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11,111th.
AliSs Wil•lonia has returned from a
Exetee friends,
,lViciCaTighey visited in Lon-
', and Mts. MLitt' kave returned
4rOin •Wirighaan'where" Mr. Start) was
.eupplying the .13 riffle for a
,•'
Mrs, Emily' Jones is in London
Visiting her daugliter, Mrs, W. J,
Fyle
, • C:ouncillor and 1V11°9., Carr returned
•,1as1 week from their wet-If:ins trip
and, have taken up 4their 'esidence in
Mr, Carr's house on Queen street,
Clinton News-Recorii
aliierpowitow
ativimiumweitawmase
-Goderich
, Mrs.' Win. Tighe. is visiting her son
in Galt.
r: and Mrs. R. j. Megaw lete On
Tuesday- oe R tap to Winnipeg.
. Mrs, A. Henderson has gone to De-
troit for the winter months.
, Mrs. Black of Toronto_ has been
visiting her sister, Mrs.. (Dr,) Em -
mason of town.
Rev. el, Pollock was in 'Brantford
in attendance at the, Baptist con-
vention during the past week.
Miss Bertha 1Tfflian, youngesit dau-
ghter of Mrs, J. o Minim of town
was Married. on 'Wednesday of last
week to Mr. Chas. M. Robeetslen also
of town. Rev. Dr. Medd performed the
ceremony.
Miss Angeline' E, Jeffrey, daughter
ot Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jeffrey, was
married in Si. Peter's church on
Tuesday week to Mr. Ellis E. Doti-
.
ge.
' Mr. Wm. Matheson m,D.,onegal has
purchased the residence ..;/' Mr. J. T:
Newell on Mucks street and will
shortly move his family to town.
The remains of the late John Law -
$on, who died at West Summerland,
13. C'., were interred in Colborne
cemetery on Saturday week, the tuft-
eral taking place 1 rom the residence
of Capt.:and Mrs. Lawaon of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hamilton of
BerenilMr are moving into town.
Mrs. Tye and Miss Edeie were in
Hayesville attending the funeral of
Mrs. Tye, mother of the late W. D.
Tye.
There hasn't been a single convic-
tion itt Goderich en the past six
months for the. illegal selling of liq-
uor. This is almost without .preced-
ent, for this toem. Have the deal -
cis turned over a new leaf or
they afraid of the inspector ?
What might easily have proven a
fatal accident oceuered last Friday,
when 'Tom and Harry, sons of John
Chrisholm, of this town, were out on
a shooting expedition. Seeing some
wild ducks on the pond, Tom made
a short cut across a field with a
view of arousing the birds in order
that be might be able to take fire
"on the wing". In doing so , how-
ever, he got in line with his broth-
, and the ducks. Seeing his broth -
et pointing the gun in the 'direction
•of the rising birds, he ducked behind
a post, but the brother had fired,
and Tom received some of the shot
in his arms and knees, one shot also
entoring the cheek. Only his prompt -
e058 in ducking as be did prevent-
ed a •more serious accident, if not a
fatality,
' A quiet wedding ot interest to God -
each, people too): place at the home
of Mrs. John Acheson, Toronto, ,on
Tuesday when her youngest daughter
Irene Grace, was married to Dr.
Charles Lane, of Detroit, Mich. The
ceremony was performed by the.
Rev. F. W. Hollinrakc, of Windsor,
brother-in-law of -the bride. Mrs. A.
L. Ellsworth, a friend of the bride,
played the wedding music. The bade
was unattended, and wore a simple
gown of white meteor crepe, trimm-
ed with rose point lace and carried
leacipet of roses and ifly of the
valley. After the wedding luncheon
Dr. and Mrs, Lane left for a short
trip, the bride travelling M a navy
blue suit with violet hat and sable
furs: They will teside in Detroit,
Mich. '
Seaforth, .
Tiotilas Stephens'
Roe- and' Detroit' iaat week.
