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• of .'leetiroet ,i'S
ei eth•tet, ;Mrs,„Fred, alleDiennell," •
fkarry Areold, havc
din in. Lond&ni holidayiiig.•
elellea,,,kargaret Brontliron of :3atrie
„baa'aelturned there • after visiting her
Parents' here; • , '
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•
'Mee. Styles and. (laughter of ,Beani,-
eoiel have been in "bowl). eieieiug Dr,
•MntIeletlese ,Sellery.'
, Aikenhead has disposed 'of his
PeaPtioe to Die Male and veil). o to,
•-Ceigary,.. 'Dr. , Maiiias also
•7clip,sed the Dr's 'residence. ": The Wail-
. :1)1:4Ce 03 ()flee.' '
•e'elerst Pepe, accoinpanied ,by a elate
and eoii, has one , on a visit
d
friehs in Brandon, Man. •
• , .
•Mr.e. .Arideteon of Cainago has been
viseteet,' her father, M. Wm, •Bell,
'' •
;Mess Millie Petty of Winnipeg. • -is
:spending a holiday at her home In
Goclerich.
• Mr, Charles C.. Lee, hardware mec
eIheat of town and the proprie?or
'Di' Hotel Sunset, sustained serioes
•ineiteles while motoring 'a,
ehort distance north of S
-orine: a short distance north of St.
aieeeplie Ile lost conteol of the
Ineehine, and it overturned Cleo a
_ ditch, •Mr. Lee had several ribs
lrectured and was taken to Sii.
Joseph, where he is being attended'
tee by physicians. Mrs. Lee and little
•elaughtem, who were with hien, c,e-
capee uitnjured.
Me. Wm. 1VIceireath was in Tor -
Onto last week vieiteing his son, Mr.
• B. a MeOreath of the 'foronto Star
Rev. -,•efe. and Mrs. lelaMearlane of
;Winnipeg are visiting Ceoderich and
•the seerfounding district. Mr. Mac-
• Fee -earn is a former resident of fo1--
1) a town:ship.
De. and Mr. Turnbull left last
• • -week for 'Vancouver, B. C.
'Miss Caroline Wellevotel of Cheatii,
'China, and Miss -Elizabeth Wellwood
of New York have been awaing etrs.
Jas. H. Tigert,
Mr. W. Stewart Lane of Vancou-
ver. B. C., is visiting his parenNs,
County Clerk and Mrs. Lane.
Mrs. Campbell and Miss Vera of
Vancouver, Mrs. Stanley of emcee
and Mr. Frank McLean of Red Deer,
'lta., have been visiting the family
residence, Spruce Grove.
Me. and Mrs, Thos. Gundry have
returned' froen a most eneoetaliee trip
to the Canadian west. They -went
right out to The Coast,
• Zurich
es The ladies of the Lutheran ehurch
,reeently held a very geccessful social,
the proceeds amouneing to about $00.
Mr. George Pollock of the Sauble
Line ie now visiteng friends and
1 letives in the vest, e •
•te Mr. John Foseer has returned irom
1 .a tap of several weeks through the'
• west.
• Illisg Flossie Hartleib has been vie-
iting her aunt. Mrs. G, Schmidt of
• "Ningliam. -
Mrs. Peter Denorny has returned
trom a vieit in Detroit.
Mr. Ed. Beaver lias resigned his
• position in Preetear's store and re-
turned to his hoine at Daghwood, Ile
• intends going 'west.
Mrs. Wm. Either of, New Ark,
Ohio, has been a visitor at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, C. Either.
Mr. Elgin Hess was the winner ot
the geed medal en the recent exams
,of pupils of the Seaforeli Collegiate
Institute.
• Iles. Jaime Laidlaw and Mr, and
• Mrs. G. Beers of Buffalo have been
visiting friends in town.
Mr. August Heise, an old resident
• oe the - sectien and for the past
t welve years of Credition, passed
.away on Sunday week Aged I.:early
,seveutiyethree years. •
Mrs. (Dr.) etoulston- and son, alas-
• ter Verne, have returned alter a
anonthse visit with friends in Regina.
