,dii)siepyecrilsop..sb,lelad3',.a,,st. housecleaning 'time. Also' for sale ' two second-hand' and gent's. -Apply at home of Mrs: A. E. Turner, Queen St. - -29-4 • . wjvNTED.-AP- px„plA.3;INat, trIezo,,zi,freeflei The isiews.,Ree_ orO: • -.31 _St. Helen's ,, Mr, Win. Woods Welted for a con - le of days with his daughter,•Mrs. . . . ' - an, Irwin of Kinlope, , • • ,.. Mrs. Hugh Anderson has returned , . n, a,' her be'here after'apending some ' Line with relatives ini London- mrsi, lack .spent a few days with, her re-. i'gt,ll'a''• George Ina Graham horn at tn,. Egannille, in the, South Riding of eo ntenfreW, Which lie now represnts, .Dean . in , a1859, . and .readved his educatien at the High Schools of -Iroquois and 'yed 1Vierrisbare - He taught schooi for of - - '-' - . a, short time, but at the age or twenty-three he purchased the Mot- nident, . finburg Herald and entered the ni3WS- chair, paper calling. He sold patter to join the staff of tile' Ottawa Free Press,' ety Whence - he subsequently . went to BroCkville,' ae '.Managing Editor, ' and taken by the rector, Rey. 0., , , Veakins, assisted • by Rev, Rural Dherty, , , , .. , . Atter the service luncheon was ser, in the, parish hail by the ladies St Paul's church .; * ' - ' ' • The convention opened with the pre- Rev. C. E. jeakins, M the There was the usual routine of secretary's report and the dean- superintendents, which all showed a strong working force in the Huron association, with real pregress' • to , not bieng all 'gone it hae got to tlie end of its tether and it now looks as it • - the. muntannalities will. have to , meet' the PaYmenlis on theabonds ea they mature , The . following from; last • , ' • . • • kveek s Kincardine Ronew tells what they " are going to do about .i -U in that town "The first fell' °Met' of the collapse of ,the Ontario West Shore Elentnic Railway was felt on Friday night when the Town Council had to pass POR SALE :-A QUANTITy OF Lumber and scantling and 21 and 30 foot rafters 2x8. -Apply at •W. .' ' Walker's Jurniture stare. -31 , . I'ROPERTY FOR ' SALEn-FOUR acres of lend frame house, with • ' , good cellar, hard and soft water tai house, . frame stable, Also all kinds of fruit trees ' - Anply ' to Iddo Criela OntarioSU., Clinton 29 '. ; FOR ' SALE, FLOUR aed FEED Store business' established 24 years. Also in conneetioa delivery. and dray •businese together with dwel- Eng of seven rooms.-D. S. Cook. FOR SALE OR TO RENT-ASEV- ' '' , en room cottage on North streett. Excellent garden with all binds of fruit -tries..-Apply at ,News -Record . Office or to In aryd ne. .-9q- N ' ° ' " 3' 0009060000000000000ajnapopaa 000000000000000000'0000000 MR. k , - ' , - , • ' 0, ,- • • • - FARM AND FIELD . . . DOOLEY Arui THE FARM - . . Direetor cd; the 13roekville 'Recorder.' their Elva • years after his removal to Brockville be , was Chosen as. Liberal staiidard-bearer' and was, elected , to primary •., • thb ' tegislatate, ,knhere, he ..school until called to the Cabinet. Councils' ,ceived. at Ottawa. Front the time of his III • acceptance of the 'est of Minister Railways be devoted' much of. his 'Wine to study of • the transportation- . . credit. ' ' • • A' pap.eraby Miss Clete. Ford, of Clinton, was' read, dealing, with the department of the Sunday . . and was particularly ' well re- , ' ' The convention was favored by the presence , of the pre 'Rev. ;R. A. Hilts, who conducted .a round table confer- mice. ' • a by law authorizing the Mayor and Clerk to borrow .