HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1912-06-13, Page 5June 16th, I9t2.
Clinton News -Record
London Road.
s Annie McPhail has been [sit-
,
in; her home at; l'orter'a UillPTie
past Weak.
Ars, John, Hunter has been aguest
at the parental home, that oi Mr.'
rank Grant, lately',
Miss A. Steep oi Goderich
ship , has 'been visiting Mi,,s
Vtisc he past week.,
'rite London Road League wilt visit
the League at Turner's church on
Sunday evening next, Stu/Ida,- will he
obset'ved as Flower Sunday at ',Men -
Miss Grace Wise of Godericli has
been the guest of her uncle, Mr.
Jaen Wises the past week.
Ross Mr. Cosens evil] ,address the
League at the ,home of Mr. A. 'scilase
on Tuesday eveningnext. , •
Issa,ame.es have been blisy getting in
their been crop during the pa(st 'week.
Everybody has been enjoying the fine
-weather and tryeng to make s ao etest
ot tt
6
1 Tears A
From The News -Record of
Juns 10th, 1'896.
Canton, June 100, 3898.
31r. C. C. Rance has returned from
Breckyille. Ile says George Taylor,
the Conservative whip, will • beelect-
d.
Me. S. J. Andrews has purchased
the J ewo-acre orchard on Queen etreee
from hie sisthrs. . ?
„Saar. Lack Kennedy and several Mill-
er Clintoriaas took in the borse meet
and eae Laurier demonstruition at
taetrord e yesterday. •
Mr.. A. J. Grigg, who received euch
a :grand . farewell when Peeving' Ridge -
town is now installed in Biddle-
combe'a 'jewelery store. is a for-
Aner resident and we welcome aim
back to town.
'The lacrosse team that will play
the caahmionship • match oil Thurs-
day will be picked from the •following:
players •Cantelon, Kerr, BeatSie,
Morrish, Noble, Turnbull, G-iabirga,
McKee, Balfour,, Read; Biggin, Whit-
ely and Jarvis.
One of Beattie's livery lases wits
' driven. to Stratford last Thueislay
night and on the return journey
Pri-
day afternoon dropped dead when
.. near Clinton, opposite the ' Shipley
farm .
Last Wednesday a jolly , fishing oite hundred dollars and costs last
party eonsisting of A. J. Taylor week,
J. D. 'Hunter, Da Strachan and. W.
Askin Of TOr0140 ; J. Black of
Montreal; W, W. Ferran, W. Jaciteon,
John Rahsford, D. A. Forrester, J.
P. Tisdall, Geo. D. MeTaggart raid Toronto,' June 10th. -The receipts
Dr. Shaw of town, proceeded to- Au- of 'aye stock et the Union stock yards
• hum and put in a most enAoyableday. ' today were 147 carloads, including
assTraligittacent, catch was expressed; 2769 catale,, 373 hogs, 383 sheep,, 109
from Blyth, where the -party luneliesl. calves and 66 hakes.' •
The geptlemen have decided to make Tho quality of thecattle as a rule
• it an anduarouting. • was good. There were 26 -loads of
A very interesting game of salelest ' Alberta, catale that, were good enough
was played the other :day lietween to sell at . from $7.4,0 to $7.70 ' per
, the married and the eingle men, tile cwt. -and they ware in good cOndation
:score being 04-67 in favor , of • Use after their long haul. '
. married:men, Whose side, compete:et There were 15 carloads of Walker -
I -1. C. IlrewereDr. Agnew, Dr. ISthee, ville distillery -led cattle and .10 car -
j, Johnston,' LI tennedy,, A. Iloilo- loads' froni tho Waterloo distillery.
way, G. W. Barge,' Joe alattenbury, They were bought op at $8,15.
J. W. Cladley. The single side was Early in the day the market was
made up as follOws :J. MeMairchie, dull and sluggish, but in the after-
, W. P. Spalding, J. Miller Jr.,. - M. eoon when it became known that
D. McTaggart, 11. laavins, sr 'D. Kil- there were only. 15,000.Maatle on the
ty, R. Barnhardt, Morgan, Ed, Can- Chicago market, the. scene was cicala
talon. The best individual woek was gcd. DiStitlery cattle went up .1.5c
22 by Downs for the single men end and fanners' fed exporters and choice
30 by Kennedy. for Ilhe' narried men. butchers closed steady at last ,week's
Another match between the eame prices. Conunon and medium cows
teams wal take pla.ce•on Fridag. of were off 15c to 25e on the average.
this week. Taking it alr around it was a good'
Last 'Friday some thirty of the market, arid out of 2749 cattle' 'there
friends of IVIr. P. B. Creeys, who hes were only 160 left unsold .als the
been in Biddleecnnhe's store for some close.
years, 'tendered him a farewell sapper, . Exporters.
at the 'Waverley Houee, . The spread air. IIoward bought foe Swift ac,
'was an excellent one anti' alter emple Co. 300 export steers at '67.75 to .68
justice had been done tbe tout list and $7,65 to aia
was unfolded. Air. N., Mots, Fair Alee:ander McIntosh- bought on order.