Miss Cohbledick has returned from
Vancouver on account of ?lie :lines
•ef her father, Me. David Cobbletleek,
7, 4r: Geo. :Heaton 'of SnowiMke,
1 Man., has been vieiting friends and
I relatives in and about town.
t Mrs, Ohas, Lindenfield and son,
'.. teed, visieed M. and Mrs. J. ,Mor -
13
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rier of Zurich last week.
,. ,
i•
trip to the weste Mr, J. G. Stanbury has gone en a
f"• Mies leuseice has returned to her
I
IA112 in Hainilton after visiting
with: Miss Nettie Sweet foe, eeveral
• weeks. ' . , 1 eel i t e
.• Mrs. Case and Miss. Case of the
Leaden Road, North, well move into
e tovne this atituinie They have pin-
•'• chased, the teeldence of Mr. Wm.
• Howey of Andrew street. .
Miss • Carrie Knight is du a visit
a her brother Feed- ae Yorkton,
elsk„ •
\
Morris Township
rs. E. Nicholson , of Winghani, as.
• visiting relaeives and friends in
is 'township. •
h.enew brick veneer residence • of
es, D. Grasby. 5th line), is being
-
ed along and Will be a eeele
• fortable home When completed.
• 8, farm of W. 11. Maunders, Shoe-
• Idaho, 13SW ?anented by • Thee.
Cm has beee leased by lame
teueley week ,MIes Mary Dark ate
home from the West Where she '
been -teaching. "
Muntoipal-Voteee' Liet for Mole
for 1912 ;wee Bee? poeted 11P
ay. , of, •last week. It contains
names in Part 1 ; 91 in Pert 11
33 in Part III, a betel of 7711.
• one qualified to serve as jimer's
6 Nbleie MeArthur„ 9t1 line: was
• g the Stic.eSsiill pUplie. who look
'.(7Onseavatory, Of juSie, Torontoe
. at. Godetiele, „elle ,pa9se,t1 isi
ry piano.
, . .
Neyete,Did Any Harrn in
,
• '•Sea' an eecuste has Often been ,1v -
ten. alet, me -ask, Ie this yeeek' ex-
' mese'? Do you really mean that you
layei never done any ha,rni Have you
never sinned in thought,. 'wore, ' or
deed ? Have • you never cherished en
impuru'S111011(1, or wicked thought?
Rave 'you never, spoken a haety word
told a Ile, or atteitepted ti niielean
anyone.? I -lave yon l'oved, God with
an Yew: heaet, sonf, etreegt11' .: and
mind? Have you loved your., ,
bout eas yeti have., Yeettrseif '?'
efell no:" you ropey,;. no Ono has
done ,sse.9 Neve*: mind others iust
now. You ,admit that you have tan-
ned. If one is found grelty of breatting
She laws of this eountry, who would
believe that he had done no harm ?
New, :- there is LIO use in concealing
the. .: fact -you ' have not been
What you ought • to have • !Men ;
you hale/ .clime, what you ought not to
'heve done -in oehee" weeds, you are
a sinner, and thea Word. tit God de -
Mares, e1TIIE SOUL THAT. 'SINN -
ETH, JT.SNAIL 'DIE" (Beck. e veil.
e) ; .ivagee • ofsin. is (leffith"
(Rom. •vi 23). Take your place as
lost and enitied in God's sight: . and
give up all attempts to excuse or
cover up your sins.
Marriages
ouvER-HAILES-In Sirateord, 00
• July 27th, by the Rev. J. W.
Hodgens 'of St. Paul's chureh.
' Pewee. Hailes, eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hatles of
• Toronto, to Charles Oliver, enly
eon of Mrs. Fannie , Oliver of
Clinton. ' •
Births
CIIDLEY-In Clinlen, on July '301th,
'to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Chidley,
dauglitet, "
MeGILL-On HuronRoad, Mullett, 'on
July 2513h, .to Mr. and Mits. .10,,m,
es MeGill, a sop.
MANN -In Clinton, on July 25th, to
Mr. and Mrs. • Arthur H. Mann,
a son,
LAIDLAW-At Swett Cuerene, Sask„
on July 171b, to Mr. and Mee.