$2600 to Pay one years intenest on the bonds guaran- teed by the .town., It will, be re - , , . . membered all toe • well by ratepayora of the town that •a sufficient num- her of them voted to guarantee the . . . bonds of the Co: for $50,000: The Co. defnulted in payment of interest . on the bonds six months ago -and the "tanned" . , ,r, s 0 , DR. OVENS,I ONDON UR EON eye, ear, nose and throat, wall be at Holmes' drug store, Clinton, on Tuesday, May 21st. Deafness , cat- - ' arch,. e.te, treated. Glasses properly fitted. ' 4 • BARRED -ROCK EGGS FOR SALE. - 50 cents per 15 egg'. -H. Ga. Hibbs, . . Clinton P. 0. Phone 5-151. -28.-1. • he Farmer Should Have . a Few of -the Good Things flint Make Life Worth Living. ' conditions ' in Canada He Visited • . • ' . . Europe with a view to inquiaing in- paper . , . to •the system of management -ad-, opted on the railways which receive ' Mrs j MeLead read a magnificent ' J. cleaning with -"The Ideal Restat qf a Well -Taught Lesson." The diocesan secretary for Sunday Council has heen several ' • l times by different bond -holders. This means that the Council must take ' Steps to meet this indebted- FARM FOR SALE -LOT '14 MALT - land concession, Township of Col- borne, consisting of 90 acres, all cleared. Clay loam and first-class wheat land. Four acres, of young bearing orchard, first-a:lass fruit, Good frame house wirli cellar. Good barn with stabling under - neath; driving shed with cement pig pen underneath, The farm is sell fenced in 10 -acre fields. Two good , wells,,n mile from scheol, 3 . miles 1 from Ifolniesville and the same dis- tame from Denmiller, 6 miles from Clinton. • As the piopisietor is ill and unable to work the farm it will ' be sold on easy terms. -L. Penn - ington, Holmesvine P. 0. .-31- , , - ` ., ' I, SEWING- MACHINES REPAIRED and repairs kept, 04 hand. -A Hoop - Albert street. a_30.. .• - • Mr. Dooley says, ,"The farm is here- all tie'good things coins from, . nd the city is where they go." Ile ; said to be partly rigliL we trust- e is wrong so far aS YOU are con- erned, since of all people who should ave and are entitled to the best it is m•farmer, his wife and family. One inept sell the best and keep the in- irier, either on the farm or in the onseheld on the tabl, without step-' ing down. Extravagance is not to e countenanced, but in all things, oth in that. which he eats and that Inch he is to wear, articles of su- scion quality are the birthright o! ie farmer; they, will pay him the eFt in the long run. State aid from continental Govern- schools, oi. ,. , y m, anta ,ale' actually operated by them. On his return he introduced ;the 1nny reforms, and the existing Can- adian Railway Act is a tribute to bin 'work and ability. • '. • ; 'After Ins defeat in, the general el- ections of last year he the - to active newsPaCer work an Brockville, subsequently he was returned to Par- liament in the South Renfrew bye- elect on, and he rendered yeoman ser- vice for the opposition -from the day . . of his arepearanee in the House.- Toronto -Globe. The ReV. T. Bart Howard', coner, a nound, table conference on "Elementary Division of Sunday School Work." • ' Rev. Canton Could gave a strong missionary address, In the evening,after a short ser- vice, the Rev. la . A. Hiltz gave a fine addMss on teacher 'training, and Canon Gould addreesed the gathering on some reniarkable facts in recent developments in mission lands. 