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C weather,
June. rL
, 'A eregular ' storm' 'perked tiuIk
ifeene, 'the 3d'to the:9th of J,tufe,
Jene' solstice 'Will impinge tipon Wei
' ,:peeitede ausing electrical storms to
'continue and reaching a ,erisis ,en the
9th. ,The moon is ,011 the equater on
'that -dee, , and the minuet magnetic
crisis extends iron the 8th to the
1.5elf; to thet thunder• storms will be
ereqiienti
violent I or several , days
'at this time. Heavy and sometimes
ealinormal.rains •occer.' during. the
June poletica, with the .barometer a
' tele ' belew normal. • ',
Ae'reaotionery storm perked jails on
the 11tle;.1214 and 13th, precisely at
„ the crisis of electric and magnedife ex-,
eetement. Afternoon rains and' thun-
der storms will be frequent and vio-
lent, continuing for 'day's, partly ob-
Ittering be interval between ' the
storm periods. New moon' the 15th
will' keep up the temperature, deprese•
the , barometer and help eo prolong
threateeing conditions. .
4. regular storm period Is 'central on
the 16th. A very low readirtg of the
'barometer, anywhere from the 16th
to the 21st, 'must be taken as a done-
e]: '
, A reaceionary storm period falling
on the 22nd, 23rd an 24th, will most
likely take 'ep and prolong the tend-
ency to afternoon and evening. thund-
er showers, coming over from , the
preceding period. While an excess. of
rain will 'not reech , generally over
the country; haymakers and others
'will do 'well to figure on frequent
showers, •
A regular storm period Is, in pro-
gress the last four days in June, Cen-
tral On the 28th. Look for falling
barometer, growing cloudliness, and
-areas of vete Wind and .thundee on
the 28th, 291h and 30th.
Thus says Hicks the weather map of
St. Louis.
St. Helen's
Mies Roxie ,Hetheningtoe, a steno-
grapher in Ottawa, is home for two
weeks vacation.
Mr. Lorne Firth of London is at
present visiting at the home ot. his t
aunt, Mrs. R. K. Miller,
Mrs. Finlay of Wingham spent a
few days at the home of Mrs. Wil-
liam J. Todlese week.
Mrs : Jas. Mitchell of Toronto
spent the twenty-fourth at the home
of her father, Mr. Jack Webster. h
' The Misses Need° Brooks, Clara :1
Weeds and Pearl Todd held a pie- I
nic on, the 24th and all the children ei
reported a pleasant time,
Mr: and Mrs. Henry Woods spent 9
&lk
Iley with the latter's mother and ?
father, Mr. and Mrs, T. S. Jobb of 0
Wingham. t
Miss Mime 'Rutherford of South- d
• amPton spent Sunday at 'the home of
het :sister, Mrs. Isaac Miller.
Mi. and Mrs. Jas. Irwin, Kinloss, I
spent the ,24elk, with i,','latter's e
eh' father, Mr. and) Mrs,' I
eem. Woons.
Most' of the pupils of Mingliam and 11
,thederieli ,High Schools spent the a
24th under the parental roof's. , It
is hoped they will all lie successful h
at the Midsummer examinations.
Mx. and Mrs. John Atnsbury of 1
egenghani called on friends around St. r
Helens on Sunday last. ti
Miss Ida Joyeit of Luoknow spent
a few, days with her aunt, Miss w
Fanny Joynt.
Mr. John Patterson was slightly en_ er
Oderich
.Mr. Andrew :Witgra
aS011, .aa, old re-
sident of CicideXieli cleoPPed 'dead 'Mt
north street 'Mr ,WednesdaY 'of. thee
Week. Heart , failure Was, the cause
of
of hiS "Saddert call..
The lieeeee cominieioners for Cen-
tre Huronmet in the coutthouse
here an Wedilsday afternoon of last ,
week add took the matter of' the,
Goderieh Recipes inee Consideration.
The two licenses eukoff en accord-
ance with the byelaw, passed by, the
town council, are those of the Huron
House on the square,' and the ICing
liklWard on"King street,. James Rey-
nolds is proprietor of the Huron
Hotel, and Mrs, King hold's the lic-
ense tor the King ledward.
The license, of the British Excbdrige
Hotel es extended to June, 15th -in
order that the house may be sold
to a man suitable tee the inspector.
