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eports of County
Council Committees
Mr, Robert McKay, ehaeman /of abutment et the west end of this
llito Special leammktee weporisela Lridge, aad (5O efoiiag ol
(11 The rho k)ma invientien of the abutment ateaat unlined building
if eters ot the 33rd, regiment to walls and ,centre pier and that a
-t•ts'it the rn 'while in camp be accept- neve :span of 140 feet; be placed at
that 'a:smelly of The! coati- the Wet endof bridge. That the
cillome as can realm It convenient be County Engineer ask for +tenders
requeeted ttend.:(2) That the fox (the buedieg' -of the eredge,
xequest of Mr. Bailee, secrete* of I. etween Bay and Stephen eaasked
the 'Week Huron 'Farmers' I•netitute, for by Kalefleiech and Willorn
aektng tee co'uneil to petition the That Ithe Enginoce examine the
o.f Agrieultere • to 'rip- bridge on kilo ,boundary, of ,Grey
Polet a district representative !foe and Elina referred 'Foal Motion. of
!teas, ,coupity, be granted, (3) l'hat Ltving.stone and take sueh action
the regimen of the Secretary of the ag. he. ,considers best. That the
Ontario Municipal Association r e- mettee of a ; foot -bridge on the
epeetieg ttax raceme be refeauled to bridge at BaYetold and the partici-
/the whole council for an expression eating by Huron •in the Provincial
of °Innen" (4) Regarding the -eke. good, toada 'grant be left -for the
queeteof Sheriff 'Reynolds (in re- consideraftion of 'the vshole council,
epeet to .reforestratton recce/emend RUOelle request teat Dickerk
no •action. (5) That nc; teeter', be bridge On ,bounclary, of 'Huion
taken on the matter of pedlar.e li- and itzmee be eulle this 'summer,
cenaes es requested by B. D. Woods, Thee the Engiereer'a recornraenda-
of St. Helene (6) As to the .ap- bona hs to Bail's bridge he eareie'd
plicetioti 02 3. J. Monier and other a out and that' the work beidoneete
for an ex'tenition of:the boundaries soon as possible.' That the .consid-
of the enolleel village of Zurich ree- ;nation ,of the Motions respecting
ornmend no•adtiou until the peevh,
te Roland ibridge on the, Hullett
amass of the act are compile . an McKelop boundary, end the
Marnech brid'ge be lett to, the whole
council.
The County Prpperte Oornratttee
rcpoeted having visited, the 'gaol
and ether- :county buildings and
found them/ all ins good 'shape, and
recommended some slight repairs,
The CoMmittee only receiverone
lender for /the erection of ,tbel
proposed ,addetion; to th.ef' lgoal
which to :store coal,. this tender be-
ing foe $618. In view ,of thistfact
'they did not ,eonaider it wise to
ex oceecl wale the, work and aaked
The eo'uneil to deal 'with the matter
&this, senile%
Dr, Milne, chairman of the Educe-
teop Committee, reported en respect
to thetsetetabltehment of a new pub -
Jim !school inspectorddiarision re -
aa follows:That the
toWneletps of Howlek, Morris, Turn -
berry and Eaet Waw,astosh wilt% the
'town of Wtagham wad the village
of Vero -weber be part of the new en-
inspectorete of Huron, and Bruce.
That a committee composed of the
reeves• and deputy! reeeses oe the
munteipalities named.together with
the chairman of thie corarailltee, be
appointed to tice with h committee
from thel {county, of Bruce to ap-
point an Inspector' and to (arrange
She proportion{ of isalarytto be paid
by Jeaebt county. Mr. Tom ectbe
Iu-
'pee5or for the tete Inspectorate
of Weee Huron, Icoraprieing the
townships of Ashfield, West Wawa -
nosh, Colborne, Goderich, Stanley.
and, Hay and the town of Godertch
wad the villages! of Exeter, Heneall
and Bayfield. Dr. Field fto be in-
epee/toe for the new Inapeetcrate of
East leuro'n, comp/islet the town-,
ehtps 'of Grey, Runge ilefeleflloP,
Tuckeramiele 'Osborne and Stephen.
the town e of Clinton and Seaforth
• and the villag'es of 'Brussels an
3131yele The eoarunietee to meet at
• Wingham if possible :before. (the 1st
of July Ito appoint an Inspeetor and
to make other; necessary antange-
etenea. The clerk of the county of
'Bruce and, (the: Minister of Educe-
ftion to be notified acccedingly. It
was also recommended that the al-
lo)tment 021'101T5s5en, High. School
for $414.83 be paid. That /W. B.
