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Clinton News -Record
REAL RARIES IN
GEIEIEPICFI TOWNSHIP,
THE BOARD OF HEALTH ACTIVE
STAMPING IT out.
Ut.
Goderich township' has a real tables'
Cate;has. it bad and with reasan.
lit dates, back three Week's and owes
tots origin to the visit of a dog from
'`Goderich town which passed across
the township leaving dear knows how
Much of the rabies germ in'its wake.
Cine of the farms which the clog
crossed over was that of Mts. Joseph
.Salkeld of the first concession: Rabies
not being in mind, nothing was
thought of the dog at the time, but
.a few days later several of the cattle
'became ill. Local dope not a0:eeting
A cure the 'Goderich vet. was' sent for
,.and he dosed them too, but they glow
worse rather than better. The actions
.of the cattle finally became violent,
s'uspicion was aroused and_ the Pro
vinciai Board of Health notified.
An agent was at once sent up from
the city and on investigation he was
convinced that it was a case of the
real rabies.
Several of the cattle are dead anti'
the whole herd has been quarantined.
While mending a fence which had en-
closed the cattle, bit. Tom Salkeld
had one of his hands scratched. and as
it began to look had on Saturday he
welt down to the Pasteur Institute
at Toronto for treatment. The in-
jury might have healed up all eight
without the treatment, but the risk
was too great to chalice it.
• All this caused muck concerti
throughout the township and the feel-
ing was intensified on Monday when
it became known that Reg. Sturdy,
son of Mr, George W. S'tu'dy of the
Ot.h con. hail been that day attacked
by a strange dog at the gravel pit
,on the same link. Net having any-
thing -n-ith which to defend lt:.:nself,
Reg. fought oil' the dog as best he
could, but he was cut about the hands
and leg. The dog finally made. off.
Reeve McClure was at once notified
and he promptly called together the
Board' of Health consisting df John
Cox, chairman, John Middleton, and
'James Johnstone, with Clerk N. W.
Trewartha, secretary.
IN
That the case was serious was at
0 a
1ne'intent to the Board and it
P1,
acted without delay, issuing a pro-
clamation. that all dogs ",must he se-'
curely shwa up of destroyed and, that
any dog running at large may be shot
by any person whatsoey Lr- This or-
der: is to remain in effect ler sixty.
days
Mr: Willis. Bell was appointed in-
spector and it was impressed upon
hint that the law must be. enforced.
While the' board was in session it
seemed as if half the , countryside was
hunting for.,the dog that had attacked'
Reg. Sturdy. The pursuers were in
autos, in buggies: and on foot and
more firearms were in evidence than
has been seen in the township at mie,
time in many years.
The scare is real and until the dog
s' located' people will go about. with
bot'li eyes open and Grimed with eith-
er a club or a gun. It is probable
though dead by this time as mad
dogs ane short hived.
'Reg Sturdy has gone to Toronto
for Pasteur treatment and it is un-
derstood Vet Clark and Buteber ,,Tur-
ney of Goderich will do likewise.
On a number of farms where the
orchards have been sprayed lately
several cattle have been taken sick
and Mr. James Harrison of near
Portca's Hill had one die. Vet i'ree-
man from Goderich was called in
and at first pronounced. it nabies,
but on further investigation said it
was the result of eating the poison
from the spraying. This set at rest
to some extent the alarming stories.
which have been in circulation one of
them ^ to the effect that forty catldc
in the Porker's Hill vicinity had
been' ordered shot.
Mr. John Cox, chairman of the
Board of health, has set a good ex-
; ample. He had a good dog and
one that he and his family had bo -
Come attached to but he had it shot
on Tuesday. o'At a time like leis",
said the chairman, "'we cannot afford
to take any chances,"
',.:What the Fireless Cooker
Will Do.
