The Clinton News Record, 1912-09-19, Page 5:g?ep!emter. I9ti, • 912
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Goderich.
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The west. Huron :.i oachcis ,Also a
='tion meets ih the Collegiate Insllt-
Lite, 'pit the 26th and 27th instts.,
.sterting the first morning at' 9:,$O,
\ll teachers who;ean are urged to.
come in (lie evening before so as to
bp''in time for the, opening. it Eine
band eoncort is to be given. on. the
square' on the everting of the 25th,
.hiss Tena \'ouiog of New Ontario
:is visiting; her grandparents, illt. and
Mrs. Alex.' Stirling.
• CMr.
t G. M. Kidd left last week ' for
Mont a•i i th
K a<e 1 to take a,l>.oS tion with c
(''1ginecring department of the 0. 1'.
•;Miss -Regan and Miss ,Josie Medd-
have returned from a •visit to Sate
rets, Pores Lake Valley Cirove and
other; points.,
1'Jrs. Lena •111cOarthey returned last
week` • after •a visit with her sisters -
lin';, ,Detroit and relatives at Flint,
Mass ,Edith Falconer Inas recovered
i:e;n het recent severe illness and her
many friends are glad to see her,
around again,
Mrs, Stewart, who was the guest
last week of her brother-in-law, Mr,
John Ross,. Oxford street, left •for her
•ltonie atr Los Angeles„ Cal., accent-
-parried by her nephew, Earl Ross,
"Who will make an -extended
n, dish.
The tax rate iGoderielt this year
will he twenty-nine mills.
. Mrs, (Rev.) ,A. Brown was in Owen
Sound last owing to the illness and
^death of lien"father, the late Dr. Al-
_ Cameron, ln C metro i, a pioneer medical
practitioner of that 'town.
Marriages
tiARCOE—RATHWELL—III Clinton,
on Sep4., Jath, by Rev. S. J. A1 -
lin, Annie, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Rathwell of Clin-
1 ton, to George Howard Varcoe of
'a - oronto.
kitINKEL—CRAWFORo—M the res-
fdence of tate bride's parents, on
Sept. 18ti}, by Rev. J. I1 Oster -
nowt, Martha .Jana, only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Craw
ford, 01 Hullett; to "Abraham
Stewart Kunkel of Niagara Falls„
Out,
,J IcCLOF—TWITCHIILL—At the re-
sidencc of -the bride's brotJ1dt Ed-
, anon -ton, Alta., on Sept. 18th, Et-
ta, eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Tvvi'tchcll, Clinton, to
T, id-McCloy of Edmonton.
.SUTHERLAND—COATS—In G oder-
ich, on Sept. 18th„ by Rev, G.
E. Ross, Marion P,, only dau'gh
ter of Wnt. Coats, County Regis-
trar, and Mrs, Coats, to J. Ar-
thur'Sutherland of Toronto, son
of Rev. J. G. and Mrs. Suther-
land or Galstoni, Scotland.
SWAVELY—b AIR—At Los Angeles,
Cal., on Sept: 1.11 b, Mrs. Linnie
C. .Fair, formerly of Clinton, 1;0
- Howard .;M Swavely.
fl 3EAN—MeL 1RE7 —Tn Seaforth, on
Sept. lith, Susie McLaren, of
Seaforth to George Bean of near
"Coderieh,•
IIAMMOND-KERR--At Woodland,
residence Of the, bride's parents,
Winghai n, on Sept. 11th, by Rev•
Dr. Rutledge, Ernest A. Ham -
Mond, to Annie Laura, elan„ hr'er:
01 Mr. and Mrs, John .Kerr.
'Sl- e1\r3—W1NNIE—In T'oront'o• on.
Sept, 501 by (Lev, J. 1). Morrow,
Harvey' Shane of Winghant to
Margaret Winnie of Lucknow.
COOK—SNILL—At the Manse, Wing-
barn, on August 21st, by the
Rev. D. Perrie, Annie Snell to
Gordon Cook,, both of East Wa-
wanosh.
Births
FIRTH—In Lindsay, on Sept, 13th,
to -Mr.; and Mrs, Thos. Firth, a
daughter. ee
WELLS.—In. Exeter, on Sept. 9th,
to Mr. and Mrs, Fred Welts, a•
daughter •
SANDERS.— In Exeter North on
Sept. 10th to Mr, and Mrs. Hat-
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ley Sanders, a daughter.