Weidenhammer, Principal of Exeter
, ',publbe Ischool, bean examiner on the
Gaoler Grriefin reporeed five male
ieoners andl /two female prisonere
the erection of an addition to th
in the jail. He also reconamendede
tail isoftbat proper accommodation
could be eurniished for female
pi leen erre
Besides reportieg in favor of the
Payment 9i a number of amounts.,
the Finance' !Committee reporteb
the .arneleeti required to be raisekl
this year to be $776, 502,52, meees-
sleeting a rete 01114 Mills on ther
dollar of the equalized valuation.
The Equalizetiou Committee! re-
ported recommending that the
equalization of last Year be adopted
Mr, l'afttereo,n, County, Engiraeer,
reported haViog issued orders sluice
lase meeting to the amount of $300.
As you' are aware, ,considerkelle
damage was done et, bridges during
the spring freshet, the /nose dean -
Thigh School entrance boaid. Ap- age angi teem teethe maittialiad
'Derided !to Ithil report were tables' River, At Auburn ;bridge the west
showing Ithe number of dela itasPee- abaeraent and pine were damaged
ftion thee Would be given tat ettet 'tee and traffic over the briclge esetop
•spectorate in the proposed eedts- pod and we' have (to emanate° un -
((libation and the:enure:bee of teach- till the new abutment and pier ane
•era Oar each. Ip the proposed tew oreeted; • 1 am, of the opinion. it
• Inspectorate there • would, be 51. would he better to lengthen the
• days ,and 109 teachers; 'in East kedge ;toward. ,the west, as the cur-
• = 44 daye and 98tea)hers aside en
vent iSellatlgine eVer7 year There
weeet Beate 42 days and 93 teachers.• Is also a bridge on (th.e boundary
• of Grey and elowick that will rie-
• quire a new abutment, At Balite
Mr. 5. S. Munnenge chairman of bridge I would reeommend that
the House of Refuge Committee, re-
ported satisfaction of the commit- Continued •on Page 6.
tee with the Inanagement .through-
• out and thee the insnaftestatelecom-
foetable and welt (cared efor. An Electric Restorer for Men
asstetane sealer= has 'not yet been
procured although one has !been Phosphonolgaires;Jorery ita:rvr in the body
advezeleed for, buit the work is be- vim eneiv--itraita PreniaTurgedrecai:saga alt s591u,I
• tag clone veay Isaftistactorily by the rakliness averted at once. Phosphonol nal
present help. Little expense has, ezrealmnr„lidri':ellarNenitivo'n.
• been required leo fall &his year for P.m. et. (tethering/. ons. rag
eepates °althea buildingi. The ex -
pensee foal the half yea.r were $3,-, enated
len:mesa are entitledf to a gr ene (of
•
558,33 and Ille4e'eelPtis. $356,95. -THE FITEE -LIST
$1.11,,eachefrotn Ithe 'Governlinene ni
acecauet of the volunteee veterans t',2roesaee!eees,d'sees-mss.s.se,„et,
lerd arrangemetete are being made •••••
to have these vents Itrameeerelede Government Cuts Duty Off Many
• to thecounty. There are at press, j
pS Raw Materials,
mizzety .tanaatos, ,all of (whom. '
•"alePeae 'coenforeable and 'contented.
The Jana ItSlhd crop tan f ollowe
•Oate, 77 acres; barley; 41-2 :scree;
oniona 21-4 acres; hay, 1te'creen
isuger beets, 23-4 acres; potatoes,
BRITAIN BETS PREFERENCE
-mtzstuk:.Or'"-atv.X.s.k.
acres; mangolds, 1 -4, acre:es
Canada Gazette Makes impertant
• Announcement to the Effect That
r.eculttve Commettee, (reported,
- oae,,teteet eneerman of the Eit,xe:
9.retelte0ouncil Has Beds Issued'
eonamencliatg a grant of $100 Ito he Removing the Etatire Duty Un -
Sale Aeseetakion ; that a Iggstret tee!, der the British Preferential
425 beenade itte'teee W.ieetelt welt; ,-,•• Tariff and Redueine Others.