Mr. • and, Mee. :11, SifATSEt .retuened•
last 'Week • .from. a ',trip to Ottawai,
„Montreel, and ,Quebec. ' ."' :•
,Mrs, .W. 13, Southgate',is, visiting
Toronto friendS.,' '
. Mr. ,Sevauge , has ; phrtha,sed,
the old ,Killexaii property on John.
Air, John M. • Wilson 'Teturned, leSt
week ,after alI extended' 'etav with
'friends, i,n the Weetern,' provinces. "
ReV. °McCalreiluS of London
Will'comfact Thanksgiving services'in
the. Methodist church on 'Sunday
Work is beilig puelied• on the. new
Carnegie. Library.
God's Way of SalvatiOn.
, A Living Saviour for You.
If you are not yet saved, e'ven now
you area condemned sinner herryiag
bo an etetniter of darkness' and despair
with the wrath of the Almighty reet-
ing anon you. "He that believeth not
is condemned already" (John iii. 18).
ft matees not what you are -high or
low, rich or poor, edueated. or illit-
erate, religious 135 immoral- unless
you are "born again," unlees you be
-
conic a new creature in ['heist Jesus,
you cannot see the kingdom or God.
"Ye must, be born again" (John 111-
7).
'If, however, yon have been led to
see youx guilt and danger, and are
asking' the question, "Is there salva-
tion for Inc ?" 1 can assure you on
the authority of Him who cannot
lie, that you may be saved as you
read these lines r for He has said,
"Come, for all •• thiags aro BOW
ready" (Luke xiv. 17); "Now is the
accepted time, and now is the day
of salvation" (2 Cor. vi. 2); '''Look
unto Me and be ye saved, all the ends
of the earth" (In. xis'. 22).
God loved the'world of sinners lost
And ruined by the fall ;
Salvation lull at highest cost
He offers free to all,"
(To Be Continued.)
Wingham
Mr,' t.'ecil Knox of 'Toronto has been
visiting at his parental home iu
town.
Rev. G. 'Victor Collins attended
he Baptist cionven tion in Brantford
ast week.
Miss Olive KROx returned last week
efter spending a few months in
I oronto.
Ali. Robt. Maguire went out to
ldmonton to visit his father, who
as' been seriously ill.
Mr. Frank Dinsley is, homeitom
he west after an, absence of twenty-
ff0 years. ,
'v The funeral of the late James
aby, who died at Neepawa, Man.,
Ook Plane to Wingham cemetery on
undalr week.
,Miss Rosie Brown visited friends in
llyth and Clinton Mat week. •
; Me. J. W. Welter has purchased the
estdenee of Mr. Roadhouse on the
orner of Edward and John streets.
r. awl Mrs. Roadhouse have re.mov-
to 'Toronto.'
Mr: Wm. Naylor of East Wawanoth
tet with a distressing accident one,
ay Idet week while tvorking
' threshing machine when his toot
ipped in among the revolving kniv-
Which cut the etraw mangling 111'
terribly that it had to be m-
utated.
Miss Martha, second (laughter of
r, Henry Wheeler was married en
ednesday week to Mr. Wm. M. Reid
'town. 'The ceremony was portorMed
tile Rev. H. 71. Otoly.
Stallion Inspection Under
Ontario Stallion Act.
Under the proviSion of the Stallion
Enrolment Act, inspectors will visit
the following places for the purpose
cif inspecting stallions which the
owners desire to Ileac inepected ;
, Exeter at 8:30 a. in. on Oct. 291h,
Dashwood at 2:30 p. m. on Oct. 29th,
Zurich at 9:30 a. in, on Oct 3011,
Henson at 1:30 p. 10. on Oct, 30th,
Seafortli at 8:30 it. 10.00 Oct. 31st,
,eadbury at 3:00 p. 01. on Oct. 31st.
Brussels at 830 it. 111. on Nov. 1st,
Vingham at 1:00 p. el. on Nov„ ist,
Myth at 0:00 it. In. on Nov. 2M(1,
eondesboro at 1:00 p. in. on Nov, 2nd
Clinton at 8:30 a. m. on Nov. 4th,
Goderich at 2:00 p, 111. on Nov. 4th,
Dungannon at 9:00 it. 10, on Nov. 5th,
mcknow at 2:30 p, m: ou Nov. 5th.