CARR.—In ;Blyth, en Sept. 7fth, to
Mt;: and birs. Frarit Carr, a son.
NOBLE—fn East Wawanosh, on Sept
811, to., Mr;, and Mrs. ,Jas 11.
Noble, a son
r i{•NIIR—At Ilillsgreon, ow the
1.0th inst. to 141r. and Mrs John
Turner, 'a son.
BYB,NLS—In Ssa1orth, on Sept, 6th,
to Mr: and Mrs, William Byrnes,
a daughter.
.FLANNERY-In McKillop, on Sept.
3rd, to Mr, and Mrs, John Flan-
•hery, a son.
ARCHIBALD—In Tuck,ersteith, on
Sept. 8t11, to Mr. and Mrs. John
Archibald, a daughter.
McLURE—At Dungannon, ori Sept.
51h, to Mr. and Itirs, Will Mc
Lure, a daughter,_
TYiNDAIL.r-In 'ruckersmitb, on Sept.
lith, to Mr. and • Mrs. Harry
Tyndall, ,e eon.
Deaths
YhTNINA R -1n Gode ick township on
St L w ']nth Stewart Grafton
"Piuntiner, in his 87th year.
Sht1'lH—Ill Woodsbocic, on Sept. 14th
Henry Smitb, formerly of- Cline
ton aged 13 years.
JOHNSTONI In Blyth, on Sept.
'1 5fil, Robert' Johnstone, brother
of the late John Johnstone of
Chhfon.
IIILLCN--en 'ton .5 Sept.
10th, 7arbee Alhcnaldillen, yeung-
cst seri -of 3911'. James 1,Iillcn 0g
cd 19• teats, 8 ,months and 6
McCAR T NRT—In West' Wawanosh,
•on Sept., 10111, W1111an McCartney,
•aged 21; years and 8 months.
EL,STON„ In Morris, ort Sept. 10t11,
2
J hn Elston aged 81 yearshd
a
months.
I d,ja R.—Tn Wi-ngleno on Sept. alth
WlUiam<. Gordon:" Fletcher. faker,
Sten of:, IVIrt and Mrs. ''Norman..
Baker, aged 1 year and 4
enths,',
R, f1I31tItl)$ON At` Port Albert, on
Sept, 9111 "Elilabeth Cbristilaw,
wife of - hemes Richardson aged
Goderich
About skint of IIamilton's
business Ment and. twenty -live mem-
bars of the .13th regiment baud came
to Goderith 'Thursday evening, were
given a ,drive up toren,'loilowed by a
dinner'at Hotel. Sunset;.; •Thcv .,left
about 'midnight on thein return Auer-
net,
Miss Mae ilia Marie, 0'51111 of 'Tra-
falgar street was milted. in marriage
on Wednesday tftorning, last to Mr.
John ,1 Rowland of Mount Carmen',
The,. marriage Took •piece an.
Peter's churchhe ceremony,
1 being
perfor'ined 1iv Rev. M. D. O'Neill of
Parkhill, brother of the bride, ' Rev.
A. A. McRae of town, 1Rev. T 1'.
Ilussey of Pretrolia,'•Rev..Ix;-I'.
White m St, _ Goliunbia, liev. M. J.
McCormick of leingsliridge,: Rev. 'Sem.
Shantnion of.:Nashville, ,Tenn:, and
Rev, T,- J,. FordofBothwell also as-
sisted in the cerelnonies.`-` On tlieir,
return-. from a wedding- trip , and
Mrs, ROWIRI' l will reside= at Mount
Carmel:
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Died as Result of a Kick.
Luoknow, Sept, 1.3.—While unhitch-
ing a•: team of horses from a . plow
for the noon hour, on Wednesday
ast, Robert Thompson, aged 22 who
resides with his father, Moses'l'homp-
son;, a mile -east of Tlolyrood, Was
kicked in the abdomen by one of the
horses, receiving such injuries that he
died last night at midnight after.suf-
feCing all day long,.
Thehome r,v was �thought
s va toU
to be
vicious and the opinion is that it
was bothered by flies.
