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A' PRI.Z PUZZLE.
pap NO PRIZES FOR STUPID PEOPLE. "Sat
(In the above Sketch Six Faces are to be Found.)
The proprietors of THE LADIES Home Mox•rlav will give a first-class Upright Plano, of the
very best make (valued at $9501 to the person who can first find the six faces. A reward of a Safety
Bicycle (valued at $125), for the second correct answer. A fine Oak Bedroom Sot (valued at $6n)
for the third correct answer. A Solid Gold Watch for each of the next two correct answers. A
Ten DolIar..Gold Piece for the next three correct answers.
Every :.ontestant is to cut out the Rebus, and snake a cross with a leadencil on the six faces and
send same to us with ten three cent postage stamps (or 30 cents in silver) for three months eubacrip-
tion to The Ladies home Monthly, which is the best ladies publication in Canada.
We will give to the last ten correct answers•received each a handsome Banquet Lamp, and a
valuable prize will also be given to every person who is able to answer the Rebus correctly until fifty
prizes have been awarded.
The envelope which contains correct answer bearing first postmark will receive first reward,and
tho'remainder in orderers received. Every prize in this competition will be faithfully awarded. Our
'bona -fide' offers are made by reliable publishers.
Be sure and answer to -day and enclose 30 cents, and you may receive a valuable prize for your
trouble, Address (H) Ladles Howe Monthly, 192 King St., West, Toronto. Canada.
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In returning o --r sin^er 3 thanks to our cus-
tomers and friends who have extended
to us during the past 2L years their
kind pa.,ronage, we beg to inform them
that we are. opening out a BRANCH
STORE IN T I NSW MCKAY BLOCK,
and are putting in a new stock of Shelf
Moods and Hardware Specialties. The
stere is now coriplete:l, but we do not
expect to get ready or opened up for a
week or ten da•?s, a,s this is our busy
season.
Our customers will please re-
member that we still carry • a
stock in the old stand as before,
and as the stores will be con-
nected by telephone, custom-
ers can get goods or leave their
.1 orders at the store which is
1• most convenient for them.
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'We hrve always done our best, to accommo late and please our many
friends and customers in the past., and will apply every means to do
so in the future, and hope to receive a continuance of their good will
and support.
We are, yours respectfully,
Iron & Hardware Merchants.
OYSTERS & FISH
Go(Ilerich
tdrl'eisous indebted to Tun Nr:cos•
ItI0 0ILn in the n •ighborhoorl may settle
with M n. H. W. BALL, of Goderieli, who
autho;izod to olllect sullseriptioue and
receipts therefor.
His Honor Judge Doyle held
c ort in Exeter ou Friday.
IVIr. Kiely returned from the
Queen City on Friday.
'I here was a meeting of the town
ur cil on Friday evening.
ertThe model school students class.
now attend lectures Aix days a week.
Mr. Harry Parsons was in town
this week.
\Ir. S. Thompson, of Kincardine,
was in Godof'ich on Fi iday.
)Ir. \Vel,, Grainger, of Bayfield,
was iu the county town on Elides,.
Mr. M. J. Proudfoot arrived iu
town the past weak.
Captain Ed. McGregor was in
town this week.
Mr. Thos. Govoulock, of Sea -
forth, was in town on Thursday.
Inspector Paisley, of Clinton, was
in town the past week on official
I.1sinese.
Early Communion at St. Georg'i'a
on Sunday, the rector Rev. Marl:
Turnbull officiating.
Reeve Proudfoot and deputy
reeve IIult were iu Clinton ou Fri•
day.
Miss Polley, of G•elerich, was
visiting her friend Miss Lottie
G ntles at I' Incirdinn last week.
Mrs. 11. Roth wall returned last
week from a visit to relatives in
0 111.
The pest foot weeks niumps and
chicken pox have been the prevail -
leg infantile diseases.
IPici.ion Court ('leek lfor„nn, of
ilayfield, was in the 'chestier town
on Saturrl ny.
Mr. Wallace illick returned from
a 2 years visit to the North-west
list week.
The steamer 1I 13 Iltcll from
Pet Arthur with 25 00(1 l;lnhel of
wheat for the Big Hifi arrived in
port on ~'intlay afternoon.
:Miss Ella Fisher, and Miss Eva
Ausebrook returned to the Ontario
Ladies Collegeat Whitby on 'l'hurs
.la y last.
Mr, William Craig, of the Huron
hotel, entered on his duties as
mine host of the British exchange
on 'Thursday afternoon.
Rev. mark Turnh::ll and family
arrived from Kincardine the pest
week, and took up reeideuee iu the
rectory.
Rev. Alnrk Turnbull preached
twice to 111s now eongl•egition o11
Sunday in a -most acceptable man•
ner. Thera were large cougregn•
tions at both services.
Messrs. J. 1L and A. Colborne have
returned from Paisley where they
attendad the funeral ceremonies of
their maternal parent who diets at
the advanced ago of 85.
Miss Blair has been teaching the
junior division of St, Andrew 'a
ward school, Miss Flo Bill being
absent through sickness in the
family.
Mr. G. 13. Cox and family, and
Mrs. \Nm. Cox, leave "shortly for
Montreal, where 0. 1;. C. will open
a large dining establishment. \\'o
hope the new venture may be a enc.
ceseful.one.
The Fiehery Comrllissi on under
the chairmanship of Inspector of
Fisheries, Wilmot, opened a sessi'ou
in Goderich yesterday. A number
of persons concerned in the fishing
business gave evidence as to the
habits of our lake fish.