1W. J. Farr, proPrieteor of the Un -
Ion Hotel, who made the charge
against . the late chationate of the
bowel, is given two months to sell
out, but the license well be contin-
ued to the hotel.
The new chairman of the license
board it R. J. Cluff, of Clinton,
Provincial, Inspector Snider, of Tor-
onto, Was present at the meeting..
• Mr, James B. Reynolds, who leas
conducted the Huron I -louse for the
past couple, of years, has bought the
British Exchange and gets possession
OR the, 14th' of June.
Mr. Alex. Robinson, formerly, of
Clinton and Hayfield, will conduce
the Huron House.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitman, Miss Idly
Thornton arid Mr. and Mrs. George
Bisset -0 attended the funeral of Mrs.
R. k. Routledge of the Nile on Mon-
day. ,
At the annual meeting of the Uncle
erieh branch of the Women's Inseit-
Me, held at- the home of Mrs. Cor-
nell, the following officers were el-
ected : President, Mrs. C, Young ;
Ace Mrs. Sevartson ; see.-tireasitrer,
Miss M. E. Salkeld ; directors, elre.
M. McDonald, Mrs. R. S. Craigs.
Mrs. Alex. McLean ; district direr
-
tots, Mrs. D. MeNevin, Mrs. Jas,
Buchanan, Mrs, A. Higginson, Mrs.
C. Young, Miss M. E. Salkeid ; au-
ditors, Mrs. e' Red, Miss D. I'm'.
or.
Rev. Dr. MaeGielivray gave a very
nteresting lecture in connection With
the MaeGlilivray Mission Band of
enox thee& reeently on "Things
Chinese."
Mr. and Mrs. Isham, who, have
een spending the reentex in New
"orke City, have arrived in town and
cave taken ,a cottage for the seni-
le]; on the lake shore.
Manager, Horton of the local branch
C the Union Bank, has been granted
cave of absence for 'six months in
them that he may take a trip
hrough the west. Mr. J. G. God -
it of Toronto is 'taking charge dur-
ng his absence.
W. T'. Merney • and .1. F. Andrews
viii supply the meat „to She military
amp • next month, Joseph Baechler,
he hay, oats and straw, H. J. A. Me -
wan, the wood, Thomas Videau, the
our acid A."J: Cooper the coal oil
nd bread.
The 'trustees of North street church
ave decided to build a new - per-
°nage on the site of the old one.
'he neinistee's family will occupy the
esidence on the Sneath 'estate while
me work is going on.
The Literary Society in connection
eli the Collegiate Institute 'present -
d Dr. H. I. Strang with a fine por-
ait of himself one (hay last week
;lured coming home from St. Augule-
, find on the 21111 by his horse shying
at an ace.).
Exeter
12:oter will shortly vole 'upon a
bylaw to raise $5000 to improve the
• drainage' of the town,
The ratepayers on Monday almost
unanimously voted in favor of a by-
law to raise $5,000 for the improve-
ine,nt of She sewage system. .The
vote was a small one, 186 ballots be-
ing., in favor and only I). opposed,, a
majority 01 175,
A large sewer is to be, laid on Main
stimet, from the postoffice to the rive
ex: The debentures will be payable
e in, tiven ty anneal hietalmente.
Grey Township
Miss Jennie Belt, of Morris, was a
vicitor with Miss Hazel Rozell, 5th
Wm. Rands,, 12th eon., hes been
laid off work owing to 'darnaged.ribs,
received by a fall.
W. J. and Mrs. Thompson; of St.
'Augustine, were visitors at' James
'Armstrong's, 10th cont, last week.'
Mrs. Jas. Gram)) and Miss Jeae,
• 14th con., were visitors' ai the
manse Wingharn, for a few days
with the former's brother, Rev, D.
Perrie, and family.
The Trustee's of S. S. No. 3'Grey,
are advertising for a new teacher af-
ter the holidays oefing to the re-
ignatien bliss Mary Mc:Arter.
Mrselebeelen were it South-
aretpton visteing their eon_ and daugh-
ter -el -law,' over the holiday.
Thee,. Stevenson, 3,0th eon., has ar-
rived, home . from his Winter's so-
journ in California.