Thu
useFire-
less
Of ire Practtl..a1 ~slut a
less Cookers is not known by ,,very -
one thoughevery ety a
ilthout} � .o
6 u ook
. ,
in recommends the `Fireless: Cooker,
both as 'a means of economy and pro-
ducing more palaea'ble food. ,..veay:
school of 'domestic science . in the
United States has Pronounced the
Fireless 'Cooker -a great SICCSSS,
claiminge they save money, fuel, time,
trittation and worry and add greatly
to the p?easttres of the wife and Man-
ny. Medical men find that the Fire-
less Cooker, not Only retains a 1argei
percentage of the nourishment of ail
foods, but also prepares thein in the
most digestible form possible and a
new• relish is given to our meats and..
vegetables. The food ss hygienic be-
cause the starch ^cells are completely
d'isiutegrated, and cereals are gltiteil-
zed andform the most) nutritious
foods. • The :United States Govern-
ment has issued bulletins ,'pointing
out the need of a fireless cooker in
every home, and has adopted them in,
Vile atm.; The steady, moderate
heat cooks food through and through,
chemically changing the particles and
breaking jihelu up so they are most
digestible' and.appetfring. It is im-
possible for people to .appreciate the
superior flavor of foodprepared in a
fireless cooker • until they. have 00-
tually tasted it. Thehousewifecan
visit fn the paelor on go out and neves
have a worry, for dinner will be
ready on time and neither 'over -done
nor under -cooked. Any food article
containing baking powder obtains a
lightness you have never seen before,
and you will never have a burnt sur-
face, or raw ' centre. with the iireless
cooker. 'Three kinds of vegetables can
be cooked in the sante vessel and each
retain its own distinct flavor. For
pastry, bread, meats, canning fruits,
etc., it is simply indispensable after
being once used. Mrs. Eames, (in -
tank) street, east of the school, has
one which she will be pleased to show
to any who may call, and sire can
speak of its value from experience.
Dungannon
'I'hab this part of'I-Ituron County
will be in a position to 'contribute a
targe share of crack shots in time of
emergeticy'is beyond a doubt, judging
by the large attendance and the high
standard of rifle efficiency, at the
fourth semi-annual tournament of the
Huron County Rifle League that ',vas
Irelcl at Point Farm on Friday last:
Ten associations were represented by
~"dyiont 150 lien, most of 111enl item-
, posing teams. '1'wo' ranges Were in
use, 200 yards and 500 yards, so was
'also a new firing target system. Ncw
long Ross rifles and other nine:eved
facilities made a marked increase in
this meet. Phenomenal shooting Pitt: -
veiled. In the team competition for
the silver trophy, Colborne secured
the League silverware, which has been
held by Dungannon No. 1 company for
a, long period. 'Plc winn':lg team
did creditable shooting, their aggre-
gate score being 026 points out of a
possible 700. Dungannon No. 1 won
the E'. N. Lewis trophy with 106.
Other' teams stood as follows : St.
• Helens No. 1 002 ; l.00halsh 505;
Dungannon No. 2 559 ; St. Augustine
577 ; Antrim 562 , J,ucknow 590.8 St•,
Helens No- 2 512 ; Kinta.l 522 ; and
Whitechurch 573. ,
the judge may allow then a "c'm1
mission" as 0 recompense :for heir
services, and as a matter of -curse
will allow then' their dssbursenunts.
EXETER.
Miss Symonds of Bridgewater, Eng.
is the guest of Miss Irene, Davis.
• Mr. Eaal Speakman' has been „rang
fcrred to' the Ottawa branch of the
Molsons. Bank.
A pretty wedding occurred at the
residence of. MT. and Mrs. J. W. '1.'ay-.
for on Tuesday of last week when
their daughear, Maud, was united In
marriage to Mr. J. G. W. Agnew of
Winnipeg. The ceremony` Was per-
formed by Rev. Mr. Whiting of Lon-
don.
Competition for the individual priz-
es'was very keen, amounting, in all to
about $150, the 50, prime winners all
haying scores of 00 and over, out of
70. Thomas Scott of Lochalsh, the.
medal winner; leading off with . 08.
Two possihlos at 500• yards and _ one
at 200 yards were made by Dungannon
and Colborne uteri. A Dungannon lad
fifteen years old, with a score of 05,
took second place,
16 Years Ado
From The News -Record of
June 10th, 1896.
