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Our handsome line of
exquisite Pearl Brooches
will appeal to the good
taste of all ladies:' They
• are of 4k gold, and the
gems are as flawless as
• price will allow. Our
large stock makes ,select-
• ing very sinTle. and the
price will appeal to all
economical shoppers Call
in today and ldok over
the lot. You will find
your ideal here at a price
WITHIN YOUR
MEANS
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JEWEL/ER and OPTICIAN
mem esessesaseeseicesoistais
• SPRING SIIOW APRIL' 4th.,
The annual 11100.ft-to of the Clin-
ton Spring Vain was held at the
Council Chamber on `Wednesday,
and wats veey largely attended.
'The new officersi elected fort the
year were.—
:Tames Snell, President.
Geo. Hoare, Vice -President.
R. Grabem, Treasurer.
C.F. Dowding, Secretary.
The old directors 'were re-elected
The Fair ,Will be held on the fleet
'Thursday in April.
.7— Farm ler Safe
Adjoining the talent ottoSeaforth
Lot 25, Con. 2, McKillop,, contain-
ing: 100 acres. more or less. Good
lack loan, three( never failing,
wells, lenge bank barn, good sta01-
ing under barn, [large driye shed'
one acre at orchard with young spy
trees just beginning' to bear, very
best .gravel on f.ltrin4 for • cement
work, fifteen' aeres under red clov-
er and five oores 'under Alfalfa),
Land ,weil under -drained and in
good ;state of cultivation. Large
brick house—all modern eonven
ienees,—waii bath -room and closet
'Por Nether pareleulare apply on
premises OW to Sox 128, 'Matthew A
Lawrence. Seaterth.
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IIt is the desire of the .
.e' publielierS Oat all Should I
et tiiiee' an • interest in tiiiS +
e ' e °lineal of TIME NEW
1 + ERA. If yoil 'have friendS ts.
1 • Visiting yoiti; or are is,o- :er
lug asiviay,for a trip, leaVe I
,•woi
rst Or Send t on a Post 4.
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Mrs. Weir, oil Wroxeter, is 'visit-
ing her claughtele Mrs. J.Itariley,
. 'tli,Jra. W. D,.Vair 't was at-home tt;�
h.ar friends on ,TuesdaY"'taf ternoen-.
Rev, J. Greene will eoncluet :the
Quarterlytservices all pta,ifo on
Sunday.•. •
. , ,
iliiss Lena ,Witulton, of Goderiell, is
:guest oe her sister, Mrs. J.
Armour. . ,
Tenn'yson; of Sarnia, is YiSiP-
illigi atithe home of Airs. Smith, Vic -
if Cilia, street. , • ,
eIer, and Mra. Maiser were.visitors
in Hensel! witill friends and rela-
tives lasIt week. •
Mos. Edward D. Cleghom.‘ has
been confined .to her room with the
prevailing cold, .
Mr. and Mrs. Gen. Crooks, tor the
'Base Line visitetk friends in, ttown
l'udsday evening.
114iss Alice Bell, of Loridesbo.ro,
'Naas ;the g•uesf of her friend,, Mists4-
Wheatly of town.
Mrs, Lah.Paislem and Master el-
more,- It:re spending t ithe weekt-,end
lvith Goderich friends,
Mrs. Jas. Ford) had a few in last
Saturday evenine in honor: of
Mrs. McLean, of 'London.
'Mrs. J. Leslie Herr en tertaitIthe
few of her ladyends lase Fri-
day evening to a 500' paety.
Mess. J. HertileY was alt Blyth Wed
nesday attending the/ funeral of
the late Mis. John Barr.
Rev. Mr. woottout oc Stratittra,
was the tgoesid of _Rev, J. Greenlet
while in kYlV]) oven santlay.
Mr. Rob. Charlesworth has return
ed to hls home in Grand Peeks )afe
ter 'spending 'strew; weeks in Clin-
ton.
Mrs. S. Smith, accompaniedby
her little nephew, Master George
IVIcHardy, were visitorin Toron-
to eine w•eele,
Mr. J. Crooks i:e.f e lest Week for
Toronto, where aftee a couple'of
•weeks at 'the 'wee: eset hon 01 he
wise leave on his western ,rip.