'CrUeleth, $15 Sobel .gliveta as a tfiret exavettanereessat&estett
prtze and $10' as a se.co'nd wen, eon Ottawa, Sune 1i. -The Government
beeftng ,anianale exlvibeted by eine- have by order -in -council made some
;sweeping reductions and suseeneem
of customs duties on articles largely
;gee in Canadian manufactures and
Which are net pod -ease or sold to any
great eitent ig Canada, A number of
artioles have been placed altogether
on the free list, while the duty on
ethers ewe keep egeteeretble
er-othWeehacelseen p1ttee4 5e-erans-
ferred to the list of goods which may
be imported into Canada free of date
under She British preferential tariff
ancl subject to the reducee duty of
destome tattler the intermediate and
geliFeal tariff. •
Articles upon which the 'customs
duty's totally abolished Wee largely
into the manufacture of ,spenial chairs,
hats, rubbers, instruments • of all
kinds, ladies' combs and celluloid ar,
totes of all kinds, abraisive wheels,
peroxide of hydrogen, explosives, op-
tical 'instruments, braided fabrics.
For years past Canadian manufac-
'films, have complained .that owing
to the heavy duty on these articles,
they were placed upon an unequal
footing with foreign manufacturers,
and the cost of production of the
above-named manufactured article'.
was needlessly big,h. The matter was
time•and again brought to the atten-
tion of the late Government without
any definite action beirig taken.
Hon. W. T. White, however, since
eo.ndiftion of the' Auburn emdge 'and assuming offloe, has given consider -
the 'Belden; brtclge, ()tithe Grey and able study to the whole matter ,,,4th
.Howtek boundary and instructed
the Engineer to call 'for Senders fox
the building of one abutment at
each of theta bridges. The tenders
ancelved for: ehe work were' not
eatisfactory 'and no contract Was
let, As teethe Auburni bridge the
• committee recommend that the
span of 100/ feet at'Weet• End bridge
betaken down and eaese work
Placed under ehe Emet span so as to
protect et from/ .damag'e and the
!wog* to be done 'aesoon aspossible
also ihat( the Engineer .call for ewer e cost to the people who buy,
deettleke for, the/ bleeding Of ah the manufactered ase ea. while on the
rteties front thekpunty of eliron ;
that $10 be granted to, the Beekeep-
erse Asseetation, alsolthet h grant
of $100 be made to the 'Clinton Hoe -
Veal and thee the balance Sol the
$500 appropriation for exespitala be
dtvided, between (the,lheapeta)s ot
.Golderisch and Winglham, Ito be 'a. -
,PeOtteetaa en like Mariner evith Ithe
letevernmene igraint ; that' $200 • ibe
granted teassIde in Making an ex-
lebetten of Huron fruit's eI tee Fro-
o5ncial Show at Tor-
onto In November, and that the fol-
lowing fruit growere, bea aoAnlrat..
(tee toseee that eth e mane y ts ''prop -
expended via., T. Metcalfe, 131yithe
51.51. Sleep, roxlerts relit; Mr, flame
hek, Gederich; Mr. Melee, Dungan-
non 'and' Mr, /Currie, !Bsesesels, Arkl
that thid coanmittee( report to ,the
eonficia aft (the December Imeelting.
That a grant of $200 be made to the
ChIldrena' Aid Association ancl that
ehe agene furnielle the council at ite
Deeember !session with (a. full Beate -
•/mane of receipts land expendieueele
fOr the year, That a grant of $25 be
given to the Hisz•on Poultry Assec-
iatien. ' •i
• Mr. T. J. Waiter, chaleman of the
r tied and 'Bridge Cortertettee, re -
e • ported.: On April letle the commit-
tee enet at Wingltanseand received
the repore ofSiheEngineer 00 the
the result that he arrived at the con-
clusion that in the interests of both
the raanufecturers and general ems-
tomets, the duties 'on eertain articles
should be abolished. The duty, which
She Canadian manufacturers were
compelled to pay upon the material,
which have now been placed on the
free list, likewise compelled them to
charge a higher price for their finish-
ed procluet, and the result of the
changes which the Government have
introduced will undoubtedly tend to
°Ihand therri
reegat or tne'll'atles,
earneino. t scarcely affect any Canadian
interest, as the mtrity of the
eles affected by th pew rating are
artie
not produced in Canada,
The eamS thing applies to attieles
upon whioli duties have been reduced,
and which are used as material in the,
manufacture of cameras or kodaks,
typewriter ribbons, silken fabrics,
neckties, otietal articles, etc. -
The reductions are besed entirely
upon stitistical information secured
by the officials of tee customs board,
following representations made by a
number of mabufacturing companies,
In Mot the atenufacturers have on
different occasions during the past few
years asked that these duties be re-
moved. The reductions announced by
the Government are not, however, of
such a sweeping nature as a hasty
glance of the liiSt would at first indi-
cate. .•
Every article can be used solely as
manufacturing materiel and chiefly in
the mamufacture of celluloid novelties,
photographic and kodak supplies.