'Clic officers for next year or the Huron Sunday' ..,School Association are : Rev. W. J. •Doherty, honorary president ; .Rev. B. Ar Kinder, Gerrie, nesi. The above amount will pay only 'the interest. I owasialation enacted at the , last session of the Legislature which will enable, the council to extend the panment of priacipal and interest 'over a term of, years. On motion of' Councillors Mitchell mut MaCraw, the Mayor was in- structed to take legal action to ob- talc judgment on all properly of the Railway Co. Under the terms of ' the by-law, tile guarantors have a mortgage upon the property. line fornunately, not being a gulag eon- cern, the security is not valuable. - L . All ' ' wALKERPS FURNITURE store you can kaye your baby car- riage or go-cart wheels re -tired in half an hour's time, No waiting for material, we have the machine and the rubber on hand and ',, will do them for you while. you wait. -Si . STA'N'Dn'ORD (12810) FOALED MAY 9th 1910 of Imported stock, is a dark dapple bay, face and feet white, has quality, style and ao- tion hard to beat. In perfectly sound and healthy and weighs over 1500 Pounds at two years of age. Standford is very intelligent and docile and waa a prize winner at the Guelph winter Fedr 1911. His Sire is Denny deer (10924) G. Sire Stir e Hugo (10924) G. Dam Rose of Anchenciich (16263). His dam Golden Rose 03952), she by Guiroa Gold (13020) 0. Dam Rose' of Sand- walk(18156). Will be bred to • a limited number of healthy mares at his own stable, lot 26, con. 6, Hullett. Terms : $12 payable Jan, 1st. 1913. For further particulars apply to Fred Henry, Owner. in . • - . Lucknow. Last week William McQuillan re- caved a party of twenty intareants, principally married men with their wives and families, and next week he expects .to receive forty five more. They are ani exceptionally fine lot of peeshient ; Mr. J. Hartley, Clinton, Most bi the money has been speat vice-president ; Rev. E. Croly, upon grading and culverts and pun. Wingham, secretary -treasurer. Tho chase of right of way. The only following avili fill the offices of dean, liquid assets discernable are the rails erg superintendents': Teacher, training and ties and. they have to be gather- Miss Le Touzel ; home department, cd up, and sold. The Assets, Con- Rev. J. Berry ; first roil, Miss Flu- yertible into rash do not amount to, oty ; primary, Miss C. Fond a miss- much." _ ' ionary, Miss Metcalf ; adun Bible BOAR FOR SERVICE. -A Therobted , , Hampshire boar Brodhagen Chief. ' No. 4421. Sire Mitchel Hero No. ' 2271, by Royal Peter No. 1473 by Canadian Boy 1003. Terms $1. , with privilege of return if necessary , -Geo. Henderson, 'Lot 28 con. -0 11 H. S. iTuckersminh: 28-3 . . people.--jirst the kind the . county needs. .. There is no lack of accommodation to farmers at old rates in Lucknow, even though one' hotel has secured no new tenant and the other is charg- class, J. Hartley. The Huron association is doing' a He Preached to Save, Not rine work and settling a good eXl- ample tot all the deanery associa- Others, But Himself tons to follow..., 'Residents of Huron Dnocese who know Rev. Mark Turnbull, late rec- FOR SALE -- BLUE BARRED PLY - mouth Rock eggs, $1.00 per 15 eggs. Also a few White Cochin Bantams, eggs $1.00 per 13. -Jabez Rands, Clinton. -24. • . abelieve tm - ing higher eatea for moats' and stab- ihog. The stables belonging to the old Royal hotel are available at nom- 'nal rates for the use of everyone, and good hot' meals, as good as any one requires, can be obtained at all hours in at least one restaurant, at from 20 cents up. The town is not 'held up" .as some would have Us it is, and present conditions are only temporary and incident to the' that re- tor of Si. George's Angelican elaireh„ Chicago Eggs, Goderich, will brat abpreciate the Lower Ontario Prices manner in which that clergyman, re- • eently caved himself from being mur- 'rhe Toronto Globe of Saturday had dered by Mexican bandits. the following : "An interesting and Mr. .Turnbull has been in Mexico Significant neeto was presented to the for a couple of years, but finding passers-by on Front street yesterdaY, the climate did not agree with his when several (brans Piled high with health, gave' up. Ids position and cases of eggs were unloading in front started back to Canada during the or some of the wholesale country recent revoluntary disorders. 