°couplet] tbe chair and Mr, J. NaTte- 172 distillery eteers, 1260 pounds cach
leaven 'Me vice. -Among others, sev- at 68.15 , and one car export isulls,
era) members of tbe tow. i.z,llI1Cil 1700.to .1800 pounds, at $6,55.
wete present, and :the remarks ; Butchers.
throughout', were euloaistic of , Mr. Best steers of export weights and
C,rews as a' 'thorough 'business man ouality for butchers' purposee, 87.75
and a valued eitizen, Songs were to $81;gooti 67,25 • to 67.60 ; medSum
given by Messrs. Imiens, poseur, 36.75 to $7.15 ; common $6.25 to 36.60
Read, Spalding aod Fair. Tn sopa' ipforior light cattle. $5.50 to $6 scows
to the toast of -"our guest" . Mr . 64 to 66.50 ; misusers 62.50 to 63.
Crews expressed 111c tope that 1,c Stockers and Veedess.
miens yet 'neeturne a prominent sesi- Feeders, 900 to 1000 each are workh
dent • of Clinton. , . from 38 to,. 66.25 J; stockers 700 te
Janies Fait Sr., accompained 800 las each are Nvorth from 415, to.
by Messrs. Walkinshaw and Folland $5.25. • ''
lett on e Monday for, Glasgow with ,' Springers, and Maseers.
. ,
three eatiloads of fat cettle, forty • Milkers and springers; sold at Stem
head of Mr. Fair's and ten of air. 640 to $80' each, 'and theta was One
McTaggart's. They Were a fine let Springer of superior quallay for vehich
of cattlead W°rthY ol;the C5005 6100 was refueed. Notwitesstaniiag
from 'whiali they were taker. • Mr. this, the average ,prices were asport-
Maidleton will alio ship ,a fine ' lot d ee to 610 per head lower,
this week. ,• Veal Calves.
The Cliatoo Bicycle Club had a' prices for veal calves asmained
meeting MendaY night in ' eface etaade ata se tre 67.50 for the hatic,
in the town hall and decided sto have with a few choice veals at 68 to 88-
a series of road races. 'There will be 60 ,and one new _milk -fed calf at 39
five in, number and: ran OVer a 415- per cwt.
sance of about, eight miles, so Orran- Sheep and Lambs.
ged May the' riders. ivill .have to ride puices for sheep took'a 50e drop.
through town twice. ,in complebing 8110 Ewes sold at 34,50 te See rams at
circuit, -Two medals are to be given, 63 to 64 pet 'awls, Spring; Iambs sold
one tothe rider who wins 'the great- at '69 eo $10 per ekrt, an1,0110 ,. odd
est number of firsts and tae other to, lamb brought $'10.50 pet cwt., ,
the rider making the bests average Teogs,
,
, none of the, 'whole series Tar ' er- Selects rod and watered imoualst
rangements for the races have been 38.50 and 1. o. 0. ears 38,11, '
left irthe hands of the ionowseg
omnInitteas ftaad, NT, la Mcrae -gala, ,
and Ogle C 0 °Per l; han d icaP ames A RS01,1.11' ESN S
;Jackson Lack aCennedy and Isaac
Rattenbury r uneaceeptiug, Andrew
portee; , Tee first , raceis eXpeCted Mrs. Retie Stecves, aerove, N.
to °pow; Off On 'Wedlle,ClaY /10X.t. , • II., wriatie : -"I know Daisy's Own
Stiriday Say Kaight, , Rev. W. Tablets ate an obsoletely safe :limas
JaaSard,, preaelied a special sermon Mee Ms itttles ones and they ate' the
aiso the Maccabees el Kearns Tent in only mediaine I would give a , child
Teener's church 'ruckerernitia at without first consuitiug (Manse." The
'the cOnclusion the members forme.d Tableee are. guaranteed by a govern -
e, circle aeomel the 'grave of the tete ment anaiyst to be ale:Mutely sale
Knight Franoleasayam, on easiell and free from opiates• and narcotics
was placed a wreath el flowere. and cart not possibly da liana-- but
Mr. Harry Climes of St, Lonis is on always good. , They ate sold by med-
. .
