HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1912-03-14, Page 2terrible WJnrpeg ExplOSIen Aay
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:;.IaIm Two Others,
CTATORS ARE VICTMS
„etek Wall Is Blevsee Out by Some
'Unknown Agency and Firemen and
's Onlookers Are Caught In Shower
f Bricks -Death List :May Be
Increatied - Several Persons
Injured -Work of, Firebug.
Wineipeg, March 1L -Seven persons
are dead, one or emee are possibly
fatally injured, and .a member suffer-
ed More or less serious injuries as the •
eliieult el an explosion which followed
an outbreak of fire in the Tear of the
Radford Wright Co., Limited, whole -
gale sash and door factory, 770 Main
street, ehorely, after 10 o'clock Satur-
day night.
Captain Dewitt and six of his men
oe• fire hall No. 3 were training hose
on the back of the building, where
hie ere eueeposed to be the work of
n incendiary, had staeted in a lean -
o annex, when, without -warning, the
auk wall. and the great doors opening
n a spur teaek, were blown out, the
tittlepatty going down in the wreck
end rein, which soaught and over-
Whelmed seyeral spectators and pass-
01"eby. '
eeThe dead:' E. Molyneux, fireman,
No. 8 fire hall, caught by explosion,
aok broken, and died in •St. Boniface
ospital shortly after midnight; Chas.
ePhersoe, firenaan, No, 3 hall caught
explosion and instantly killed;
alter Rowley, teamster, caught by
eXploeion; L. J. 13ertett, bartender at
Manor Hotel, -caught by -explosion
'While passing; Charles Chapman, aged
112, caught by explosion; Clarence
eVinker, employe C.P.R. dining car
department, fell through glass roof of
assenger terminal; - Connolly,
, .P.R. employe, leilled by explosion or
a live wire.
e •Theeinjuredi It, G. McDonald, fire-
man, No. 3 hall, fractured thigh and
internally injured; etindition serious;
Chas. Schram, fireman, No. 3 hall,
heeled injured; 3. Me0annon, _fireman,
No. 3 hall, injured, but not seriously;
F. Grant, 4:meet-titer, injured by flying
glass; Tony Schilosky, scalp wound,
not serious; Antonio Naranto, sPectet-
tor, fracture of skull, internal injur-
tea, nuty die.
McPherson, whose father lives in
Edinburgh, Scotland, was aged 29, and
had been three year in the depart -
blank Molyneux, who had but recent-
ly joined, was aged 24, and a native
be Liseowell, County ., Reny, Ireland.
Of the other fatalities, Bluett,e'aged 28,
rf Nepanee, Ont., and engaged to a
inmpeg girl, was passing when
delight by the expiosioe. Rowley was
assititing the 'firenieb. Winker, aged
1, is a son of Mr. and 'Mrs. P. Win-
/
er, 57'7 Strathcona street, this city,
axing been barn in North, Dakota,
nd for three years past had been in
he ena,ploy of the C.P.R. dining car
department, "recently being promoted
to the secretaryship of the head of the
department.
e Standing on the zinc platform on
top of the steel and glass roof cover-
ingthe train shed 1,o watch the blaze,
which day just below him just north,
of the subway on Main street, he step-
' ped forward through the ,glass to his
death on the pavement below.
Connolly, a C.P.R., employe, appears"
to have been struck by a falling wire
on top of the subway. A boy, Clarence
Chapman, whose parents live at 280
Patrick street, was found yesterday
afternoon after the smoke had cleared
, away, dead, among the ruins,
."I was standing on a plank direct.
tag operations," said Capt. Dewitt,
"and had a miraculous escape. Mc -
'Pherson and Molyneux being killed at
my feet, while not a man else of our
squad escaped uninjured. Tons of
bricks and doors fell around us. The
then were- caught without a chance to
eecapee" "
1 A big crowd gathered Nyhen the
gIarm went in, but were for the most
Nat massed about the entrance to tile
tubway in front of the building, which
te sieditted °between the International
Harvester Co.'s big warehouse on the
eauthwest corner of Main and Suther-
land, and the Stuart Machinery Co.
• elmoke was issuing from the lean-to
fea the back, but until the explosion
tune the firemen aeqpeared to have
l
4 situation under control,
• For a time it was a question whe.
isher- the adjoining buildings could be
fiaved, but the stout fire -walls proved
Bufficient and with the help of the
high pressure plant the brigade had
the eituation under control short13)
✓ midnight, though neighboring'
uildings suffered considerable losq
ern water and smoke.