Years Aao
From Tho News -Record oi
Oct, 21st, 1890.
Clinton, Oct. 21st, 1896.
Or. Freeborn and family spent
Sunday with Seatorth friends,
Mr. and Mrs., John Toxemic° of
Zurich' were in town on Wednesday.
Mr. David Beacom. of the Bayficld
leine,..has sold his farm to his neigh -
ems, Mr. John Cnuft.
The evaporator is paying ten cents
per hundred Mr apples and they are
running through about three hundred
mshele ay day. Mr. Case, who is in
charge, is populae with both sellers
and the etaff,
Lase Monday •Mr, and Mrs. Wni.
Jackson left to attend the annual
fleeting of the Canadian Ticket Sel-
ler's Association, at St. John-, N.
B. at the conclusion of the busi-
ness meeting they will- go to Han -
ilex by special train.
An orchestra has, been ' for-
med in town with the fol-
lowing members ; . James Me:
Rao, Errnst Davis, 01w:tone', ; • Miss
McMurray, Walker, violin 1,
Enoner ton, f I u te, 'Geo. McRae, cor-
BEAUTIlel.fL PICTUItE.
We notice in this week's issue of
The Family Herald and Weekly' Star,
that the ' publisher's have secured,
as a Prealium Pieture for subscribers,
,another , -beautiful ' subject,' entitled
"Mother's Treasuees" a 'oompanion
to the beautiful •, picture "11*e
whnch they gaie last year:
Family • Herald pictures, are always
good and it is said 'that "Mother's
ereaSetres" is, the best yet. It , is
-truly wonderful what great value one
reeMves, CO): one dollat a year 'in The
Family Herald and Weekly'. Star. It
is a paper no home in Canada.
should be without, 'Every member
of a family will ,find some part, of .it
interesting and alone well worth the
years : Subseriptien. The • premium ,
picture, "Mother's Treaeuree" is 23
by 29 inches, ,all ready for framing,
and alone would sell in any 'art store
, two dollars.
The Family Herald should do big-
ger business Hiatt ever this season,
LOW RATES FOR. HUN MRS VIA
GRAIND TRUNK RAILWAy.
Fares -Single first-class fares for
the round trip from allstations in
Ontario (except north of Graven,hurst
ad west of Pembroke), also limn
Detroit and Port Huron, Moll., Buie
falo, Black Rock and Suspeueion
Bridge, New York. :
Going Dates -October 7th to Nov-
embet 0th, inolusive to all points on
Temiskaming and Northern Ontario
Railway, Temagami, etc., and to cer-
tain points in provinces Of Quebec,
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick,
also the state of Maine.
October 17111 to November 9th, in-
clusive, to Muskoka Lakes, Lake of
Bays, Georgian Bay, Maganetawan
and French Rivers, Kawartha Lakes
and points on Grand. Trunk Railway,
Severn to North Bay inclusive, Mad-
awaska to Parry Sound, Lindsay to
Halibur ton, Argyle to coboconli,
Penetang, Midland and Lakelield.
Return Limit -All tickets valid to
return until Thursday, December 12,
except to points reached by steamer
lines, Tuesday, November 12th,, 1912.
Write to A. le. Duff, District Pass-
enger Agent, ,T:nion Station, Toron-
to, Ontario, for free illustrated book-
let entitled "Haunts 'of Fish and
Game,'' containing Game Laws,
Maps, Rates, etc.
DUNG AININ(1N.
• , ,
Disbee, aged fifteen, was the
nner, the' Salver presented by
e, Militia to the Rifle Aseociaticm
' His Scotewas three hundred
-eight out of four hundred
net, H. B. Chant, French Horn ;
Richard Downs, trombone ; Robt,
Downs, bass ; Bert Kerr,' banjo i; Jas.
Jackson„ guitar ; Miss Linnie Irwin,
pianist. More menihets ate wanted.
Rev. A, Stewart preached at Port
Elgin lase Sunday.