Goderich.
mr,. J. 13, Fotheringliam, • reetoz
of St. Georga's churelt, lias reeelvett
an oiler of a 010801) at Vernon, 830. but lias deeifled to' 0)1111511,1Sod-
Mr, S. C. Hick has .disposed Jf , Ins
drag' ',tare 06 Mr- Fred. C. Shaw of
Ower,. Sound, who has already calmn
possession.
1,, Keloran ea the firm01
Proudfoot, Hays Sr. was
married on Wednesday of last week
111 Tonseto to Miss Violet Cameron
,of Van/mover:, .41tee a short 'honey-
moon trip - , Mr. , arta' Mrs. 1211)07511wall tam 'I' „their reeitlence GOtier-
Dr, 13. S. Turnbull has decided to
leave Goderich for 'Vancouver es here
he will praceice !ifs profession.
"Jock" Raker, who was employed
on, the breakwater coastruction at
the harbor; fell the other day :1110014
twenty. feet into a pontoon, s,trikiaa
his head on the concrete bottom. It
was feared that Ile had sustained a
fracture of the p0111, bub accordssegeto
the latest reports he is recovering.
Mr. A. Roberteon SilratiOr(1,
son of Mr. J. A. Robertson of town,
was married in Mitchell 021 Tuesday
ealast week to Miss Maude Dore,
daughter of Mr: Dore of IVIitchen. The
Young people svill,reside. Strale
ford.
Port Albert
ale. and Mrs. W. Ct. Manning of
Goderich visited friends in Port , Al-
bert on Sunday. .
Victor 'Green of the G. T. R., (1/A-
crid', visited the parental home over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Grey left on
Tuesday for London where Mr. a fey
19 attending the Anglican Synod now
in session as the lay delegate from
the church here. ,When the ,30931.011
iis over they purpoae waiting the
lady's brother, Rev. W..11. Hawkiits
of Morpeth:
, Mrs, W. Reid kg Lanes visited lier
daughter,. Mrs. 'Phonies Eileen, on
Sunday.
,Mis,s 'Grace Crawford of Calgary is
visiting her parenta here.
Mies Lizzle Marillan has resIgned
her position as teacher of S. 8. No.
Ashfield.
Taere 19 still .a. little seeding 10 be
done in this neighborhood.
Those breaking the license laws ma.
coming in for their punishmeat all
right. The Kintail man was fined
Live Stock Market.
P17112 LITTLE ON ES.
,
Leadbury
Miss Jennie 'McKibben spent, ,
urday at: the ,ralodel Fawn,. Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs, Jahn 1)ris',T11 and;
Mis Jean Barrows' spent , 'Sunday
•w4th fri.ands in Mitchell."
.1411SS Math' '1031(1 1)1 Surniaerhill is
spending the week at; the home or
Mr. John Searlett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce of 11,innehfotd,
.Mrs.a nd Miss Methilly and Mr, ?thn
i
of Constanee called on Leadbury
101014,5 last week,
Mr. arrl/Mrs. Coulter of Myth vis-,
their datighte)., IVIof Fludie, 011
Sunday.
eleieses. Cuemeri and Eddington of
13russelaa visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jahn Searleat on ,Sunday,
Utensil!
14j and Mrs. Wrslient Kirk of Pair -
grove, Mich., have returned home
after visiting Mr. 11, Drysdale and
other friends in the elicinityu ,
A sits,lias been caosen for the new
station in the yard olniasato Mm, T•
Murdoch's residence.
'Ilse post -office and residence• c011-
neceed has been raised and a founda-
tion placed underneath, which adds
greatly to the appearanceh
of te,
building,
Mr. D, A, Cantelon oi Torrent° was
ei town over the Week -end.
Wingham.
Rev D. Perrie has been attending
Pao, General. Assembly at Edmonton.
Mrs.' Thoome Bell oi Southampton
las been visiting ber daughter, Mrs.