'houses. These With him he carried a number of GENTLEMEN. - KINDLY TAKE note of the McCormick repanne you will require for the season and let me know as soon as possible.- J. B.• infiller. -24, ••••• k FOR SALE -I HAVE RECEIVED a carload or Western wheat, for feeding. You can Secure a quan- tity an Trick's Mill or at my Place en the Hayfield Line, Goderiai township. --john Thompson. ---30 , SOD WnnITED ABOUT 1 5 0 0 _ i a - . 1 - square feet from meadow ;or road- side. Party who can supply please phone 77. -;Fred J. Hill, Clinton. -25 W. .t. TAYLOR remarkable change was cently effected here, produce eggs came ant the way from Chicago. Several car- important papers entrusted in his loads are at the Union Stallion and keeping by officials of ilhe United - ' ROPERTY FOR SALE. -THE house on High street belonging to 'the Downs estate. One quarter acre of land and good orchard. At present occupied by Mr. Fred Hill. -Apply to W. Ilrydone. .-30-1 , Newspaperman and 'Sportsman A true man of the soil Goderich. many more are en route. It is es- States Government, as well as a timated that sonic 13 carloads are numben of sermons. • train . • Saving Money on Farm Eggs, Improper and antiquated methods 1 handling eggs in the United Statesa-Lot amen In. losses' that reach an esti- flitted total of $45,000,000 annually, mils 'is 17 per cent, of the estimated otal value of the entire Crop. 1.actically all this loss is borne by armers and other producers, -and a arge part of it can be prevented. In order to show how this loss Work has been commenced upon the new C. P. IL flour storage, building on the docks here. g, The building, which will be entirely of wood, while cost between $15,000 and $22,000. It will be 40 feet wide and 200 feet long and the work is to be' rushed through so as to be completed by ?he middle of July, in or .on thei.r way to Ontario cen... Mexican bandits boarded the tres from the same source. before the boundary was reached, and It is significant .that these eggs, searched all the passengers. Coming were laid down in Toronto about' itc to Rev. Mr. Turnbull they found' the per dozen, less than is being paid an papers. They promptly removed him Ontario at country points. The eon- to the baggage car and hound, him sumer will benefit by this influx, be- with ropes, firmly convinced that he cause 'the imported eggs will he was a spy. He told them he was cheaper, ' and because country points a minister of the Gospel, formerly will now have to come down in of Goderich, Canada„ but they did their asItnng price. 'Another large not believe him. ' FARM FOR SALEn orth half 26, con. 12, Hullett, consisting . on 50 acres, All seeded down eVeept 10 acres. Small orchard. Frame house and bank barn. with , stabling. On Gravel road 1 mile north of L n sb f Mile from school. an e Or0. . Apply on the premises or address . . . . Richard Shandiel. Lotidesboro P.O. ' -75 , . FARM FOR SALE:-4.:OT 29, Hayfield con Goderich township, containing 61,?; acres, more or less. Small orchard, good spring water' frame buildings. Land has been in pasture about five years. For funther particulars apply to William Turner, Laudon, P. O., Manitoba. care of Mrs. W. Grieve. a-37* night be prevented, the Bureau of knimal Industry last, year sent eian ae.rts into Kansas to conduct in- . restigatimia. The results of the first mason's work are given in detail in he bulletin, with suggestions for lm- )roveent that may be applied any- m ,vhere. ;Although but one season las been npent by the bureau in