David Laidlaw, formerly of Tuck-
ersmith, twin sons.
HAMILTON -In Morris, on July
18th, to Me. and Mrs. George A.
Hamiltona son.
IVIeCRACIKEN-On July 21st, at
Wingliam, to Mr. and Mrs, John
F. McCracken of Morris, a son.
Deaths
ANDERSON -1'n 0 odcrich townehte
on July 25th, Albert Andereon,
aged 54 years.
COUSINS-IneGoderich, on July 19th
Thomas Cousins, eia his bOth
year.
LINKLATER-In Winghani, on Sue),
• 21st, Peter S. Linklater, in his
70th year.
HAIST-In Crediton on July etese
August Heist aged 72 years 8
montbs and 14 days.
ROSS ---In Winnipeg, Man., on euly
19th, Peter Ross, lately M Me-
Killop, aged 70 years, .
MeDOUGALL-In Opcleriche on July
170, Annie, daughter of the iale
John McDougall, aged 35 years.
REINKIE-In Tuckersineth, on July
J.9tle, Hugh McIntosh Reinkie, son
of M. and Mrs. J, C. Reinkie,
aged 2 years, 9 months and
days,
St. Helens.,
Mr. and Mrs. Shields called on'frie
ends- around St. Helene on Sunday.
Mrs, McGee and Mr. John McGee
of East Wawanosh vielted with fra
ends in the vicinity on Sunday last.
A couple of carryalls of the young
people trom this locality picnicked at
Meek Horse on Tuesday.
Misses Laura and Lizzie Salkeld of
Goderiell spent a few days at the
home of Mrs, R. K. Miller recentey.
Mrs. Hetherington left last week on
O trip to the west. .._
Master Elwood Barbour had MS
face badly cue the,other day while FIS-
i.ng a wire Mnee, The wound requir-
ed the attention of a doctor.
Mr. Charlie StieWart is home [tom
the evese on a vietit to the parental
home, that of Mr. Alex. Stewart.
Miss Ada Lewis of. Lucknow is
spending a holiday at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mee, Levis of.
. 514 Helens.
FIFTY THOUSAND MEN
REeeeriRED. ,
Farm Laborers' Excuesionse-T h 1 s
' Year's Wheat Crop Will he the
Largest in THE HISTORY
Ole CANADA.
The Wheat crop' of 1912 wile be the
greatest ever harreeted in Manitoba,
Saskatchewan and Alberta, thus te-
quiring the farm laborers ot 1 he
East to eeemat and aseist in hare -ceil-
ing the 'World's greatest bread bas-
ket.
teovernenente of the reepeellive
Provinces istate' 'thee laity • thousand
men Will be required foe' this year's
harvest. These will have to , be
principally recruited from Ontario,
and: the peospetisty l Cauada ee-
ponds on I securing labee promptly'.
The Canadian Pacific, on wheel ieeme
pany will fall practically the eintire:
taelt of transporting the men to tee
West, is already rnakiag special ae-
rangeneents for this year. Excur-
sions Dem: pain* ip Ontario to Man-
itoba, Saskatchewan ,and. Alberta,
will be run end special trains ,oPet-
ated, making the trip in about Lair-
by-slie home, an avoiding atly charge
of oars of transfere. This will be tu,
day, shorter than any Other rout• e '
Dates, rates and conditions well be
iinecienced , in a few days. Consult
,eny 9, P114. Agent for full parte:eel-
late:
• W. JACKSON
Lpeal Agent.
From The „;N,ews-ReC, ord of
th 1.806.
• Cleeton July 1913h, 1846.
Mr. Jeck Greig of Seaforeh Was :in
town on Friday.
Mr, ,James Pair arrived herae from
Scotland last week.
• The members of St. Paure tenoir
picnicked at Bayeeld on Monday.,
• Mr. H. Ransfoed of the Dominion
Bank staff, Seaeorth, was in town
over Sunday,
Mr, and Meg. John Sca.rletet o
Leadbury were en ?own visiting ie
tilde over Sunday.
Miss Anna Jenkins has gone on
'visitle to freends in Manitoba.
Miss Grace Tedford is visiting fri
ends In Dundalk.