R: Vanstone,
Mrs. Shillington of Windsor has
been visiting her parents, Rev, ' Dr.
and Mrs. Rutledge,
Mrs. P. larviogle of Sault St. Maisie
las been in town the guest of her
brothers, the Messrs. Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anderson are
visiting friends in Galt, Hamilton,
Berlin and Guelph. •
Mr. R. J. Thorne, formerly of town
but now of Toronto, bas been visit -
'ng Mr, and Mrs, Ca' M. Walker.
Mr. George Davidson of Noeth Da-
kota has been here on a visit, to his
brothers, the Messrs. Davidson of
town. It is thirty years since lie
eft here and this ie bis first Visit
back so he naturally notices many
changes.
Mr. Alex. Porter has sold one of
us cottages on Albert street to Mr,
Kat Anderson, whe recently sold 1119
iropeety in Lowet Si/Ingham.
Marriages
THOMPSON - SMITH- 7.t Toronto
' on June 5th, by Rev. Mr, 'Fair -
Meta, Emily Almeda; daughter of
.Mr, and Mrs. Jetties Smith, for-
merly .of Clinton, tie James A.
Thompson, Toronto, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Thompson, tioder-
ieh.eownship.
INNIS-WISE-At "The Evergreens"
,Tuckersmith, else parental home,
of 'the bride, by Rev. Hail Wood
on June 6th, Peaul, daughter of
Mr and 'MIs. John Wine, to John
, S. 'lends of Stanley.
PO31TER-HALL-1n 'Clinton on
June 6th by Rev. T. Wesley Cos -
one, Emily Hall to llosvard Da-
' Yid Porter, formerly of Clisitou,
beth of Torobto.
AGNEW - TAYLORs-At the :5000of the bride'a parents, Exetee,
on June 4th, , J. CI. Wentworth
Agnew of WinnipegM
to aude
daughter of Mr. and, Mrs, John
W. Taylor of Eater,
L,L
KIORAR--CAMERON- In roron-
' to on June lath, Violet, daughter
of airs. IL 0, Cameron ot British
Columbia, to James L. Killoran
of Goaerich.
ROBERTSON-DORE --1n Mitchell
• on June 4811. by Rev. C. C. l'ur-
don of Paris, Maud, .youngest
flaugheer of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Dore, to Ifterry Robertaon of
• Stratford; son of MX and Mrs.
Jean Robertson of Goderieh.
Births
INC; 1.18-aA t 11 Float Ave., ton
on ne Ju4th, to Mr, and ales.
John Inglis (nee, LizzSe, Trowhill)
a SOIL
Calgary ou June 10eh,
to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Willis, (foes
merly Olive Crawford of Dungan-
- a daughter.
WORK1VIANe-In lruckersmith on June
1811, to Mr. and Mrs. Iten. Wora-
man, h daughter, ,
CLUa'E--In Scalcath on .June )and,
to Mr' and Mrs, N. 'I'. 01101, a
daughter.
BINKLEY-In Wingharn on june 3rd,
to Mr. and Mrs Hinkley, daugh-
tat.
LUDWIG-In Wingliam on June :st,
to Mr and Mrs. Ludwig, a daugh-
ter.
Deaths
la ERR -In 011118011 01) Juno rah,
Jamee Kerr, aged 78 years.
VODDEN-In Hullobt on June 781),
Sarah Emeline Modulate], sysfe`el
Mr: W. A. Vodden, aged 47 years.
la E --In CI ween on .3 tine ,
Ruth Burns, Ivies of Rev. •William
Wade, agrd 84 years a n d 7
months.
GOODWIN-In Canton on June, 12811,
George Waster) Goodwin, aged 32
years
FLINTOFF --In Woodstock on Jone
101,11, George Andrew Flintoff, son
of the late Cseorge alintoff of
CI in ton, aged 21 years, .
McLEAN- At Elbow, S,ask.„ on alea
2140, James, son of Mr, and U1S.
Archie Meacan (1,11.,y township,
aged 2,4 years.
SARMET1--In Goderich on June ath,
Mary Agnes Hardy, , wire of 1 e
James Harmer, aged 27 yeara
WING,ITAM
a visit fla hie aunt, Mrs. Joe' Rattan- iicifie dealers or by mail, .at: 25 casette a
bury. Me w;11 els() viurit bis - old box from The Dia Williams' Mediciee Dr. Caisbolm M "Perorate was en
hofile 111 Goderiela ; Co.,, Brockville, dant. " Wingleam foe a brief Oisii recenitly,
HOUSE ON MA
sale or to
' ITOUSE TO RENT ott F011 ,SAlsal-
nrRISIST I'Ort
Hight rootned house on Queers
e)83s-18 ;Tanda11, street, town waterworks, cistern.