The eustorns and finance depart-
mont in addition to the information
given be the matmfacturers, secured
a number of •other important facts,
which resulted in the reduction of the,
duties. The consumers must un-
doubtedly benefit by the reduction as
-well as the manufacturers. By secur-
ing much •of his raw material free
,of duty, the mannfacturet 'will be on
an equal footing with his competitor
across the line, and will it is promised
lower the prices now charged for the
finished product.
It is also understood that reductions
of the tariff on other raw materials is
being considered and the announce-
ment of further reductions is expect-
ed -within a few weeks.
'Must Pay Tax,
Toronto, June 17. -By the decision
ef Mr. Justice: Malcikton regarding
the interpretation of the will of Eliza
Anne Gwynne, delivered at Osgoode
Hall Saturday, the legacy in favor of
the British Union for the abolition
of vivisection goes to that charity in-
tact, but as the charity does not °pea
ate within, Ontario, succession duties
must be paid upon the legacy and are
to be paid out of the remaining por-
tion of the estate.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind Yeti Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
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HE WILL KEEP ON.
• —
Langlois Says He Will Continue Age
tation For Schools,
Montreal, June 17,-G odfroi Lang-
lois, the editor and proprietor of Le
Pays, the paper which has earned the
displeasure of the Archbishop of Mont-
real, answered his grace in a long
article yesterday.
In it Mr. Langlois reiterates his in-
tention to fight on io the cause of
better education for French-Cenadien
children. He says in part:
"The creation of a Minister of pub-
lics instruction, free and obligatory,
education with uniformity of school
books eannot encroach on any relig-
ious teaching or hurt any belief. We
have awakened energies, we have dis-
pelled ancient beliefs. On this ground
we were and upon this ground we
shall still remain."
Concluding Mr. Langlois says;
"Assuredly Archbishop Bruchesi
cannot make a crime of our stand
against St. Jean Baptiste, against this
evil which permeates French-Cana-
dians who nurse illusions and wrong
impressions, who look backwards in-
stead ,ef forwards and whom Arch-
bishop Langevin denounced in the
most eloquent terms at Winnipeg re-
cently when he declared 'French-
Canadiena were men of words and
not of actions,' thet they Imp 'terri-
ble talkers,' that thee lacked initia.
tive and that they receded instead of
advancing."
TE-iiiiii7c1;i41"6-814 I 'EFS.
It is reported that Hebert will ap-
peal his celebrated marriage ease.
Five men were arrested at regersoll
in a police raid dean alleged gambling
hellefeetesee
Rev. Dr. Sperling, prineipal of Wee -
ley College; Winnipeg, died . after a
short Meese.'
The Chinese Premier hurriedly quit-
ted Pekin for Tientsin his action
geWeete Veelaideettble stir among mem-
bere ef his Cabinet.'oot -tee '
niOventertit` is now on foot to 08-
91 niunicipal bank in Mont-
real, It is being weentely eepported
by a nember of the aldeffnen.
Fred Haidee, a workman, -was aeiz•
'ed with a• fainting spell and dropped
thirty feet to the grouttd at Hamilton
Satin:tiny, eleetttes katelet ieteeeela
fpund guilty of rat
slaughter in the killing of his brother
ist Digby, N.S., was etentenced to a
life tetni it elui peleitenriefe at Dor-
chester on Saturday.
After wining all the way from Fort
Worth, Texas, to attempt a trip over
Niagara Falls on a plank, Theodore
Reinert was yesterday driven from
the falls by the .American police: -
Frederick Willford, who was injured
a week ago in a 'runaway, died at
renokk near Welland yesterday, aged
70 years. Ile heel just retired from
his farm in Wainfleet to reside in
renwick.