The New -Record is indebted to
Mr. .1.0-. Steep for , a liberal sample
of the largest, best colored and flav-
ored snow apples seen this season.
Mr. Phil Crews has decided tn en-
gage in thc jewelery and watchnialc-
ing business hero on his own account.
Miss Eva Ceoll spent several days
at Tavistock last week.
Rev. W. and Mrs. 'Ford have re.
LIITI1O(1 from is delietted visit to Ole
White Winged city.
Last Friday evening Mr, A. W.
Creambell, C. FL, Provincial Instruct-
or in good road making, gave an ad-
dress to those interested in the coune
cil thamber.
Dr. Shaw, Masonic Deputy tor
Huron District, is paying an official
visit to the several lodges within the
jurisdiction. .°
Last Saturday morning 13/1r, Joseph
Rowell, one of 'Ctinton's Oldest and
most reepected citizens, passetl away
at the, age of eighty -live years.
„ Hohnesville, Oct. 21811 1896.
DUlagaltikOlt
Mr. Jackson 'is acting nianager of
the Sterling Bank in the absence of
Mr. Beattie - who is on Ids vacatini.
Mrs. 193. Ceaevfoed and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. • WilliS, visited friends in
Goderich las,t week.
HerbCreasor returned last week
from the north where he spent the
sitnifnseserrs'.fi:3,ea4nc
ginge.
ivea. wiora ansi J.
Johnston have each invested ie Win-
chester ,ritlee itt readinessiMr the op-
ening of ,the bunting season.
TOMATOES FOR SALE; RIPE OR
Cireee. Can be kad aji Bartliff's
"or O'Neil's grocery store' or at my
place. -F. W. Evans Plione. 1.01.
Marriages
WASMANN - VAN EVERA - In
London en Oct. 15th, by. Rev.
14„ 11. Biugham, Mabel Pearl,
(laughter of Mrs. P. R. Van Ev-
era of London to William Edgar
Wasmaen, eldest son of Air. and
Mrs. J. Ie. Wasmame, ot Clinton.
COLEMAN-TOWNSEND -- At the
Ontario street, parsonage, Clin-
ton, on Oct, 23rd, by Rev. S. J.
Allis, Florence II., daughter of
.Mr. Thos. Townsend of Tucker -
smith, to Francis J. Coleman of
leginotelvilLe.
1) UNK1 N -J 0 I -IN STON-A t the re-
sidence of the bride's mother,
Babylon Line, on Oct. 23r0, by
the Rev. Mr. Johnston of Varna,
Mamie, daughter of, Mrs. Samuel
Johnston, to Chester Dunkin, all
of Stanley township.
ROBERTSON -MI Llei A N -in 0 oder-
alt, on Oct.. .16th, hy • the Rev.
Dr. Medd, Ber.tha, daughter of
Mrs, J. 1". Million, to Chas. M.
Robertson, an of Goderich.
DODGE -JEFFREY -In °C-eoderich, on
Oct. J5111, by Rev. leather McRae,
Angelinc le. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Jeffrey, to Ellis E.
Dodge, all of Goderich.
Births
NOTICE. -S0 MANY APPLES
have been brought in lately that
our bins are mow overflowing„ but
on Monday, Oct. 28th, we will be
able to take in further supplies
and will continue to pay the high-
est market price„ -A. Case, The
Clinton Evaporator.
THE HORTICULT'URAL 50011e71Y.
-The annual meeting of The Clinton
Horticultural Society will be held
in the C'ouncil Chamber on Tuesday
Nov. 5th at 8 P. M. All. members
ate requested to be pfeserit.-M. D.'
McTaggart, President. -53-2.
AUCTION •SALF, OF HORSES,
cows, young cattle, hay and straw;
OR Nov. 5th at lot 10, con., 7,
Parr Line, Stanley, 2+ miles south
of Varna. --Archie "McGregor, prop-
rietor, T. Brown, Auctioneer.