The father of the victim is at Pre-
sent in the west,
God's Way of Salvation.
el Cannot Give Up the Pleasures of
the World.''
You are not asked to give up any-
thing until you are saved. Salvation
it is true, includes deliverance from
tine Thraldom and Dominion of sin,
as well as from its ,penalty, and you
can't have, one part without the' oth-
er. It 1netst be All or Nona' Goat
does not, however, say to the sinner,
"Give up the pleasures and amuse-
ments of the world and I will be-
stow on you pardon and peace." (lis
way 18, "Receive Christ now into
3 our heart ant you will be saved
tame the power its well as the doom
of sin."
A lady in conversation with a
Christian at the close of a gospel
erecting said "Clod won't save me
1 ow " "Why 7" "I have made up
try mind to go to a ball on 'Tuesday
evening, and he w'on't;, save rete 110111
I ant willing to give up going to it."
She was 5110700 ' that "now" was
Clod's time, and that he was besaecft-
ing Iter to accept of a free and present
pardon -as she was and where she
was. The word was blessed to her
soul, and I need not add that she was
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10 at ,he ball, as she bad got some-
tlrntg, better
Now, as you read thane liens,' "re-
ceive" Christ by simple faith, and
} ou will reneivc the power to gladly
"give up" whatever displeases Him.
(John 1. 1.1.)
(To be continued.)
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Announccs
Popular Pastor read;'
Rev: Neil Shaw,
13. A.' for"flfteen
years pastor of rho Presbyterian
church at. Egmondvele, passed •;away.
on Tuesday °vening.at tire age of
fifty -live years. Deceased underweiet.
a`•critteal
operation for an intarnal,
1)011110 on Sunday, feonn which he
had horn sulberitig for some ,ionsider-
ab10 time. s stood . the operation
well apparently, but a relapse set in
again" Morality. The fungi
n } neral will be
held 011 T
ridav afl. rica
t Rodney,
the old .tonic of the deceased.
The late Mr. Shaw' vvas a pupil of
Hon. T. W. Orothers,minister: of lab-
or, when the latter had charge of the
\S+ardsv'ille'I-ligh School. Ie also at-
tended the St. Thomas Collegiate,
and subsequently taught school at
Ridge -town. Entering Toronto, Uni-
versity later, he -graduated` in arts in
1800, and completed his course at
Knox College three years- later. His
first charge was iJlbury, wherehe
remained some four years, after which
he was called to .the, Egmondvllle
pastorate, where he' had remained eV-
er since. 1 -Io was an able minister
and greatly, behoved by his people.
The New inspector ector
P On
Apples.
Mr, .Prank Melcaile, of Blyth, who
is stationed at Mcdicfne Hat, Al-
berta, fa
e , as Fruit Inspector rectae the
Dorui'
nrnn .DeparOntent of Agriculture,
writes from there as follows : "Most
of the fleet consumed here is brought
from British Columbia and it is
very Due. On interviewing a num-
her of fruit men I :find very little
Ontario fruit handled here,' there be-
ing three principal reasons given,
first tine distance, second the style
of packages put up in Ontario, and
third dishonest packing. To my fri-
ends who ship their apples to the
west. I cannot too strongly urge
that their reputation has been
shamefully injured by sending in the'
past • so many of` our apples that
should never have been sent. If you
value the great market of this west
country send none but the best and
if possible pack them in boxes."
WANTED—A boy of about fifteen
years of age to learn .the butcher-
ing business.—S. G. Castle, —47
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FOR SAL(:,—THP( PROPERTY OF
the late 'Phos. 1, Walker, situated
on the corner of. Frederick and Dun-
lop streets, including a mouse,
stable and lotus lots, The buildings
aro in first class condition and
there are some choice frail trees
on the property. For particulars
apply to—Geo: 11. Hanley, Clin-
ton, • 2-48.
FOR SALT./ OR 'I'O R1''1N'l \ ONE -
storey house on Maple street, Clin-
ton, live rooms, woodshed, hard
aryl soft water. Garden with some
fruit trees. Possession given 001 -
ober 10th.Apply to Mrs, Geo,
Stanbury, London Road, Clinton P.
