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JEWELER and OrePICtrieN
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Efarlock
A perty'was given at the home of
Mr. Bert Allen, on Meaday evening in
'leerier of hi brother, who is soon
leaving for the West, Evenyone re-
ported a most enjoyable time,
Don't forget the concett in commo-
tion with the Literary Society which
will be held here en Friday evening,
March I5th. Everybody welccroe,
' Miss Lizzie Wheatley spent the past
'week visiting Kinhurn friends.
Mr James and leLiss Mary Watt and
Mrs Peeving have returned from the
Southern States, where they spent the
last awe weeks.
- Master Ernest Stevens and little Flo
WillbArns are still confined to bed al-
-Ono -ugh slowly improving.
elohneaville
Mrs N W Tiewarthe spent a few
-days at her home, Mr, Malaths her
mother being ill.
The Bethel and Ebenezer Leagues
• gave a splendid programme and every-
body eueoyed Itemeelves Monday
-evening.
Clifford Holland fell on the ice are
-day lately and fraettmed his arm.
The service in the Methodist Church
Sunday morning was well and ably
taken by the Epworth Leagues.
The service of Sacred Song entitled
The Musical Miller," illustrated by
lantern views will (D V) be given in fr
St John's Church on Thursday even-
ing of next week commencing at 8
o'clock.
The following is the report of S S
No 3, Goderich Township. Sr. IV -
Frank Jenkins, Clarence Connell, Jr.
IV -Verna, Jervis, Clifford Holland,
Elva Proctor, Harold Levin Roy Minn
nines,. Harold Cole, Sr. 11I -Milton
Holland, Alvin Leonard, Daniel Glid-
-don, Stewart Mak, Leslie Jen is. lila-
ton Proctor. Jr ITI William Alcock.
Sr II -Emily Ford, Altalind McCart-
ney, Norman Mairekeed Levis, Harry
Ford. Jr II-Eisie Ferguson, Bruce
Holland. Pt Il- Wilfrid Jervis, Wil-
lie Miller. Pt. 1. (a) Violet Miller,
.Marion Alcock, (h) Willie Jervis Dor-
othy Jervis, Willie Larder, Charlie
Potter, Cyril Proctor (c) Albert Lar-
der, Ted Smith, Harold Larder. Lel-
ias Mecleicar, Teacher.
WINGI1AM 0113INESS
SWEPT AWAY IN MG fief.
BLAZE IRLIEYED TO HAVE STARTED IN VANSTONE'S STORE AT TWO
O'CLOCK SATURDAY MORNING AND SPREAD THROUGH OTHER
BUILDINGS—NO ONE INJURED—LOSS WILL REACH $60,000.
Winghiam, March 2.-A fire ,which ,covered by insurance. ;
broke .oulf at 2 o'clock on SaturdaY This ipithe second itime the Bea-
mom
beg, ;and raged for five bourn ver Blo;ek hag been bugned. The
swept away ,Vanfetone's buleiness present buildings, Were orteetiecl in
block, comprising four large [stores ; 1677, ,atter the stares previenestneen
and offices. 'The lase 'is. esitimaten the eke had been wiped oat King
,at so,00. . ; Brothers have an inesexanee, of
The flee Was descovered in Knox's $15,000, and R. Vanstond 11312,000.
jewelry etore by Ma nnatogle, as he King Br °times peace their lope
was on his way. home. He instant- $20,000 and Mr, Valasecene. at $15 ,00a9t.
le, earned in the n1ar.m, but tlie tire Chief 'VettuNarman say,s• the fire is
had agond sitant, ad when the bri- the worst he has. to fight in ' 25
fgede arrived the' store -was aim:- Tema. Heenan well pleas.ed wethethe
nace. The flames quickly epreacl to ;water preseure. '
King's dry good n store, Smythis
hardware store, .RMII the offices of
Dr. Bice arta Lawyer Vansleane.
Heavy fire walls atthe ends of the
buildings was allithat) saved Other
buildings from emit:Ina.
The fire department mei oplenclid , , , quickly scattered. Sir.
,weirk, and were aesisted greatly by Schmidt stated aftenteardsf that! he
'the heavy en•aW1 which lay on the anly had a small quantety in
Cronvel Scattered.
About 3 Weleek where ehe Hee was
at its height, poune guar powder in
the harcievare store exploded, '1 -leer-
ing there might be a quantity of
!the cexplasive in ithel building, the
roofs around, preventing numerous staele.
