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Sratford Herald says: - &Tait Humber
the hard working manage -a of the
.G. T. R, teem, topaets that he will,
M all probability, have two teams, as
there are a•number of new men in the
.city who are bell players of repute.
Among them is Sander:seta' who pitch-
ed so zuccessful for the !earn two
years ago. 3a bas written the secre.
tary of the Huron and Perth League
dor admittance into their circuit.wbieh
• comprises teams from' Goderich,
Winghani, Clinton and Mitchell, The
G. T. R. baseball club intend opening
the season on Friday, April 12th,
• with a dance in the G T te,
relief July 14, Another cool spell will
, follow J ply 23, will be hi
I sufficient and central and weste
11-rn
I regions wittuffer from serious dr-
ought..
DEATH op A PIONEER
Ofe HURON.
There passed away on Sunday
ing, March 31s1. at the reside
hiS son 11. 8, Young, Sudbury
N, et )(Stung, formerly of Blyth
of the firm of Only, Young &
ling, Salt salt manufacturers.
Young teas born in Leeds County
March 131h. 1839 and . moved
, his parents to Hpron County,
iHe was .a lifelong member o
Methodist (...lburcli, filling ' man
portant positions therein, al
which were Trustee, Recorder
iSunday School Superinten
• In politics Mr. Young we
staunch Liberal always takin
active part III tbe airs it'S of his p
Those left to mourn his i0;.“., at
wife; one son Mr.. li, S. You
' Sudbury; one daughter ears. W
Sloan of Toronto; 4180 tWO brO
, lin 11 of California and \V LI
Detrt it, one sister Mrs, F. C. Sp:
of Wttigharn. The interinent to
Blyth on Tuesday April 2nd.
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CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
Sundays eras field day In Clanton
Los' the Children's Aid Society ,oe
'Huron County and. ile,v, Flugh,Fee-
guson, Perth Co. Ag,enit, 'Rev. 'Mr.
Wateelont Po. Agent and
Mr. Elliott, of Goderach, Huron
Co. Agent Were instonen. The two
reverend gentlennat ,etcl
tnuctad
the s ervicete ta3 the Vatious, church-
es glade In the dreading a mass' meet-
ingtera4 head in ith.e town haltiwthen
the "Storm of a -Waif" avast kohl in
vlasyst and Rev. Mr. alit-,
less told of incidents and exper-
lenceel of the ;work. The leeture
itteelf ava,81 a treat from startto
finish. Many of Ithef Wawa had mo-
ral]. leesona that canal:et :soon he
forgotten, especially th'oae of our
prons isandr atoutag Men In their
"teens who, because of idleness and
tack of education) and 'training,
had drieteclatinto crime .and beqn
Elenlhe5Ice4 to prisola. ,Thet views of
ehlidren f ound. existalag .the midet
of neglect, and the views qf (their
transfoamation artlea the isociell
had taken them showed In a vivid
way; that miahty week that 'the
Childiews Aid 3s accomplishing
or the children who otherwise
vould neves have had a chance. A
ocal branch, was organized with
f,fittere ,as followei-Presliclent, J.
liaetaey viee presidents, all the
esident ministers; Secretary, Dr.
, W. Thompson; Tneasurer, ft. E.
aiming. A. pollee:tient .was taken
n and amounted to $10.00.W5i3e the
ulaseriptione arataansedt to over
35.00. Thea membership' fee is
lao,ed at UM small awn of $1.00
eri rung be handed :to 1V1r.M-aan
in-
g oath,* Royal Beak 'to sad 45nhis important work.
hall the proceeds of which are to be B
used in purchasing new uniforms. 1
33ORNi Alf CLINTON.