Marriages
130MZJ:S-BAL Z t
---'1 t 110. residence
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of the bridr,,s parents, Fairview
Farm, Mullett, : On Juno 190, by
Rev. W. • T. -Pearc,ey, Bella Bea-
trice,' Mrs.
1 � ter .
tree,' da 16 E Mx,a
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W 5-1 Ball, td W. S, Reginald
Holmes of Clinton.'
JOHNSTON-TICHI3ORNE' At
Knox church manse, Goderich, on
June 13th,, by ,Rev, George E.
Ross, Delphine D.
'I'iohborne and
John E. Johnston`, both of Goiter -
kb township.
wE1It o
-J HNS POD(- At the home
of the bride's parents in
bor r' townshipon June 13th, by
ie
Rev. J. R. Mann, Bert Curate,
Weir M, D., 'of Auburn, to Jose-
phine Pearl, youngest , daughter of
Mr: and Mn,. Aniline Johnston.
IIENDE'RSON - SNYDER - At the
. home of the .b'riidc's mothea in
Goderich, .on June 201,11, by Rev,
Mr. Hazen, Rebecca, daughter of
Mrs. Jesse Snyder, to David S.
Henderson of the Nife.
HILLIARD-BLAKE-In. i11 derich on
June 13111, by Rev. Dr. :Medd,
'Jessie, daughter of Mr. and Ilirs.
' Wm‘ Blake, to ,harry Hilliard,
Toronto.
KINGSBUR,1 - McCALLUM In.
Exeter on June 81h„ at the home
of the bride's parents, by, Rev, 1 e.
Ge Powell, Edna 1;:, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. McCallum, to
Edwasel Eingsbury of Toronto.
HAMILT,ON'- DUNCAN - At the
home of the bride's parents on
June 15t11, by Rev. •A. C.. Wish-
art, Nesbitt George Ilamilton of
Atwood bo Gertrude Pearl, only
daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. James
Duncan of Mortis township.tt'
Live Stock Market.
Toronto, Jute 17th. -Extra choice
heavy steers for export $8.15 to $8.-
40; good to choice butcher loads $7.-
75
7:75 to $8.10; common $5 to $6; can-
ners $3; choice butcher Lows 15 50 to
$6.60; common SOWS 83:0 to $4 5e1.
Stockers- Steady demand at $5,25
to 50 for good quality ; extra 011310e
heavy feeders $6.25 to 0050.
Calves- Good veal $4 to .65,; b'.bs
$1.50 to $2.50.
Sheep -Market steady to tint *light
ewes $4.75 to $5.50; heavy $4 to •:'1,-
50 ; bucks $3 to $40; spring lambs 9e
'tto Lie per pound.
Ilogs-Market steady at 8.15 to 16.
20 L o. b.; $5.55 to $8.00, fed and
watered, and $8.85 weighed' off cars.
Trade was brisk and weth only a
moderate rim which included 40 cars
of distillery fed cattle out of a total
of 83 cars of stock all told, every-
thing was cleaned• up, gond and early.
The market was variously estimated
at from 15c to 25n hi_her than last
week. Export cattle at • all events,
were selling as high as $8.40 for
choice distillery cattle, this acing
from 300 to 10e higher than the gen-
eral run of export cattle last week,
The distillery cattle were from the
Lunis and Halligan stables at Walk
ervillc and from the John -Scott
stables. All these cattle wore in
fine condition, and competition was
strong.
'1'he comps aativcly small ntmlbet!s of
cattle left available for the local de-
mand set a stronger tone for the but-
cher cattle, which. sold strong $7.00
up to $8.10, and good medium Dutch-
er at$0,00 to $6.50.
Sheep and lambs were correspond-
ingly strong and steady at last
week's prices.,
fogs, firm at $8.00 fed and emter-
ed.
Clinton, June 17th, 1896.•.
Several of our citizens drove to
Exeter on F'ra ley last 110 seri and heat
Sir Charles Tupper;
Mrs. Dunsmore of St. 'Phomas is in
town, the gust of her father, Ma
W. J. Paisley •
The seeond,cricket. -match between
the married aril the single men took
place on Monday -afternoon and was
quite exciting, the single men Joining
out on top to the score of 66-53. •
F'OU'ND, BETWEEN CLINTON AND
Seaforth oil June 3rd, a sum of
money. Loser can have' sante shy
'proving property and paying for
this advertisement. -Arthur Cook.