Mrs. (Rev!) Parke anddaughte
are holidaying at Bayfield.
Miss Carrie Coats, daughter of lis
late Wm. Coates, was united in mar
riage to Da. D. McCalliun of Peteel
ea on Wednesday. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev, Mr. Me
Mit/an at the residence of tlm bride's
sister, Mrs. A. Ie. Manning. Dr. and
Mrs. McCallum loth the following day
for Peteolea.
TheCiin&ni Ciecket Club will go to
leovest to play on Friday and Will
cross -Willows with the Asylum. Club
on -Saturday. The team will be
made up as follows : L. Kennedy,
James MeMurchie, M. D. McTaggart,
Geo, Barge, James I-Iowson, F. R,
Hodgens, 1'. T. Coleman, R. J. Mac-
donald, J. B. Hoover, J. W. Chid -
ley and John Miller.
Dr, May Irwin pf Clinton will give
O report of the Inteelation Con-
vention en Washington recently at
the annual convent:ton ot the Huron
County C. E. Union to be held is)
Goderich next, week.
ews-
##'F,
ive Stook MJet.
Over t11#eeatileeteeenti' Imed °I 011154111
Wine hilered fee'eSale at ..the 1-feiori
Stock -Yarde Monday Morning, and ,by
hoonteue ptaeticelly all of, thern were
di'speisetl of: While the run was ut-
.
Usually ntem clern
lae 'end was eqtiel
, 7
to it fot all good beasts, but . ex-
port grades, Meet et the oemengs,
•
however, were inectiuni cattle, and
good bueeliers. • -Prices bid now from
foreign markets is not eatlefaetory,
and Mquiey isequiet, Choice- expeee-
ers sold at from 9/.50 to 97,75.
- choice butchering cattle were, Want-
ed,• and oven -Weeli „liberal ,suppelese
prices helot slioady with tee best lig-
ures of last week. For eimice grad-
es from 9.7 to 97.40 was e,ivee
for a few extra" choice $7.75 was field
ie There exited a distinctly beelter
feeling for good cows ,and hulls, ?lie
a inquery for these, which has been ofe
for some time, livening considerably.
The best .offeeinge of cows bro.ieht
from 95.50 to 99.00, which is an ad-
vance M twenty -flee cents on fact
• week, and from -$5.50 to $0,25 was
paid for bullsan advance ot about
e fifty cents per hundredweight. faille-
- ere. were selling at lower rates, from
- 939 'to 965 being paid, ,Good butchers
brought Blom 96.50 to f7.10, while
- medium were worth. teem $6 to 79.10
Medium, teockers ehanged hands
around. 95 and common butchers from
94,75 to 95.50.
The hog matiket, continued strong,
and under a good • demand, erices
moved up another notch. Good grades
went at -$8.15 f. o. b., and 98.50 fed
and watered, an advance of about
ten cents. Small stuff WaS ,tb()St
steady. Light ewes bought from 94
to 94.50 heavy ewes from 93 to ,e3.50
and lambs from $7.50 to 98.25.
Receipts were 142 cars, conlialnieg
3,131 cattle, 162 calves, 7:22 hogs, 579
sheep and ?meths, an 13 horse,
1Ba3'7eeld,„ July 29th, 3396.
A grand concert will be given in
the town hail on August 3rd, un-
der the auspeces of the Methodist
chiedele The program will be furn-
ished by leading Goderich talent.
Amongst those wim will take part
are : Miss Eva Acheson, Miss: Ella
Fisher,: Miss Laura Acheson,. the Lad-
les' • (euartette, Messrs. Belcher, Smith
and others,
,Miss Fanny Wild of St. Louesis
home on a visit ;
Mrs. W. Caldwell is home visaing
her motile', Mee, T. ,J. A:Morehouse.
Mrs. Parks and family of Toledo
are visiting the ?ady's moteler, Mrs,
II alma.
Mrs. J. E. Johnston and dame -bleat
of Chatham are visiting the former's
brother' Mr. D. IVIeNaughton,
Mrs. Sprat* Mrs. Reid and Mastee
Rey Sproat have taken rooms with
Mts. Walwin for the SIMIIIICV.