-34- acre of land with frail rt.ees
Stable on preosisee. House in good
DUNI) BETWIELEN CI,Iti'FON AND
Seaford', on June 3rd, a stun of
nioney. Loser eau have same by
Proving 'propertty and paying for
ibis' advertisement. -Arthur Cook.
-34-3.,
NOTICE. -TENDERS WILL 1312 11 fe-
ceived by the uedersigned for , the
budding of a new scheol ,house in
S. S. No. 5, I-Isalleat,up to June
22nd, when they will be opened.
Also tenters for the use of ,the old
.rnateifnl along with the new. leans
and specifications/ may be seen. at
Jamee Snetl's, lot 27, con. .7. The
lowest or any tender not necessar-
ily aecepted-Wm. L. Main eec.-
treasurer, Clinton I'. 0, --31-2
AUCTION , SALE OF HOUSEFIOLD
Furniture, at 3 o'clock p, 011
Sattralay, June 1510, on the Market
Square, CSinton, when ilia' following
will be disposed of ; 1 sewseg reach -
me as good as new, 'lawnmower, 2
mattresses, 2 bedsteads, bureau,
cupboard, dresser, 30 yawls of /pod
carpet, 2 tables, carpet sweeper,
'grindstone, step ladder, 15 feet of
biose, ,shovels and other articles POO
numerous to mention. Terms, cash.
-W. Hamblyn, 'proprietor. D. N,
Watecin, auctioneer.
NOTICE TO CREOMTORS.-IN THE
matter of the Estate of Ann Eliza
McBrien.--Notice is hereby :avert
that all persons having e-laims
against the Estate of Ann Eliza
1VIeBrien, late of the Town of Clin-
ton, in the County of Huron, wid-
ow, who died oil or about the Oth
day of May 1912, ate required to
deliver to the endersigned cethou-
tor or his solicitor on or before the
2nd day of July 1912, a. Mil elatement of thole claims, together with
portrait= thereof, and tile nature
of the securities, if any,
held by them, all duly v e r
fled by aflidavit. :AND TAKE
NOTICE thee' after the said last
men'tioned date the said executor
will proceed 'to dtstribute the Es-
tate of the said deceased amongst
the persons ontaled theretohaving
regard only to such Mainly as be
shall have ameived due notice and
in aecordance herewith. , Dated at
Clinton the llth day at June 1.912.
-W. J. Mennen, Executor, Summer, -
hill P. fa -31-43
FARM FOR SuatEl- LOT 20, CON.
0, Iltidett, consisting ot 100 acres,
90 acres cleared, 40 acres grass, 2
/sores of orchard with first-class
fruit: Well fenced and drained. 2
stowey brick house and large tarn
With stabling undeeneath, also large
drive house, wet!' hog' pen under, 2
good wells with windmill and pipe
to stable and hog men. 2 antics
from Clinten.-Fas further potatoes
lars apply on the premases, or ad-
dress W. T. Henry, Clinton P. 0.
COTTAGES FOR , RENT -ALSO
Booth Privileges at the "Grove!'
bot season, or for July 1st only
For particulars apply to -W. R.
Jewett, Boe. 30. Hayfield. -335
TO RENT.--sa FOUR ROOMED COT-
tage . in Bayfield about ten min -
efts wallc kern the lake. Very
Suitable for summer via:tors, Ap-
ply ‘to Mrs. J. Pokock, Baylield,
or Mrs. T. II. Brownlee, Godeeicla
NOTICE -- TRESPASSING OR
'tee ,pretnises of the , un-
dersigned is strictly forbidden,
Trespassers will he prosecuted. -
GS H. Bali.,' M. Mitglerd, J. Mc -
Brittle H. Wagner, F. Neaglo, J.
Youngault, J, Goode R. Strangban
W. ASqUI1II, W. Hill, J. Stranghan,
atit Penis, -83.
LOST BETVVEEN MR, T, ARGH-
er's, attaletta and Cleton, on Fr', -
day, May 3148, a plaid buggy , rug.
a'he finder will oblige by leaving
at the Graham's }Immo. '
eees„
SEALED TENDERS ADDRESSED
to the undersigned,,. and ' endorsed,
"Tender for Interior, Fittings, Post -
,Office; Customs and lasted Revenue,.
Seaforth, Ont,;" will he received at
this agice until 4.00 ps., on, Wed-
nesday, 31111e 1980, -1912, foe the %%reek
mentioned.