When the fir was at its height,'
other fires from breaking •milt. The chief seeereg that thane, ,wes
the
a quantity of oil and paint in stock
Leant wall of the building fell sent men Mend abet of it was re-
eve into the( street!, A •group of moved. This helped to ,checki the
firemen had &clove call from be -
fire ;considerably. •
ing buried. The heaviest loos .was
King's dry goods store, wheree big George Heeler and) Albert Dennis
steak was carried. fltir.1 King esti- two of the firemens were struck by
mated his lose at $20,000. Itleen- bricks when the front wall fell met.
derstood that mast oath° losses are Dennis had Mei head badly ,cult.
Rev. T. J. Snosvdend paietorI- Thursday night defeated Brucefield
of the Varna circuit, then perfarm- by the score of 11 to 5, thus Winning
ed the .eeremanyi .of baptism upon
their youngest gnancichild, Henry t'1.1;,e Stanley _League. .champiozesbin. by
James Brownlee. During the eve,- ae, e nancefieici wen the fast
mg a, shoed ,congratulatory; address game, 5 to 4. The Varna juniors are
'cvas eead by Mies Jean Deleon and:
the other •gramdehildren present, on
behalf offithelmselves and) the ab-
sent ones, presented( teirst. Ivinen
with a.•gold watch and chain, and!
Mr, IV1S011 With eeetenef or table chair
Messages of ,congratulations Were
: ead from absent membersof the
family, also front the bridesmaid of
fifty-five years ago. After pinging
"Blest Be The Tie That Binds" and
prayer by Rev. Mr. Snowden, 'the
gueste dispersed. That the aged
ccuple 'nary long; bespared :to eac1.
other and that the senset of their
lives may be bright; and cloudless,
is 'the wish of 'their mener friends.
lonelesboro
Mr. William Grantham gave a party
to a 1311/11ber of his friends on 1+ riday
evening at the home of Wm. Gray.
Arthur Kerslake and Ada seent
last week with their cousin L, Shot,.
orock.
Mrs. Milian, Sr., who was one of
the oldest settlers passed over to the
great majority last Erie ay, The flin-
t ral took place on eloeday.
Messrs. Brunsdon made a large de-
livery of machinery on Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
Mite Garrett had a successful sale of
her farm stook and implements on
Wednesday.
William Ross has moved from the
I3th Concession to the farm on the
10th Concession that he purchased
orn Mrs Moon.
Wedding Bells rang for Thomas
Honking and Miss ?army Lee on
Wednesday.
The Knox Church Social on Tues-
day night at W11 Ball's was an ex-
cellent affair.. The night was very
pleasant and the company large and
happy,
Mrs Wrn Brunsdon is on the sick
het.
Rev Mr Osterhout will deal next
Sunday in the Methodist Church with
the men and religion forward move-
ment.
Wedding. -At the Methodist par-
sonage on Wednesday afternoon,
March 6, Rev .1 11 Osterhout, B
united in marriage, Thotnes flunking
and Fannie Lee. -Both are well known
residents of the Tnwnship or Elullett.
Mr and Mrs Bunking let, for a short
wedding trip..
Dr II Bell As making a visit with his
uncle J Lasham and other Mends,
Mrs Sinallacombe after a two
months visit here started forher home
in Manii etre, She took with her two
of Charles Crawford's children for
adoption.
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,Con the evening ofeWlarch 5th., 1912
ia unique ;galthering was held at the
holee of 1Ver. and!" Mrs. Win. Ivesan,
When a netenber of their) ,childrete
'getandehildren, and ether( relatives
assembled eo fcelebrate With thorn
Ithe flfty-fifth ;anniversary o their
;Wedding. Atter partaking of the
rich dari•nties of a boentalullY :spread
table, all eanaired to th,e; parlors,
HeliSall
In one of tlie fastest games ever
played on liensall rink, Varna junitors
This is a Good Time
To purchase Sugar and Tea, as prices are advancing
Then you will be thinking about Timothy Seed, Red
Clover, Alsike, and Liwerne
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and so is every cheieelvre show.