this the bulletin, "several Seaforth t . Death came very suddenly ' to a well-known ei thee . of this townon Saturday in the person of Mr. Wm. Sle.ith•" Mi. Sleith, in company with his local dealer, who has not been mak- The leader of the bandits ordered ing money In eggs lately, is negot- the clergyman shot, and the mem- iating with finns in Nebraska and bees of the party had their elites other States across the line 'to get aimed when the intended victim eggs laid down in Toronto at from thought kof a plan. 20e to 20ne. which is about 2e be'- "Before you shoot me," he said, low Ontario rates." "I want you to give me a chance," speaking in' Spanish, with which lan- l'"no PROPERTY. POR SALE. -Hardware business for sale. in Hayfield. Two- story bUilding, store, 'workshop and dwelling cbmbinei, also stable 26 x 36. Three lots with orchard and small fruits. Terms plyseasonable-Ap- lie R. Rouatt Hayfield. -74 , ' - • • ' HULLETT COURT OF REVISION- Notice Cs hereby gives that the eourt for the revision of the ns - sessment roll of the Township or Hullett will be held in the Town- ship Hall on Saturday the 25th, of May at 10. a. m. for the pur- pose of hearing and settling • cora- . plaints against the said assesment roll. Persons having business at the court will please athend at the said ifime and place , without further ,nonice.---James Campbell, Clerk. ' • ' ' -30-3. , work," says eueh-desired changes' have been n -ought about. The most important n'. these was the adoption of the 'loss - )f1' system of , buying and settle- ' ,Iggs." , ' Previous to the work of . the bureau, Kanams eggs Were not very popular in the markets mitnide the state. auantity rather than quality was a handicap the shippers encountered. The immediate, effect of buying on a "Loss -Off" system produced such -. a marked .nhange, in the quality of the eggs reaclaing.the market that outside.. buyers. now .manifest a preference for eggs 'Delight ,In Ude manner. • wife, had been shopping down town, and. Upon returning home about ten o'clock., he Immediately, retired tohns• room where his wife' found him short- ly afterwards breathing his last . .. , . heart failure being the cause of, death. , , Deceased, who was a carpenter by trade, was in leis 66th year and is survived by his . wife add a family or ,er Onte , son and one daughter. In ' 're- ligienn'he was a Presbyterian , and in politics, a Liberal. . ' . Mr. ' . James Cumming, e well_ . • • - known Egmondville, guage he is well acquainted, y Live Stock Market, prove to you that I am not a spy, _ and that I am 'what I sayI am . ' Toronto, May 13th. -Union Steck you rick out any sermon in that Yards -Receipts, 159 cars, with 3,137 bunch, give me the text and I will head of cattle, and calves, e08 hogs, preacin the sermon to you:" s mep .anlambs, they brought out his sermons and 155 1 d•So ' Cattle -Extra choice heavy, steers and gave him a texti, and he went for butaber 'and export, $7,30 to ahead and preached four or five peg- .37.511 ;% good medium to choice buteh- es of the sermon to them in Span- loads, $6.10 to $7.30; mixed 'light isle. The leader saw that ho was butcher $6 to $6.25.; common; ,s3.5.0 to what he 'represented himself to be, $5.60 I; canners; $2 to sp ;. choice but- and released him. cher cows, firm an $5.25 to $6.50 ; :When Mr.. Turninill got out of Men- bulls $5 to $6.25. ' . ' ican territory he wrote to Judge J • • St. . 3,'ARM FOR SALE -The Executor oh - the Southeemlae estate offers, 'lot 'sale 50 acres, being east half ol loll 28, con. 6, Hullett. This is a firstaeless • farm, well watered and improved and with good buildings a Also She 'undersigned offers for salt lot 29, eon., 6,, Hullett, consisting ol , 100 acres. These , farms. may bi b"gliti together4j.soourtheosepmabrea,te,Iya.n.