-31-3.
NOTICE:-'i'EN'DF)RS WILL BE 1'.E-,
ceived by the undersigned for the
building of 'a new school house in:
S.. No 5, Ilullebt,up -to June
22nd, when they will be opened.
Also tenders Jos the use of the old
maten:al along with the new. Plans
and specifications may ,be seen at
Janes Snell's lot 27, con. 7. The
lowest or any tender not necessar-
ily. accepted. -Win, L. Mair, sec,
treasurer, Clinton :P, ,0. --34-2
Births
RICHMOND -At the home of Mrs. D.
Connell, Clinton, on June JSth,'.
to Mi. and Mrs. John Richmond,
of Saskatoon, Sask,, formerly of
Blyth, a son.
SHIPLEY -In Stanley on June a8th,
to M:.. and Mrs. Joseph Shipley,
a daughter.
ARBUCKLE-In Wawanosh on June
9th, to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. , Ar-
buckle, a son.
NICHOLS-In Seaforth on June 6t11,
to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nichols,
a daughter.
Mr. 11. B. Chant, was elected lis
Executors Must Justify All tract deputy grand master at t'i'e,
Their Acts. district meeting of Odd -fellows held'
in Goderich, last week., ' •
(Prom Mail and '.Empire) Salesman Connolly of lIolmcsvflle
A. J. S.,; Clinton -Qu.- My father's has disposed of Cho May make of
will Teit $150 a year to my mother, cheese; one hundred and seventy, lcix:-
1VIy mother nlad'e a will' leaving all es, at seven and one -eight cents per
her estate arid her interest in •rny pound.
father's estate to Inc. The execu- The Dauntless lacrosse team gees
tors had. no trouble or expense in -to Mitchell on Thursday to play Meir
collecting' or paying the money due second championship ntatcit.
to or' by the estate. Can I cor11- I:ondcshoro, June 17111, J f•9C.
Peg them to pay- all moneys ler? by
1nv.,l0otltes to me forthwith as they S.S''No 7 held a picnic • F'n'ttay
1104 have it in cash ? If the ex- last and aSS report a good ''.• 1110. Mr.
exeilut'orl used the money and n,cetved• John Lowery is teacher and always
a 9ufgh rate of interest for ie can manages to snake things fro ie eL
Mr, Dave and Miss Susie Crawfosl.
gave a strawberry restiva:r'o their:
friends 00 Friday evening bast'. • Alt
report a most enjoyable time.
Mies Crisp is in Toronto (this week
attending the Grand Lodge of the 1.
O.G.T.
Mr. '1'. Little Cell teem.. lite top el
Nit ,John,Govicr's.barn, on 'tint r ley
last while assisting i11 putting lip a
hay fork-. He got a bad gash in his
head and sprained his shoulder and
ankle, \
Bc L c
1'a: tv ,Ju 1711 1
890.
6 , n0
Rev; Mr.v
v. Hall leaves this week for
,
r
a six -weeks' holiday.
Mr. William 'cont, of Fast Waw.an-
5
oak and Miss Seekrides:of this vill-
age 'Were married on Wednesday last.
ve
Lawrence of 13e1 to
• 'Bertha .,
"Miss 6
the county where :the will was, proved. and Mr. Ieeein Patterson of 'Vitig-
Ho will:give you he appointrnent to ham were' married on the same day.
here
`t ua
: l. old a neck
executors, requirellr. Macdonak h t ., g
1>e served upon .thee >
ing thein .to attend 'aud,protduee their. on Thursday evening which was very
account, and to pass them. ' The ex- well attended.
emitters must explain all their •trans-' Messrs: Dickenson and ,Nene,nan vi 111
actions and must justify all their,. hold a meeting here next rlhineetay
acts. 1f they ego so satisfactotfd9,'evening:
•
they compel ole to accept bank enter
est only.