-53-2
FOR SALE -ONE WOOD STOVE
and one medium size coal heater. -
J. Doig, Marble Dealer, -52:
HELP WANTED -THE 3 A C K SON
Mfg. Company -Hand sewers and
operators. Steady Work, Short
hours, Well lighted and ventilated
work rooms. Good pay. -Apply alt
office or to J. McLeod, Supt. •
RORIKIE--In Clinton, on October
22nd, to Mr. and Airs. II. E.
Rorke. it son. ,
RATIIIVELL-In Goderich township,
on October 23rd, to Air. and Mrs,
13en. Rathwell, a son:
1)AVIDSON-Tn Baytteld, , Oct. 32th,
te Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson,
a, daughter.
PIPE -In Morris township, on Oct.
10111, 13 Mr. and Mrs,. Wm. l'ipe,
a son.
Deaths
11 ELLV-Tn IVforris Toeveship, on
Oot. 1313, George Kelly, aged 81.
LOWRIlee-" fit Hallett, on Oct. 13th,
Win. 'T. Loweie, son of Mr. and
, Mrs. Charles Lowrie, aged 19
-years 5 months and 3 (lays.
,
On Wednesday a very ,quint Wedding
took place at the residence of Mn.
Joseph Iletfedge *hen youngest
daughter, Etta, was rniareied to Mr,
Wesley Learoyd of Windsot. •
Mrs. -W. Elford of Godeeich iS
spendinen, few- days in the neighbor -
and all average per day, hood. .
elle four, days' ehoot, of nin- Mrs, G. Tehbutt: returned on Sat-
-seven out „of one hundred and ueday tenni a visit to Eiondon, , IVIiI-
Verton and oilier placee.
,
the Rattenbury Hottse bit October 30.
These Toupees • ace not only,' perte,ct -
in coristruction, but are -the only san-' House!) ,F0EsatLE N preearemsg
Rory and patented eubstitUtes tor sereee,e_yar peel:401.4,re •.apply, ee
ones ONV11 hair. •
,MIs. James Tuolcer, Clinton. -10
' '
Ancient Order
of Foresters.
The only Fraternal Society
doing business in Canada on
legal reserve basis and the
only Society paying profits
on policies, straight Life, 10,
15, 20, 25 and 30 year Pay
Life, and 10, 15, 20, 25 kola
30 per Enlowments,
TIM BEST SLCK BENEFITS.
Its Sick and letintral branch
gives the best sick: benefits
that money can buy.
AT THE LOWEST POS-
. STBL111 001371.
FOR SALR.-I ,WILL DISPOSE OF
my household furniture including
stoves by private sale at my
house on Raglan street. Everything
must go. A. Snap. -11. ('antelon.
-52-2
4. THOROUCHIBRIel) YORKSHIRE,
service with privilege of returning if
necessary. -L. Stephenson, London
Road. -53
NOTICE TO DEBTORS -In THE
Estate of. John Leslie, deceased. -
All persons indebted to the es-
tate of the late Jain Leslie are
hereby requested to pay to Mr' W.
I), Fair, Clinton, the amounts ow-
ing by -them. As the estate is to
be wound up forthwith persons in-
terested in this announcement will
please give it their prompt atten-
tion,- James Watson, executor.
Clinton, Oct. 16, 1912. -52-2.
BOARDERS OR ROOMERS WANT -
ed -School girls preferred. Apply to
Mrs, Chas. Wiltse, 'Huron street,
opposiCe Hie Commercial Hotel.
-51..
A policyin the A. 0. F. am°
,Peals to young men 'mid to -
husbandsarid. tattlers. It giv-
es Sate insurance a -t the, low-. ,
est possible cost.