A firebug undoubtedly was the
ause, according to thoee who should
now. Mariegen Radford claims that
e furneee was out until IVIonday;
llIl Building Inspector Rodgers saye
en incendiary had been 'working some
days in that district. Seven a1ert/14
were rung in Satierdda night, all bear.
ing the mail of the firebug. e •
allege/. Radford ,says that lest
1 han two barrels - of naphtha were
, totted in open tanks, by permission,
, feet away from the rear wall. Capt.
iI)ovitt thinks the smoke ' and heat
engendered in the tight building, to.
ether with the stock of varnishes and
pleb:elan, sufficient cause. The build -
leg,• four years old, is a total loss,
the owner being W. Johnston, now
in California, and is fully insured.
Loss to the Radford Wright Co. is
*50,000, fully insured. Loss to ad-
joining buildings is not yet estimated.
THE POOR OLD
LADY.
• She had suifeeed (with rheumate
iarn-fOr years and the ,constant pain
• had kept heat in icon,etant agony.
the least d'anap affected her. Many
an old pereon has been ,cured by
Rheutao and (when all else failed.
Pheumo strengthens( and builds up
,the ,whole (system, it purrefiee rand
`enriches the blood leo !that the Most
eefeehled ,,eirrcueation is (made
teeming. •nheueno io eolgreme and
•so ewe a remedy Ithatf J. E, Hovey
tells it (with eguananteet to give
'onttre satisf(action oti MeneY back, •
A month's treatment! enlY caSre
• $1.00 Field by JeEellovey or direct
all cb.arrge prepaid from V.Mare
eon, Bredgeburg, D14t.
MOTHER
LARGE FAMILY
Tells How She Keeps •Her
Health-- Happiness For
Those Who Take
Her Advice,,
scattvine, lqieb,--‘,1 want to tell you
how much good Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg.,
etableCompoundand
Sanative Wash have
done me. I live on a
farmandhaveworked
very hard. j am
forty-five years bid,
and am the mother
of thirteen children.
Many people think
it strange that I am
not broken down
with hard work and
the care of my fam-
ily, but I tell them of my good friend,
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound, and that there will be no back-
ache and bearing down pains for them if
they will take it as I have. I 'am scarcely
ever without it in.the houee.
"I will say also that I think there is
no better medicine to be found for young
girls. My eldest daughter has taken
Lydia E. l'inkhara's Vegetable Com-
pound -for painful periods ancrirregular-
ity, and it has helped ser.
."I am always ready and willing to
speak a good word for Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound. I tell every
one I meet that I owe my health and
happiness to your wonderful medicine."
--Mrs. J. G. Jourisciee Scottville, Mich.,
. 3.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
poundemade from native roots andherbs,
contains no narcotics or harmful drugs,
and today holds the record of being the
most successful remedy for woman's ills
known,
INDIAN CLAIMS
Til BE REVIVED.
Want GOVerinnent To Stand Bad
investment In Grand -River
. Navigation,
lerantford; March 11. --The Six Na-
tion Indians have decided to make
another effort to secure from the Dom-
inion Government prineipal and in-
terest of $500.000, which they invest-
ed in Grand River Navigation Co.
The ehiefe in council will also visit
the Government to protest against the
expropriation of reserve land on the
ground, that the Indians were allies of
the British crown.
A. petition is also in circulation in
the reserve asking that the Ontario
Govermnent grant the franehise to
them again.
•MANY FAILURES
But Parisian Sage OVeroarne
Miss Kruger's Trouble.
Parisian Sage is nal guarianteed
to grow hair nn bald heads butits
guawa,nteed by ehe wlt known
druggist W. &R. Holmeia to stop
failing hair . eradicate dandruelf
and stop itichingi scalp, or money
'Leek. Sold in every town in Can-
ada, by leading druggists for 50
cents a bottle. Read 1$/1in: Krug-
er's letter.
" Parisian 'Sage it the beat hair
grower and beautieier mid Eland
ruff ,eure. I lost all my haltl
through typhoid fever ; I was al-
most baldheaded and eny,scalp was
as pocre, as collate be. I tried every-
thing, but in vain. Einally I tried
Parillitta Sage, and, after using one
i.cttie my hair stele ted g..rtow, and
has grown three( or four inethes ins -
side of two months. Iadvise every
woman who watts beautiful h,air to
use Paerisfan Sage." Mise Meta el.