You select one and have wife
elect other. It will be a "toss
up" which is best. You can't go
amiss 011
ANY KIND OF A CHAIR
in our stock. They're all good,
reet so with entire stock we
show, It's best in town, and
thene- why "those who know'
buy furniture it our place,
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a fest little bunchand play well to-
gether, The score at halt; time was 4
to 4, hot tho. second, balf was a run-
away for- Varna, who score 7 gods
to )3rucefield's 1. George ;Mclemezie,
LI, Reid, J. McWenzie, O. E. Jackson
starred for Varna, while O'Neil and
Manson starred. for Brucefield. Varna
was without, its stet- goal keeeer; but
his brother, who took his place, pia,yed
a great game. The feature of the
game was the sheeting of ;Gorge Mc-
Keuzie andel. Reid, Brucefield and
Varna taus packed the rink to tce the
great -struggle, Verna now nixes
Zarich in a sudden death game. L.
Greig, of ()Hatpin refereed to the sel-
l:e'en:on of all,
The line-up :
Varna Brucefield
E. Wanless . gee! 3. Magee
R. McNaughton point .T. H. O'Neil
tn. McKenzie covet! B. Manson
H. Reid metre 3.McDona1d
J. McKenzie left 'B. Keiser
`E Jackson eight E. Pattison
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SIR GILDte InelelLelIi
Sir Gilbert Parker, 'C.C., D.C.L., M.
P. was born in Belleville Ont, in 1802.
Ms father, Captain J. Parker, was a
British Officer. It was from hitn that
the future novelist first conceived the
ideas which he has so brilliantly given
to the world. In his home life his
mind was imbued with stories of mili-
tary adventure. These laid the found-
ations for his future scIntillaainge and
vast imagination. Sir Gilbert's edu-
cation made him thoroughly Cana-
dian, instilling in him our national
ideals. He attended Trinity College,
Toronto. After graduating, he de-
cided to follow the profession of
journalism, towards which he had al-
ways shown considerable aptitude and
interest. In a comparatively short
time he rose high in his chosen voca-
tion. At the age of 22 he had already
become associate -editor of the Sidney
Morning. Herald, Sidney Australia.
Even such interesting and absorb-
ing work as one has on a (laity papee
could not satisfy the latent novelist
Drawn by the lure of travel and ad.
verdure he visited and indeed studied
the South Sea Islands, the Far East,
Europe, Egypt and what he enjoyed
the most Northern Canada In his
wanderings he found many of the
leading ideas of his novels which
have so won the admiration of the
English speaking reader.
Although very prominent in the
world a letters, Sir Gilbert Parker
had not some before the world in
general, prominently, until he intatest
and organize the first Imperial Uni-
versities Oonference in London in
1003.
Sift GILBERT PARKER
It is by hN novels, that Ste Gilbert
Parker has won for himself. such a
high place in the affections of all Ca-
nadians. His works are very numer
ous and display a creative genius of
distinguished ability. They aro re.
plite with origionalideas and char.
eater types, so skilfully portrayed,
that they seene to live before the eye
of the reader.
Amongst his novels dealing with
Canadian life and people in most
famous are the "Right of Way", the
"Battle a the Strong" and the "His-
tory of Old Quebec.",
Canada is indeed proud of her son
who has done eo =eh towards the
intellectual ednancemene. et his nenve
land, weeenneseeneekfaeafenteteseneene
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Cured,
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401 1± tlinqe haying rolatryea or irrienda ene•
visiting in town or going away *
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Mrs, .J Leslie Kerr returned
from her tie° Weeks visit in
36 on on 'Tneeday evening,
Migt3 Martha Dinsley entertained
a few of hen friends to tea Sate' -
day eveeing.
Misa Fraser of the Collegiate staff
has been at nee home in Goderich
during ' the past .week, laid
6 up With a severattack of tensi-
le:Is. Her Clieboin friends, wish to
see her back to duty (soon;
leettle Mies Winnifred Ham•ilton
went throtegh a. slight operation On
Monday last. She is ;getting along
as .well as .0mi be expected.
1VIrs, Benign of Blyth is visiting
her friend, Mrs. Bentley, ;this week
Rev. and Mrs. Jeakins spent a
day in Go•deeich lase week with
friends.
The many friendd ctf Mies, Haney
Bartliff are sorrynto hear of the
sickness of h.ersele a•nd little chil-
dren. They hope to soon know
they aee all well again.
eirs..Tne. Johnston of Rettenberry
Ste entertained some et her lady
Meads to Thimble Tes, onss afternoon
last week. Mrs. H. B. Combe and
children arrived home Saturday night
after an extended visit with Wood
stock friends.