• A,bijah Meander Barton, a long
time resident of the city, who died at
Bremerton Tuesday', and was buried
Suraday afternoon from Eagles' ha.),
Ma Barton was a charter member of
Mother Aerie No. 1, F. 0. E., as vvell
-as a member of the Royal Arch. He
was widely known in -Seattle, where
he first eamein 1883as an iron moulder,
Mr. Barton was born in Clinton, Ont.,
and spent his boyhood at ICineardine,
s Ontario. He was elected President of
the iron moulders' ueion in this city
and served also as President of the
Western Labor Union and city
council in the 93's. Mr. Barton died
at the age of 53. He is sutvived by
bis widow; a brother, living at Serf -
beck; two sisters, Mrs. Anna Gimes,
•tof Seattle, ani a neice, Min Beseie
Fergns61.--5eattle Times
PREDICTS A HOT SUMMER
Rev. Ira It. Hicks, "long-distance
weather prognostic stole" ignoring
• thick goose bones and heavy egairrel
- pelts as • "absurd weather slaw,"
.predicts that the nannies of 1912b will
be hot one, and that a drought 'will
extend over the southern helt of
states next sesson. An tees sterns
- period centres aroand March 28, MOV-
ing eastward. Storm periods cover
April 0 Il and 11 15. The later period
neer bring severe wind and ad storms
and the temperatare will be laigh, it is
predicted The stornay period will
•extend to the ed of the month with a
a marked increese in severity around
-25 and 20, and a. posible brief change
to colder weather following. Frost
between May 8 -11 is not unlikely
northward, Dv, Hicks believes. A
Seismic and volcanic period Ocenrs
June12j3 and the iuoit -wLi be ,
markea with rainstorms and electrical 1 Mrs,
CARD OP ,TRADE.
Phe rorganjz5qn: nieateiti,g of
the Beard of Trade Was held- on
•Tuesday levemisigt of this ;week
01 figete fon the coming yeateWeire
.elected;-Presidett, Rattsfoed ;
viete presideat, W. Jackaon; seeY-
treas., C.D.:Dowding. Council -
D.S.Cluff, JD's. Craig a.W.tioNn,D
A, Forrester, Jas. Pan.; D. Cantelon
W. Bryclone, Goo. McTaggart, F.
ja.ckson, 1.1.T.Rance, AalaCooper, S.
jAndreWs. Publicity Committee-
A.T.Cooper, 31. T.Raince and II. W.
Brown. The animal: eneeting will
he held the first ,Tuesday
and general( quatitarly meet/tags on
the first Tuesday of Zulsr, October
and rjanuary. Mr. T. Ronsfords
Iloover and/ D. L. McPherson were
appointed to a committee to meet
Council! andsPublic Library Board
to as-rang:el with Mr. Carnegie to
balle1 ant additdton to the present
Library bellding. The names of
J. Ransford and Thom. Jackson, ire
Will be forwarded as delegates -to
the Boar& of Trade Congres,s Ito
meet in London, England this sum-
mer. The questionof the en-
itratiest of C. P. R, ; new G. T.R,
station; hydrosarectric S house,
problem ; flasai mill industry were
discuseeld.• The Boar& eof Trade is
gotng 110 Nooktanitto the qu,estiqn of
Local Option in other toWtas the
size of Clinton tepee whathave
klaent rtha therm or benefit to the
town.
DEATH OP MS: HEARN,
There pessed away at ber home on
Friday last the beloved wile ot Mr,
Jams Ilearn. Mrs, !learn has been
an invalid for a great many years.
She yes married- t wice and 1st u valved
b awl "
' sons y le lint rm. r, rage ;int!
flumphrey, of Jacksonville,
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This is a Good Time
To purchase Sugar and Tea, asiorices are advancing.
Then yoti will be thinking about Timothy Seed, Red
Clover, Aske, a.nd Lucerne
ThiS is the Place to Buy
,Q EMPORIUM
R ADAM," LONDESBORO
“Good to sit on"
end se is every chair we show. _
You .select one and have wife
select other. It will be a "toss
up" vvhich is best. You can't go
amiss on
ANY KIND OF A CHAIR
in our stook. They're all good
O Just so with entire stock we
show, It's best in town, and
that's why "those who knovv'
buy furniture at our place.