Kreger, BrorwmItolven, Minn
ATA -NT P1' SETTLED.
Saskatchewan Ministers Ask Defirlite
Right -of -Way Granted.
Regina, Sask., March IL -Commune
cations between the Provincial Gov-
ernment and the Ottawa Government
continue to pass relative th Saskatche.
wan's claiths to access to Hudson Bay,
and on Saturday Acting Premier Cal.
der despatched the following telegram
to Premier Borden in reply to Pre.
mier Borden's wire of last Thursday,
setting forth the position taken by
hie Cabinet toward e the claims put
forth be the Scott Government:
"To Hon. R. L. Borden, Prime Minis-
ter, Ottawa.
"Your telegram of 8th inst. receiv-
ed. The Government of Saskatehewan
does not now and never did cousider
the resolution 01 1998 and Sir Wilfrid
LaurierIs statement referred to in
your telegram as a final dispositien
of claims for partition of Hudson Bay
territory, In point of fact, notwith-
standing said resolution, conferences
have been going an since your Gov-
ernment assumed office with other
provinces concerned, thus showing the
proposed settlement of 1908 was not
considered final by you.
"Again urge justice of Saskatche-
wan's Claims upon your consideration
as sent out in our memorial and my
telegrams. As to access given Ontario
to Port Nelson, I note that press de-
, spatchee state that your Government
has declared its intention to transfer
to western provinces the public do-
main within their respective limits.
In that case if your Governnient has
finally decided not to give effect to our
clainie, set out in our memorial at the
very least the 'question of right of
way should be settled now. Owing to
increase in our populatioe and in our
grain production our peoele have a
dirt interest in Hudson Bay ports.
Before long it is likely that several
railways will be built to the bay, one
or naore of which may be state owned.
(Signed) "J. 0. Caldee."
YUAN 8111 KI N
PRESIDENT OF CHINA.
Was Fort -natty Inaugurated Provi-
sional Head at Pekin
Pekin, March 11, -In the new 17 01'
eign 0111ce yesterday Yuan Shi Kai
was formally inaugurated Provisional
President of the Republic of China in
the presence of a great gathering of
delegates, provincial envoys, military
• and naval ollicers and other proMin-
ant personages, tinny foreignem, at-
tended the ceremony, bat the lega-
tions were not reprekented.
Yuan Sti Kai, who was in military
uniform, road a declaration promis,,
ing faithfully to develop the republic,
observe the constitutional laws and re-
tire -ifvhen the National Assembly ap,
peinteeR a 'permanent President. The
ceremony was • soleme--almost pathe-
tic -typical of China's transitio.
Most of those assembled were at-
tired in uniform or European dress.
The only touch of Orientallem was
the presentation of the scarfs to Yuan
by two yellow -robed Llamas.
Break In Water Main. „
Toronto, March 11. -As a result of
the broken water main at the corner
of Bathurst and- London streets at
11.40 Saturday morning torrents of'
water elooded the cellarof the houses
in that neighborhood and ran clown
Bathurst street, stoppine all traffic,
until about 3.30 o'elock in tbe alter -
noon, when the tide was sterned. When
the main- burst the pressure of water
tore up the pavement above and gush-
ed out with a tremendous roar which
startled the peeple in the neighbor-
hood. It poured down the slighe in-
cline of Bathurst street, running into
cellar windows and doing damage
the extent of which leas not yet been
ascertained.
Child Fatally Scalded.
Hamilton, Mardi 11.--A.s a result
of a scalding which she received on
Saturday night by falling into a pail
of boiling, water, little Elizabeth Gib-
son, the four-year-olci•daug,hter of Wil-
liam Gibson engineer at the east end
mountain Moline, died early yester-
day morning. Mr. Gibson had carried
a pail of scalding water into the room
Lor the 'cbilds bathe which he placed
near a rocking chair upon which the
baby was sitting, A moment later he
left the room. It appeara that the
ehild had, erut down Irma the chair;
and walking backwards, had stumbled
and fallen' into the water.
WHEN ABOUT TO PROPOSE
Dont mention. ,the weather,
Don't select reclean onthe ,other
side of the ro,ore.