0. Phone 5-1.15:'
PRIVA'i'P SALE O11' GOOD IIOUSE: HEARSE F O fe SAI R ' WI7'IJ
hold furniture of all kinds at resi-- Sleighs <for same. Aloe ` a uaoti1
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deuce,Albert' street .:north • all of hand-rnado furniture. ---.John Gera -
day Satuvday, September- ..let.— trhacdt, Bayfield,
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Baker • 1-18,
TOTLIRS' LINT NOTIOJ4NOTICIJ;
is hereby given that a Clime-- will be
held puiubbant to the Ontario; Voters
'List Act, by. His 4lenor, the Judge.
of the' County Court of the County
of Huron; at the count. Chamber
in the Town of, Ulinfon.'on Wedues-
day, the and day of 0ctohcr, 1912
at 0, o'clock a:m to heal: arid de
ternene complaints. of errors and
omissions -in the: Voters' List of
the Municipality of the, Town 'of
Clinton for 1012. Dated at Clinton
Sept. 13th, I912.—D. L. Macphere
son, `Town C'letk:—•18-2.
GE,OR/GE 'ELLIO17 : • LICENSED
Auctioneer for the County, of. 1-Iur-
on. Correspondence Promptly : an-
swered, Immediate arrangements can
150 sgde for sale dates: at - '1'lle
News -Record, Clinton, or by cal -
'bag Phone 13 on 157. Charges mod-
erate and satisfaction guaranteed.
CLERK'S NOTICE., OF 'COURT --
Notice is hereby given that •a
court will be held, pursuant to the
Ontario Voters' List Act', by' . Ilis
Honour, the Judge of the -County
Court t of- he County oi Huron, n at
Vanaa}, tl on Mon 1 • re 7 t i 1 i,, kiay pf,
October at 10:30 a.nt, to hear and
determine the several complaints of
errors and omissions in Ilia Votorr
List of the Municipality of Town=
ship of Stanley tor the year .1'912.
Ali persons batting business at the
Court are requested to attend at
the said time and place,—Robert J.
Richardson, Clerk of the Municpal-
ity of ,Stanley.—Dated this 16th
day of Sept. 1912.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK
and Implements. 1YIr,l Thos.
Brown has received instructions
Irotit the undersigned to sell by.
publicatletion at Lof 29, con, 2,
Huron Road Survey, 'I'uckcrstnitll.,
on Friday, September 27th, 1h fol-
lowing 1 general purpose horse,'
years old, 1 general purpose
,mare, 4 years old„ in foal to Vik-
ing, 1 sucking colt by Glenrae. 1
heavy draught colt rising 3 years
by' Glenrae Prince. 1 cow duo to'
Calve Nov. 1st. 1 cow due to cal-
ve .April 15th. 1 farrow cow. 1
Massey-IIarr'is binder. 1. Messe}'-
Harris mower, 0 loot crit. 1
Drill. 1 Disc harrow, 1 set dia-
mond harrows, 1 gang plow, 1
long plow, 1 130111 Wagon, 1 set
bob sleighs. 2 gravel boxes, 1.
hay rack. 1 set double harness. :\
quantity of ha}', green feed and
millet. About. 30 cords short
hardwood. Forks, chains, rakes,.
etc,, too numerous to mention.
'ferrets—:1l1 suets of (10 and under,
cash,- on over that amount 12
months credit will be grvcn on ap-
proved joint notes ; 5 percentt. per
annum allowed for cash` on credit
amounts. Wood cash. Levi Stong,
Proprlel:or. Thos. Brown, Aua
tfoneer.
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WANTED;; I'0 '-R'E'NT WITH' 9'7:11
option or buying, a good 'house with
modern .improvements.—Apply to
A, 11'orhee -46
T'EACIER" WANTIED FOR S. S.
No. 5, Stanley township',-ddt'ies to'
commence' September , 3rd 199.2,-
Janes-' E. ' Stephenson,- Secretary,
Varna' P. 0. 41-3
WANTED—A 'C00K AND K•IT01-114N
girl at the Rattenbtiry House.—Ap-
ply
ply to Mrs. Rat1enbury. --13,
IIOU'SE FOR SALE ON .PRl.5JttSS
street,-I'or particulars apply to
Mre, James Tuoker, Clinton. —40
HOUSE ON MARY STRE'E'T FOR
sale or to rent,—A. J. Tyndall.