P112 I'OleilLAR GUELPH MOOR-
• • SION. '
' The popular excurseon' to Guelph
•metier, the auspices • of the Farmer'
Institute, will take place on, Satter -
day, June 8th, by: thee. P. Me with
,• the teivilege, of remaining oVet at
Guqllfih 'until Moeday, Excureionises
well heve a 'eplendid teay's outing with,
the 'opportunity of seeing 'tee sights
at thee,.,Oneario Agefetfieural College
geolnide anfl in the 'prosperous, eety, , of'
• Guelph. Remetuber ehe Mate — ,Sate
urday, June 8th—and Make a peiet
of enjoying one of the, best tripe of
the sbason., • See time -table in our ade
xertising Whitens,
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t the Institute. Rev. On. MacGill-
ray, an ex -pupil of ‚She veteran cd-
cator, unvoilea the portrait.
A pleasant family re -union was'
eld at the home of Mrs. H. liale
ecently. 'Among those present were:
r. W. J. Hale of Mount ,Clernens,
Mb., Mr. and Mrs. Prank Hale of
oronto, Mr. and Mrs. Theo.
ale of Clinton, Miss Maud Hale of
oronto, and Mr. and Mrs. 32. B..
ale of Stratford.
Mrs. and Miss Hutchieson, have re-
uned after spending. the winter in
ontreal and are occupying their old
once, Glengowan.,
Pearl, the fourteen -year-old (laugh -
r of Mr. and Mrs. S. Hunter, was
lied away on Sunday week„ follow -
g an' operation, for the exemoval of
abeeis on Saturday.
Present indications promise a good
ason for builders in Godericle , as
great many buildings ate in con-
mpration.
Conductor Alex. Mitebell has pur-
ased ,from 'Mr. G. M. Elliott She
sidence on East street Which he
a seen occupying for some
The engagement is announced df
lag Violet Cameron, Murphy, sister
Judge Murphy of Vancouver, 'B.
,
,to Mr. Jas, L. Ki?loran of town,
he marriage will take place very
letly in Toronto in June.
Morris Town'ihip
ides. Joseph Street, 6th line, who
was visiting het daughter, Mrs. Geo.
,Caltibick, at Cobalt, has arrived
back home.
While playing on Monday week at
echool, Alvin lladgley had the mis-
fortune to fall and 'put hie shoueler
out of joint.
On , atiaclay „June 8th the electors
will he asked to vote on the Beidge
13y -Law, whereby the Council ask
authorifie 'to borrow $23,000 on 20
year debentures o be spent iie build-
ing bridges and making improve-
ments to same.
W. B. • 'Wilkinson, Huron toweship,
formeely of Morrie„ had a rather, had
accident ' ' one clay recently. When
coming olit of his gate his horse, bee
came frightened at an auto, and in
leedeavor to control She animal,
the Hee broke ; so the boese
away with Me. Wilkinson in the rig.
It jumped, a • wire fence of W. C.
Scuttles anil meth the 'horee Oct • one
gide' 'of ;the ,fence' aced Al e .beggy 'on
the , other,, it was' caught. Theee'
was sonic . damage 'done to 'both
13:1IgKe, and. baefteteei het, Pe'l'idiee
NIfilkinSor 'nor ,the leoree, were,
LeacIbury
Several from' around here , attendee
the lying'o( the cother sloe() Of the
Mw Presbyterian church, at Wallop
on Victoria Day, ' ,
• , .
Miss Liezie Shannon, spent the heti
-
day Mith" klamilten, friends,
'Mr and' Mrs Cartel of Saints -
bury. visited ,,I.mailbury and' Wallop
friends) last week. , . '
Mr. and Mrei' F. W. Scarlett ' end
babe left on' Tuesday 'Ain a trip to"
the western province's,,
Messrs. Wm. McCella ane Aiden
efleGavin spent '„Saturday arid Sunday
in Stratford. '
Mr, Wm. Seariett and his, daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clark,' of tendon are vis-
iting friends 'in this vicinity. '
Winghatn.
Resiitents of Weigh= , complain of
cows ., walking over their gardens
nights and if it doesn't stop there
sell be trouble, they say.
Miss Heughtmes residence on thecorner of John and Frances streets
has been • sold to Mr. J. Henry
Christie,. )
.Mr. A. Crawford received a car
load of runabouts last week and has
disposed of several cars• during the
past cal ight.
Miss Edna Alcott of Bruceeield was
a guest in town last week' at the
home of Mr. A. E. Lloyd,
Mr. A. H. Musgrove, M. L. A., re-
turned last week atter a trip through
the wesacrn provinces.