Mayer and Mrs. B. J. Gibbings en
tertained a number of theirfriends
last Saturday evening.
Miss Marion Gunn entertained a
zaurnber of • her friends ldst Friday
night.
illre. C. H. Forrest of Leebur
Sask,„ and heti ;sister, Mins B. Gi
kinson of Elena, were visitors at th
home of their aunts Mrs. Walter S
DOW1:197 he past week. Mr. an
Mem Forrest, weed have spent th
vinter in .0neario, will return to th
West next tveek, where they ar
evidently naakiug good, as Mr. For
'est hap yet to market his las
ensene grain, amounting to abou
ive thousand bus-hels before be
inning operations witn the ,com
ng Benisons crop,
efiss Lena Plaetzer, of Blyth wa
a visitor in town on Saturday.
Mr, Frank McCaughey spent Sun
day in Goderich.
Mr, Bantam Lavis :spent Sunday
he guest of bee brother at Wieg-
eweler and Optician
Issuer oi Marriage Licenses
Birth', Marriages dt Dead
DEATHS.
HOLMES-At 83, MAUVE, Minn., On
March ist, Ed. T. 'Holmes, formerly of
the Clinton New .Ha, aged 47 years.
STEEP -In (Inn ton, on Friday,
March 1st. Harced Steep, only son of
Mr. and Mrs. James Steep, in his alst
year.
MILLEN -1n Hullett, on Friday,
March 1st, CathatineSwitb, relict of
the late Solomn Mil.eu, aged 011 y eats
and 8 months.
CUMINGS- In Blyth, on February
20th, Wm. (runtimes agc!cl 27 y ears,
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- Local News
MAIARRWARRPRAW
SPRING SHOW.
Did you mark doevn 'Thursday,
April Rh on your .ealen.dar? This
is the date of th d great Spring
Pair to be held at -Clinton. ,This an
meal ;gathering hag. hat' jeuccese
wretten upon it since its inspection
and 1912 should pee the biggest and
beet up eel d,w
ate, if eather end
roads are favorable. Seventh the
effloets 0± thee elfielary by talking
53 ng pu•ttingi increased "go"
into it.
PASSED AWAY.
After au illness extending over a
year Mr. Harold Steep, only son of
Mr. James Steep passed away at the
Prirental home on Friday last at the
of 81 years. Deceased has lived in the
West for the past 13 years, but re
turned home last April and for many
months has not been able to get from
his bed. Harold was in a Gents Fur
nishing Store in Indian Head and was
a.great favorite out there as he was in
ins home town. He took an active
part in all sports and was good cone
pany in crowd. Ele was a member of
the I 0. 0. F in the Western town.
The funeral was held on Monday after
noon of this week and the service
was conducted by Rev. T. W. (loser's.
Besides his parents one sister survives
Mrs. A. (laver The pall hearers
were of Clinton lodge I. 0. 0. In
Messrs Alexander, Kerr, Mitchell,
Turner, Johnston, Wm. Collyer.
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WILLIS CHURCH.
On Sunday Mist mew Mr, SnIfillt Of
Hensall, preached two, excelleet
sermons inithis .church,
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH,
Rev. 3,B, Poitheringleam, rector Of
St, GeOalge's church, Goderich.
peeached 5 special Leniteni eermon
an Priday, of lase week.
WESLEY CHURCH
Rev. Prof. Bowles, of Victoria lIn
iversity, Toronto, preached; isPeeiel
anniversary isermans lathe( church
on etenclay and :they Were aPPrecial
ed bylange congregations, The
Trueteee asked for $400 to go to-
wards the debit of the ished thattv,as
erected. some etvci years age, and
the collectiom will amount to near-
ly 5450.
The annual cangregational At -
flame was held oar Tuesday evening
and an enjotyable (time ;Was ;spent by
all. A good supper; ,was served
fallofwed by adportg Item ;the
v erious organizations ;-Messrs. R.
E, Manning and W. H. Feellyar spoke
on behalf of the Quarterly Board,
Hellyar taking up !the financial
end and showed' that the new
system of raising money lost year
was an ideal one. Mr. C. Wallis,
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spoke for the ruseee Board; A. T.
Cooper for the Sue day School; 5-11ss
Davis foe Primary aloes ;and Mr. A.