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PLUMS.—A NICE 'C'ROP '0F THE
finest canning varieties 'of'plunrs for
sale at reasonable, prices Richest
varieties known. I,argest plum or-
chard in the county; Colne and get
your stock.—C, Hoare, I3uron Cen=
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al ,ruin .Tarin;: Clinton. --45-41:
FOR SALE—ONE RUBBER 'TIli,E'
buggywith top. One light spring
wagon. One etitter, A11 tho above
articles are in good condition and
will sell cheap toe quick sale. -Ap-
ply to Thomas Watts, Clinton. —30
FARM FOR SALE.—THE UMDER-
signed oilers for sate lot 18, con.
1.6, Goderich township, containing
80 ;acres: On it there is a good
frame house and hank barn, each
with stone foundation, and also. an'
implement house. It is a good
stock farm as there is plenty of
water. Convenient to churches and.
school. Telephone connection.
Small orchard and about 5 acres of
bush—For terms apply to J. H.
Lowery, Box 1242, North Bay, or
to Jos. Proctor, I-,Iolmesville,
FARM- FOR SAT,E.-LO'p'30, CON,
11, Goderich township, consisting
of 80 acres, all cleared and in a
good state of culhivateen, 30 acres
in grass, 1 acre 'orchard. , Good
outside wire fencing good concrete
dwelling with eight 50071s. Stone
clatry,."Farnte barn, 1 mile from
I3olmesville and 4 from Clinton.
Will be sold on easy terms. For
further partnlulars apply do W.
C'a,oks Clinton, P. 0, or Fred
Leonard, Ilohnosvfdle. • ...11e
FARM FOR SALE, KNOWN AS
"Speinghiel Perm" on the Bayfield
Road, Goderich township, consist-
ing 175 acres, ,south half lots' 51
and 52 and part 53 and 54, two
utiles from Clinton and one frorn-
sohooL, A fleet -class stock and
grain farm, 35 acnes of good pas-
ture land. Well watered : and has
never failing spring at barn. Good
wells and cistern: Bank barn 02x52,
with stone stabling. 150 apple
trees just beginning to bear and all
kinds of small fruits. Reason for
selling > Owner In poor health.
Terms 'to suit' purchaser: Robert
Marshall, Clinton P. 0. -36
NOTICE !
X In a few days Mr. J H. 1
X Rhodes of Arthur, Ontario, 1
Y Manufacturer of Ladies' Braids X
X Switches, Putts, Curls and .X
on 'dotes made from your 1
X I tpo y
X own ' combings, wilt call at 1.
X every house In Clinton with a X
X fu11 lice of samples, cards, 11
X prices, ate X
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"CONNER'S"
Quality Bread
Made Clean `
Baked Clean
Sold Clean
It has no equal for qual-
ity and flavor.
Next door to Geigg's Jeweler)/ Store.
CHAS. CONNER
13A.1(JR and CONFECTIONER.
Lewis Stti'tter, Harold Rayner.
GRIAN
WE ARE IN 'THIE MARKET FO;1T,
WI1112•T, OATS, '.PEAS, BARLEY,
RYE, RUCKWHEA1,t ETC.
We pay top prices for all grain.
FOR SALE— ONE Y 14 A 11 L /NG.
°bite 2 fat loners two, years old,
3 spring calves, .1 Coobshutt sulky
plow" nearly new, 1 lumber :wagon,
lowdown with hay tack, Clover
Leaf Manure spreader.=Levi Trick,
Clinton P.0, —17
CALL, AND CONSULT ELECTRIC
needle: specialist; for the permanent.
removal of moles, superfluous hair,
eto, Painless, A limited, number
taught ��
a bh{, the work: Days in Clinton.—
Address Mate .Yemen 2U ' a1
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Ave, Stratford; Offices in Mitchell,
Seaforth and Clinton, —47-1.
FARM FOIL SALE -240 ACRES IN
the township of ,Stanley 80 ae-
rie under crop 20 acres good
hardwood bush, talartee in pastilOJ
land. Farm tile drained and in.
good state of eultevation. Comfort-
able frame }reuse, long distance tale -
phone installed. Frame barn, 40 x
100 feet, with stone stabling and
waterworks system Adlliteonal.