, Ans.-The •executors can be compel
(cd to passe their accounts in the-
,dSurrogate Court,' They will have to
"" show a?C'the money they received and
all the money they have paid out _and
What they have ;done, in the way of
collecting any of the assets and wind-.
ing up the estate, The court will
,then allow them reasonable compenea-..
tion fore their services,. but will .ree'
imbu:etc them out of the estate for
al
lihemo
moneys which they 1t
avL leg-
ally
6-
a11y and properly eta
Y
paid out, J
t.cti`
nets, have one year .within which to
straighten up, the ' affairs Of the de-
ceased„ but the. cotlr,'t may allow them
a longer' 14150 11,11 appears`nodessery.
,Your better plan .would be to apply.
to •judge or the Surrogate Coact of
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Deaths
REYNOLDS -'In Mullett on June.
19.th, 'Phomas B. Reynolds, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James Reyno?ds.
BEZ O In Clinton on .June .10111,
Charles Mossias Bezzo, aged SI
,
McLEyearsNNAN-In Goderich on June
12th, Mary Mackenzie, widow of
the late Finlay McLennan, in. her
67111 year.
REED -in Goderich on June 9111,
Harry D. Reed, in his 40th :'ear,
TIIORN'l'ON-In Winghain olt, June
1t2tlt, John Thornton.
SELLERS -In Morris township on
June 7th, Elizabeth Hodder., re-
lict of. the late Joel Settees, aged
00 years and 7 months.
From Battleford, Sask,
Editor News -Record.
Dear Sir :-As you are aware, my
daughter and I left London about a
month age for a vieit of several
weeks in the prairie country. ,v, We
had •a pleasant trip out and actor, a
shorts stay in Winnipeg and Brandon
carte on to Battleford, where we ex-
pect to remain for some t'intc.• There
i's a great boom on here and: the
citizens are looking•forward to great
things. Every man, ,woman and
child appears to bo a booster, .11
Ontario` had a little of the optimism
that is so , abundant here it would
greatly benefit the old, province. Bat-
tleford Null put down seven miles of
sidewalk and instal a waterworks
system. 1C is al'sp the intention to
build a city, halt and a High school
and wort: is' now going on G. T. P:
trains 'arse expected to be run-
ning by the :first of August.
There are five real estate offices and
all appear to he doing a good bits-
iness. Many transfers are being
made, ,generally at a nice advance.
Yours truly,
JOSEPH POSTER.
Exeter
MVIr, and Mrs. C. 1', Snell have gone
to Poutlac, Mich„ to visit De. and
MGs. Ferguson.
Mr. William Cornish of the London
Road, south, has purchased the 'Salt-
er property. Mr. and Mrs. Salter
have gone to Toronto to reside.
Miss Clara Dais has accepted a
position in Ingersoll.
HOUSE ON MARY STREET FOR
sale or to rent. -?V. J. Tyndall.
—31.
O'rICE TO CREDITORS. -IN 'I'H'E•,
matter of the Estate of Ann Eliza
McBrien.-Notietl is hereby given
that all persons having • claims
against the Estate of Ann ]iliza
Mcllrienr P late of the: Town of Clin-
ton, in the County of Huron, wid-
ow, who died on'oor about the 0th
day of May 1012, ai, required to
'
deliver to the undersigned execiu-
tor; or his solicitor on or before the
2nd day of July 1912, a full state-
ment of their claims, together' with
partioulars thereof, . and the nature
of the securities, if any,
held by them, all duly v c r i -
fled ' by affidavit. AN)) TAKE
NOfrICE that after the said last
mentioned date the said executor
will proceed to distribute the Es-
tate of the said deceased amonget
the persons entitled thereto, having
regard only to such claims as Ire
shall have an:tilted due notice, and,
in accordance herewith. Dated at
Clinton the lith day 'of' June 1912.