The membees of the Young Men's Bi-
ble class in the Meeemlist church gave
a'banquet in honor of thcer late, tea-
cher, Dr, Price, one evereng recently
and presented him with a- handsome
reading lamp. Dr. Price has recent-
ly sold his practice in Wingliam and
has gone to Orangeville.
. Mrs. Peter Campbell, who was in-
jured some weeks ago in a runaway,
passed away Wednesday of lase week.
The late Mrs. Campbell. was Ii her
511th year, a, member of the Presby-
terian church, and is survived by Iceshesband and a grown-up family, The
funeral took place on Monday.
Mr. Stewart Young of Elora is the
new G. '1'. R. operator here, succeed-
ing Mr. Geo. Lamont, who intends
-baking a trip out west.
The river flats have been flooded by
the recent heavy rains Pub 1'40 ser-
ious damage has been clone.
Mr. L. Pearen has gone on a
visit to hie son in OWOSSO City,
Mich,
Miss Ida Rich of London, formerly
of Wirigham, visited Mess Eva, Patt-
erson last week.
• Killed By Quinsy
Lucknow, May 24—A death oc-
mirred under very' sad eircumstanees
at Keinlough, a. few miles north of
LueknoW; this) morning. Ogal Tweedy
a promitent farmer, was taken
Only a couple 'days ago. with quinsy.
Early this morning the swelling
broke and the accumela'eed pus, en-
tering the lungs and air passages,
killed hem instantly. He leaves sev-
eral of a fairely. Deceased was a
very hard working man ane identif-
ied to a considerable extent with the
Opening hp Of that portion of the
eetun try .
Live Stock Market.
Toronto, May 27th.—Union Stock
Yards—Receipts were 1e9' cars, with
1,924 head of cattle, 1,189 hogs, 206
sheep end lambs, and 116 calves,
Cattle—Extra choice heavy S leers
for butcher and export, $7.60 to $8 ;
good medium to choice, butehereoads
$7.15 to $7.80 ; common, $5 to 56 ;
canners, $3 ; choice butcher cows,
firm at $0 to $6.50 ; bulls, e5 lii
$6.25.
Stockers—Steady demand at 85.35
to $6 for good quality ;. extra choice
heavy feeders, $6.25 to $6,..50,
Calves—Good veal, $3 So $7.50 ;
bobs, $1,50 to $2.50.
Sheep—Market lower; ehoiee errs,
$5 to $0.25 ; bucks and culls, 14 to
$5 ; spring lambs', $1 to $7.50 each.
Hogs—Market lower, at .48.40 f o.
b. e $8.75, fed and we-etc...1 ; and $ee
10, weighed off cars.
There was again a very active de
mend for butcher cattle, Montreal
and diCier points making large • in-
roads on supplies scarcely equal to
local requirements. The reettit was
a Very strong market ter buiclece
cattle of all grades„ and an advauee
over last week's prices, 'if from 15e
to 20c, Choice loads of bueelcer
sold freely at $7,50 up tie $7.80, and
medium butcher strong at $7.10. Rat-
chet cows and bulls were strong in
proportion wleh 'the general advance,
selling strong at $5 to e6.75, and
one or two sales of extra choice at
$7.
For the export trade there was a
lull in the demand, and prices en this
class woes inelinecl to ease off a -lit-
tle, and at best were barely steady
with last week.
Sheep and lambs were steaey at
last week's prices.'
Hogs are weaker, and are quoted
2.5e lower than lase week, at, $8.75,
fed and watered, $8.4.0 1. o, b., 'and
$9.10. weighing oft cars.
BABY'S OWN TARLETS.
, A MOTHEIPS STANDBY.
Mrs. Wm. Kernaghan, Cat:Weight
Man., says.: "I always use Baby's
Own Teleets and feed them an excel-
lent remedy for Bette ones." Thouse
ands of other mothert say tlie seme
thing simply Itemise they have found,
the Tableez the best inedione to give
their little' oboe to make teething
easy ; to expel worms ; relieve coil-
stipation and to make baby plump
healthy and strong. The Tablets
are gold by medietne dealeror by
'mail at 25 cents a box from The
Dr, •Witliarns' Medicine 00.,
IOnt. , '
•EAS'ILY .P,ROVED.