Miss 'Wright, of Simeoe, who is
visiting with Abr. and Mrs, If.
Chani, will eeceive wIth Mrs: Chant
on Tuesday ,aflernoon, Eels eth
It is likelY that Rev. W, eolliffe Of
Bolton, formerly • pastor) of Wes-
ley ehereh, Clinton, will superan-
e ole Song, he having ethsently
bought aresidenee in ToLvonto,,
Summerhill avenue.
. IVIre E.M. McLean, of Dendem was
refeetving odd acquaintancee °vets
Sunday, 'His many old friesids were
glad tosee himi here ossee mere:
IVIes. McLean and .0evis1 returned
this week to their home in Landon,
Mr. J. A. Irwin itoele Part in the
Sunday ;services sue Goderich. In
the morning he preached in (the
Nevelt street ,churele and in the
evening eat Vieteria tetreee ehurch,
It was Missionary day- at the .for-
tei church.
:Grocery 81141 es q for Sate ,ot
,endent of Missionary department
At ;the annual meeting of ,the
ondon Sunday School Associa-
ion ittvo Huss:mites were elected to
•ffice--Israel Taylor RS1 Superin-
in Town of Clinton.
I am offering) Sfly grocery husi-
• ne;se fo.r sale. As bargain for the
man who IdOiVed quick. Ill health
• reations for seAing:
A. Del3EATON.
For:Sale
Radiant Home Hentee (OT, teale.
Apply tolVles. Smith),:ageopdt door
:from Wesiley Viettoilia
street. ,1.
N(11 ICE TO ClITADIT011:4.•
In the :::,nnittei14.1';?;ffYie egee'teeee
Iilizabeth
essa.rentge ea lees*, ethe
Town or, pi mr,01),in thestlomity
of Warm), widow Deceased.
NOTICIll i lyereby given 'pursuant to
(8 01 Clitap..120; 11.1, C. thin. that alk nelsons
'baring claim.: or demands against the est, te 01
the saidE.isabeth Snarling deeeased,who died ou
or about the eighth daY Of July, MO, are
Kolred tO send by post, prepaid, or deliver to
the thclersignal execun te.: oor hafoie the 20th
day of robrus.ry, DU:, their ettristin it sn0 fAtr-
nnal.is tuna addresses \\dull 0111 particulars 0)5
writing of their elaints, and statement 01 their'
acaounts end the nature of filo securities 'Of
• 0.000031 tiy then) duly verilial by statutory
deel ars Won.
AND TAXA 1'50r001l that afthr the sate 200
dity of February 1014. the sate exeautor wifl
proceed 07 11 1r07u07 the (189010 of the said de -
.00n,884 „mom; the par1i.,0 .hereto bay.
leg reeltri only 41 the &mites of 10111,41 dud,
senn then hew, no i e. sod tile Raid exedr.-
tor, win not he 114403400 said assets or any pert
thereof, to any persons or persons of wtoso
ielabn notice shall hot have been received bY
1,0,1 AA r" q1101, tl-n
Dated the 2.984 lay of January, 1812.
.10041 OCNNINCIHAINIE
Executor
• Cliuton, Ont„
frktaff*nweetzstwortaavrnammeauwan
anct Mr. J. W. II. McRoberts to the
Home Department.
Mrs. W. Wallace and little clau-
.
gltter, Miss Bethel, of Dauphin, aee
visiting the former's sistere-ine.aw
Mrs. McGarva and IVIiss Wallace, ot
Ontario street. Mrs. VItallace was
called East on account of her sis-
ters death. alt Durham.
An old timer seethe gun sport i,n
,the person oft Dlr. J. Johnson, of
Dungannon, and .formerly of Clin-
ton, was eigashil appointed treas-
urer of Hui Dungannon Gun Cub.