- Apply. to ten P. P• ' -89 STANLEY COURT OF REVISION. - Notice is hereby, given that the -Court of Revision on the Assess- mord Roll of the Township otStan- ley will be held in the Town Hall, Verna, on Saturday, the 25th„ day of May, ,1912, at 10-30 a, m., for the purpose of , hearing and set- , thing complaints against the said Assessment Roll, Persons having . 'Meatless with this Court will please attend at the said time and place . R J W1. hou J further no me.- . J.Rich'me • It i t• V M 11t1 andson , erk.- area, ay , a , , 2 • '' 30-2 '81 ' . , - .. .. The aatiadit Thistle , , , ;This .weed, though called' ' the Canada • thistle was letrechiced from Europe. As all 'know ,it is one of the , 'farmer's , most' troablesorne • • enemies, and very hard to eradicate resident! of pass- d 'away Saturday • . . m e on. evening. Mr. 'Cununing, Who 'had been in poer health for some time, was' in his '71st year ' and 'heaves a wire and' - a . . -, grown-up ;family. ' , l . ' , . .. ,stockers -Steady ' demand at $5,25 Holt, for- years a warden of to $6 'for good quality ; extra choice George's church at Goderich, saying heavy feeders, $6:25 to $6•59. • humorously : "The sermons' that kept Calaes-Good veal,' , $6.50 •to, $8 ; you people from corning to church bobs, $1.50 to $2.50. • .' ' saved my life." f Sheep -Market steady. Choice me - , . 'reworks We now have on hand an up -to - date l' • FIREWORKS ' If 0 • • . you have not yet seen our FISH - ING TACKLE and, prices, call and let us 'show you them. , . G In- C0.0 l< a , . 'PROPRIETOR.' . when once established. One geed way killing out a 'patch out is to cover oft8 'the patelnavith a thick layer of straw. Old, half -totted straw is best, 'ri'S this entirely .keeps out air, and light. If . fresh - straw is used there anent be Of it, ,say a foot deep. The ' edges of the, patch where the straw is tighter mast; of course he attended to f ro.ni time .to ,time with a hoe. This plan is certain Of success, for no plant plan ea earth 'can live without liglat, and•puc- a, air. • ' Another method which has been, ad- , Mr., In, T.,Delacey nes been appoint - ed. in4ager of 'the Seaforth Milling Company t!o' succeed D. J. McCallum, Who resigned to go'revest. ., • „. ..., A, amb,ekah Lodge has been institu- ,r ing been caecteC noble grand • Mrs. . . .„ . , . . Chas:Aka:hart ; Vice,- Mrs. ()ha's., Lay:CI ton ; recasecretaryn -Mem M.. Smith - '' ens ;, fininsecretary, Miss A. Kenclien,- M I C Scott • rd 0 treasurer, Mrs. . , . T. , Wa e , Miss Helen WNW). ; 'conductor, MiSS Lena Inarris chaplain, Miss ' • L. es, $5.50 to $6.75 ; yeaelings, $6 to 50 • buena ' d culls • $4'to $5 50. Marriages ' '. ' '-- 44 . ' • ,, - ." . ‘. t spring. lambs, $1 to $1:00 each: , , a ' • • ' '-Marnet: firmer,at. $8- 35 ' • fed STEW AR fn-ORElani...At the home of Hogs. i .. . , • -• , ' Trade was active,' with . a • big, de- 8th, , John W. Stewart of, Us- ' 1dht• mand and an enitsallY heavy ion of borne, to; Glad ey May, aug ei. cattle. . ikroilwalistidin ' the 'large .of Mr. and Mrs, Janice Green. , , ., . g ' ' PICHARDSO'N M K,EN7Iln-At the number' of cattle °tiering the , mar- . • . , i - c , ., , • • • ' • • - , , .• , , .s Mt home of the bunle s patent ket held. steady at iant week's • . , ,„. ' , , • and Mrs.' 11: McKenzie, on May C9' • • 4th, by Her. D. Johnstone, Jos- HAYFIELD COURT OF REVISION. . . .. t -Notice a hereby ' given that he , , . . • . Court of Revision cit the Assesn- . mewl: Poll of the village Of Bay- . field witt be held in the Town Hayfield, on Mondey, the 1. 