Bound for various parts of north-
western Canada and the United States.
thirty zosetcheeked, amiling Scot/oh
women arrived in New York tette
Glasgow yesterday. They are all
bridesdo-be,
So crowded have the Niagara Falls,
Ont., schools become by increased at-
tendance resulting from -workmen be-
ing employed in new industries that
the public school board will erect two
new schools during the summer.
The Government banqueted the
members of the rine:rotational Naviga-
tion Congress at tee Chateau Laur-
ier in Ottawa Seturday night, The
6.1=1=••••••••=monwomimmoMminienoWes.m.Mimimp,
COok's Cotton Root -Compass&
Tho great Uteri's. Tonle, and
Only safe effeettlat IdoubblY •
Beelike:eon wheel everaell 00.11
depeod. SoIdi Unto degrees
of strength -,No. 1, 111$ No. 2,
10 degrees; stronger Saf
for special oases, 5. Per box.
Sold 07 all druggists, or Sent
&renal , nee Pt of . price.
[moo Pamphlet. Adareex: Ti
ECU MED)1191100,J1/1011TO.Urf. Voranalg Windows, '
goests humeerea iev, and eton. e, D.
leazen, Minister of Marine, presided.
TI. McColl -nide a young mae from
Haven Cove, C.B., attenapted to board
the C.P.R. western express at Car-
tier,' Ont., yesterday while the train
was pulling out of the station. He
fell 'beneath the wheels ad both legs
were severed, causing death a short
time later. '
'BIACKS 'FM
Their Votes May Swing the Re.
sult in Chicago.
.COL. ROOSEVELT ARRIVES
The Ex -President Gets an Enthusias-
tic Reception From Chicagoans and
and Says Fight Is One Against
Dishonesty - Taft's Supporters
Win Vast Majority of Contests
For Seats in Convention.
Chicago, Jeine 17. -The fight to force
the Taft negro delegates 'from the
south -the black sixty-six who -claim
to hold the balance of power in the
convention - to break their pledges
and vote for Roosevelt, is getting hot-
ter every hour. Roosevelt is beteg
preached as the race creed by some
of the ablest negeoes in the country
and the enthusiasm has reached a
pitch of aintost religious fervor.
Saturday night at the Pekin, the ne-
gro theatre, on South State street.
more than 1,000 negroes, among them
some of the delegaten roared and
shouted their approval as the Rev.
R. 0. Ransom, the colored preacher
from New York, and a power among
his people, told them that the dele-
gates were freed from their pledges
since President Tait had been "un-
tie/a to his oath of office and a traitor
to the race,"
Meanwhile the Taft people have
atvakeued to the danger of the situ*,
tion and are doing their best to keep
their negro delegates in line and to
start something like of wave of real
enthusiasm for the President's cause,
They are , usinethe Brownsville case
,
as their Chief argument.
While the meeting at the Pekin was
going on the Taft supporters among
the negroes were gathered at the Olivet
Baptist Church. There were several
hundred of them and they adopted
resolutions condemning Col. Roose-
velt's action in the Brownsville affair.
At the Taft headquarters in the Con-
gress Hotel plans were made for a
negro mass meeting last night at the
Colored Institutional Church, where
She negro delegates were marched in
a body with the idea of showing the
negroes the Taft strength,
Col. Roosevelt, wearing his new
fighting hat, a compromise between
the sombrero and a rough rider's
headgear, came into Chioago late yes-
terday and was aockiraed by thous-
ands of .his supperters and admirers.
The hat was in the air throughout
the automobile ride from La Stele
street station to the Congress Hotel,
waving selutes•of acknowledgement of.
the theere that marked the former
Piesident's passing,
Mr. Rooseeelt declared last night,
Shat he had not mapped out a plan'
i
of campaign. He was n consultation
for several hours with the =wet's'
of his candidacy, and then assurned
charge in person of "this naked fIght
'between corrupt politicians and
thieves and the plain people." He
would not ditouss his probable ap-
pearance on the floor of the eonven-
tion, but there was no doubt among
the delegates last night but that he
would be there, Col. Harry New, in
Oharge of convention arrangements,
said Mr. Roosevelt had not applied
Lor a seat.
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THURSDAY, JUND 201-h, 1912,
-ell zitTee " a or en aelegat en, tne most
aggressive and outspoken of the
Roosevelt adherents of the delegatiote
which yesterday issued but a thiely
veiled threet of independent action if
things did net go well fer the eplonel
in the convention, marched to the sta.
tioe in a body and escorted Col.