Mr. Johnson .can, still show somesef
the boys in the Northern burg how
to het the "builPs1 eye." e
Mr. 81, A. Jones, o,f ,the tel&nnizatt-
ion Department ,:1•11 ,Toronto, a.nd
'who Wa9 in charge of the T. & N. O.
special car which visited Clinton,
la tit'Friday, ga.velt kite' NeWeililvta31 at,
elAL Mal btay',4:1(11..(1: PalmOF't,lie)../i14=-'
pl asta.nt 'e.all: i.Mr. 'Aires:1111S 'rah old'
. eisitent raise' . 'Calle( k!• ,bh '1,3t16.iedrii•?
while 'waiting for train ,connection.s
ior London where he spent Sun-
day. The New Ertel was pleased to
meet them. ) '
From the 'social, news of the Nia-
tgara Pons,. dailyt Gazette, 'we (lip
the fallowing items ; —Mrs. !Ed-
vw
art Deeirt wad the hostess of a,
.very delightful .bridge .Tuesday'
afternoon in honor itill her , guest;
Barry 'Combe: The prizes wero a -
war ded to 'Mrs. Albert/ff. Hooker. of .
Niagara Felts, N.Y., and IMrs.
Robarthstotm. The otit tot it ywn
tgriests were Mrs. Geo. Findley Nye'
and Mrs. Alberti II. Hooker of Nia-
gara Falls, IsT. "Y.y, Mrs. Hadtings of
New. York clityf and ;Mos.., M. B.
Combe of Clinton : ... "Major NMI
• Mins, Ddipry COgribe,i 01 .Citnttoti atb
the guests of Mr. and Mts. Edward',
Denvtart at Bender MIL
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H OOVE
1UNDrItTA KING
eieseanenomissoe
"GOOd10 Sii
and so is every ebeieltsve show.
You select one , and, 'have wife
select other. It will be a "toss
• up" which is best.' You can't go
Sunrise on '
ANY KIND OF A CHAIR
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in our stock. They're all 'good,
Just so with' entire stock we
allow, It's best in town, and
that's why "those who know'
bey fureiture at our place.
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yrusicAL pow.
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' (From the New York .}1414/d.y
(News NO tie;—j,' ,Gilbert ',itieciot,"' a
Milwankee 1arniere.gains'01,000`ta'Year
providing 'ttitieic 0034,,'Phontigratili
for his '000's while they are, being '
'e0h,...renty; put a record 101" •
• It we the farmer's cry', • '
Amd tmen old Sukey VISiddS had
• Of "florin' Throughthe Rye." .'.
It made het Month to water ,and ,t
Dee nostrils open wide
As "Breath of New Mown Hay," she
13rorti fragrant'rivet side-
, ,
'The GoodtOld summer Time' • called
forth
The pleasantest of dreams, t
She chewed her Scd in calm content
At 1inks' "Corn and beans."
And valiant "Wearing of -the Green,"
Made verdant visions pas's, t
And then knee-deep she was "In Old
Hentock y's" bluest grass'.
When GeUle Annie's springtime
.0)1800
e Ely "Belies Bonny Dee,"
She ate her fill, then sought the shade
• 01140 "Old Apple Tree,"
Where "Little Buttercups" 'so dear,
Stasescatterecl sire could gee -
She switched bets tail, and' then she
• hened ,
"Shoo Fiy, Don't Bother Me,,,
And as old Sekey's cultured ear
Took in each pleasant strain,
She gave of milk each drop she had,
To that wise farmer's gain.
13e tfortun e balked, there come an end
To what he set Ms pt•ide on,
When - sad mistake -he played one
dos -
"The Tete the Old Cow Died On."
Sleeping Out of Sporn
. One of the fads•of modern lite which
deserves a permanent place in the ac-
tivities of humanity is the determine -
on of civilized man to go back to the
habits of his ancestors 1.11 sleeping out-
of-doors, says an exchange. in every
suburban neighborhood steeping pors
cites are frequent. and more than one
disease meets its worst enemy in this
new idea, The Boy Scout movement
is teaching the habit to the rising gen
eration and, in spite of the fears nt
anxious and over -nervous mothc es, the
public is growing to appreciate the
truth of Ernest Thompson-Seton.s
statement that no one evercaught cold
irorn sleeping on the geound in the
opetell he was properly prepared for
it.