Karn and house suitable for term
help. Farm situated 2-- miles from
l;ritoelield station on the G, •1'It.
and 1* miles from the village of
Varna. Terms to suit purchaser,
—Apply 'to John McNaughton, 'i'ar-
lna.. P. 0. •1;2
FARM FOR SALE.— LOT 21, CON.
6, township of 811111011, containing
1.00 acres„ i80 acres cleared and in a
good state of cultivation. 15 acres
good hardwood bush. ',here are 011
the premises a fast class bank barn
• with water system int connection.
'Goon seven roomed frame house
with hart and soft water. Tele-
phone connection. 4 miles front.
Clinton and 8 from Londesboro.
This farm has never been rented
and Is one of the best in the county.
Terms reasonable as the undersign-
ed is retiring 15om farming —Mrs,
T. C'arbert, Clinton P. 0. —47
FARM FOR SALE. --LOT 35, CON.
10, Goderich township, consisting of
80 acres, all cleared with the ex-
ception of 5 acres of bush. 3 acres
orchard, 10 acres in grass. Good
clay loam: Well watered and fenc-
ed. Frarin (rouse, and barn 42 by
57 with cement stabling. 40 foot
windmill with water to house and
barn. ;r mile from school and 1
miles from Clinton. ALSO. part
lots 37 and 38, con. 10, containing'
105 acres, Good brick house and
2 barns, 50 by 50 and 30 by 50,.
Good outbuildings. 'Farm well fene-
ed and in good state of cultivation
with never failing spring, ee01110
from school and 4 front Clinton. —
For further particulars apply to
T. II. Cole, Clinton P. 0. , -44
FARM POR SALE—The Executor of
the Southcombe estate offers for
sale 50 acres, being east half of
100 28, con. 6, Ilullett. This is . a
ftrsn-class farm, well -watered and
improved and with good buildings:
Also Phe undersigned odors for sale
lot 29, con. 0, IIullete, consisting of
100: acres. These farms may , be
bought together or separately.—
Apply
eparately—Apply to R. J. Southcombe, Clin-
ton P. 0. , —89
Bring your grain to the Eleaator.
CHOICE SHIED ' FALT, WHEAT •I
FOR SALE,.
The L. SUIrTTER CO.'
Phone 64. TYo Elevator,
STORE TO RENT, RECENTLY OC-
cupietI by James Steep, pee?dtire
dealer.—Apply to 7, 0. l'lliott er
R. E. Manning, C1intion. -37
EWING MACH1NES REPA.IRb3D
and repairs kept on hand, also ag-
ency
gency for new machines,—A. Hoop-
er, Albert street. -30.
FOR SALE—FLOUR AND FEED
business, established 21 years, de-
livery and dray business in con-
ncetiog. Together withstore and
dwelling 'of seven 1:0010s. Good
briolc stable also on premises,
1). S. Cook, Clinton, —31
BOYS WANTED
For Various Depart=
tnents
Apply at offices of
W. Doherty Piano &
Organ Co.
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Does your watch run' correctly. If
not, let us repair it, for you. It r'my,
be only dirty and need cleaning, or
sPop for lack of oil. Whatsoever' the
reason, don't delay. We give thorough
examination and regulation free. Any;
thing more ousts as little as saris -
factory work can be done.
A. J. GRIGG
Scientific Jeweler and
Optician '
CLINTON, ONT.
TINNING OF ALL KINDS
done promptly, thoroughly and res-
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roof, put your chimney top, leaders,
gutters, Or cornice in'firet•cl'ass con -
Let us give von a. price on your Plumb-'
ing or furnace job.' Satitaction guar-
enteed, Phone 63;
TRIOS. HAWKINS.
Thousands of.amhitione young people
:are. being lushucte[t l t thewhomas.by..
our rcomo Study Dopt.You may fibieh
at College it you desire.'Paw when,
ever you wish, Thirty 'Steers Expel,
ranee. Largest S amore in Canada,
Enter any doy,. Positions gus)euaeed.
If you wish to save hoard and learn
while you earn, write for particulars.
NO VACATION
CLINTON BUSINESS'COLLEGE
CEO. SPOTTON, PRESIDENT,
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