Mrs. B. Rumball of 'Leedom' and
Miss S. Wilson of Clinton are guests
of 'Mrs. Patterson.
Mies Mate of Clinton is visiting
Miss Olive Thompson.
W. Struthers of The Medical School
Toronto, is speeding Ms vacation at
bis home.
The date fixed for the Bayfield
Fall Fair is Tuesday and Wednesday
Sept.' 29th and 3001.
Holmegville, July 2913h, 1990.
Miss Susie Acheson has releumed
from a pleasant visit in Goderich.
Mr. W. McRoberts, is spending his
vacatilon in the village:
Mrs, Baker of Mitchell attended the:
funeral of the late Mr. Caetelen.
111Alef SERVICE. -For Civic Hell-
. day. Single Fare to all points.
Good going on :sly I rein -leg. ele,
eth and 51311. •iemiraing Aug 1111.
Town office open Satueday 51 ening
for e,onventence of pu bite'
The Loadon dock strikers refused to
esume work:.
WANTED -RELIABLE MAN TO
drive rig and work in warehouse.
Commence work about August leth.
The L. Suitter Co:, Elevator. Clin-
ton.
LADIES WANTED '1'0 DO PLAIN
and lighe sewing at home, whole
or spare time, gbod pay ; wove- sent
any distance : charges -paid ; send
stamp for fun particulae). Nat-
ional Manufacturing Co. Montt:eel.
FOR SALE. -THE UNDERSIGNED
.offers the following , articles for
sale 1 heavy working horse, I
set heavy harness, only used a few
weeks, 2 sees single harness, 1
light wagon, 1 *unbar wagon. Ap-
ply to Chas. Wiltse at C'astle's
Butcher shop, Clinton.
TEA.CHER WANTED -A. TEACH1eR
holding a 2nd class Normal certiee
eatc, to teach No. 2, Hullete. This
es a splendid chance as this school
is oray 7 nines teem the town of
Clinton, Ditties to commence Sept.
Jst.-Apply to L. Tyndall, Clinton,
P0.
HOUSE FOR SALE -A SM ALL
house on Priecess street, tear
particulars aeply to The News -Re -
coed Office.
FARM FOR SAL E. ---LOT 30, CON,
11, Goderich township, consisting'
of- SO acres, ail cleared and in a
good state of cultivateon, 30 ems
in grass, -1 acre orchard. flood
outside wire fencing good concrete
dwelling • with eight rooins• Stone
dairy. Farme been, 1 mile from
Ilolinesville and 4 from Clinton.
Wilt be sold on easy terms. For
further partinalars apply to eV.
Ceeolts Clinton, P. G. or Fred
Leonard, leolinesealle.
Grand Trunk
Railvvag Sustem
SEASIDE EXCURSIONS
August 12, 13, 14, round erip rates
from . CLINTON TO
New London, Conic e13.56
Cacomia, Que. 922.85
Charlottettown, P. E. I. ' $30.80
Halifax, N. S. 129.35
Murray Bay, Que. e22.85
Old Orchard, Me. *19:65
Portland, Me. $113.85
St. John, N. le, e27.15
Sydney, N. S. e33,95
Return limitAtte 31s1,„ 1912,
• Only Line Reaching Ale
SUMIVIER RESORTS IN
1-1IGIILIANDS Ole ONTARIO
Including, •
Muskoka I,altes
Lake of Bayo
Algonquin Paris
Illa.ganetawae River
French River '
Temagini
• Kawartha Lakes.
leull Summer Seralce now In effect
to all of above reeorts. •Write for
full particulars and illustrated feed-
ers lei any Grand Trunk Agee.t.
---
• ifP:PER -LA [C.O. i1LS, e'.•;
Sallinge from Sarnia for Sod' and
Poet Arthur 3.30 p. o. Meniteeet
Wedeesdays :and Saturdays. ,
elOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS
August 6 and 7 ; September 3 and 17
Via Sarnia 011 Chicago
Winnipeg and Return 932.00.
Edmonton and Return eI2.00,
Tickets good for 60 days.
No Change of Cars.