No matter how many windows are
pieced in the walls of a room and how
wide they are opened at night, smiths
the wind is strong a certain amount of.
stagnant air is tinvoidahle. This air
is tell of impurities. 'the man. wo-
man or child who breathes it does not
gid' the right quantity of oxygen ane
suffers accordinely, But the sleeping
porch or the open tenr, supplies the
absolute purity which means so much
to humanity.
If the fathers and mothers of to -day
would, wherever possible, provide out -
dote sleeping places and let the
youngsters Sleep in them the next
generation vested liefreer from
anaemia ;laid neurasthenia than is the
prese»t one. If every seconletory
porch were equipped with cots, and
curtains to protect from the elements,
the use of these spots for sleeping pur-
poses would make insomnia unable to
shorten as many lives as it does to-
day. Good air is one of God,s medi-
cines, and the man or woman who
turns to a doctor when this natural
remedy is at hand hardly to get well.
Several elements enter into this
struggle for constitutions. Ancestry,
good habits, good seep, good food
and it quiet mind are the most
essential of these. If the bedroom,
with its pocests, of dead, air, were
avoided by citizens, young and old, at
least one of the haedycaps to perfect
physical coneition would be overcome.
Myth.
The first Tuesday in liebruary is
horse fair day in Blyth.
Mr. A. F. CAM attended the Apiary
meeting at Guelph recently. Mr. CAIT
is gene an en husiasts in the boney
business.
Mr. James Colter, of Morris Town-
ship, has beets notified that he has
fallen heir to 100 acres of land in lte.
land. Mr. Colter may teke a trip
over to see the land.
The annual Meeting of the BlythAg-
rieuitural Socith y was held in industry
Hall Bede on Friday last.. On motion
of R. G. McGowen and Jobe Parrott
Mr, A. W. Sloan was asked to preside
at the meeting, after a feWbriefs re..„
trial ks the trentathi of thelase eneetitie
Wiese read. Moved eSes lb% sMeteelf,,seo,,
„ended by T. H. 'Teylor that the minutes
be 'addjited. The Finalised report was
read and after discussion it MRS moved
by J. B. Tierney seconded by R. B
Gowan that the report be adopted.
sieved by F. Metcalt seconded by R,
Richmond that the matter of Spring
Show, Field Competition and expert
Judges be left in the handset the Oleos -
WO, , Moved by lite Richmond seconded
by R. Wight:mut that we insure again
is we weather a so that we send a del-
egate to the Central Assoniation. The
election of Officers then took place
with the fellowing result -2- : Hon.leresi.
dent, 13.'I3 McGowan ; President WM.
Polloek ; First Vice "Presid ent Outman
Laidlaw ; Second Vice President, T.II.
Taller ; Directors, Win 'Beacon ; Wm.
Grev '-David Lsidlaw ; 5.11, Sloan ;Te
Mctleswan It Elarritinn ; Jas. Com-
ing and 'A 13. Otto'. Auditors F. Met -
o I tf and le. Bendes. 5. vote of thanks
was tendered the chairman arid Audit,
ors. The Directors then met arm in
toe nesence of the President, Duncan
Laidlaw took the chair, Moved by R
• G. McGowan seconded hy It, Sloan
that R. Sloan that F. at.etealf he the
representative to attend the Cons en
tion of the Ontario Association oties i vs
and Atisociation of Pairs end Bisbee
mons to be held in Toronto on Velma
ary Ith and 8,h. ,
Morris District L. O. Teenet for their
• annual meeting in the Hail at Blytb on
Tuesday of this week and after the
toutine business was concluded +hes
following 'officers were installed for
ensuingterm by past County Master
Mains, of 303 Londesboto, D. D. M.
Bro. R. Snell, 932, Auburn, District"
Chaplain, Bro. F. Haggitt, e033, 1313011).
Dist. Seceetary, Bro. A. Beadbutsre 1332
• Belgraye, Dist. ' Treas. Bro. le, H.
Robinson, 263, Blyth, Dist. Lecturer
'Bro. Bradburn, 462, Belgrave. During
O he process of the meeting Past County
Master Maine and Past Master W. el
McElroy were eelected to present as re
solation of ,condolence to the widow
anti family of the late brother, Past,
• County 'Mester john Wilford. The
late biother who had olstained teeny
degrees wee paseed. through the many
mysteries of the Ceder by 1?astCounty
• eines Who 'bee been it life loess mein
• eeeef theoder ,end, peer ee yeets ego
EL:CLINTON
• issie,es 180., of,
beniciaciviis nre CW4**,4
iMpeerepot eyee.