Lady (to small 'bee Wile) flehieg)
'el wonder What your father would
say if he cauehie,you 'flSbing onSun-
Bny "1 don'tYO4 had
better ask him, Teat's*blew a little
farther' up w
the stream."
Bleeth
The bee demoiestratiore which wae
advertised to take place at the alI-
iary ) of Mr. Carr of Blyth ter Fri-
day, skill be held on Saturday, Juno
lst,, instead. '
Me re.jiaieSyl'ilfjobr hsaosmebeweneevkiss'itbillneglaSitn
theie
week left for Porcupine, where heis
interested in mines.
Rev. and Mts. Small enterelined
the members of the choir of the
Presbyterian church at the manse re-
cently, ,
Mrs. Hall, who has been vesiting
her mother, Mrs: John Bennett, has
gone Ito Belleville to reside.
The Ladies' Aid of the, Methodist
church 'held their annual meeting re-
cently when the following officers
were deified :
President, Mrs. Huckstep.
Vine, Mrs. Slater.
Treasurer, Mrs. Haggitt,
Secretary, Mrs. I. Brown. •
Asmstant, Mrs. W. Johnstone.
Chaplains, Mrs. Mains and Mrs,
King.
Auditors, Mrs. Besse and Mrs.
Bender.
Organists, Mrs. Chellew and Mrs.
Newcombe.
A congregational meeting was held
in the Presbyterian church a ,ouple
of evenings peevieus to the spatial
meeting of the Presbytery, on Friday
last to coneider the call of Rev. J.
L. Smali to Hespeler and to en-
deavor to bring forward sufficient
reasons to induce him to remarf in
lelyth. At the meeting of Presby-
tery,however, • the call was accepted
by Mr. Small and his transfer to.
the Guelph Presbytery was granted.
Mr. Small leaves ?Myth almost im-
mediately and his induction into his
now charge will take place in the
Course of a week or two.
Mrs. J. Wilford has returned after
a vesit with Clinton friends.
Me. and Mrs. A. Vint of Stratford
have been spending a holiday with re-
latives here.
Marriages
PATTISON--GLO USHER—In Hullet
May 151th, by Rev.:left. Miller, at
the residence of the bride's parents,
Edgar Pattison of Wingliam, to
Kate, it'aughter of Mr, John
Glousher of Hunch.
DIXON—FINCH—In Clinton, oa May
23rd, by Rev. T. Wesley Cosens,
Dells Hazel, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Finch,. to John F.
Dixon both of town..
Births
HUNTER—In Goderich, on May 10th
to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hunter, a
daughter.
COUT'FS.—In Wingliam, May 15?h, to
Mn. acid Mrs. R. A. Coutee, a
son.
LAYTON.—In Tnekerstniele on May
17th, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Layton, a daughter,
KENNEDY—In Tuckersmith, on May
13?h, to 'Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Kene
nedy, a son.
Deaths
DEEVES—At Portage la Prairie,
Man., on May 0th, David Beeves,
formerly of Clin?on, aged 09
years.
HUNTER.—In Goderich, on May 19th,
Pearl, third daughter or Mr. Sam,-
uel Hunter, in her 11th year.
JENKINS.—In Colborne township, on
May 17511, Chane Shaman, wife of
Janice Jenkins, aged el years, 6
months and 6 days.
NEELEY.—In Seaforth, on May 19th,
• Sit;PS011 Neeley, aged 47 years and
3 months. •
REINKE.—In Brueefield„ on May
200, Dorothea Pell, wife of Mn.
John Relnkie, of Egmondville,
aged 71 years and 6 months.
LOST—A CHILD'S GOLD SIGNET
ring, initials, '`C. R. J.'' Reward
Will he given for tits mean to -
0.12, Jeakins, The Rectory, Clin-
ton. —34.
FOR SALE.—I HAVE RECEIVED
a carload of Western wheat for
feeding, You can secure a quan-
tity at Trick's Mill or at my place
on the Hayfield Line, Godereth
township—John Thompson. --30
STANDPORD (12810) FOALED MAY,
Obli 1910 of Imported stock, is a
dark dapple bay, face and feet
white, has • quality, style and ac-
tion hard to beat. • Is perfectly
sound, and heathy and weighs over
1500 pounds at two years, of age.