Special train- will leave Toronto
10:30 p. ote above dates, via
Chicago . and S. Pate, carrying
through coaches and Pullman roue -
1s1 Sleeping, Caes, The Grand 'Prank
Pacific r.oute is five hours shorter
between Winnipeg, Saskatoon and Ed-
monfion, two trans datly, Winnipeg -
Regina over smooth roadbed on Km
best new railway ever constructed i;
teleetiric lighted trains, sleeping (ars
both tippers and lower electric ;tend-
ing lamp's, • and containing commute
Monts- and • drawing zooms. The
route Is through ehe newest, iuost
pketaisesque and west rapidly aeve-
loping section of WeSte1:11 Canada, el-
iminating any monollony on the :elle
Dining ear service has create& a new
standard of excellence. It costs no
more to have Oleic° of routine. Tick-
ets and re.eervatMns Procured from
all Greed Trunk Agents,
Woinrkntiex 70pn
8145 a.riii: 6010 0pa11.15.11:
y
At. Canora 8.30 pin. 11.45 a.m.
At Regent 9.09 min. 7.00 15.111.
Ar. Sasaktooli 8.18 a.m.
Ar. Edmonton 9.00 pee.
Ask any Grand Tete* Agent far 'fell informationtickets- hefabh reserve-
.
tiotts or write A. E. Duff, 13.1'. 14. Union* Station Toronteo Gat:
JOHN FIANSFOIID & SON,
Telephone No. 57 Towtt Agen s
I10'0S111 F011. SALE ON
s13reet.--For particulars apple' ' tO
lelre. James Tuolier, CllLnlon. .-40
FOR SALE ---ONE RUBBER' FIRE
. huggY with estip. Otte light spring
wagone-One cutter. All the aliove
articles are in good condition ansi.
will sell cheap eor qttick sale...-Ap-
• ply to Thomas Watts, Olinten, -39
GIRLS' WANTED FOR BISCUIT
• and Candy Factory. --Light work.
• Steady employment. • Write for
particulars. -D. S. leerein & Coen-
'Pany, Lirnited, London, Ontario.
ON'I'AENO LickuoTt LICENSE ACT,
icenge leistriet of Centee Huron
--Notice is 'hereby given that 0,11.
Pugh of Ohnton has made applic-
. .
ation 1.04: permission to etransfer
his shop license to Weeiam Mels of
• thecity of Toronto, antl 'that, :teed
apP1icatiO4j'e1/111 be considered •at
the meeting of the Board of
• °gee Commissioners to be held in
the town hale, Clinton, at 3.30 o'-
clock on 6ricbay, the 215d of Aug.
All parties Interested' will govern'
themselves • accordingly. ,- eeliver
• Johnson, License Inspect:ma. Dated
it Clinton ?hie Ifith dey of July
1912.
FARM TO RENT, BEING LOT 53,
94 on the Bayfield Road, knoiva as
the Wiggengton Farm: It is with-
in two miles of Clinton. Good
brick -lions°, hank barn, driving house
and other outbuildings.. A .good
orchard and stnaM fruitS. Farm in
good state of cultivatfon.-- For
particulars apply to Mrs. Wigging-
ton, Queen street, Clinton. -36.
AT WALKEReS FURNITURE
store you can have 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 Tubber on hand and will
do them for you while you wait.
-31
'ARM leOle SALE -THE UNDER -
signed offers for sale his farm
home, composed of pert lots 26
-
and 27 DII the Base Line, Hullett
Township, le miles from- Clinton.
The faine consists of 80 acres of
choice land, is well fenced, drained
mild in a thorough state of eel-
tivation. The buildings are in
good mpair anti there is an abund-
ance of good water. Daily rural
mai( service and telephone install --
ed. -Apply on premises or to Ralph
Tiplady, Clinton P. 0. -39
FARM FOR SALE --The Executor of
the Southeotneee estate offers foe
sale 50 acres, being east half of
101I 28, con. 6, Mullett. This is a
hese-class farm, well watered and
improved and with good buildings.
Also elle undersigned offers for sale
lot 29, con. 6, Hullete, consistingol
100 acres. These farms may be
bought together or separately. -
Apply to R. J. Southeenaba, Clin-
ton P. 0. -89
HOUSE ON MARY STREET FOR
sale or to rent. -A. J. Tyndall.