'renders will not be coesidered , un-
less' made upon forms supplied by De-
partment and an accordance with con-
ditions contained therein.' '
Plans and speatlications to be eisen
on aoplMation to' -Mr. R. Wright,
Clerk of Works, Seaforth,
T. A. Hastings, Clerk of Work, Pas-
tel. estate°, Ise, Toronto, and at elle"
Department 4?ublie .Works, Otttawa,
113aCh tall del: must be accompanied
by an accepted cheque air a chartored
bank payable to the cadet of /ale alon.
tad 'minister 03 public Works, equal
Iso ten ,per cent (te p.c.) of the am-
ount of ike tender, ;
By melee,
12. C .DF,SROCHERS, ,
Seceetary.
Department ot public ' Works,
Ottawa, Jima 5 1912
Newspapeee ' will, not be paid for
this advertasement ir,they apseet 1)8
eeitbout a-111,1100Ra frofn le DeParta
istera.-23211t.
reaair. PoSseasion given July lst.
-Apply David Steep, Stapleton,
-33
VOR SALE, LOT 28,0671.
5 Hullett 125 acres 5 acrea bests
remainder all cleared. a0oo(1
ings, 2 barns. 11 acres orchard.
Well watered, la miles 1000
school, 3 miles; leom Clenton.-Ap-
ply to Thos. 'Archer or D. Cantelon,
Clinton, 83. 0. -33.
HOUSE FOR SALE -A (2001)
chance to buy a hottse, Sem(i
amount; down, balance as rept.
House in good reOala ; Posses§ion
given at once. -For particulars ap-
ply to Mrs, Chidley,aselinton,
--33.
FAR1VI FOR SALE. --LOT 33, 005,,
2, Staiaey, 2 miles from Clinton,
consisting of 55 acres. Good ouild-
lugs, bank barn with windmill on,
implement house; - pig pen, good
warin frame house. About 10 acre,s
of spring crop, 21 acres of roots, 1
acre orchard, with all kinds otaruit,
18 acres of hay; 6 ,acres of. nerd -
wood bush, remaiider of farm in
pasture. The land Is a good (lay
loam. Possession to suit buyer, -
John Jervis, Clintot, P. 0. -42.
ONTARIO LIQUOR LICENSE ACT.
Lieenso District of Comae Huron. -
Rothe is hereby given that Ea -
ward R. Swartz of Gotten:ell has
made application ;for permission ta
traaler his Tayern license for the
premises' known as the )3ritith Ex-
change to James B. Reyholds of
Godeeich, and that said application
, be considerod at the meeting
of the Board of License Commas -
stoners to be held in tthe court
house, Goderich, on Friday, June
14th 1912 at the hour of two
o'clock. All parties interested will
govern themselves accordingly, -
Oliver Johnson, asteense Inspector,
Dated at Clinton this 28th day of
May 1912.
ONTARIO LIQUOR LICENSE, aCT.
License Districe of Centre Huron. --
Notice is lieeeby given, that Jasnes
B. Reynouls of Goderich has made
applieation for permission to swans -
ter his l'aveen license for the pre-
mises known as the Huroa Hotel to
Alex. Robinson of Goderich, and
that said application will be con-
sidered 'at the meeting ol the :Board
of License Commissioners to be
Held at the court house, Goderich,
Friday, June 1480, 1912, at - the
hour of 2, o'elock. All parties
infaxested will govern idle/heaves
accordinaly.-Olaver Johnson, Lic-
ense Inspector. Dated at Clinton
this 2841t day of May 1912,
FARM FOR SALE -LOT '29,
13aytiald con., Goderieh township,
containing 61a acres, more or less.
Small orchard, good spring water,
frame building's. Land has bean in
pasture about five years. For
further particulars: apply to William
, Lauder I'. G, Manitoba,
care of Mrs. W. Grieve.
DRAIN TILE FOR SALE -WE
have a large stock pf tile on hand
ranging 'in size from 21 inches to
10 inches, also a good stock of
brick. 10 and 12 inch tile to or-
der. Works half mile east of Eg-
mondville. 'Phone 9 on 145 -
Kruse Bros., Egmbndville.
-33-1.
AT ' WALKER'S FURNITURE
store' you can have your baby car-
riage or go-cart wheels re -tired in
balk an hour's time. No waiting
tor Material, we have .the machine
and the ,rubber on hand ana wili
do them for you wade you wait.