Standford is very intelligent and
docile and was a prize -winner • at
the Guelph winter Fecir 1911. Ilis,
Sire is Bunny deer (10924) G. Sire
Sire Hugo (10921) G. Dam Rose
of Anchenclich (16203). His dam
Golden Rose (13952), elle by Guinea
Gold (13020) G. Dam Rose of Sande
evaith (18156). Will be bred to a
'limited number of healthy mares at
Iris own stable, lot 26, eche 6,
Hullett. Terms : $12 paya,ble Jan.
1st. 1913. For fur?her particulars
apply to Fred Holey, Owner,
ROPERTY FOR SALE.--efFIE
houee on High street belonging 'to
the Downs estate. One quarter
are of lance and geoti orehatd. At
Present becapied, by Mr. Fred IIBI)
—Apply to W. Brydoeee • eL'313-4
PIARAI FOR: SALE,—LOT ' 38, CN.,
n
2, Stanley,' 2. mile fiem Clitone
consisting of 55, acres; Good eMied-
engs'bank barn with windMill our,
impleepefit) hoese, pig pote good
wenn frame house. About 10 aercs
of spring eimp, 2. lieees of roots, 1
'acre orchard With all kinds of fruit,'
'18 acres of Lay, 0 item of nerd -
wood bush, remainder of farm in
pasture. rl'he land Is 'a good clay
loath. 'Possessictn to suit buyer:—
John Jervis, Clinton, P. 0. —12.
ON'ekele0 LIQUOR LICENSE ACT.
.License District of Cemere Huron.--,
Notice: is hereby given that Ede
Ward R. Swartz of Gotiettleh has
made application for permission
trasfer, his Tavern license for the
premises. known as the Britesh Ex-
change to Jafnes B. Reynolds of
C4oderih, and that said application
will be considered at the meeting
of the Board 'of License Commis-
sioners to Ice held in Me court
house, Goderice, on Friday, June
14th 1912 at the hour of , two
o'clock. All parties interested will
govern themselves accordingly .—
Oliver Johnson, License Inspector.
Dated at Clinton tide 28th day of
May 1912.
ONTARIO LIQUOR LICENSE, ACT.
License Districe of Centre Huron.e-
Notice is hereby given, 'that James
e3. Reynolds of el.:Merida has made
application for permission to erans-
fer his Tavern lieense for the :pre-
mises known as the Huron Hotel to
Alex. Robinson of Goderieii, and
that said application will be' con-
sidered at the 'meeting of the Board
of License Commissioners to be
Held at the court house, Goderice,
Friday, June 11th, 1912, at the
hour of 2 o'clock. All 'parties
ineerested will govern themselves
accordinely.—Oblver Johnson, Lic-
ense Inspector. Dated at Clinton
this 28th day of May 1912.
FARM FOR SALE.—LOT 29,
Bayfield con., Goderich township,
containing 601 acres, more or less.
Small orchard, good spring water,
frame buildings. Land has been in
pasture about five years. Feu
Maher particulars apply to William
Turnee, :Lauder P. C.., Manitoba.
care of Mrs. W. Grieve. —37*
FOR SALE—FLO CR AND FEED
business, established 24 years, de-
livery add dray business in con-
nection. Together with store and
dwelling of seven rooms, Good
brick stable also on premises.—
D. S. Cook, Clinton. —31
DRAIN TILE FOR SALE—WE
have a large stock of tile on lia.nd
'ranging in size from 2e inches to
10 inches, also a good stock of
brick. 10 and 12 inch tile to or-
der. Work e half 'mile east of Eg-
ID ondville. Phone 9 on 145—
Kruse Bros.', Egnionclville.
—33-1.
AT WALKER'S FURNITURE
store you can have your baby car-
riage or go-cart wheels re -tired in
half an hour's time. No weal's.;
for material, we have the machine
and the rubber on hand and will
do them for you weile you wait.
• —31
IVIEETING OF THE HURON COUN-
ty Counail—The Connell of the Cor-
porateon of the County of Huron
will meet in the couneil chamber,
ice the Town of Goderioh, on Tues-
day, June 4th, at 3 o'clock, Ac-
counts against the County will be
considered if placed with the eaerk
before that date.—W. Lane, Cletk,
Dated May 20th, 1912 —3,1-2,
Canadian PacificRailway
EXCURSION
—TO—
G UELP H
tinder the auspices of the
West Huron Farmers' Institute
SATURDAY June 8th
Special Train by C. P. R.