Roosevelt to the hotel. They bore
aloft a banner which read:
"Calffornes relu,ses to try title to
property before the thief who stole
it." '
And on the revetee side:
"California's solid twenty-six for
Theodore Rooseeelt "
"Chicago is a bad place for people
who steal," said the colonel, when
the cheers. which greeted his appear
-
elms had subsided.. "California's 26
votes were cast for us at the primar-
ies, and will be counted as such.
"The 'people will yen," he -contin-
ued. "We have won in every state
where the people could eepress them-
selves, three to one, and sometimes
eight to one. They are stronger web
118 now 'than they were then."'
Its • dosing hours attended by ex-
hibitions of tense partisan and per-
sonal feeling among its members, the
Republican national eoramittee 'con-
cluded last night the hearing of the
contents involving 254 seats in the nas
tional convention which is to assem-
ble Tuesday. The sum of its *ark is:
Roosevelt 19, Taft 235.
President Taft yesterday received
62 delegates, Col. Rooseeelt 6. .All of
Washington's 14 went to the ,Presi.
dent, against the protests of Senator
Poindexter that the "country would
judge the eause." put of Texas he se:
-cured 26 of the contested 30, over the
prostrate form of Col. Cecil A. Lyon,
who dedared "you may depose me
now, but I will be back four years'
from •noir When many of you will
not."
• In Virginia, where the issue was
drawn between, negro voters and he
'regular state organization, tbe Presi-
dent reeeiv.ed the entire contested
delegation of 20. In the District of
Columbia he won 2, Committeeman
Sidney Bisbey going to defeat with
She Roosevelt delegation.
The Washington cases, almost the
last to engage the committee's atten:
tion before the conolusion of its ten
day's work, were preceded by a threat-
ened personal combat between Fran.
is :T. Haney and Committeeman Ken.
nedy of North Dakota, which was pre.
vented only by the interference of
their associates.
/NNW mmsymproasicsame.issomli,
Rose tomb Brown Leghorn
• Eggs' For Sale.
Heals in this( pen are prize win -
mere, and are excellent layeee, Eggs
$1.90 for 15. A good hatch guare
anteed.
Ie. A. HOVEY, Clinton
For Sale or tient
A' coknffertablel 1-rocimed cottage
on Noeth Street, good garden with
&telt +trees; good water. All in
good 'condition Apply Ne'w Era
'or(to
• MRS, J'. BeeTLER
Blouse 16r Sale Or Rent
A 7-roolnecl frame ,house on
Huron Street, oppo,site Commee-
cial Rothe], for pale0915 to rent.
Hone° is being put en good order,
Waterwoeks ix; connection. Apply
;MISS PORTER,
lEtattenbury Street
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Doherty Pianos and :
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and the South East part of Lot no, 86
te 14 acres both in the ist concession of
* Stanley township is foredo t for a term
te, of years. This property is clOse to the
1 p. town of Clinton and posseseston can
te be given at once. Fee further parte
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P ton, One, or Idelearthye Boys & Mur.
milers apply to Henrylumsteel, Cnin-
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411 chison, Barristees, Barrie, Ont.
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special values in Art
Teacher %tainted • vr. EnirDoxe,
BARRISTER SOLI(./ITOR" NOTAI..Y
•fenaalPUBLIC. EEO.
r, e, to ote(aeh Telnion: rSohorot
Experienced to's-cher 'wentel,roale
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No, 12, Godertch and Iluliett
ted at Semmexhill, convenient' to
church and peseoffice, with daily
mail :servile's: • Duties to corn/pence
Septereber 3rd, 1912. State, :salary
wijth qualificatiote. Applications
will be received up So June 15th,
T. J. LIaTDSAY, Seeretaey,
IMay leth, 1512, 1, 'Clinton
Farm For Sale,
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Lot 40, /th Concession, 'Goderich
'Pownehtp, consisting of • BO acres,
all seeded down lexcept 25 acres. 2
acres orchard, reanto house 20 x30
teeth out buildings. Barn 30 x 72
telth etabling under. First class
well, Farm( is finales from 01intoh
and 4 from Bayfield.
A pplq oh Preenkies or address
George Burnett,
Clinton P0.