We can ,penuxtertonfla,
curd slach 1800804c4e8
with c;tra$el.„
If 10010 re-
Yeepi
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802. The losseS paid' during the 11(jet
year amonnted to #12,713001j)8, flesets.
R. aatz,:m.„Oeiger wd41.*tottering,
baineweee electedediee'etereein '1113100(01
stithsewhoiesternestiadetaxpired '
jov,;(1,,
• toBeelin .this week, 'where they ;Wilt
Mre.' John "Ne0(schivang4 dted at
hes home here on lylonfley evening,
• She had reached th'elike of 48 years,
. J. Grig
Jeweler and Optician.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
flissidtad in the initiatory stages of .the
leteMember. The following is the res.
olution presented to ides. Wilfore and
family,
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TO Mrs. Jno. Wilford Jan.dfam2
i133; 1112
At the annual tneeting of MorrisDis-
triet fe, 0. L., held at Blyth on the
above date the following resolution,
which was moved by Pest County Mas-
ter Maines and seconded ey Past Mae,
ter, W. IL McElroy, was imanimens
1y passed :—
That whereas, the gileat and supreme'
ruler of the Universe has in his infinite
wisdom seen fit to remove from among
us our worthy and esteemed Brother,
Past County Master john Wilforceand
tvherene, the intimate relations held
with him as a member of the melee in
the faithful discharge of his dueies.
Society makes it eminently befitting;
that we record our appreciation of him
therefor he it eesolved, that the ability
which he exercised in tbe aid of our
organization, by services rendered so
willingly and cheerfully, will be held
in grateful remembrance.
That the removal of such a life from
among us leaves a vacancy and shad-
ow which is felt by alt the members of
the organization, and proves it serious
toes to the cause for which we labor.
ibis therefor resolved,thet with deep
sympathy with the bereaved family we
express the hope that even so great a
loss to us all may be overruled tor good
by Him "who (Meth all things well."
Signed in behalf bf Moreis District
• Lodge :
AI, Mains, P. 0, M.
• W. H. MeElroy,P.M.
Be a vote in the lodge it was unani-
mously carried that the commemota.
tion of the Battle of 01)8 1300118 for the
year 1912 be selebrated at Blych, and
the same will be neon the County
Lodge at its sitting id February.
• auburn-
, The many friends '11)1 Mrs. Geo,
Willard will be sorry to,. learn of her
death which Smeared, neae Calgaty,
Alberta, on :Ian. 19t10e Mr. Willard
arrived with the eseneens Saturdae,the
funeral from the Presbyterian church
to the Colborne Cenietery on the
same day. The bereaved hesband and
aged mother, As ith largo circle of
friends 'ewe the sincere sympathy cif
the community in this hour of sorrow.
The sew logs are tilling iip the mill
yards since the good sleighing has
coine, Dr. Howson started his mill
on Tuesday last.
There was much entanglement in
the talk on the mumeiple telephone
line. On Tuesday truithing a pole near
Blyth breaking from the weight of
ice on the wires eititsed the trouble.
Leehurn
Miss Edith Keene, of Goderich, is
spending a few davs at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Oluttoo
Miss 13. Snyder, sef Gocierie.h, ' was
the guest of her friend, Miss Katie
Hunter on Sunday.
A sleighload of thirteen people
driven by our focal Dunlop driver at
tended the social held anMr.Bichan's on
the BaytieldRoad on Friday evening
of Jest week. They repert a gooe jolly
time. •
• Quite a number of fermiers attended
the Horse Fair at Goderich on Tuesday
afternoon. s
Prayer meeting will.he held 41.'", the
home oe Me and Mee Alex. Clutton
on,Thersday evenieg. ,I.e'
• Me. Shaw and son are busy gettieg
bottle .timber „ineeeder'' to,s be steely
when epringopened to put 'a founda-
tion under thew barn and other elterie
tion,
TitelfersmIth
Death: -The end intelligence hs,s
littely re.achecl, Alex Grey, of Tucker
smith, of the denth of his brother,
Robert Grev of Ontario California
He died at Rochester Minnesota Hos-
pital after an operation for a tumor.