Leave « Time Adult
Goderich 7:20 acre, $1.55
McGaw • 7:33 1.55
Auburn 7:43 1.50
Blyth 7:55 1.40
Wallen . 8:07 1.20
MeeNaught 8:18 • 1.10
W. Monkton 8:10 1.05
Melverton 8:45 .85
Millbank 8:56 • .80
Linwood 9:05 .65
Wallenstein 9:15
Elmira 9:25
Child
$ .80,
.80
.75
.70
.60
.15
.55
.15
.40
.35
.30
.50' .25
•Arrive Guelph 9:55
Returneng, the speckle' traie well
leave ,Gitelph 7,00 peen. Exclusion-
ists from stations Goderleli tp Mc-
Naught (inclusive) have privilege of
remaining over and returning by any
regular train Monday, June 10th.
A Trip Full) of Ieterest.
This is the popular trip of the
seeson. Come with its and 'see the
famous Provincial 'Agricultural Coll-
ege;. lice Experimental Pewee, a place
of never ending attraction 'for agricule
'Wrists and horticulturists ; MauDone
ald institute, and MacDonald Hall,
two noted educational centres of sped-
ial interest to women ; the' Consolid-
ated Rural School and School Gar-
dens ; Hon. W. J. Hanna's celebrated
Farm Colony ; and the many points
of industtiael and commercial) Interest
within the city of Guelph.
A day of. Educateort, Inspiration,
Recreation. Do not miss it,
.T., MA/LLOy041, W31. BAILIE:
4Dwigahnon) Pres. (Dungannen) Seoy.
eleell•PessIsawsiesseisewasimasimmem•••••••minseilat
'art. JOHN Irtct. wiLL BE PLEAS-
• ed to continue tuning eienos for
those who, in the Past,. He ha• g
thus eeved. He extends his best
thanks for past favors, hoping for
a continuance of the same. • Any-
one requiring :3110h services now
kindly leave word at his residence
James street, is he exPeete
leave town about tit first, week
in June,' —33.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
and repairs kept on hand, also ag-
ency for new inaelenes.—A. Hoop-
er, Albert street. —Me
FOR SALE :—A QUANTITY OF
Lumber and enaneling and 21 and
$0 foot. 'reacts, 2x6., -Apply at W.
Walker's luraiture Mee. —31
FOR A GOOD LEATHER
'rep Phaeton euggy.—J. Twitchell.
& ,Son. • —30.
JAICTJUM CLEANER TO RENT BY
heat or day. Indispensable at
housecleaning time. Also for sale
two 'second-hand bicycles, lady's
and 'gent's.—Apply at home of Mrs.
A. E. Turner, Queen St.. —29-1
FARM FOR SALE—LOT 14 MATT -
land concession, Township of Col-
borne, consisting of 90 acres, ' all
cleated. Clay loam and first-class
wheat land. Four aeres of young
bearing orchard, first-elass fruit.
Good frame house wig). cellar.
Good barn with s?abling under-
neath, driving shed with cement pig
pen underneath. The farm is sell
fenced in 10 -acre fields. Two good
wells, e mile from school, 3 aules
from Ifolmesville and the same dis-
tance' Crone Benmiller. 6 miles From
Clinton: As the peopicietor is ill
and unable, to work the farm at will
be. sold on easy terms.—L. Penn-
ington, Hohnesville P. 0.
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:
FARM FOR SALE—Lot north half
26, con. 12, Mullett, consisting of
50 acres. All seeded down except
10 acres. Small orchard. FraMe
house and bank barn with stabling.
On Gravel roa,c1 1 mile north of
Lendesboro. I wile from school.
'APPLY on the premises or address
Richard Shaddiek, Londesboro P.O..
—75
PROPERTY POR SALE—Hardware
business for sale in Hayfield. Two-
story building, store, workshop and
' dwelling combined, also stable 26
x 36. Three lots with orchard arid
small fruits. Terms,, seasonable—Ap-
ply 'So R. Rouatt, Bayeeld. —74
FARM FOR SALE—The Executor of
the Southeomee estate offers for
sale 50 acres, being east half of
lot 28, con. 6, Hullett, This,,is a
firseeclass farm, well watered and
improved and 'with good buildings.
Also the undersigned offers fox sale
lot 29, con. 6, Hullete, consisting of
100 acres., These farms may be
bought together or separately.—
Apply to R. J. Southcombe, Clin-
ton P. 0, —89
SPECIAL
JUST. RECEIVED: A
CAR OF EXTRA NO.1
FEED OATS, ALSO A
CAR OF CHOICE
FEED WHEAT.