For fuitherr informateon on-
coliffr 511' any member of
(.'ourt.'Proeperity ot
CridWicOrf;
Secretary
AUCTION SALE Ole FARM sToca
arid Implements. Mr, George Hay-
es has instructed the undereigned
to sell by public auction at Lot 16,
'Con, 17,4 Base Littc, Goderich town-
ship, at one o'Olook sharp on Thurs-
day, October 31st. Horse 4 years
old, Horee 3 years old, Driving
horse 4 years old, Aged borne, 0
cowe • due to calve in Spring, Far-
..
row cow, 2 heners 2 years old,
Yearling steer, 3 yearling heifers,
4 ' calves, Messey-Harris binder,
Deering mower, Massey -Harris
drill, Massy-flarris cultivatot,
Deering 'disc karrow, Horse rake,
Land roller, Pubper cYlinder, Grid -
stone, Buggy 'new, Runiball buggy,
Roadwagon„ Cutter Fanning Mill,
Perrin sulky plow, •Gang plow, Sy-
lvester walking plow, Chatham wa-
gon and box, Turnip sower, Set
harrows, 2 scut:flees, Ladder 24 feet,
Car, Fork, Slings, Pulleys, 140 foot
rope, Set double harness„ Set'
Single harness, 2 sugar kettlee,
Cream separator, Set sleighs, Hay
rack, 60 rovVs turnips, A quantity
.of hay, Forks, Chains and other ar-
ticles, too numerous to mention.
All will be 'sold without reserve as
the owner has disposed of his
farm, Terms : MI sums ol $10
and tinder, cash, on Over that
amount 12 months credit' will be
given on furnishing approved joint
notes. A discount of 4 percent.
per arcane allowed off for cash.
GOO: Hayes, Proprietor, T, Gun-
dry, Auctiuneer.
BRIN-G IN YOUR APPLES WHILE
there is room. AVe are still buy-
ing and will continue to do so as
long ae there is stock to buy.:-
ToWn & Cese. The Evaporator.
FARM FOR RENT. -L -LOT 14, CON.
0, containing 100 acres situated 1+
miles south of the village of Var-
na, near to good school and chur-
ches. Will rent for term of 3 or 5
years, to suit the renter, Pos-
session can be given at once, For
further particulars apply to Mr.,
Andrew Reid, Varna P. 0.. or to
Rev. R. Murray 3827 North Hoyne
Ave., Chicago 111. -19.
F. C. I). BRISTOWE, PROF. OF
Musio.-Organise of Willis Church ;
Piano, Organ and Theory ;
Voice •ctilture.--Pnpils prepared it
desired for any of the examining
bodies in Toronto or for the Lon-
don (Eng.) College of Music in all
grades. Special system for piano-
forte fa' 'beginners between ages
eight and eleven. Terms on applic-
ation. -At present at the Hotel Nor-
mandie. -19.
FObI SALE --ONE RUBBETt TIRE'
buggy with top. One light spring
wagon. 'One cutter. Aid the above
articles are in good condition and
will sell cheap tot quick
ply to Thomas Watts, Clinton. -30
'BALD. 'MEN „
Should, call and inspect the fam-
ous; Sanitary „, Patent Toupeeo;135
shown by Professor Dorenwend, at,
FOR SALE- ONE YE ARL 1NCI
colt, 2 fat heifers two years old,
3 spring calves, 1 Cooksluitt sulky
plow nearly new, 1 lumber wagon,
low down with hay rack, Clover
Leal Manure spreader. --Levi Trick,
Clinton 0,0. -47
FARM FOR SALE -100 ACRE'S,
Lot. 18, con. 3, Hullett, 21 miles
from Clinton, 1 mile from School,
Good farm soil clay loam, weal wat-
ered and improved. 2 acres orchard.
Good buildings, barn 50e51, stone
basement, cement floors, stalling
for 22 head of cattle and 5 horses,
also 3 large box stalls. Hog -pen
and hen -house 17x30, cement base-
ment. 7 roomed, two story, brick
veneer house with summer kitchen,
wood shed and buggybouse convea-
lent to house. Teema 2-15 of purchase
money down, remaieder on place
at 41 pereent, or otherwise to suit
purchaser, -Apply on premises or
address 5.• A. Brown, Box 95, Clin-
ton. P, 0. -50.
•
"ANTED -A GOOD MAN AND A
smart boy at once, --W, '0, O'Neil,
FARM. FOR SALE.-- LOT 24, CON.
0, township of Ilullett, containing
100 aeres„ 80 acres eleared and in a
good state of cultivation. 15 acres
good hardwood bush. There ara on.