Tyndall eoe the Organized Bible
Clers,ses ; itir. .3 Greene s on Social
Mearee of Grace Mr. 114, Rorke for
the Chan ; Mr, Edgar East for ehte
Senior Lealgue and 1133s,s D. Canadian
foe Januar league; Mrs, Bo,wles for
the Ladies Aid) and Men Shepherd
far S. During tho evening
Miss Gladys Cantelan favored the
audience tvlith several piano ael-
eciteons and Mese Gentende Chant
gave a well ienderece violin 50110.
The pastor, Rev., J. II. Ford, was
kr the chair.
HOLINESS MOVEMENT MISSION,
Rev. Patrick Morgau'The Con
verted Priest, has since Senclay last
been conducting Evangelistic Ser
vices in the Holiness Movement Mis
Mon. There will he a Meeting each
evening at 2-3D and 7 00 P. M.
• A large and aetentive audience
greeted Mr. Morgan at the Ton Hall
on Friday evening last and many oe
his experience in Ins evening sermons."
Many who express themselves of this
weeks privileges. We fear some are
more eager to hear exposeres of the
false faith of others than to sit undei!
the preaching of the Word of God and
examine their own heart to See
whether they have the true, faith.
Protestarits and Roman Catholics will
be equally Welcome at the meetings
come from the heat of one, who being
himself wonderfully delivered from
darkness knows well how to preach
denverarme to those captivated by sin
and a personal devil.
Bern.
L, Pala Who; has been account
ant aft the ioyali Bank for the
past four an five months was re-
moved to th.e .Thaontof office Sat-
urday. Mr. Pair willi be missed in
town and his removal taken away
an excellent hockey: player, who
Was a ,stro•n,g player on the 0.11.A.
team. We all wish him 'success.
Mrs. J. Wiseman has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. George Grant, at
St, Maeys.
Miss Lenvieg was visiting leer
sister, Mrs. ReCneleberteon, at Mit
then. lent week.
In Walkerton the public and
eeparate echolols were closed ow-
ing to scarlet fever. The last case
to he ;reported was at the home of
Mr. 0,15, Leppard principal of the
public school, 'whose 7 year old
daughter Helen contractedr the
disease, and the{ family -are now
quarantined. Mr. Leppard is well
knownin town as he and his fatally
have visited herd on difeeedat ace
easione With Miss; Rudd,
Mr, John Emmentan, alotmer well
known Goderich citizen, nose of
Clinban, •W13,9 01 town this week and
gave the Stan a friendly tall. He
looks ais ithough "the Hub", agreed
With him ;-Goderich Star.
Mrs. J. McLeod) leas recovered
from her severe attack of la grippe
Mr. Chas. Hawke; was in Hensall
last Week visiting Mr. leech. Blach-
feed who has been quite ill.
John T. Harland, after spend
beg ,a,week in Toronto, reeureed
home on Saturday accompanied by
his daughter Marion, who has been
there for t wot months.
Mr. John Gue.siti was this week
isking) antimbera of) his family in
Toronto. ;
Mrs. N, P. Orich ;and little daugh-
ters Evelyn andl Maine Who have
Tuesday foe their home at Heward
Mrs. Nott, of) Ontazio atreet left
bee
visiting s Mies. Crich's mother,
Mr. and Mrs. Mathaffy of town at-
tended the fu.neran of the label
John :Carmichael fat Dublin last
week.
IVIies Helen Glenne of London is
islitnig with friendLe in town,
Ma John NfeClacherity. of (bode
lien was .reneweng old friendships
in !eaten 'Mans day.
Miss. Gertrude Laidlaws of -De-
twoit, is the guest of •Mrs. A. Mc-
Rae.
:Me. John Wiseman paid a beef-
:elesi trip itio, Myth last Thursday.
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;1.as. A. McRae has returned from
visit ,withi her poem in Detrain
rs. Sas. Tierney' of Myth was a
vis
last 'Week.
knee ;teeth her) mother in town
Plumeteel Made a business
trip to Goderich this week.
Mies' Eclewhe Gidley, of Blyth, was
visitor InitoWn over Sunday.
Mx. K•Cooper spent a few days
,with his mother ;and other relatives
bit,.0oo,pe5 win leave New York
Saturday for ithe Old 'Country a-
gain where he is manager of an
American concern •tliat Ilene offices
in Engliancl.
The many friends of Mr. 3. G.
Medd' Will be screwy to learn that he
is ell svi 33 pleuresy.