-W. J. McBrien, Executor, Summer-
hill P. 0. --34-3
EXETER.
l Mrs. E. .1. 'Spackman' and her
daughter, tir MI6. Johnston
and little
son of Toronto, have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. John Spackniarve
Mr. Abe
Melville Dearing; son of
g, s
Dearing, formerly of Exeter but now
of Grand Bend,. was struck by sight-
piing at Elbow, Sask., where he had,
gone only a few weeks ago, and in-
stantly killed. The body was interred `
at litbow;'
lilAIl CONTRACT:,
'SEALED TENDERS ADDRESSED
to
the Postmaster
General will be ;
received at Ottawa tinted Noon, on
Friday, the 12Pk July, 1912, for the
coney once of His Majesty's 1'Iafls,
n- a proposed Contract for four
years 6 and 6 times per tweet each
way, between Bayfield''and 1;rucsfield
Railway Station, Bayfield and -Sea-
forth from the first of August .:ext.'
d notices, containing o further
infornatron as to conditions, of pro-
posed, Contract may be seen land blank
forms of 'fenders may he obtained 'at
the Post Offices of Bayfield, Seaforth
and route offices' and at the Office of
the Post Office Inspector. at London,
Ottawa, 30th. May, 1912.
G. S. ANDERSON,
Superintendent,
FARM POR SALE.- LOT 20, CON.
0, Mullett, consisting, of 100 acres,
90 acres cleared, 40 acres grass, 2
ar,res of orchard with first-class
fruit: Well fenced and drained. 2
sto:. y brick house and large tarn
with stabling underneath, also large
drive house with hog pen under. 2
good wells with windmill and pipes
to stable and hog pen. 2 miles
from Clinten.-Fork further particu-
lars apply on the premises, or ad-
dress W. T. Henry, Clinton P, 0.
--3'1
WANTED,- A BRIGHT, RESPECT-
' able :young girl to learn the 'dry
goods business. -Apply Box 5, Clin-
ton, -35-2
AN EXCELLENT. REMEDY
FOR LI1'PLI; ONES.
Mrs, John C Lepage, Rintortski,
Que., writes ` "Your Baby's i wtl
'tablets are an excellent remedy for
1111113 ones and I always keep 141001 in
„ other
tl e
wands
of �
'Pito ¢,
the trot s
l.hc
• iethi .
Mothers say, elle ran ag
Tablets. always do good -they, ',aunt
possibly do any harm: They are the
:only y med8cine tor olrildrea Sold tinder
..
the absolute guarantee .or a govern-
'
went analyst, to contain. n0 opiates or.
harmful drugs. They sweeten the
stomach ; re gulate the bowels ; .break
up colds, expel worms,
cure indiges-
tion
li es -
tion and promote healthful sleep.';' 11e
Tahletu are sold by uiedicme dealers
or by mall at 25 centra box Ytom The
Dr. Wlkliamfi' MVredicine Co., Block -
COTTAGES • FOR , RENT -ALSO
Booth Privileges at the "Grove"
for season, or for July 1st only
For 'particulars a.pply;. to -W. R.
Jowett, Box 30. Bayfield. -33.
PIOUSE 'I'0 RENT 011.:7013. SALE -
Eight roomed house on Queen
street, town waterworks, cistern:
acre of land with fruit. Pries.
Stable on premises. Flouse in good
repair. Posseesfon given July 1st,
-Apply David Steep, Stapleton.
-33,
PROCLAMATION. - '10 OWNERS
of Dogs : For the extermination of
Rabies the Board of Heath of the,
Township of Goderich directs as fol-
lows : 1 -All dogs must be confined
in a safe enclosure or destroyed.
2 -Any dog running at la:•5e may
be destroyed by any person 3 --
This
-'Pit's Proclamation will be enforced
for sixty days and any person not
complying wieli the law 15 liable to
a fine of five .($5) dotlaae.- 4- It is
also requested that ratepayers keep
a close watch on all animals so that
quick action may be taken should
trouble develop, -John Cox, Chair-
man of the Board of Health ;, N. W.
Trewartha, Secretary.
vide, : Ont.
SEWING 1VIAL'IIINES IREPAIRED
and repairs ]sept on grand, also ag-
ency for new machines. -A . Hoop-
er, Albert street. -30.
1001/ SALE -FLOUR AND FEED
business, established 24 years, de-
livery . and dray business in con-
nection. Together with store and
dwelling of seven. rooms. Good
brick stable also on premises.
D. S. Cook, Clinton, -31.
FARM FOR SALE, LOT 28, CON.