R00111 to Rent
Room torrent ip Beaver Block
occupied: at present by Miss Grant.
Price $3.00. .-
JOHN JACKSON.
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A Presentor Wanted
preeerntoe wanted for Pins13y-
eeriest Church, Brucefield,
cabana, stating salary, will be re-.
calved up to' 'the 15th of Slime, 1912
• JAS. D. GE1VIMELL, 01erk,
Egmondville, Ont
To Graze Cattle
The undereignece is prepared to
graze 30 head of eattle for the 'sea-
son 011912, Pletty of water and
shade. Apply to
JOHN WARD.
Sumraerhill P. 0,
Barred Roek Eggs for Sale
I won on Barred Reeks at,Oliteton
4 firets, 3 secondste 1 ,third( and
special for base colleetten. Pan 1 -
Pullet nating, headjece by Millard
cockerel, Ohneted numbest setting%
eggs $2,00 per 13.-Pen2-a Cockerel
elating, headed by Millard cock.
Pullets inthee pent are good lay -
layers, Bgge $2,00 per 13. -Pere 3-
letirsty pen,headed; by; a cockerel
bred frone on of the best laying
strains in,' Canada. Hone inthis
were bred • front 17 of ray pullets
which layed 436 eggs; in 31 clays.
Eggs 51.00 peai 15. I guarantee a
good hatch ow replace setting feee
of charge. H. A. Hovey, Clinton.
No Rouses to Let
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The undersigned has two houses to
let, apply to
Jacob Taylor
Field Stone Wanted.
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Field Stone suitable for road
making is wanted by the Town ef
Clinton. Price $3,50 per cord of 13,-
000 pounds.
FORD,
Chairman of Street Comnaittee
Loos Wonted
Chesney,
Logs woont J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, J. Ben
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neweis, Brodhagen, Me MeDwan,
All kinds of logs, Maple, Sett Elm Clinton.
and Basswood eneferred. Highest Each Director is inspector ot losses In
price paid.
his own locality.
W.Doherty Piano and Organ Co.
AGENTS.
Robt. Smith, Harlock; Ed, Hinchke
Seaforth; James Cumming, Egmonti
ville; 5. W. Yeo, Hohnesville 0
Some first class pasture- land to be Payments, rnay be „Made at The
sold in lots to suit purchasers. At Morrabi Clothing Co., Clinton, • or
R.11. Cult Goder`ch '
traetive prices Apply
John Ransford, G. T. It. City Agent --- t—
CLINTON
CHARLES D. RALE
omitteyaiacet Notary Public,
Commissioner, etc.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Teener oi Marriage Licenses,
Rayon St., Clinton.
H. T. RANOEI
Ncitemy Public, Conveyancer, _
Financial and Real Estate,
INSITEANOE'AGENT--Iteoresenting 11Elre
surance Commies,:
'Division Court Mike.
DR, T. W. THOMPSON
itoian. Surgeon. Eto
enecial attention given to diseases Mem.
Eye, Elar. Throat, and him.
Eyes earefune examined, and suitable 1,
• prescribed.
Office and Nesidenee.
Two doors west of the COalnlerellaT ROM
/Caron $t. .
DES. GUNN and GANDIEIE
Dr. W. mum, z. rt. 0. P., 85, 85. C. S.. Allow
Jr J, C. Candler. B.A. 85,81,
Moe -Ontario Street, °Union.
Night Wight residence, Batteninny Sti
or al hosoital
OR. 4. W. SHAW,
PEIESICEAN. SURGEON.
°continua eta., office anti residence on ha
foamy gia, opposite W, Earran's residence.
DR. D. A. AXON
DENTIST,
54 Crowit and hrldge al'erk n Spottaityr.
Graduate of 0.0.5155,.. Chicago, and 11.0.D.B
Toronto.
hayfield an -Iflonslavs, Mny let to Illeoesubw,
DR, H FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Delos over O'REIVB More.
Speoial care taken to make dental treat.
meat as painless as tangible.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general Auction Kr.
• GODERIOH ONT
Ilium stout sans a apeman/ Orders 58 5)'
NEW ERA OffiCe, Clinton. prcaor tly abtawied
to. Terms reasonable. Farmers. salt Non -
discounted
G. D. MeTaggart •M. D. MoTaggar
MeTaggart \Bros.