-14.
TORE TO RENT, RECENPLY 00-
cupied by James Steep, p: odue°
dealer. -Apply to J. 0. I'lliott er
R. E. Manning, Mutton. -37
SEALED TENDERS ADDRieSS-
ed to the undersigned, and endoesed
'Tender for Supplyting Coal Per the
Domenion Buildings," will be received
at this office until 4.00 le. elf., on
Wednesday, , August 28131s, 1812, for
the supply of Coal for the Public
Buildings throughout the Dominion,
Combined speaffications and for a
of tender oan be Obtained en apollea-
tion at Otis office.
• Persons tunic:en are notified that
?enders will not be considered unless
made on the printed forms sepplied,
and signed with their actual signa-
tures.
Each tender 'emus() be accemettetted
by an accepted cheque on a chartered
bank, payable to the order of the
Honourable the Minister of Public
Wotite, eqqal to ton per cent. (1.0 leo)
of {the amount of the fender, vetech
be forfeited if the peeson tender-
ing decline to enter into a emiteatet
when called upon ea do SO, fail to
complete the eonti-act. If Min tender
lie not accepted the ceeisle will be
returned.
• By order,
R. C. DESROCHERS,
Department of Public leorics,
0 etawa, July _17 the 71412,
Newspapers will • not ea paid for
this advettisement If they insert
it wethout authority from the Depeeee.
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BUSINESS AND
SHORTHAND
Subjects taught by'expert instructors
at the
2.,14r
Y M. C. A. BLDG.,
LONDON, ONT.
Students assisted to positions. College
in se.seion from Sept. 3rd. Catalogue
free. Enter any tune.
•
J.W. Westervelt LW. WesterIelt, Ir.
Print:pal tanitereeawesataiit
elee-rnmeal
SEWING AtActrrn
• and repairs kept ou ha, , ale ,teg
eney •Ibe new machines. -A:
er, Albsrt street. -30,
FOR SALE-FLO on AND e'tEle
• business, established 24 years, de-
livery and drak business in • con-
nection. Together with etore and
• dwelling et seven rooms,. Gooil
brick stable • also on premiees,-
D. S. Cook, Clinton. •-41
1135 Ifthi T , -A FOIJR ItOOMED
COT-
tage in Byfield about ten min-
, 'lilies way from the lake: . Very
Suitable for summer viU:tors, Ap-
ply to Rtes. J. Poleoek, Bayfield,
:or Mrs T. R. Brownlee Goderich
' •, -33.-
FOR SALE- AN EIGHT le 0' 0 24
frame Meese in good contlitioe, weth
stone cellar, town water, Hae hal
an acre of land ' with ,rung !Own
orchard. Occunied at ,regent hr
Rev, SV W. Wylie.' Posseseion given
Oct. 1st. Price • $900.- Apply • at
The News -Record Office. -36
ARM TO RENT, poT 28th, CON.
5, Mullett. 125 acres, 5 acres bush,
remainder all cleared, Good mind-
ing's, 2 barns. le acres orchard.
Well watered. let miles from
school, 3 miles from Clenton.-Ap-
ply to Thos. Archer, Canaille. P. 0.
• -33.
FARM FOR SALE.- LOT 26, CON.
6, Hullett, consisting of 100 em:es,
90 acres cleared, 40 acres grass, 2
aeres of orelmed with first -Mass
fruit.. Well fenced and drained. 2
etoefy brick house and large tarn
with stabeing einderneatta, also lerge
drive house. evilth hog pen under. 2
good wells with windmill and pipes
to stable and bog pen, 3 miles
Irom Clinton.-Fom Sather par fecu-
lets apply on the premises, or ad-
dress 1V. T. Henry, Clinton P. 0.
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FARM FOR SALE -Lot north half
20, con. 12, Hullett, consieting of
50 acres. All seeded down except
10 acres. Small orchard. Frame
bouse and bank barn with stabling,
On Gravel road 1 mile north of
Londesborm f mile from school.
Apply on the premises or address
Richard Shadffick, Londesbato P.O.