-31
LO$T.-A CHILD'S GOLD SIGNET
ring, initials, "C, R J." ,Reward
wiR be' given for its return to -
C. E. Jeakins, The Rectory, Can-
ton. -34.
FOR SALE. -1 HAVE RECEIVED
a carload of Western wheat for
feeding. You can sewn 5 quan-
tity at( Trick's mil or at ray place
on the Bayfield Line, Goderseh
township. -John Thompson, --SO
,STANDFORD (12810) FOALED MAN
'0811 19.10 of Imported shock, is a
dark depple e bay, face and feet
white, has (twenty, style and ac -
;Ron hard eto beat. ra Perfectty
sound and heeLbay awl weighs over
1.500 pounds at two years of age
Standford is very intelligent and
docile and was a prize winner at
tale , Guelph evinter Peer, 3911. Hie
Sire is Dunny deer (10924) G. .'ire
Stre Hugo (10924) G. Dam 11,090
of Anchenclieh (162,63). His dam
GOIden Rose (13952), she by Guinea
Ciald (13020) G. Dans Rose of. Sand -
wait (18156), Will be bred to a
4114800 number of healthy /11ares at
his own stable, lot 28, eon. 6,
Ilullett. Terms : $12 payable Jan.
1st., 1913, For fursdnut particulars
apply to Fred Henry, Owner,
BOPERTY FOR SALE. ---'111F3
'house on High street belonging to
the Dowee eetate, One quarter
'acre14laud and good orchard. , At
present occupied by Mr. 'Feed Hill.
-Apply; to W, Reydotre., se30-1
alAIL CONTISACT.,
SEALED TEND EISS S'S ED
to the Postmaster General,' will, be
notate/a "at Ottawa taste Noma' oa
Friday the late ,July, 1912, for , the
conveyance of Iris Majeste'a
n a proposed Coetrara for 10110
years if and 8 times per week each
way; between_ Baytiefd and 11rucelield
Railway Station, Hayfield and Sea-
orth from the first of Aegeet next.
Prieted notices, containing further
nfornateon as to pondStions of pro-
posed Contract may be SPtell pad blaisk
forms of 'renders may be obtained at
the Post Offices of Bayfield, Seaforth
and route offices, and at the Office ot
the Post Office Inspector at London,
Ottawa, son Islay, 1912,
G. S. ANDERSON,
Suiperintenlent,
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
and repairs kept on hand, also ag-
ency for Ilelr machines. -A. Hoop-
er, Albert street. -30.
FOR SALE -FLOUR AND IsEED
business, eetablished 21 years, de-
livery and dray business in' con-
nection. Together with store and
dwelling or seven rooms. Good
brick stable also on premises: -
D. S. Cook, Clinton. -31
FOR SALE :-A QUANTITY OF
Larnber and scantling and 24 and
.30 foot rafters, 2516. -Apply at vy.
Walker's lurniture store. -31
FOR SlaIda A GOOD LEATHER
Top Phaeton buggy. --.J. Twitchell.
& -Son, -30.
FA.Ral FOR SALE -LOT 14 MATT -
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-olass fruit.
Good frame house wilt .cellar.
Good barn wale Mating. under-
neath, driving shed with cement Pig
pen underneath. The farm is Pell
fenced in 10-acee fields. Two good
wells. a Mile from school, 3 nules
from Holmesville and the same dis-
tance from Benmiller. 6 miles from
Clinton. As the piopnletor Is ill
and unable, to Nvork the fano et will
be sold on easy terms. -L. Penti-,
ington, Holniesvi1l l'a" 0. .-31
FOR SALE -- BLUE BARRED PLY -
mouth Rock eggs, 61.00 per 15
eggs. Also a fesv White Cochin
Bantams, eggs $1.00 per 18.--,Tabez
Rands Clinton. -24.
FARM FOR SALE -Lot antis. half
26, eon. 12, Hullett, consisting of
50 acres. All seeded down except
10 acres. Small orchard. Frame
'house ancl bank barn with stabling.
Oa Gravel toad 1 mile north of
Londesborp. a Mile from school.
'Apply on the premises or address
Richard Shaddick, Londesboro P.O.
PROPERTY. P.OR SALE.-Ilerdvvare
business for sale in Bayfield. Two-
story bedding, store, workshop and
dwelling combined, also stable 26
x 36.. Three. lots with orchard and
small fruits. Terms seasonable-Ap-
pita to R. Rouatt, Bayfield. -74
FARM FOR SALE -The Executor of
the Southcomlae estate offers for
sale 50 acres, being east half of
loa 28, con. 6, Hullett. This is a
firs:II-class farm, well 'watered and
improved and with good buildings.