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-UNDERTAKING•4ND FURNITURE
nuesmoommiummenessatmasamstwoo•
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'Florida, by , tbe second .matriage, f
Deemed has lived her •aor a great 1
trimly years. The funeral will be held
on 'Sattiretay afternoon cif this week,
owing to the flurily not being able to
get here sooner' and service will .be'
heal in St. Pain's Chtwoh, conducted
by ROV, C. E. hsakine, Horn alai
family have the heartfelt sympathy of
the whole cornatunity in the sad
be: eavernents. ,
8irtit54, illarrlages& Deaths
BIR THS.
,Breadfoota-In Tn,elversmti on,
March 1210 1VIr. and! Mrs. 'Witillam
Broadfoolt a son., ..
DEATHS.
" HEARN-al 1..)11.nt0ll, on Friday,
Mar,.:13. 293h, the wife of Mr. James
Hearn,
SHEPHERD - In Clinton, on Fri,
day, March 29th, Mr, James Shepherd.
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: publishers that all should +
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Mr, Williana Gtbleings, iarho has
spent late( ,Wisaterhere visiting his
beettlieew and, other friandtal left qta
Wednesday, foe luta home in
den, Man. Re is likni 13.44. 80th year,
and was the Heat white child born
int 'title neighborhood. It ts .faow
29 yearsaname he first baoaed west
Mr. 'Jas.. Dolg, who has bean,
:the eickflast, do recovering.
0)2
Miss Soon Hunkinite of Rultrattis
visiting herr tsiet ea, atlas. Angus 31e -
Lod.
• Ma tetla) 'Taylor of ce.'hna
Sk. Thomas, s theme for [the
Easter holidays,
IVIr. and Mrs. 3. alantltey are
8p:ending) the Easter vacatio(neat
Toronto. Mr. (Hartley is also at-
tending the ,Olnitario Educational
Association Which: tate.sta there.
Mrs. Retry, Mohtieth of Powasan
is visiting her eidter-inelaw, Mrs.
James Ramat:ton, High :street.
1VIrs. MeV.) Diehl of Patisley was
visiting her) mother, for a few daYs
last :week.
Ilea. W. miatehtord sof Con-
trallas whet attended the .1Inton
Cole -etas Tempera -nee' Corea entiton,
was the( guest of Mr. and Mrs-. :C.
IlaWleq "during his stay in towur
Mr. (W. Murcia of Staattford [was
renewing oicl frier/was1:1N in town
olk Thursday.
Inspector Asquith/ was tin town
an Saturday.
Miss( jteesia Dodcla is visiting
with) aeaatived Blyth.
Miss id11ia Doevear is- tate guest of
her sister, :Mee. Percy :Cough.
Mr. W. Kilbride, spent, the week
lead ali Londolot and Straftheoy.
Mrs, D. K. Grant 'well be a t Roma
abase Manse, Ontario street, oi
Tue.sday and Wednesday of lalextt
Waal4 land( after that every Friday.
Mr..Oliasea fruenbult, of Walton,
is here •for the Spring Show,
Th e1 friends of !Rey, Pr.
Hanlon, bf Lonel'on, None pleased
to se aim( in town last week.
Mrs. Aisdeeiwa left WedneedaY for
Winnipeg where she will make an.
:extenders( Visit( with .daughter,
'Mr. Jack, Wier, of the C.C.I. is
tpendisig biXhoildsys at home
in Weoxteters
Mrs. Twiacheillt and islatene Miss
MLltoy IsPtenta a f ear days Met week
the gaeets1 of Mr. and Mrs: :Emig)),
at B13'5th4 ,
Littaq Mist Fanny Bell Wier, of
,Wroxstater, was, (the guest of ber
aunt, Mrs. .T.Taartley, during 'the
past !)Veek. (
nr. !Wilbur( Wallas Sett last Fri-
day foe the West with -another
oar oil horses.,
Mr, and. Mrs, Lhastat Twitegan oe
Edmonton, Who' have beeneattend-
lug CAI fenetal et alhe latter's
father, Mr. Young,, of Woods.teek,
areS.'at preSene vieiting 'at the home
of elle' los:merle parenes; Mi.,ant.l.