27th clay of May, .912, at 11 o'- clock, a., in., for the purpose , of hearing and settling any complaints' on the said Assessment ROIL Per- SdliS having beaten% with this court will please attend at the salld tinte and' place without further notice,- Clerk - t'l • W • • Erwin ,, • -30-2. vocated is to sprinhle the thistles well with IterOs'ene -from a watering can, , on a sunny clay, talanig, care that. the leaves are well oiled. The plants will Lien soon Wither up ana, die. ., ' ; Twice r. R. S. Cl.„ John Stetwaran ' ', • ' •• ' '• S. s H. Stewart; R ,•ei I.,• S. (r. N,, Min . . , . V. G., Miss Maud Dickson:; ,L. S, V. G,, Miss Etta Crich ; inside . guard,Hall, Mies CassM, Everett outside 'guard oph James Richardson, !of the GOOD AS A 'DOCTOR; ' ria.y f iold Road, to Fanny Douglas '' J . • - • . town ' .' IN Till]: HOUSE. McKenaie., all .of Stanley - . , ; shin. ' Baby's .0-Wn Tablets are at good as •a ' Births . , ALL KINDS OF . COAL,WOOD ' . . , . TILE BRICK TO ORDER '--,--n- . , , . All kinds .of coal on hand: . a.- • - • • SOFT COAL. , STOVE ' CANNEL cOAL FURNACE ,- COKE BLACKSMITHS ',WOOL ' , USE 0091)105 'SENSE What does a farmer, or, for that matter, any . other practical lweper, Care for fanny Leathers and eeines; or but eggs and recCirds of anything • .'' - ' .- • early maturity? All •the,loolls,hIV hie' prices paid for, taney.birds are paid-. by fancy 'fancy breeders ; a ,Jelin , holster, ‘ThirtY-°"e membefs were initiated the opennig night; the , degree ,work belt% done by ithe lad- ;„,..,a,,,, ; team of liensall Ti.i.i,, - nn ce ` ' - ' ' Maw iodize, will lie IthOwn as Edel- - . - • - weios Lodge, No, 117. . • (Motor in the leMise. They never . fail ' to relieve the Attie dee ' from • ' . . IlleGI.LLICUDDY-4n. ' Exeter, May stomach arid bowel troubles, , to ex - . , • , I ' 71ih., to Br,, J. E. and Mrs. Me- i- t III ' ' • ', • pei,..tvolm:„, rop,t,e (..0 Ung. easy an( ,.._...... „ , _ ____ promote nealthful sleep. Concernina nnItylnaliun , a suii- ,.• • '' , them Mrs. J,. H. Tunnet, (Relieve, Deaths' . Ont., - says : "I always recommead Baby's Own l'ablets to my friends, I -• 17ALBOT-In Stanley township, on .breeders.•to ..erily-and the shows of such birds in- tatrest this ,elaSs of poultry men only. Trbt out the heavy .weight early ma- tiOers with date of hatching, feeds fed, Manner Of yarding or not yard.- , ...•.• • -u,nIESTNUT Mina housing', etc. Show us layers With reeorlis for the year along with .ciire; ininiage,ment, feed, , etc. The anouble is, too ninny 0f our fancy haMeds do not have a half dozen birds -up ,to these. high "etandards" in their Whole outfit. Fancy points are well etiough In their way but the farmer wants something 'more ' certain to yield a ',return. Ile cannot risk hie NEWS OF THE DAY. , A •big crewd at ,the Lirernool landingstage 'I , r d; •Per • I Bruce , c me .0 a . , . Iamay .. on , his arriyal 'from New Yorlinl,f0110,Wing• the iiise', of then Tit- . ... aiseaaer oilier. on• which,,, e .was, a. p - . a . Da,)satistaetfon With the wericiag of the. Miners ' minimum w.age set ..was expressed by the workers, 'and threata of 'a renewal or " the -miners': stifIce - • '' ` ° , n, ' .were uttered, • . hare used them for .a long. time. and ,, May 14th,, Isabella Brown,. nellet End theme without an equal. They to- of. the late Edward Talbot, aged . lieved baby of the feverishness and • • •• 71 years and 6 months, , restlessness while cutting teeth • and. mooR,E-In Wingbain, May Slid, alai- , , have made her one 0 tho mos heal- cinda McDonald, wire of Mi., 'Win. thy ',babies there is. I always keep, . Moore, aged 61 years. them in the honee and consider them PEAREN.---Irt East nWawariosh,, May . , ._, • ' ' ' ' , as good as a 'doctor." -The Tablets . 