If you holed her head, don't keep
swinging. ittup ,and down while
talking to her atilt You Were ham-
mering sormethinig.
Dent Multtee to yourself.
Dont begin by saying that yen
have something on( your inind. •
Donit be implusivei and itry • to
foece her ,head i on your shoulder
before the psychelogical moment.
Dont address the window pane.
DMA pace the floor. -
Dont elasp youTi hands together
Same `with your, kips.
Dont'italk 'between( your 'teeth.
Donit take one ,of her hands in
both of your.
Dont keep youn eyes fixed leer-
siistently en the( end of her nose
while you are talking.
Dent refer eventremoitiely to the
coot of living. DI as bad taste to
imply that lova in any sense Is
bound by natural/ Leta's.
Dont pulI tile( braid off the best
sofa pillow.
Don' sit foal along time evithont
saying anything.
ANOTHER STAND.
Nationalists Will right Third Reading
•
of Boundaries Bre
Ottawa., March 11. -The Manitoba
Boundaries bill will be up for its third
arid final reading on Tuesday, The
debate has from the start been dm -
matte and exciting, and the third
reading promises to be no -exception.
With ordinary measures the third
reading is purely formal, but the Lib-
erals have shown such hostility to
this measure that it is understood
they will put up a last kick on Tues-
day, It is possible also that the.Na-
tionalist bolters may stir up some
excitement,
It is said that the amendment
which was defeated in committee on
Friday in regard to the proteation of
minority rights may he brought up
again.
Outside of the -boundary question
it promises to be a lively week. To-
daythe bill to nationalize Queen'a
University will be before the House.
Strong protests against the measure
have been received at Ottawa from
the Hebrews of Montreal, Toronto and
Winnipeg. There is likely to be an
all -day fight ore the ill.
Hon. W. T. Whit Minister of Fin-
ance, has been confined to his house
ei a severe cold, but hopes to he
sufficiently recovered by Wednesday
not to delay the presentation of the
first budget of the new Government.
Thursday the House will start morn,
ing sittings and even Saturdays will
be eappropriated. With the boundaty
bill out of the way all the contentious
measures will be disposed of.
Both sides are anxious to complete
the session by the end of the month
and with morning and Saturday sit
tengs there should be no trouble fin-
lehing in three weeks.
Power Plans Filed.
• Ottawa, March 11. -New plans were
filed Saturday at the Carleton County
registry office in connection with the
expropriation of the Chats Falls by
the Hydro -Electric Power Commission
of Ontario. •
To these plans are attached a de-
seription in full of the land which
will be expropriated by the Ontario
Government. This includes the Gov-
ernment slide reserve on Victoria Is-
land. To the plans there is also at-
teched a e of the order -in -council,
eigned b Adam Beck ehairman
of the etric Power ion.
EA
Italians Who Went Froth Toronto To
North Bay Under Arrest
North Bay, March 11.-A. row in
the Italian quarter .t'aturduy night be-
tween Russians. and Italians, resulted
in a stabbing affray in which two
Russians were seriously wounded, One
of the injured men is in the hospital
with a --gash sixteen iiihs long in
his 'buck. He will recover if no Qom-
plic•ations occur. The other Russian
was stabbed near the heart, but the
knife struck a rib and did not pone-
thate -ear enough to be fatal.
The Pagans claim thee 'went hitt),
an Italian house looking lot lodgings
and were immediately- attacked with-
out cause, Two Italians were identi-
fied and arrested,
The, Prisoners arrived here recently
from Toronto, and are looked upon as
dangerous characters.
HEAD F1P8T
---
Above all things take care of Your,
ha'ir, your appe,aerance depends on
the eare enotil igive yoUr hair, •The
healthy hair your have seen and
.wished for your 4 if you weill use
Sasgeine; ',There is nit dressing vo
nice ,anad sof invigorating to the
scalp. Soft, thick luxualant hair es
the menet of a S ageen c( tree tnee(at.