airs. Jane ter a
tous40 Obelus return to Edmen-
. ,Pbey este -aceompanated by
Mrs. iTwitehellW r63slber, wass Mabel
Young, ofi iWoodsitock,, who ._ also
intends Snaltaisg new home en 'Ed -
menton, •
array'
Briteefield
John Snider has lately purchased a
SherMck-kanning piano,
Mrs. Mustaad has returned from
visiting her mother, Mrs, McLaren, of
Tiverton.
Measrs. Hugh McGregor and John
McCowan -shipped a car load of fat
cattle to Toronto last week.
Andrew Beatty, Westreinistete visit
ed at the kerne of his sister, Mrs.
Scott last week.
Mrs. Little has tettuxned from visit-
ing relatives at London.
Mrs. George Turner has returned
from visiting her parents at Lea,ming-
ton.
Invitations are issued for the marri-
age of Miss Grace Murdock, of Stan.
ley, to Mr. McNeil, of St. Thomas, to
take place on April Dth.
Mr. Wm. Aikenhead was on the
Jury in Goderich host week. Mr. Wm.
Scott was also at court es a witness.
Mr Elcoat has gone to Alberta
where he has a farm.
The death of Rev, T. 0 Torripson of
which was announced litst week was
the first minister of the Union Presby-
terian Church of our village. He was
inducted 31 years ago, There is at pre-
sent hut three charter members living,
Mr. John Kitchee, Mr, Simon Mc-
Kenzie and John Aikenhead, Mr.
Thompson was ordained about 40
years ago at Duff's Church, McKillop
by the late Rev. John Ross, of Bruce -
field. After levying 13rucefield he
went to British Columbia, where he
remained some years There are still
many in our neighborhood who learn.
ed with sorrow of his sudden death,
lie leaves besides his widow one son
John Ross Thompson who is now a
young man.
neadzic b ei
Cured.
51ihoe3. 'per cont. of
headocho, or, caosed
iroporfvci oYcs. '
NVe. can pormonentlY
cure such hoaclaches
with &asse,.
tf wo will
)' fund Yola, te.caw.dv.
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Jeweler and Optician
Issuer lit Marriage Licenses
Notiee to Creditors
In the twitter of the estate of
Bar. Philips, late of the
Town of Clinton, in the County
oflIttron, spinster, deceased.
Notice la hereby giV'en, nutsUant 50 Sec. 55, of
the Trustee Act that all persons having
claims or demands against the estate of the said
Lacy mrldfire deeeeeert, who died on or about
5I5 8111 day of December 1911, are required to
send by post, prepaid, or deliver to the under-
signed solialtor,for J, C-ibbingsAdministratoroS ,
or be[ore the 50553 day of Apr,1912,thei5 Ctbrie.
tian and surnameS and addresses, with full par-
ticulars. in writing, of their claims, and state.
meat of their accounts and the uature of the
soonrities fif any) hold by them, duly vericed
by statutory declaration.
And ifthe notice that after the sold 2051t day of
April, 1919, the said Administ, ator will )So -
5555 50 distribute the assetsof the said deceased
emntig the parties entitled thereto, lawhis re.
dud only to the claims of which fixer than
miaow° nonce, an l that the said Adminiqtra-
tor will not be liable for the said assets, or any
pert thereof, to any person or persons of whose
claim notice shall not then havebeen received
by them or their Solicitor at the time of snob
distribution,
Dated at Dliaba hae let day of Apri1,1912
W, B11ZDo$i,
Clinton, Ont.,
Solicitor for the said Administrator
A. bouncing baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr, G, W. Proctor this week.
The service next Sabbath morning
being Easter there wilt he suitable
music rendered and in the evening
there will be a cantata given.
ale Sohn Cantalon of this village
rooved to Clinton un Tuesday Homer
being still engaged by Mr, N. W, Trc-
wartha in the egg business. Clioton
being more Central for bis share of
work.