His brother, Dr ' Thomas Grey;
was with him at theshospital, ' Vint ell
efforts proved unavailing. He was
48 years of tete and had bethi inerrie.d
about two years. He leeves widow,
and nSOTA 10 mourn his losa besides his
brothers and sisters. He leinl nn
orange grove at Ontario (Sits, Co liter
Ma and 4V5S muchrespected by n large
circle of friends.
Zurich
C. Fritz has on exhibition In his
show caee a; hens egg which measnres
01. (itches bye inches. •,
Sifter Feb. ist the subscribers of the
Hay Municipal Telephone: Co., will be
given a night service This wilt bf,
certainly a convenience that will be
appreciated by the subscribers,
et.bel Schelby and tarnily left tins
'week for their new home in Waterloo,
They leave with the best wishes of
-freights-ars and friends.
IVIie Andrew Schmidt end Mrs. II.
Holts were merrier). oe Thursday last,
the ceremony being performed by the
Rev. G. Is, Beown of the Evangelical
Mr. well= Jeffrey, eon of Me. and
Mrs. Leon Jeffrey oe the Babylon
Line, eels married on Tuesday last to
. Miss Julia 'enchant:Ie. The ceremony
was perfoemed by rattier Stroeder in
Se rioniface church. s
A largely attended Pleating of the
etueon Weather Insurance 001npanY
Mtn he'd here. on Monday. The
sotePanY Was organized six years age,
and has made rimed adeeucenteht
during the lasteewyears. • The annual
'report sieseSs tbat Petieies W6re
in force on Decanieer ari 'the
• Saylieldee° "' °
John Jewitt, one of btu:A.(44.14mm
ures of this place if t ROW living witn
his mother. t
John Goiarcluee has ....recently sold
•twenty tons of hay . ,to (the Weston
131`0F., who in turn wilt, place on (lie
market ab wholesale nrieesey
• Miss Lizzie Fergusontandther friend
• Missfferrin, of Toronto, arc:A-low iiiiffit-
ing at the bonne of her parents, 141.r.
and Mrs, E'ergesou. • tt •"
The many friends, Of t Arr. Whiadon
wilt he pleased to hear thatthe and' his
(laughter, IVIiss 13 ritty.earlyed, safely' in
Europe, . tr,
The - congregation of ' St,'"Andrew.)s
Pres ty terian ()hued), of w1it3lalfted
Macfarlane, B. D., is pester, hh,,e )ratn•
Meted ite vote on church unithi; WWI
the following result : fa favar
on the proposed basis, 20; ageknIt 08;
majority against, 78. '
Sr. tindretv's Chnrch,--Ttie
neat congregational meeting ` of . St
Andrew's church was held !net wed-
nesday afternoon in' the baseitent of
the church, when, in site ot the bad
roads, tbere wits itefair 'edendance,
The chair was taken by the pastor,
Rev. A Macfarlane, . who led in the
preliminary exercises; stft Or which the
reports frotn the ditteeent oreenizie
tione were read and adept ed. The re-
ports showed all the societies to be in
a flourishing conditibn, wioli 31 good
balance on the right side.' ' tote,'
givings of the tcongregation for the,
year amounted to 51,838, an' advance
of more than 8300 over' last year,
leaving a balance on hand of $150 over
with whieh to begin the new year.
The debt on the church was reduced
by 30 yo/Uutery of feriae. from the Con-
gregation of 5300, leaving only 5230,
which it is hoped will be wiped out
this year. In order to meet, the in-
creased demands 02 11)0 miesion work
,of the church a monthly envelope sys-
tem was decided upon and a tn(seion-
my committee WAS appoitited WRI-1
(lampbell as treasurer.
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EditoTial Notes
sefoesecooseeeseestomumego
Be an optimist. •
1912 has 366 clays. Fill eyety one
of 11)00) witet kind ward's anditelee,
deeds, Start at hotne 'led bean 11
Ontario Provincial Tempere,nce.