Your hale is the fillet and ginatest
of y•our beauties, nothing( twill look
half so beautiful as (your heir.Sage-
ine has grown beautiful hair Veri
men iand (Wroltnen everywhere and
,tvamen everywhere an.d Sageine -is
guaranteed and sold 'by J. B. Hovey
to ,give you 1,a,clean healthy scalp,
faee from dandruff. Sagetne grows
the hair MI:hick} and soft, as not
sticky or grears,yfeand is not ea dye)
Get alterge bettlei 'today it poste
cnly 50c (at J.E.Hovey or direct a.11
.charges prepaid from( B. V. Marion
Bridgeburg, ,ont,
A Texan' hat( 'bequeathed hiss
,wh,ole $100,000 estate to his washer-
woman, which ebonite sonnatimee all
lwill ,eorne out in the wash.
PEARY IIONOR5
"FRAM" CAPTAIN
Found Entirely New Route To South
Pole and Made Valuable Geo-
graphical Discoveries
New York, Mareh 11 -The Nee
York Times yesterday published the
following tribute from the discoverm
of the North Pole to Capt Amundsen:
"To the Editor at The New Yore
Times: I have read Amundsen's terse
story in The New York Times with
the greatest interest. Reading his ex.
perienoes has carried me back to me
days on the Greenland ice nap. There
seems little room for comment on
Amundsen's aeemint. Shaeldeton, whd
is fully acquainted by hard-earned
experienceewith every detail of that
particular' region, has covered the
ground fully,
"I am glad that Amundsen develop.
ad for bitneelf a new and independent
route for the entire distance to the
South Pole. His determination of the
head or the limit of the Ross Sea icy
barrier is particularly interesting hi
its bearing on the theory -which hao
been advanced that tlie Ross Sea and
Weddell Sea indentations were con.
neeted by a trough of low elevation
filled with barrier lee cutting Antarc-
tica into two main portions. The story
has been transmitted from the antis(
pocles with wonderful effectiveness,
and The New York Times and The
Loedon Chronicle eeserve great credit
for their enterprise. (Signed) Robt. E.
Peary." °
A Man may not be able to do his
own cooking, bud he Can roast the
cook.
.A.s yet . the •suffragettes haven't
charged the pollticiana (with
Adam's downfall,
Women lose their Maiden names
when they Inaery-ainclf Most men
lose their identity.
• It's easier to induce some Men to
run for office than to walk a block
to secure a job nf Work.
• just (*Quit the time amen begins
to think he isf acqnalinted Willa his
wife she begins( to act strangely.
CAUGHT
HEAVY
COLD.
Left 'Throat and Lungs
• Very Sore.
There is no better cure for a cough or
cold than Dr. Wood's Norway Pine
Symp. '
It is rich in the lung-shealing virtues
of the Norway pine tree, and is a pleasant,
safe and effectual medicine that iney be
confidentially relied upon as a specific
for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness, Sore Throat, Quinsy, and all Throat
and Lung Troubles.
Mr, S. Monaghan, Charlottetown,
PHI., writes: - "I certify that Dr.
Wood's Norway Pitie Syrup is an excel-
lent medicine for coughs'and colds. Last
winter I contracted a heavy,cold which
left my lungs and throat very sore. I
lsad o give up work and stay in the house ,
or two weeks. I used several cough t
tnixtures, but got no relief until a friend t
advised me to use Dr, Wood's Norway
Pine Syrup. Three bottles ethirely cured
me, and I am recommend it as the best
medicine for coughs."
Don't be imposed upon by takieg any-
thing but "Dr. Wood's" as theieeare
many imitatione ef this sterling remedy
on the market.
"Dr. Wood's" is put up in is yellow
wrapper; three pine trees the trade mark;
price 25 cents. Manufactured only by
The T. Milburn Cu. Limited, Toronto,
Ont.
eseeseateeete, -Ile ea weer.
7'
1.
If Pert and Itripert
,
Batter huts gone so high that it
orey r film on tiler trdstanraiitmen
wide, and a men hes to itake a cleenk
to melee his beesadiskict.'
huiren. Cry
;FOR FLETCHER'S
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MAR,dH lib or
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4ttee41-111,,leen, BARRIS'IERru;11401LoICItl',120011' lel01-Asee.
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MONTREAL,
Oratill01,1
THE STANDARD iS tlic3 Nati5nal.
r Weakly Newspaper, be the Dominica
is_ national, hf :4,11 it
18 ain't& (
d It uses Rid Meet expeneivel ,FregeleVe
ines, procuring' the elmeegreisee frelet
all O'er ide world.