°the premises 'a firet class bank barn
with tvater system in, connection.
Good seven roomed frame house
With hard and soft water. Tele-
phone cennection, 4 miles from
Clinton and 3 from I,oudesboro.
This farm has never been rekted
and is bee of the best in tile county,
Terms °reasonable as the undersign-
ed is retiring irom' farnitng.--Airs.
T. Carbett, Clinton 0. -47
FARM FOR SALE. -LOT 55, CON.
10, Goderieh township, consisting eif
80 acres, all cleared -with:the ex-
ception of 5 acres of bush, 2 acres
orchard, 40 acres in grass. Good
clay loam.' Well watered and fenc-
ed. Fraene house, and barn 42 by
57 witk cement stabling. 40 foot
windmill with water to house and
barn. + mile from school and 1
miles from Clinton. ALSO part
lots 37 and 38, con. 10, contaiaing
105 acres. Good brick house and
2 barns, 50 by 50 and 30 by 50.
Good outbuildings. Farm well fenc-
ed and in good state of cultivation
with never felling spring, a mile
from school and 1 from Clinton. -
For further particulars apply to
'1'. II. Cole, Clinton P. 0. -46
PARM FOR SALE -24.0 ACRES IN
the township of Stanley : 80 ac-
res under crop : 20 acres geod
hardwood bush, balariee in pastel.:
land. Farm - tile drained and In
good state ot cultivation.' Comfort-
able frame house, long distance tele -
Phone installed. Frame barn, 1,d0 x
100 feet, with stone stabling and
waterworks system. :Adiliilional
barn and house suitable for farm
help. Farm situated 21- miles from
Brumfield station on the G. T. It.
and 1+ mile n from the village of
Varna. Terms to suit purchaser,
-Apply to John McNaughton, Var-
na. P. 0. -12.
voTErut.T LIST NOTICE. -NOTICE
is hereby given that a: Couet will
be held putenant o the (latetrio
'Voters List Act, by- Iris Honor;
Judge of the County Court of
tim County of Huron, at the, town
hall in the village of Bayfield on
Thursday, the 3113 (lay of October.
1912 at 2 o'cloek p, in: to hear and
determine complainte of errors and
omissions in •the Voters' List ot
the Municipality of the village of
Bayfield 'for 1912. Dated at 13ay-
field Oct. 151.11, 1913.-11. W. E l'W in,
Village Clerk, , -52.
FARM FOR SALE -The -Executor 01
the Southcombe estate offers for
sale 50 acres, being east half of
lot 28, con. 6, Mullett. This is a
first-class farm, well watered and
improved and with good buildings.
Also the undersigned offers for sale
Mt 29, con. 6, Hullete, consisting el
100 acres. These feries may be
bought together or separately. -
Apply to R. J. Southeembe, Clin-
ton P. 0. -89
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
and repairs kept on hand, also ag-
ency for new machines, -A. Hoop-
er, Albert street. -30.
FARM FOR SALE. -THE UMBER -
signed offers for sale lot 18, con.
16, 0,oderich township, containing
80 ,acres: On it there is a good
framo }Muse and bank barn, each
with stone foundation and also an
implement house. it is a good
stock farm as there .is plenty of
water, Convenient to churchee and
school. Telephone connection:
Small Orchaed and about 5 acres of
bush, -For terms apply to J. H.
Lowery, Box 1242, North 13ay, or
to Jos. Proctor, Holmesville.
AUCTION SALE OF COWS-, YOUNG
Cattle and Colts. ---The undersiv-
ed has received Instructions to sell
by public auctien at 13rucatield on
Friday ()et, 25111 at 1 o'clock the
following,: 27 cows, 10 young cat-
tle and ,severtil colts, *The, cowS
arc Durham and Ayrshire grades
witheone real nice Jettsey.t5 of them
will calve before Xmas, The use
eat 30 days patentee goes with
them, 8 months credit or 6per-
cent°. straight for caeli,-Ifolland
and Colineil, proptietors, 71. Brown,
anal on eel; ,
FARM FOR SAI,E.-LOT 30, CON.