The meeting that was to be held
Tuesday eveniag was bold Monday
evening fb the Episcopal °hunch. A
fine address was given hy Rev. Mr.
Hannah of the Lord's Day Alliance.
There was a fair attendance.
Council -All members present Two
Commissioners of the Colbovne Muni-
cipal Telephone Sysrem were present
with agreements for a reciprocal ex-
change of businese between the tele-
phone systems of Colborne and Gotle-
rich Township. After clue considera-
tion and discussion it was decided to
leave the matter over until the ad-
journed meeting. A petition notify-
ing the Council to have the road made
four rode wide between Lot Part 25,
Con, 7 and Lots 24 and 25, Con 8, was
presented. The Council appointed the
Reeve to obtait) legal advice bow to
proceed from the Township Solicitor
and report at the May meeting. Coun-
cil adjourned Le meet Friday, April
5113, at 2 o'clock,
N. W. Trewartha
Clerk
Brussels
Mr. J. M. Tierney and family left
for Guelp13 Maley, Mr. Kerney for-
merly had the Canadian Express
agency here. While in Guelph Mr.
hammy will work in the interests of
tbe London Life Insurance Company.
M-, George Muldoon has strayed
home from the West-, having solt1 his
car of horses. He reports that the
horsemen are having considerable loss
owing to their horses being afflicted
with the glanders. The Americir,n
horses seem to suffer more than the
Canadien,
Godcrich To wnshin
Mr. Walter Bathwell has returned
again to the West to- look after his
fw11,117..Frarik Whitmore has hired with
Mr. John Johnson, at Brucefield for
the Summer.
Mr. 3. Marshall had a wood bsca Jot
Week.
Mr. John Thompson, assessoe for the
Township is on his rounds agair,
Wrn. l'erdue delivered a fine te sm
of horses to a perty hi Brucefield last
week, aud Wan sold a two year old colt
to Mr, Leslie Cox, at a good figure.
Dullett
Me Charles flutton, of Gooderich,
spent last week under the patent&
roof.
Miss Lon Cartright is spending a
week at the home of James Cartright.
Mr William !desk went to Toronto
on Saturday to visit' his mother and
his brother Mr, George Hesk. '
Miss Rose Weymouth is on the sick
list at preserit,
Scheol is closed this week in S S No.
5 owing to the illness of the teacher.
Mrs Humphrey Snell visited ler,
sister Mrs Henderson, of Set:aortal.
• Miss Susan Hunkings is visiting at
her sisters, Mrs McLeod, of Clinton
Mr Sam Appleby has engaged for
the Summer months with Mr 'James
Dale.
The %any fronds olf ex -Reeve
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ship, Will be a unit in their exprosa
sten of magma coupled ;with warm
sympathy toward him( in the aere
thus accadlent 'that befell Kim, as a
r,esullit f whterit 1 eillUerfeCA ttGlie
loss of hie telt hand. laVe trust' the
serious :shock wIll not impair his
elanesed health and that he 'wilt
soon hatable "to get about as of
old and attend to his latanerons
Public duties,
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tage, being tbe first visitors of the areasissestaisaaareatespaseassuereasant
• Dan Cupid continues exceedingly
Church choir to such , an extent that
the choir now wavers in a sickly con-
.
busy shooting up the Presbyterian Special Value fl RUgS
dition end is likely to be anialated un -1
less the Dove of Peace puts in an early
mb to Cupids unereing aito is Miss
appearance. The -latest victim to sue.
cuand Linoleurns 'for April
Laura Richardson the most popular
soloist of the community and whose
singing was eyer the support of the mamma,
Church entertainments and which
though it is I inishecltn the happy way I
will be greatly missed in the future.