, R.s artielee ere carefully eeleeted "and
its editorial e .policy iethorppglsly
independent,
suhscrip Lion td !,Dlid Standard
c4ts $0.00 per yeae to any addregeId
Peeriede or Great Britaite
•••
TRY IT FOR 1912!
,
Doctors say soine day surgeeng
Will he stopping elm hesert to per -
arm' operleaslons. Some of elthem
do so now, sled tleret know how to
start it again.
est
f? Je9
• „,,ici.v„„
.,ys coughs, cures cOlds, heats
the wirout and 5,g, - 25 cents.
The knoll whe wrolte "The Turleee'
lathe Stesev" might', take a leek
er to Southern , Europe and
change the tune( to the "Turkey in
the Soup."
Electric Restorer for Men
Phosphonol restores every nerve in the body
to its proper tension ; reStores
vim and vitality. Premature decay and all'aexual
weakness averted at once. Phosphene5 tvill
make_ you a new inan. Price Sae box, or two for
85. Mailed to any address, The 13eobell Druz
St. Catharines, Ons.
If we Were to have areal old--
fashioned thaw about now, its just
as likely ap net (that ecenehody
spoil it by deelmend we'll "pay up
foe it in! June'?
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
'M A S) TOR1A
Somebody Wants to know if the
,erusit of is,ocietyl, is made up by the
people who have the dough.
QMonteeal Standard Publishing 06-4
Limited, rubI;sh0158.iy
It's an ill wind (that blows no
Igoocl to the Manufacturer of steren
doors, '
•
There have been a few prize-
fightees who had foriteme,s in :their
.oevn right,
Field Stone Vilaiited
Field( Stone ssuitable for rood
making is wanted by the Town of
Clinton. Price $3.50 per cerd of 13,-
000 pounds.
J. A. FORD,
Chairman oe Street Committee
• Logs Wanted',
All kincle of 10,gs, 1Vlaple, Soft Elm
and Basswood preferred. Highest
price paid.
W. Doherty Piano and Organ Co.
lir it'ar .9.5dci:Tr' Tr". colds, Boarders Wanted
A men onithel west side keens
shensibieo
tfllts
leal,t sej4in
.elaereiriggh.borslo
rt tpano s *..7 Hg w
avinreturned to town I am no
prepared- to take boarders, either
option Ion half a dozen (g:g$, ladies or gentlemen. Apply at house
Is, kiogridge, °titan() eteeet
A woman isr always enthusiastic
over being married, not ,over the
map he is going to marry.
Many amen Whof falls in love al
first sight kicks himself becausn he
didn't take a second( look,
Even amen in jail is Past finding
out.
•
Winter frosts 'are votegh on sum-
raer engagements.
But •a fait purse Makes more hail
a slight clinfereece.,
eland for a girl t
like leer photograph,
---
Fontune is apt to eavori the brave
who hustle while they wait..
rather than by what he threatens to
ao-vocin
.ereaIcciiiiepdarottainetnaijo„s‘tvgio,reirlpeouies
counter.
Judge le men by whale lie does
Many amen Wouldn't! 'caa`e to go
to heave e swim( ef Ithinge des-
eJibed by ;women as !cheavenly"
,were to be foitedit here.
Seed Potatoes
Grotve by Huron Produce Co. -
Green Mountain, one ef • the best
verities for market ancl main crop.
Price 51.00 per bushel:
JAS. STEEP,
Next to Ford & McLeod's
Pasture Land
Some first clue pasture land to be
so'd in lots: to suit purchasers. At
tractive prices. AnplY to
John Ransfoed, G T. R. elityAgent
FARTII FOR BENT
Tbe South 70 neves of lot number 35
and the South Ease ratit of Lot no, 80
14 acres both in the lee conceesion of
, Santee, township is forme t for a term
I of yeare. This property is clOse to the
town of Clinton and poseeession can
, be given at once. Foeur
fther art -
l eiders apply to Beery Pluinsteel. Olin -
ten, Out,, or McOartby2 Boys A.: Mur-
chison, Barristers, Barrie,' Ont.
Tenders Wantcd
For the erection of a One story
concrete building, 22x35 feet, at
the goel, for keeping coal etc.
Plans and specifications can be
seen at the office of the Connty
Clerk. Tenders' received up to
March 15th, next, and must be ad-
dreseecl to Dr. W.F. Clark, Gode-
rich, chairman of committee . The
lowest oat any ttender not tiecessar-
ny accepted. Dr. W. J, Clark, Chair
man ; W. Lane, Clerk.