L. •SUITTER
5c, 10c, 15c and 25c Store
EE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY FOR
COMBS AND BARRETTS FOR
SAcTURDAY AND FOLLOW-
ING WEEK BUY WHERE
• YOUR MONEY GOES
THE FURTH-
EST.
a- i C1001-
• PROPRiETOR,
ALL KINDS OF
COAL, WOOD
TILE BRICK
TO ORDER
All 'kinds of coat on hand,:
CHESTNUT SOFT' COAL
STOVE'• CANNEL COAL
FURNACE COKE
' BLACKSMITHS WOOD
eae in., 3 in. and 4 in. tile Of the
Best Quality.
ARTHUR FORBES
Opposite the G. '1'. R. Station,.
BARRED ROCK EiGGS kin;
• a .wern on at -red Rock's., at
Clinton 4 ,first., $ second, 1 third,
and epeeital for beet . coeiectieu.
Pea 1, mating,. Mewled by
eVlitlard • e,00kerol., Limited num-
ber settings, Eggs e2.00 per 13. Pea
, of) erel mating, headed by Mil-
lard cock. Pullets in title pen are
• good layers. Eggs $2.00 per 23.
' Pen„ 3, utility pem headed, by a
cockerel bred from one of the best
laying strains he Canada. The pullets
In thee pen were bred fro/a , 17
s" of my pullets which layed 436 eggs
in 31 days, Eggs $1.00 per 15. I
guarantee a good hatch or replace
setting free of charge. —H, .A.. Hov-
ey Clinton, —24.
oti••••••"•••••••••••••
i CAMPBELL'S SOUP :
Have you ever tried it?
• •
• . One of the roost de- •
savOry and tis-':
factory soups of the day. :
• Nourishing too becaude •
Campbell's Soup contains :
only the best meats and
• vegetables, a few of the •
: kinds we keep. :
• •
• •
• Consomme, Tometo, Chicken, •
• Chicken Gumbo, Mock Turtle, •
• Vegetable, Beef, Mulligatawny, •
• •
• •
• •
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• When the gong like distant el
• thunder, •
• Calls us to our bill of fare, •
• Then how 'anxiously wonder, •
2 Will good Campbell's Soup be •
; there. •
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• •
: See Our South :
• Window •
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• W T. 0!NEIL •
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W. •
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• "The Hub Grocery." •
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Watch Faults
Does your watch run correctly.
If not, let us repair it lee you. It
may be only dirty and need cleaning,
or stop foe lack of oil. Whatsoever
the reason, don't delay. We give
thorough examination and regulation
free. Anything more costs as little
as satisfactory work can be done.
A. 3. GILIGG
Scientific Jeweler and
Optician
CLINTON, ONT.
NOW
IS THE TIME
+-I. FOR -1--e
Plumbing, Evetroughirtg
and Stove Moving
All orders promptly attended
to.
Prices given on roofing, sid-
ing an all contract work,
BYAM & SUTTER
SANITARY PLUMBERS.
Home Stuowl
Thousandsof ambitious young people
are being instructed in their homes by
OM' ROM Study Dept. Tee may finish
at College it you desire. Pay when.
ever you wish. Thirty Tears' Exper-
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Enter any day. Positions guaranteed.
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NU VACATION
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TO THE PUBLIC
HAVING BOUGHT THE
WORKSHOP DEPARTMENT OP
THE ROWLAND HARDWARE
BUSINESS, WITH WHICH
HAVE BEEN CONNECTED FOR'
SEVERAL YEARS, L AM PRE-
PARED TO RECEIVE\ORDERS
FOR THE HECLA FURNACES,
PLUMBING, EVETROTIG-HIN0,,
PUTTING UP STOVES AND •
REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS, ALL
OF &MICH WILL RECEIVE
MY) PROMPT ATTENTION. Al
CONTINUANCE OF THE PAT-
RONAGE GIVEN THIS DE.
PARTMENT IS RESPECTFUL,
LY REQUESTED,
PROMPT ATTENTION WILL'
BE GIVEN TO ORDERS LEFT
AT ROLAND'S HARDWARE
STORE.
Pbbna 52 ,T. D. JOI-INSON