Convention at Toronto, Feb. 13th to
161)1,
--0-- 1s
Thursday ushers in the month '
01 February witit its 29 days:thee'
year.
If somebody favors ,31011'irit,h104
of those "chain praye0". ,a1 good
place to put it is in the ste,Ve,
Rumor has it4,1that Dr. 'Illereluint'
is really tgoing to ,get • that;
lingual school trepore ready for
the approaching session; "6.1 the
Ontario Legislatore.„.
How wonld it do
mIci'r,41144,Nern-,
ent tll t
o own ahekvi #runigatele-'
phone and telegna,ph „Priest? „it)The:
time is not far distant,,yeAume5egis-
lation. clear cut and, erse,,,,Will he'
a necessity to mark ont ithemighte
and privileg4s of the wepeete.syse
terns, So widespread have. ilethesse'
modern conveniences ,hecerttelethhes
shooed be made subserwe eheeletest*
interests of the publim.a; n 1'v.'.
• t
Hon. Sam. Hughes, Miniitet.ster of
eays the Ross rifle is the
"shooting iron" that must abm'ilsed
by the Canadian militia as the Lee -
Enfield goes out. Funny how that
Ross rifle we.* so ..notortously bad
and is now so superlatively ex-
cellent, Cireumstances alter eases.,
without any doubt.
•
1 February 14111. wil1 usher in St.
Valentine'ts day. Don't waste little
and money in 'sending so-calfect
comic missikves. • 11 youwish
celebrate the evone there. 'are bet.
;tor for,tna of doing , 80,that Will con--
vey ;Athe,,,,,kosie ,,,withent the ethbfrn.
'Some peeple ithiolc,' &tithe it funniest'
loite going io poet a earicatuteiwho
would wear a decided. frown' it the
postmaster handed auk 'one .,df 'the
same variety ;to thernselvdstt.
It is enough. to bring tears' jets:
the eyes of a bronze monuments to
w itn eas the sore istr es. s 0010(100
by some ef the Torontonians over
the "infamous" attempt 'to esesethe;
Sunday toboggan. • We holed,.
city' council ' will etick their'gtibs
teoricleontivpe ritt ittacall:lbacci abauds,,atialibea,tah,,t,teropot
the Wide-open variety. The a'nx.tqty
of stonle full& to get into the lime-
light 00 (0115' andi every issue itt
which pulling doWn is more I'appar-,
ent than building up tshoeld, .ene
ergise those who ought• t defend
the rights and( privileges of the
great majority. We believe Sun-
day golf or iddY( ether form rkf
oport should not be permitted, and
it ,the law at present does not cover
such cases, amendments ,shotild he
songht to remedy thefte Weak Spots,
High ideals must be maintained if
the yonith of to -day is to deveiep
Sabbath -loving and keepingN ineli-
nations.. Toronto she old set ,
geed example, t• t• •
Whateaeoust an agricieltueal etp-
resen•tative ;foe Huron County?
In last December's lerovinciel Elec-
tion Scampatign tins was 'among the
ehlegss to be eealized Arena •,tbe •
Whitney deverrms,ent, and if it is of
'value weshoelci ;gee lefeer it. One
man ,could secareelye cover so lerge
a eounty, but he scould pieneer ehe
way ;for deplieatiore est etteece,
There are roany ehiegs, Onell Ain of -
steel). eseeese le ntasterielly aid
Ole Pe0Ille oe Hume, •
Every ,Township Commie eseleuld,
:adxo,eaee the Gond ..eloede Moves'
meet' anct pratotted what they 'preach '
by Jett:here dosing aereer,, Wilei ,Stsitute
'Llabee''or lee'llsedellniestitg esie that
Permatieut woocosvoye a 1)18 30
111111 J011081) S
Colounetic es Saturday, January
Bic,- price reductions on all lines of winter merchandise
Men's and Boys' Suits and Overcoats
s Women's'and Children's Ma.ntles and Furs
• SWeaters and Sweater Coats
• Wool Shawls, Toques and Mufflers
Caps, Mitts, Socks, Etc.
Also a "Bio- Clear Cut" of all broken liues of
Boots and Felt Slippers at
• manufacturer's prices.