Darted Feb. 1912.
Steam Engine For Sale
The undersigned offers for sale
an upright steam engine; aboutj
Seed Peas and Oats tor Sale hoesepowert in goodrunning or-
der. Thee is certainly agnan for
The undersigned hal a quanti
of Seed Peas( and Seed Oats Ito
aale. Apply to
ALBERT NEAL, Else Line
y rmer wanting poveer Tor gen
ty eral use on farzn. Engine can be
r seen env blacksmith shop.
Jabsz Rands, Clinton.
Custom Saiiring Wanted.
At R. Trick's and at Thoe. wan
bush, con. 4, G,oderich, Townshi
$3.00 per thousand,
McEWEN BROS.,
• Bayfiel
Farm tor Sale.
The executor of the Southcombe
,e Estate offelre for sale 50 acre l --
ea Bast half of lot 28, eon. 6, Efullett.
Y. A first-class farm, well watered
and improved, and with good
buildings. Also the undersigned
d °flawfor sale, lot 29i eo3a. 6, Hall-
ett, 100 acres. These farms May be
bought together or separately.
JAMES S,OUTECOMBE.
Clinton.
FREE TO GIRLS.
;Beautiful French Dreesedl Doll, Cottage For Sale
15 inches tale with eareg that open
g I • Mrs. Ross offers hex Cottage on
• Victoria street for sale. It il3
; excellent property in a good 1oe
cation and in good re air,
. BrYclone,
and shut; Rolled Igol locket an
chain, or solid Igold. (signet inn
free to,any igirl. Send us you
name and we wilt send you ithiat
sets of beautieul Easter( and othe
poot s to sell( at 10e a set (sex
cards in each (set). When sold send
us the money and we wiU sencl you
which ever prize! you choose. For
selling 40 pets we will give you ea
rolled gold extension bracelet.
prepay all charges. Address,
HOMER -WARREN CO.,
Dept. 104, Ton -onto
FREE TO BOYS
Splendid m•agie lantern' (With 12
slides) steam en,gind tlearly one
foot high) :will* whistle; fly wheel
,and .eVeryithring •,cOmpletei for run-
ning; solid gold, legnert riing, ,or
guaranteed ,w,atele free to. any boy.
Send your name and ;we will send
you 30 sees of.berautiful Baster •aed
°thee post carclis( to sell at 10c
set , (six nerds:. en each set). When
sold ;send us the money and ;we evill
send you which eVer• priZe yon
choo•se. Per iselling '40•5ete we -win
give. you a "Simplex" Typewriter.
We prepay alLehargere Addre,ss
, HOMER -WARREN CO.>
• Dept. 104, Toronto
' Two HouseS to Let
• -
The undersigned has two houses to
let, apply to
Jacob
Taos'N
Imilmensmensw
Ford & McLeod
We're now selling Timothy Seed
(Government Standaede.
We also have on hand,, Alfalfa,
Alsike, and Red Clover. • .!
We ,always have on hand'eeCaoo,se
Wheat, Peas, Barley a.nci Feed Cnem
Iligheet Market Prices paid for Hay
• and Ian ,Grains.
Ford & McLeod
I• CO A.1-4
your sea,son's supply of Coal, get
Before placing your orders for
our prices, The very best goods
carried in stock and Bola at the
lowest possible price.
Orders may be left at Davis
& Rowland's Hardware store, or
with
W. J. Stevenson,
sit Electric Light Plant.,
tellERLES 11
ConneYauce, Notary Plablie,
Commissioner, etc.:
REAL ESTATE0AND INSURANCE
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
HuronESt., Clinton,
•
H. 1". RANO El',
Notary,Pu bile, Conveyeecer,
Finieneial end Real, Estate:
sundEclo AGENT -Representing ld reale
aelICITICO Companies.
Court Office.
Medival.
DB) 9. W. T/ROMPSDIS
Jicinn. Surgeon, Etc
snecial attention given to diseases of:the
Eye, Eitr, Throat, and NOM
Eyes carofullY fexamined, and :suitable
in:ascribed,
• Office:and Residence,
Two doors west, of lite Conunerelid Hotel
Unroll St,
DRS, DUNN and GAN,DIER
zee W. dune, Z. 10 r., a, it. a. e.. Odin
Dr, J. (1, Gaudier. EA. 50.10,
Offiee-Ontario Street, ClintOn.