1.1, Goderich townshiip, consisting
of 80 acres, all cleared and in a
good state of cultivation, 30 acres
in grass, 1 acre orchard. Good
outside wire fencing gooe conerete
dwelling with eight rooms. 'Stone
dairy. Farme barn, 1 mile from
I-Iolmesville and 4 from Clinton.
Will be sold on easy terms. For
further parttettlars apply to W.
CIADOliS Clifit011, P. 0,. or Fred
Leonatd, Holmesvidle, „.41,
The .News-Reerird to Jan: 13-15e.
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-vont Rol' W vrim. HEA TING.
How (Mont it. I Are tilt 'dues all
right -the ra liators-evtr 'thing fix-
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i$ time you had these
TniNfls ATTENDED '00
at once. We are experts 3» , all
kinds .ot. hoesehold and office plum-
bing and we give perfect eatistac-
tion. 111 woek and price .•
III:CLA FURNACE LENDS
nee are the agents.
FARM FOR SAI,E, KNOWN AS
"Springhill Farm" on the Baylield
Road, Goclerich eownship, coneisti-
ing 175 acres, south half lots 51
and 52 and part 53 and 54. Two
miles front Clinton and one from,
school. A first-class stock and
grain farm. 35 amens of good pas-
ture land. Well watered and has
never ladling spring at barn. Good
svells and cisteen. Bank barn 62x52,
with stone stabling. 150 apple
tre.es just' begiening to bear and all
kinds of small fruies, 'Reason ` for
selling : Owner In poor health.
Terms to suit purchaser. --Robert
mar8haii, ounton P."0. -36
THOS. HAWKINS,
TRACTS
The Drunkard's Friend
(Wesley)
Yeddie or "Yon Lovely Moe."
A Plain Talk on Jostifleation,
(Sturgeon)
°The laovvn Grade al overnene.
(Spurgeon
1-Iell : A Terrible Reality.
(Rev. Geo, Gordon alel,eocl)
Errors of Ruseeliste,
(Rev. James (1rity
of Moody Bible Institute)
Send postage for free samples.
FRED. J. HILL
Clinton - Canada.
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BREAD! BREAD!!
BREAD !!!
The principal part of cier diet, How
careful then we should be to use only
the best that can be produced.
Conner's Bread
are excelied by none. In fact 'no
other bread comes nearly up to Con-
ner's in Quality. It :satisfies the
taste of the most fastidious.
GIVE IT ATRIAL.
STORE TO RANT, RECENTLY 00-
eupied by .Tarnee Steep, produce
dealer. -Apply to 3. o. or
,It. E. Manning Clinton -37
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BAKER - and oo;NrEcTioNER
Lewis Suelter. Harold Rayner.
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You wilt save coal -and yetget more
heat, it you have us instal the tanie
mei Sunshine Furnace..
1391 SHALL CLOSE ON SATUR°
DAY AT NOON ' AND RE -OPEN,
TUESDAY MORNING. IF
WANT-
ING Y THING IN 0(314 LINE
KINDLY LFT CS HEAR FROM
YOU BEFORE SATURDAY
MORNING SO i.ri-TAT YOU MAY
Ble SliPpLIED OVER, THE HOLI-
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The L. SUITTER CO.
Phone 61. The Elevator.
lliDIES WANTED
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SANITARY PLUMBERS.
106-1P.'
GirlsWanted
immediately for Biscuit end Candy,
Departments. Light, pleasant work;
steady employment ; good wages. •
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Employment offered
in Player Pneumatic De-
partment. Light, suit-
able work amid heathful
surroundings.
In New York or Chic-
ago this is considered em-
ployment for the highest
class of lady operators.
W. Doherty Piano &
Organ Co. Ltd.
D. S. Perrin & Co.
Limited.
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The eyes are
wage earners.
Anything short of
perfect vision dimin-
ishes the earning
powers.
We perfect your sight.
Our glosses ns nn in-
vestment yield rou
substnntial returns.
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Scientific Jeweler and
Optician
CLINTON, 024/T.
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. CEO. SPOTTON, PRESIDENT
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