5, Mullett. 1:25 acres, 5 acres bush,
remainder all cleared. Good mild -
lugs, 2 barns, 11. acres orchard.
Well watered. i • miles (cont
school, 3 miles from Clanton.-Ap
ply to Thos. Archer or D. Cantelon,
Clinton, P. 0. -33.
HOUSE FOR SALE -A 0001)
chance " to buy a house. Surat1.
amount clown, balance as rent.
Ilouse in good repair possession
given at once. -For particulars ap-
ply to Mrs. Chidgey, CPfnton.
-33,
ONTARIO LIQUOR LICENSE ACT.
License Distret of Centre Huron. -
Notice is " hereby given that Sarnael
S. Cooper of Winton has made ap-
plication for permission to transfer
1115 tavern license- for the pr.nnitsos
known as the Hotel Normandie to
John. Hanna oB the village. 'of Mil-
verton, and that said application
will he considered at. the meeting of
the Boatel or License' Commissioners'
to be held' in the town hall, Clinton,
at 3 6'ir'o'olock on Friday, the 281,11
day of June. A11' parities interested
Will govern them'solves. accordine,Py.
*Oliver Johnson, License Inspecto-
or. • Datect at Clinton this 17th day
of June 1912.
FOR SALE :-A QUANTITY OF
Lumber and scantling and 24 and
30 foot rafters, 2x0. -Apply at W.
Walker's lurnituro sore. -31
FOP SALE. A GOOD LEAT'I-IER.
Top Phaeton buggy. -J. Twitchell.
St Son, -30:
O RENT. -A FOUR ROOMVIED COT-
tape in Bayfield about ten min-
utes 'wall: from the lake. "Very"
Suitable for summer vi•eltors. Ap-
ply to Mre. J. Pollock, Bayfield,
or Mrs. T. H. Brownlee, Goderich:
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BARRED ROCK EGGS FOR
Sale. -I won on Barred Rocks at
Clinton 4 first., 3 second; 1 third,
and special for best collection.
Pen 1, Pullet mating, Headed by.
Millard cockerel. Limited num-
ber settings, Eggs $2.00 per 13. Pen
2, Cockerel mating, headed by Mil-
lard cock. Pullets in this pen are
good layers. Eggs $2.00 per 13,
Pen 3, utility pen, headed by a
cockerel bred from one of the best
laying strains in, Canada. The pullets
in this pen : were bred from, 17
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. -I1. A. Hov-
ey Clinton. -21.
FARM FOR. SALE -LOT 11 MAI'1-
land concession, Township of Col-
borne, consisting of 90 acres, all
cleared. Clay loans and first-class
wheat land. Pour acres of young
hearing. orchard, first-class fruit.
Good frame house with cellar.
Good barn with stabling under-
neath, driving shed with cement pig
pen underneath. The farm is Neil
fenced in 10 -acre Holds. Two good
'wells, ): tulle from school, 3 mules
from Ilolmesville and the same dis-
tance from Bonmillcr. 6 miles frgm
Clinton. As the propnietor :s ill
and unable to work the farm it will
he sold on easy terms. -L. Penn-
ington, IIolmcsvitle P. Q. ,•-31
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. ' -21.
FARM FOR SALE -Lot north half
26, con. 12, Mullett, consisting of
50 acres. All seeded down extent
10 acres. Sma!l orchard. Frame
house aria bank barn with stabling.
Oa Gravel road 1 mile north of
Londesboro. Mile 'from school.
Apply on the premises or address
Richard Shaddick, Londesboro P.O.,
-75
ARM FOdi SALE. -L0'1 33, CCN.,
2, Stanley, 2 miles from Clinton,
consisting of 55 acres. Good build-
ings, bank barn tvith windmill on,
implement house, house, pig pen, good
warns frame house. About 10 acres
of spring crop, 24' acres of roots, 1.
acre orchard with all kinds of fruit,.
18 acres of hay, 6 'acres of nard-
wood bush, remainder of faun in
pasture. The land Is, a good clay
loam. 'Possession to suit buyer. -
John Jervis, Clinton, P. 0. -32.