Sight calls at residence, liattenburs St.
or at -11031710a
DR. i.W. SHAW.
PAYSIOrAtr, SURGEON,
cceuelienr, ete, othee and reaidenee on Rat-
ienbury se, amoeba W. Farran's residence,
DR. F. "LIMON
DENTIST
te Crown and )(fridge Work a Specially:-
Oraduate of 0.0.13.18., Chicago, and .R.O,D.13
Toronto.
Euyileld on-31Iondays, May Sat to bowl:idle
DR. 11, FOWLER,
DENTIST. -
°fame over ONEIL'a etore,
Spool's] care taken to make dental treat
meat se painless as rateable.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general Auction )er
GODERIOH ONT
kru re stearsettes a spec:11,1w diem si
MEW ERA orhoe, Clinton, prt.on t.y aoteacka
to, Terms reasonable. Farmers sale noto
discounted
G. D. MeTaggaat 3d. D. MeTe.ggar
eragfiart Bros6
DERIKERS
ALBERT ST, •CLINTON
General Banking Bustneas
transacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts issued. Interest allowed on
deposits.
The McKillop Alutual
Fire Insurance (1.0a
Perot and Isolated Town Props
erty (Only Insured.
OFFICERS.
J. B. McLean, President, Seaforth
Jas. Cannella', 'Vice Pres., Godetich
Thos. E, Hays, SecaTreas„ S.cai c nth
DIRECTORS.
Jas. Connelly, Holmesville; Jolie
Watt, liarlock; G. Dale Clinton; M.
Chesney, Seafoith• T. Dale,
Beech.
woon; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, J. Bee
newels, • 13rodhagen, M. MoEvrarn
Clinton
Each Director is inspector of losses In
his own locality.
AGENTS.
Robt. Smith, Harlock; Ed, Hinchley
Seaforth; James Cumming, Egnioadi
vine; I. W. Yeo, Holmeeville
Payments natty be „made at The
Morrish. Clothing Co., Clinton, or
R Cult '
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JACOB TAYLOR
eLjNTolV
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Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
Real estate bought and sold,
Money to loan
Office:Isaac:Street, nextedoor to, New
Era
Grand Trunk Railway System, -
Railway Time Table
London, Huron end Bruce,
North Passenger
London, depart... . 8,80 a na 4.50 p:eri
Centralia 9.40 543
Exeter .... .... 0.53 5.54
Hensel!. ... .. 10.08 6.05
Kippen , • 10.16 all
Brucefield 10.80 6.14
Clinton
Londeeboro 11,00 6.35
11.18 652
13lyth • 11.27 7.00
13elgrave 11.40 7,13
Winglaam, arrive11.50 7.85
South Passenger
• Winglaam, depart.. 6.43 a nag3.33 m,
Belgrave 6.54 3.14:
Blyth 7.08 3.56
Londesboro 7.16 4.01
Brucefield
Clinton .. 7,50 4,23
• 8.12 4.39
Ktppen ... . 8.23 4.47
........ 8.32 4.52
Exeter.. ....... 8.48 5.05
Centralia . . ... 9.00 5.15
Londomtarrive 1000 6.10
:Buffalo and (lode
Wese Passenger
am pm pm pm
Stratford... ,...,10,00 12,20 5.25 10,20'
Mitchell 10.22 12,45 •6.55 10.47
Seaforth 10.45' 1,10 618 11.12'
Clinton 11.07 •1,25 6,40 11.28'
Holmes 11.16 1,33 6 46 11.38(
Goderich 11-35 1.50 7.05 11,65
East I estranger
am pm pen
Go,derieh 7,10 2.40 4.50'
Bohnesville . 7.26 2.57 5.06,
Clinton 7.35 8,07 5.15,
Seatorth 7.52 3.25 5.32
Mitchell 8.10 348 5.55.
Stratford ...... 8.40 4.15 t'6.20
Dr. de Van's Female Pills,
A reliable Frenth regulator; never falls. The3*.
pills ate exceedingly powerful in regulating the.
generative porticn of the female system. Refit*
all cheap imitations. ,Tir. de Tan,. are sold
85a box, or three for 810. Mailed to any addree 4
The plcobell Drug Co.. ni. Ciffilar5n08.