BANKERS,
ALBERT ST , CLINTON
& General Banking Enalness
traneacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts issued, Interest allowee on
depoeits.
The IVIciCtilop Mutned
Fire Insurance Co.
Farm and Isolated Town Props
erty Only Insured. .
OFFICERS.
J. Bf Mame, President, Seafortb
Jas. Connolly, 'Vice Pres., Goderieb
Thos. E. Hays, Sec.-Treas., Seaforth
DIRECTORS,
Jas, Connelly, Hohnesville; John
Watt,, SeafoithT. Evans, Beech.
Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton; M.
Pasture Laud
JA001ii TAYLOR
eL,1NTON
Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
FARM FOR RENT
The South 70 adres of lot number 85
Cases
• Pianos and organs rent o5.,
ed, choice new Edison
3. phonographs,. Mum &
4 variety goods.
Music Emporium
C. Hoare
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T. WATT,
Boot Maker and Repairer
Opposite Postoffice.
Repairing done promptly.
' Suit cases and Trunks re-
paired.
. A trial will convince you of
the neatness and promptness
with which I execute my work
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Store open every evening
W- ATTS
Farm for Sale.
The executor of the SouthcoMbe
Estatd affairs!, for • dale, 60 acres'', -
Bast half Of lot 28, eon. 6, Hullett.
A firet-01a55 Sam, well watered
and improved, and. with 'good
buildings. Also/ the undersigned.
offlere for sale, let 29s eon. 6,H-all-
ett, 100 aeres. These farms May, be
bought together or separately.
JA3lES SOTJTHCOMBE.
7 r; ,Clinton,
Ford & McLeod
Wetre new 'selling fleatiethy Seed
(Government Standard.). ,
We also have on hand, .Alfalfa,
Alsike, and Red Clover.
We always have on hand -Goose
Wheal: Pew, Barley and Peed Corn
'Highest Market Prices p'aicl for Hay
and all Gettins.,
Ford & McLeod
4111NagarhillIk
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Before placing your orders for
your season's supply of Coal, get
our prices. The very best goods
carried in stock end sold at the
lowest possible price,
Orders may be left at Deeds
& Rowland's Hardware store, or
with
W. J. Stevenson,
Ait Electric Light Plant.
Real oitate bought and sold
Money to loan
Office Isaac Street, next door to New
Era
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Grand TrunkRallway System
Railway Time Table
Lendon, Huron and Bruce.
North
London. depart
Centralia •
8,80a m 4.60 p axe
9,40 5.43 , • ;
Exeter 9.53 6.64 _1
Bennet 10.03 8.05
Kippen 10.16 6.11
Brucefield 10.80 6.19
Clinton
1.00 6.35
Londeseoro
11.18 6.52
Blythe ..... 11.27 7.00
Belgrave ... .. 11.40 7.13
Wingham, arrive.,. 11,50 : 7.351
eeuth Passenger
Winglsam, depart6.48jsem $.33 p
Belgrave....„ ..... 6.-54. 8.44
Blyth 7.08 3.56
Londesboro,7.16 4.0e
Clinton 7,50 4,23
Bruceilehe 8.12 4.39
Kippen 8.23 4.47
Hensale ..... 8.32 4,52
-Exeter......., ... . .. :8.48 5,05
Centralia 9.00 5,15
Londonearrive....• 10,00 6,10
• :Buffalo analetode
West Passenger
am pm pm pm
Stratford .. ... ..10.00 12.20 ate 10.20
Mitchell 10.22 12.45 5.55 10.47
Seafortht10.45 1.10 6.18 113
Clinton •11.07 1.25 6.40 11,28
Ilolmeseille 11.1:3 1,33 646 11,88
Geederich .... ' . -11-35 1.50 7.05 11,55
East I essenger
am' pm pm
Goderich • 7,10 2.40 4.50
Holinesville 7.26 2.57 6,06
Clinton 735 I 8,07 5.15
Seatortls . . ... 7.52 3.25 6.32
Mitchell 8.16 3,48 6.55
Stratford 8.40 4.15 te8.20
Dr. de Van's Female Pills
A reliable French reg-ulator; never fails. These
plus are exceedingly powerful in regulating the
generatiVe portion of the female system. Refuse
all cheap Imitations. Da do Vatt'S are sold at
85a box, or three for $10. Moiled to any address.
The seobou Yang 000 et. QM/alines. 455t.
Passenger