DON'T MISS THIS SALE
P1 1r*s
SMALL PROFITS MOR.E BUSINESS
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A new Stock of Peabodys
Smocks, Pas - and Overalls
come to hand this week.
Also Lots of nice Sprin
Prints, Ginghams etc.
Will have a car of Coal in a
few days.
Ilese
vogue, and ;the° work done very
largely treated. Let us be up-to-
date and decide on t he very hest
Plans available.
Those "Ulster .antl-Ileme Rulers
areea meitant body, no, doubt, but
the methods they are adopting may
not have elle effect they legume ons
Too fervent zeal is often a diellecult
and dangerous commodity to
handle. Iteland has 'hale( a varied
exeerience in its Rome Rife move-
ments and evidently, the pathway
is not a floweteelerewie one yet.
Get in touch *with the best seed
grain, the hese grade of stock, and
. the beet methods of caring foe your
creherd. The best commands the
Stop price, and in addition to the
retvard .comes the satisfaction �f
emarketing a No.1 article, It is also
,,a great stimulus to others in the
..way of an objeek lesson. Be a
leader rather than 'satisfied to
always follow There's exhitirati n
in marking out a new course or be-
ing a path finder, no matter what
the calling in life, • ,
The Gallery Clock
• Eaeh. day the ,Tottonto Daily Star
is running I very, interacting bit
tnews, unded the heading "The
'
kilet1041 Role of .43 Ca itle
, ,
The undersigned have Ihstructed T.
Bt.() MI to sell by pti blic n110110[1 at
1 o,clock on Tuesnay, Felt. eth, at the
Hotel Normandie Stables, Clinton,
the fancying: :3 cows newly calved.
3 rows clue hi Eel), 11 due in Mardi
and April, 7 beef ring heifers, 8 steers
risieg 2 years, 8 steers and heifers
rising 1 yertr. 2 young calves 'A.II
cows mated to Dnitham ot• Hereford
belle. Guarantee: All cows not prov-
ing to be in calf by March 355h may he
refunded and note or money will pe
refunded. Terms: e months ered it on
Approved joint notes o803 per cent per
itnnum discount for in lieu of notes, —
Holland St Connell, proprietors, T.
Brown, auctioneer,
• We have just received a-
nother car load of feed Corn.
Any qu.anity over 10 bus. at
75 cents a bushel.
,
The L. Suitter Co.
The Elevator
Cii$011 -- 'Ontario
inllount Aft, 644
force is 2741 .re4...„,tc 'oolfcc .rtiOA,V115111 , , '
of .10)3uypete, ott es eit'25 Ye,araelago ' Pee 'etelr wi'
Gallery Clock" written by 11, G,
Gadsby, and in one °tithe issues he
goes after Hon. Mr...Crolthers,
('sten of Labour and we take a Small
item ,which is credited to the Cab-
inet Minildlter*:—
Nine lExcusese-Count
I have not) reached, any 00s10111-
8100.
I oannot aay, tuffhaed,
Ida not remember.
1 Ian). nolk able Ito recall the do -
1 kannot undertake. to 'give par-
itienlars.
It is not an opportun,ek time to
make a statement.
Imay he mistaken, but—
Will the honorable member move
,f(aT, a a eturti
I leannot answer: a hypothetica5
question.
This Will give the workingman
some idea of how much tactien'the is
'getting from the, new Minister of
Labour.
TRok,,,Ak-
nine
Winter Resorts
Round TrIP TourisCS TiCkets now
00 8030 to all principal winter re-
sorts including
CALIFORNIA , '0.1EXICO, FL OR I 1) A
• The Attractive Route to
WESTP,RN ((AXD.\
• is via Chicafro.
Steamship Tlekets 011 81410) by al
Lines. , '
• 1i'U1,1 de rticulars front
JOHN RiNSI,"ORD, & SON, Agents
A.O. PATTISON. depot agent 's
"eases
Boot Maker tend Renewer
Repairing done ,promptly.
• Skates put on while you
Wait
Skate straps of soLd leather
cut any length desired.
• 'Suit cases and Trunks re.
paired.
A trial will convince you of
the neatness and promptness
with which 1 execute my work
Store open every evening
Opposite Postoffice.
Watts