We M4350553 to think that Miss
Laura's story is here •ended even
of all story books. ' The gentleman
contractor, Mr, Duncan is little known
around here but we trust the Varna
correspondent will bring him our bur-
dened with qualifications for the
oecasion and we wish the happy couple
every success in their new home in the
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WILLIS CHURCH,
The Services on Sunday next i
Presbyterian Church will be ap
nate Reefer and will 120 cloub
largely ettended. The choir
make a special , effort to meet
occasion. Amongst other sir
numbers, the . "Gloria In Rao
from the Twelfth Mass of moaart
be given.
SALVATION ARMY.
Special Esatee services will be
at the Citadel on Easter Sunday.
WESLEY CHURCH'
Rev. .T. E. Ford preached Hoi
vine Sunday morning,
n the
prop.
t be
will
the
ecia,1
lsis"
will
held
mess
Last Sunday morning Rev. 0, R.
Miller, of Berlin, preached in this
Church, in aid of the Children's Aid
Society. of Huron (Jo. He preached a
very interesting sertnon.
There will be.special Easter servi
next Sunday. The Pastor will pree
oth morning and evening. Tka sub•
ject in the morning will be "The five-
fold catastrophe of theDeath of Christ
uncrowned by the Resurrection. In
the evening the subject will be "A
Programme of Great Things."
ces
ch There will be • service in St. Paul'on s
t3ood Friday at 10 80 ea to, and 8 p,
tn. The Rev. Jas. Ford '03 Wesley
Methodist Church will read the less-
ons at the morning service,
Never before has our showing of Rugs Ind Lino-
leums been as large or attractive as they are this seasoii
and never has our values been greater.
At present we are Showing a beruutiful
assortment of Squares in Tapestry,
Velvet and Brussels, and our prices on
these, you will find, are away below
what are usually asked for these goods
Come and let us show yoo these goods and quote you
our prices.
See our New Lace Curtains
Prices from 25c 'to $5.00 per pair.
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SMALL PROFITS ; MORE BUSINESS
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Baster Hymns and Carols.
The (Their will be still:ably decorated
iith plants and flowers and the choir
will render special music at both ser-
vices. All are cordially welcome espee-
oiallitlyirethhohseomweho have no particular
Good Friday Services
ST. PAI7L/3-CHU130II.
tster is the Day of Days to the
Christian. 11 58 the greatest fes15v01
ot the Oburch. In consequence tbe
services in St. Paul's Claurch on Sun-
day next will partake of a festival
character and will be as follows :-
Holy 0011111311121011 at8.30 a, in.
Meriting Prayer and lioly Commun-
ion at 11 00 a. 151.'
Processional Hymn 171- "Welcome
Happy Morning."
Easter ()leant. ....... . .Hrtruphries
Te D. um., .. .. . ... %Woodward
Jubilate ..... .... 'then
Ilytnn 157 --"Jesus Christ is risen
today."
Flyenn 102 -."Lights glittering morn
bedecks the sky.
Sermon by the Rector 2 Tim 1-10
Offertory Anthem -"They have
takea away my Lord", Stainer,
Renessional Hymn 109-"Alletnie,
Hearts toHeaven and voices raise."
Evening Prayer at 7,00 p.
Processional Etyain 103 --"At [ho
Lamb's High ll'eatst we sing."
Alegnificat Btxrnetts
Nunc Dimittis Katz
Hymn lea -"The Strife is o'er, the
battles done."
Hymn 692- "On the Resurrection
Morning"
Sermon -Rev -22- 13.
Wire Fencing,
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IA osclieti (tin introduce the Tuslig
Lock 'Freed Wire Fencan,g I will sell
It during the Morath of April at 26c
a :rod. Thisl 15 53 new Fencing aad
I especiallaCaeeommend at. At this
loar prigs ,muslt 01 couare be cash.
.WM. STA.NLEYS
A.gentrTmout Wire FenclIng.