7th Mat ,- ,Couttes wife t L nne e- -P'"'" . ,,, a . • - _ - -.... , l. • , , • • , , are sold by medicine dealers' or , b. Y • reline. Pearce, aged5,l , years. • . mail at; 25' cents a box Senn The Dr. KNOX-In Wingliain on May 3rd,.(leo., Termite; in,his 63in , Williams' Medicine Co., Btockville, A. Knox, of - 1 Ont. '. ' ' year. ' .1---.-,..... , " SINGI , ' .• , . tarn GRAND Victoria ,, - • a , . ,,,,,, r TARE' niativedn , , Good going , ,: liMit ' - (Minimum JOHNRANSFORD, ,A,, b. TRUNK ' ,. a , , ' all. Stations , -Ntay May 270: PA,TTISON, ,i' FOR, • : '2,3rd charge RAILWAY , SYSTEM • i . . , 1. • . ROUND TRIP 'in Canada . . • - n' • , .•aen 24th -re- , . , .25e) . Town, Ageet,e fieliot'• A -gent. , •-•,;,--, i . 1-21,, li , a .„_., _ „, , • a , tile .. „ a. , , - ., • n in', aPu '.!,,, ,•111 M 1?c .• Hest Qtfalipy. , ' . , ' 'RBt'-. writuR To, , .s,„ , Daponite NM G. T. R. Station. ' n ...";•'.; -a 'PhMie'.53 - . • energy In attempts capital. time., An( . ., .., , to rais..6-fiyiey,f••10;r Rg000srmtav lion. Adam Beck explained the, Hy - . . . at6-61-0.6tert:. debOa0.,t,i5 -a...1,11,km.,..- 4ork (...4i,,,:144, .1.4%4.11,final ix( 1-.4inA4W11:' ' . , ' . Ilawlen'n - gernrni... Stone at Fort W. II. Troupe, baakentien, ‚was Di- 'wiletilftg'. Minted. ed an Mitchell. BARRED ROOK EGGS FOR Salo, -1 won on Barred Reeks at ' Clinton 1 first.; .3 second, 1 tbird, and specaal for best collcc$sa., Pea, I, Pullet mating, Headed nbn Millard ' cockerel. Limited " , her settings, 'Eggs $2,00 per.131 pea 2, Cockerel relating, headed by Min lard cock. Pullets in tins pen are' geed layers. Eggs $2:00 per '13: Pen'. g, utility pen, hea.deal by a cockerel( bred from one of the best laying strains in Canada. The in this pen were bred from, „IT , of my pullets which laye,d 43a eggs in 31 flays , , Eggs $1.00 per 15. I guarantee a good hath ot replace,, setifing free of ,charge. -H. A. Mena ey Clinton, -21. ••••••••••••••••••••err CAMPBELL'S SOUP -" : I -lave you ever6 tried it? : ., : One of the most de- :''' ; licious, savory 'and' satis- : ' : factory soups of the day.,,:' . • Nourishing too beeaufie ::, : Campbell's Soup contains • .' •• only the best meats and :-. • vegetables, a few of the • , : kinds we keep. .. • • • • . • • Consomme, Tomato, Chicken, • , • Chicken Gumbo, Mock Tiutle, • •• Vegetable, Beef, Mulligatawnyc • , • • , • • • • a •• • • When the goug like distant • • thunder, • • Calls Us to our bill of fare, • • Then how anadously I wonder, S. • Will good Canipbeles Souti be • • • there. • • • • 0 • • • See Our South • • Window • • • • - • : ... .. ., _ . ; W/•• T. O'NEIL• , • ... nThe Hub Grocery." • • "' 111111100•00 OOOOOOOOOO OOOO 50 Watch Faults Does your watch run correctly. If not, let us repair it for you. It may be only dirty and need cleaning, or stop for lack of oil. Whatsoever the reason, dan't delay. We give thorough examination and regulation free. Anything more costs as tittle as satisfactory work can be done. "7- A. J. GRIGG Scientific jeweler and Optician CLINTON, ON?. NOW IS THE TIME FOR Evetroughing and Stove Moving All orders promptly attended to. Prices given on roofing, sid- ing and all contract work, BYAM & SUTTER SANITARY PLUMBERS. TO THE PUBLIC HAVING- BOUGHT THE WORKSHOP DEPARTMENT OF' +THE ROWLAND HARDWARE 'BUSINESS, WITH WHICH I HAVE. BEEN CONNECTED FOR SEVERAL YEARS, •I AM PRE- PARED TO RECEIVE' ORDERS FOR THE HECLA FURNACES; PLUMBING, EVETROUGHIN(k, PUTTING UP STOVES AND ,REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS, ALL , •OF WHICH WILL RECEIVE • MY PROMPT ATTENTION. A CONTINUANCE OF THE PAT- RONAGE GIVEN, THIS DE, PARTMENT IS RESPECTFUL- ' LY REQUESTED.. , PROMPT ATTENTION 'WILL BE GIVEN TO ORDERS LEFT AT ROL ANLVS HARDWARE T D. JOHNSON