Also ehe undersigned offers fot sale
lot 29, con, 6, Mullet!, consisting of
100 acres. These farms may b'e
bought together or separatelae-
Apply to R. J. Southeombe,
ton P. 0. -89
5c, 10c, 15c and 25c Store
EE cant WINDOW DISPLAY -FOR
COMBS AND BARRETTS FOR
SATURDAY AND FOLLOW-
ING WEEK BUY ,WHERE
YOUR MONEY GOES
THE FURTH-
EST.
G-- 1_, COOK
PROPRIETOR.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL, WOOD
TILE BRICK
TO ORDER
All kluds of coal on hand:
CHESTNUT . SOFT COAL
STOVE CANNEL COAL
FURNACE 0012.5
BLACIaSMITITS WOOD
2.1 in 3 in. and 4 in. tile of the
. ,s
Best Qualtty.
ARTHUR FORBES
Opposite tdue G. T. B. 8113810111
s , Photo(
WINO -SAM ,
Dueing 'See storm one tseening 'bit
week the house of 'Mts. Bloomfield 011.
Scott saaett was struck by lightning:
Thehouses, was unoccupied al, the time
Mrs. Bloomfield being away, Mel bole
small, damage was done.
1,,R5s Irene Davis has completed her,
third ,year at Toronto Claivereity.,
13.4.115E3) 1100117 EGGS , F011
Sale, -I won on Barred aeoelcs at
Clinton 4 IMst., 3 secoad, 1 third,
and specaal for best' colioctioes
Pen 1, Pullet mating, Headed by
Millard coeleerel. Lingeei.z„ num-
ber settings, Eggs $2.110 per 12. lase,
2, Cockerel matieg, headed by Mil-
lard eock. Pullet§ in this pen are
good layers. Eggs 62.00 per 13.
Pen 3, undity pen, headed by a
cockerel bred from one of the best
laying strains in Cantata, The pullets
In this pen were bred from 17
el Illy pullets layed 438 eggs
in 31 (lays, Eggs 61.00 per 15, I
guarantee Ja, good hatch or replace
setaing free of charge. -H. A, Ilov-
ey Clinton,
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PINEAPPLES ° CANNING, :
i.targe juicy Pine-
: apples now at,
their best for. pre-
: serving.
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• Buy your Pineap- •
ples now, as this
; *ill be the last big
; week for Pine-:
apples arid quality
:,is first class. :
Fresh Stiaiwber-
: ries arriving daily :
W. T. O'NEIL .•
' ',The Hub (irocery." •
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EXCURSION TO PORT S'CANLHY
-Hurrah for Porl. Stanley on Fri-
day, June latli, Woodham Council,
N. 97, C. 0. t'. P„ bas made at-
,,rangements tor an exottrsion 'along
the I,. H. & 11. from Clinton and
points south, la Port( Stanley, 'Oa
Friday, Juno 141.h, at very 0e1)500 -
able rates. Crood to return next
day. For particulars see big bills
and dodgers. There is /so ;tette]:
place than Port Stanity to spend
the day.
Watch Faults
-Tte° Does your watch run correctly,
11 not, Set us repair it for you. la
may be onlydirty and need cleaning,
or, stop for lack of oil. Whatsoever .
.'the reason, den% delay.' We give
thorough examination and regulation
free. Anything more costa as little
as satisfectory work can be clone,
'7) A. j. GRIGG
Scientific jeweler, and
Optician
CIAINTON, ONT.
IS THE TIME
ae- FOR -H-
Plumbing, Evetroughing
and Stove Moving
All orders promptly attended
to.
Prices given on roofing, 'sid-
ing arid all contract work
,
SUTTER
SANITARY PLUMBERS,
aro being imit note.) in their homes by
Home Study
Tho '
nAinnis of amhi I ion,: young people
our 1Io00 Study Nat. Yoo may finir•li
at College if you delire. Pay when.
ova you wish. Thixty Yours' lOxpor.
ionoo. Largest truiners in (Jumada.
Itntor any cloy', Positions guar.aiteed.
If yon 55i511 to %Lim hoard. and Ionto
white Von earn, Writ o for parthuhus.
NO VACATION
CLINTON BUSINESS cot -Lace
CEO. SPOTTON, P50510£07