-75
YOUR PATRONAGE
SOLICITED
talten posseseion of the bus-
iness recently, purchased from Mr,
T. ea Johnson, I am now prepared
o take enters fee all kinds of Kinds
of work in the e
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Tinsuntinng and
Plumbing
A share ei public patronage reepeet-
ally solicitated. All orders left with
Ire It. Rowland promptly attended
THOS. HAWKINS,
New Telephone
Directory.
The Bell Telephone Company of
anada is soon to print a rieie- issue
of its Official Telephone. Directory ior
he District of Western Ontario, ire
hiding
•CLINTON
persons who contemplate beaming
subsenibers, or those \VITO wish chan-
ges in their present entry should piece
heir orders with the Local Manager
.t once to insure insertion in tIsis
551.10.
CONNECTING COMPANIES
Should also report additions and
changes in ther present list of sub-
scribers, either . to the Local Manager
r direct to the Special Agent's De -
ark -tient, Montreal.
THE BELL TELEPHONE
COMPANY OF CANADA.
ALL KINDS _OP
COAL, WOOD
• TILE BRICK
TO ORDER
All kinds of coal on hand :
CHESTNUT SOFT COAL
STOVE • CANNEL 'COAL
FURNACE COKE
33LACKSalITIIS • WOOD
24 in., 3 in. and 4 in. tile of • tee
13091 QuaPity.
ARTHUR FORBES
Opposite ehe G. T. R. Station,
Phone 53
News -Record Po Jan 1913
FARM •FOR' SALE, ENOWisT,
- Spienghele, ern, en the Bard, 1
Road, Goderieh 000siuU4 •
ing, 175 acres, south half lots 51
and 52 and part • 53 and 54, •
e ero
miles feenn Clinton and, one • freine
sohool, ' A first-class , stock aid
• grain farni, 35, acees of good pas-
ture land. Well watered and lies
ntwee feeliitg spring at barn, Good '
wells and elsteen. Bank barn 62x92,
with stone stabling. • 150 apple
• trees just beginning to bear and. all
kintle of ernall fruies. Reason tot
selling : Owiler In peer ,health.
Terms to suit purchaser., -Robert
• Marehall, Clinton P. O. -38
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: close our store every ev- :
* pniog at 6,30 excepting ,ie.
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Watch Faults
Does your watch run correetly. 313
not, let us repair it for yen. It may,
be only dirty and peed cleaning, or
slop for lack of oil. Whatsoever the
reason, don't delay. We give thorough
examination and regulation free. Any-
thing more (tests as little as sates -
factory week can be done.
A. J. GRIGG
Scientific See/eller and
Optician
MINTON, ONT.
NOW
IS • THE TIME
4"-+ FOR +-+
Plumbing, Evetroughing
and:Stove- Moving] to
All orders promptly attended,
to.
Prices given on roofing, 'Sid-
ing arid all contract work,
BYAM & SUTTER,
SANITARY PLUMBERS.
Home Stuov
Thousands of ambitious young people
are being instmeted in their homes by
our Homo Study Dept. You may finish
at College if you desire. Pay when-
ever you W511. Thirty Years' Exper-
ience. Largest trainers in Canada,
Enter any day. Positions guaranteed. '
If you wish to save hoard anti learn
I while you earn, write for particulars.
NO VACATION
CLINTON BUSINESS COLLECE
CEO. SPOTTON, PRESIDENT
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GRANfl TRUNK 741trEt
HOMESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS.
July 23r4, August 6?11 and 3011e.
September 3rd and 1713h .
Via Sarnia or Chicago.
Winnipeg and Return, $34.00
Edtrionton and Return, 942.00,
Tickets go,od for 00 days.,
No Change 01 Carseleitt yy, NNN
No Change" of Oars.
Special traen vill leave Toronto a'6
10.36 p. tn. on above dates via "Chi-
cago and St. Paul, caerying them:lei
coaches and Pullman ToneMt Sleepleg
Cars.
The Glgatli Trt/S1C Pacific Railway,
lis the shortest and quickest rottee bee
05 2.5e,, .11.1011.110t1, ...,,,,.,„• .,,,,I,,,)
tween Winnipeg asket0" -