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Do Von Want any Repairs?
Now' is Ith.0 time to have your
farm SinplementK put in shape. Any
beoken' pants! ean be replaced by
us, by lotting ns knoar. The snob -
ter fthet ,hatter. All repairs Nall ' be
sad at reasonable/places.
J. B. MILLER, Clinton,
ivitTher u1 -and, McCormick agent
10(tr Sale.
-Good „general purpose Mare for
see S a good/ thia'd horse foe any
f amide tw,eigleff about 1250. Apply
rut thq old Miller stand.
. 3, 131 MILLER, Clinton)
McCoomick Agency
Ilay for Sale
03 hay. Rs E5310. About 5
Anthem -"Christ our Passover is or 6itone and will betsold reasloine
sacrificed for us" -Schilling. abae. Wm. Bedour,
310-1niesvsli, 05
Recessional Hymn 27 -"The Day "'Phone 12 ori 148.
Thou g'avest, Lord is ended." ---
in the aftertioon at 3 o'clock there
will be a Children's Service when the
Rector will give a short address to the
little folk, At this setvice the child-
ren and members of the Sunday Scheel
will present thew Missions' boxes. A
childrens choir will lead in singing
Wanted.
1000 Spring Muskrat skins 'want-
ed. at 600: ;each.
H. A. HOVEY, Clinton.
Wanted
Needlework wanted, plain oz
.athlarwise,
NEW ERA OFFICE, canton
Easter Holiday Rates.
single fare for round trip afininne
um ehaage twenty-ftVe cents be,-;
jiAveen aH stationa in Cantscla.Good'
going .A.pril 4,5, 6, 7, and 815. Ree
turn limit April 3.0th, 1912.
lionteseckers Excursions to
Western Canada,
via Chicago
April and, lath; and 301:11, aad ev-
ery second Tuesday: thereafter un-,
tal Sept. 17th: inclusive,
Winnipeg .and ratunot $34.00.
Edmonton and eetursa $42.00.
Tickets good for 60 days. Excie
portionate rates to otherl points, ia
Manitoba, Saskatchewan nci, Alber-
ta. Tickets will also be on sale QUI
certain dates via Sarnia nd North-
ern Navigation Company.
Low Rates to Pacific, Coast.
Tickets ,on pale daily until April
16th.
SETTLERS ,ONE WAY TICKETS
To 1Vfanitoba, SaeltatelteNvan nd
Alberta, on sale every, Tuesday in
March, and April,
WHEN GOING TO
Buffalo, NeW, York, Philadelphia
Montreal trave v1 Gralnd TrUnk
Railway System the only double
track route.
Foe full particulars and tickets call
On 05
JOHN RANSFORD & SON, Agents
A. O. PATTISON. depot agent
A.M. Duff, district passenger agent
Toronto, Oat.
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As we are going !z_lat--of business in Seaforth and going West, we are putting
on at once a big sale of our splendid stock. of
Hardware, •Graniteware, Tinware, Paints.
Fencing, Stoves, Etc.
This will afford every one an opportunity such as has never been seen in
Seaforth to purchase Hardware at sacrifice prices. In many lines cost is no
consideration, They must go. Wemean business.
Conic and Save Money.
. Buy tor Fulure USe
Woven Wire Fencing and Poultry Netting
Spades, Shovels and Garden Tools, White Lead and Linseed Oil
Sherwin -William Paints, Glass and Putty ,
Washing Machines, Wringers, Galvanized Tubs
Stoves and Ranges, Carpenter's Tools and all 'Shelf Hardware
A splendid line of Hand -made Pails a.ud Wash Boilers
Graniteware and Galvanized Iron ware
Horse Clippers, Manilla lope, Wire and Nails
Everything Reduced for a Quick, Sharp Sale
L. eI4J3SNIEW
Successor to Chesney & Archibald
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A special service of song will b
given in St Andrews on Sunday next.
Mrs. Atkinson arid family have ar-
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