PROPERTY POR SALE. -Hardware
business for sale in Bayfield. Two-
story building, store, workshop and
dwelling combined, also stable 26
x 36. Three lots with orchard and
small fruits. Terms treasonable -Ap-
ply lto R. Rouatt, Bayfield. -74
FARM FOR SALE. -LOT 29,
Bayfield con., Goderich township,
containing 1311, acres, more or less.
Small orchard, good spring water,
frame buildings. Land has been in
pasture about five years. For
Bather particulars apply to William
Tamen, , Lauder P. C'., Manitoba.
' care of Mrs, W. Grieve. --37'
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PINEAPPLES CRN R N
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Large juicy Pine'
apples now at
• • their best for pre-
serving.
Buy your Pineap-
• ples now, as this•
will be the last big
s week for Pine-
apples alld Quality
is first class.
Fresh Strawber-
ries arriving daily
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FARM FOR SALE -The Executor of
'the Southcombe estate offers for
sale 50 acres, being east halt of
lost 28, con. 6, Mullett. This is a
first-class farm, well watered and
improved and with good buildings.
Also the undersigned offers for sale
lot 29, con. 6, Mullett, consisting of
100 acres. These farms Wray be
bought together or separately. -
Apply to R. J. Southcombe, Clin-
ton P. 0. -89
DRAIN TILE FOR SALE -WE
have a large stock of tile on hand
ranging in size from 2_: inches to
JO inches, also a good stock of
brick, 10 and 12 inch tile 1,0 or-
der. Works half imile east of Eg-
mondville. Phone 9 on 145
Kruse Bios., Egreondvilte,
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Y FORt SALE. ALE, -Mr. C. Brown has been instructed
by the undersigned to sell by public
011061011 the premises known as ?lie
Waverley Rouse in the Town of
Clinton on Wednesday, July 3rd,'
The hotel is
licensed a
Il doing
a
profitable ' trade. There are ' 23
rooms and' the premises 0311 in. good
repair. arr. Phe rental ta1 paY
s
a good
tette ofsaterest on the into tstttent.
Sale at '2 o'clock sharp. ''rents :I
tO percent. cash al tinte of sale
and' balance in 30 days. --'i'. G. Pike,
I'1laprietor ; T. ,Brown, , Auctiosece.
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AT. WALKER'S FURNITU.RE
store you can have your baby
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ear
aiage or: go-cart heels o -
tared in
half an hours time. Not vaitf
e%
for material, we e havo the ;machine
and : the rubber On hand and will
do them for you while. you wait
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FOR
SALE
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. E• RECEIVED
1JI
VED
a'carload oC Western wheat for
feeding. . You eau beetere a quasi-,
tity, ata Trick's Mill or at my place
on', the Bayt'ield Line,''Goder::h
tewnshlii,--John 'Thompson•• .-30
Fire Sale!
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WE ARE NOW OFFERING TF1E
REMAINS OF OUR STOCK Al'
IIALF PRICE IN ORDER TO
CLEAR IT OFF BY FRID A I5'
JUNE 28t1. COME EAR',Y
'AND GET YOUR CHOICE.
W. T. O'NEIL
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PROPRIIETOR'.
ALL KINDS OF
L WOOD
COR
TILE BRICK
TO ORDER
All kinds o4 coal oon hand:
CIIESTNUT SOFT COAL
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STOVE CANNEL
C
FURNACE COKE
ISLACKSMI1'EIS WOOD
2.1 • in., 3 in.' and in. tile
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the
Best Qua4lllty..
ARTHUR FORES.
O .pit os i e tips G. T. R. Station,
a t 63
Phlfna
Watch Faults
Does your watch run correctly.
11 not, let us •repair it for you. It
may be only dirty and need cleaning,
or stop for lack of oil. Whatsoever
the reason, don't delay. We give
thorough examination and regulation
free. Anything snore costs as little
as satisfactory work can be done,
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caen.tific Jeweler and
Opticiara
CLINTON. ONT.
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IS THE TIME
FOR .y.
Plumbing, Evetroughing
and Stove Moving
Ali orders promptly attended
p y
to.
Prices given on roofing, sid-
ing and all 'contract work,
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