Mies, •Oantelon and her able assist
ant; Mies Smith, who' atte,ndgehe
1VIellineee openings in Tneoinito .ar-
rived home Wednesday With a gond
stack of fgoodfse
Mrs, E. W. Watts returnedhome
last Settle day after a two neenteen
trip in I/enteral and Western Oat -
8.510 in thd inite-rests ot Panniers tn.
Women's institutes,
Dr. Shaw •afralf bit. :Fred jacksen,
of itowne wonJ't itt Bruesels • last
Friday evening attending the
eamplimentetry banquet to Mr. 15.8.
Stott President of) the succeseeeel
Ruled Telephome Company ,centra-
lizing there. The Dr. made a sp.ench
euilogietic of hie end !friend Scott.
Sale ot Young Cattle
eteenew
The undersigned will ;Sell !anoth-
er load' of yorung ,catitle at the Nor-
mandie Hotel otalble,s. on Monday,
Maiec!li 25th, ,
• HOLLAND &CONNELL, .
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That fits well, looks well and wears, well, at a
moderate price, is what we promise from our 'Tailored -
to -Measure IVIen's Clothing Department
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This Department of our business is growing very
rapidly. There must be a reason? There is, and this
reason is Perfect Satisfaction
One Satisile,d Customer MealitS Many More
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Come in and See Our beautiful new range of Spring
Cloths and let ms quote you some prices, It will
surprise you how moderate our prices are for such
high-class work
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Easter Orders should be in at one he Dept
will be rushed to its utmost at this time, an, some
may be disappointed
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Bicycle Business for Sale
Proprietor Going West
Par the /lean two weeks we will
sell balance of stock, Now is the
time to buy your supplies. -1. new
Cleveland wheel; several amend-
IIIELP WANTED.
JadliSait Mfg., Co,
Good positions fan clever, ine
hand wheels, 1 mon fire proof ;safe dustmen,girs,Applyls,16y-etaors of age
combination lock, foe sale cheap, and upwarrd
All •accounts /nue be settled °nee J. McLEOD, Supt.
befoee March 23rcle 1912.
A. 8. TURNER, Clinton. Boarders Wanted
Auction Sale
Souders wanted. -Apply
Anction gale 01 29 Durhaeutgradd New Era,
ce.,.....,,laktuattmcm.....mutnzamaaras
MuIk,0o;Ws, ell isuppasedi1to be in
calf, or have nee calved, Also some
heifers. Sale at Normandie Hotel
items, 'Thursday, Starch 144t11.
T. GUNDRY, J. HAMILTON,
Auetioneer • Pro.prieltor
Wanted
The City 'Hotel. Landoe, require
the services of two( dining room
girls, also upetairel gling,. Perma-
nent pasitions ;end liberal wages
paid. Apply quick.
A. 11, BRENER
Por Sale
to the
Wanted
manner y apprentices ;wanted.
Apply it
MISS CANTELOW St CO.
farce,
151163
to Rag . reelEe Coasi
The property known as the Mc- • FROM 'CLINTON.
Queen place awned Lanclen Roadl, MARCH let TO, APRIL. 15th
south antonym tonsisting oe tine ,
acres, containing a nine( roomed Spokane, Wash.; Seattle, Wash.;
house, •gared !b•aan( and goad .apple Vaneouver, B.C.; Victoria( B. 0.;
archer& Also 1 g'eneral purpase Pentland, Ore.; Nelsen, B:C.
haree ; 1 clemecent Wagon* and ton
buggy in goad repair. Apply, to
CHAS, WILTSE, Clinton P.O. on: '
phone 17 0111 146
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Seed Potatoes
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Grewe by Huron Predued Con -
Green Mountain, one' ef the test
vairlitiee ffi01`, market' and main neap.
Price $1.00 pee ineshel.
' JAS. S1TEEP,
NeXe Ito Ford er MeLend'a
Seed Peas and Oats tor Sale
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The nedersigned ha,91 a quantity
of Seed Peen and Seed! Cane leer
Wet Appiy Itot
AleBP',A.T,4igeN,Vr.A&e Linue, A! 04 X)4TX.15,015,4 .14e2011Paikt
$41.75
Sae Francisco, Lois Angeles,
Cat ; San Diegos Cal.; Mexico Citye
Mex.
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WESTERN CANADA
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The Cleland 'nrultele Pacific Riallwar.
shoritese line, faetegif time, (Meet
service .betWeeu Sfaiskae
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Far full •partieulare and tecketsenalI
RANSFORD SON, Ag•ente