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\Ve Would call special attention to this branch of ot'+r business as we get all
our Oysters direct from the Cheaepake Bay Oyster If:'.ed and will guarantee
all .stock A 1 Standards 40c •per qu-t.-Selects oust Counts at. 50c per
gut. at
COAT'S CITY RESTAURANT,
Next door to N. ROBSON, Grocer.
be over a quarter mile in length, do
away with sea 8101{1108.6, 1180 seven
seta of double paddle ,wheels, and
cost eight million dollars,
Cook's. Flour & Fad Sto le.
IIonest Value in all lines.
Don't pees this established and reliable
store when you want
C-10ICIs FAMILY' FLOUR, M1;ALS,
GRAINS, or CURED MEA IS.
Quality Al and pares as low as any in
town. We give 10 lbs. ot choice rolled
Oatmeal lura bushel of eats. Call and
see IN. Goods delivered to ell parts of
the town.
D. COOK, - CLINTON.
Dissolution of Partnership.
'rho partnership heretofore existing be-
tween W. T. \Vl,itely) and A. M Todd as
proptirlot;a and publishers of THE 11t'l:0N
Nisw's-Itucoi:u, a paper Published iu the
town or Clinton, is het e(v dissolved, to
take effect from and atter the ninth day of
November, 16112, the slit] A. 31. Todd
having purchased the utt1Tost of the said
\V. T. \\'hitely in the said newspaper,
1tt'soN Nltw•s•ltr;runn, tho presses
and plant and all the belongings and
appurtenances used and in connection
with the publishing of the said ti ['nos
NF.\ts 1trcoltit. A• 3l. 'feast further
agrees to pay all 1mLllltles and chliuts ow-
ing by or against the limn ot W hitely A.
Todd, and he is hereby aathorizerl to
cultert all accounts owing to the, said Gt't
of \Vlntely & Todd ni to Ncventbe•
9'11, 1892, in pntsuauee of agreement
signed iu &reheats.
\V. '1'. IV I I I'TEL1-,
A. M. '1'01)11.
Sl'O'1"I'.
unto'', Nov. 9111, 1692.
NO'11U1:.
All prl•sous laving
'nl teui is against the
late Item of \\ Il I'rtll.v & Toho, up to
Nuvewler 912, 169.2, are req t -steel to
send the s:uou to the uudersiguc 1.
Personal ar•rounts up to manic date to be
rendered to \V. '1'. \\'hhe] y and A. 111
Todd individually.
A. M. 'TODD.
Clinton, Nov. .111 , 1192.
Mr. W. Logan, entertained hid
brother tnembere of the circular
City Canoe Club- at his residence,
Newgate street. ou. •Thursday even•
ing. Music, toasts„ speeches, &c,.
and a supper that would please the
greatest epicure made the occasion
tiro- pleasantest of the Club's expori•
e nee.
The steamer 21:Nes from Port
Arthur with wheat for the Big Mill,
struck on a sand bar just outside.
the harbor, when trying to ceras
this harbor on Thuaeday.' ,After a
few hours work; with the assistance
of taigi, she was gos oft' and un-
loaded. The Mites, loft port ors
Saturday.
IMPORTJIN T NOTICE.
All pernmis indebted to the late firm of
\CII I•re.l.v ,e '1'uun, publishers of THE
New: Reset:is for.loh Printing, suhscrip•
tion and Advel tising aro requested to
smile personally, by fust 011ice Order er
Registered Letter, AT oN1•R, New hooka
will be used fr nu Nov. 9th, 1892, and it
is imperative that all Leek accounts be
settled forthwith.
A. M. TODD.
Clinton, Nov 14111, 10e2
Special I,Iiglt Class Confectionery Tester's, of Moatrea9,. Goods. These are At the meeting of the Collegiate
the Finest in the Market and are only 'Hold by OS in town• Institute Literary Society on Friday
COAT'S CITY RESTAURANT,
eventing the following programme
was presented : Quartette, lvfaears_
SmitfJ Andrews, Selwood and
iV L:it �t .'Ea''= ''=r= lac?k3S0�1'S GROCERY. Thompson ; notes, Miss Charles, Lb.
a- .A.; question drawer, Mr. 11. 1.
i;lyth - been on his annual retinae last ,Strang, 11. A.; solo, Mr. Thompson;
week but did not show up. What's oditoress' selections, Miss Shepherd;
A. wedding is on the tapis and 7 Miss iss Williams; irupronlp•
will come off shortly. the matter, Johnny
Onr public school intends- to give to speeches, Misses Hawkins alta
rMr. N. Sutherland, of Seaforth, a concert shortly, which will no Buchanan and Me. Smith; God
was in town ou Sunday. doubt be a good one, as rlincipel: Save the Queen.
Mr. William Tamin was visiting Plummer has She full management The storm's of the- past few weeks
friends in Gorrie this week. of it. filled up the channel cut by dredge
On Tuesla evening Na 9, thus causing the steamer
Several sdditiune have been made y „ 3'rJth fest., g
lately to the English church choir. the members o•f the C. 0. F. of this t ttzs• to strike. It is also said that
u• her
ire on n
A fall of the beautiful brought I burg intend having a public in last entrance the Plaited ta/s4 t 0n the
out some of the sleighs on Sunday. stallation of their officersnext
for
Mr. Hamilton, of Ripley, was term, after which their friends will snows bar. The Government. may
visiting his brother, Mr. Charles I be provided with refreshments and rest assured that until the north
an entertainment, pier is extended, the trouble will
Hamilton, watchmaker, this tweak. >veuain, so that if this port is to be
On Friday evening a meeting of
Messrs. James Erni i and Alex. the ratepayers was held in Industry ,a harbor of refuge in fact, as well as
Symonds intend leaving hole for
;u name, the extension should be at
North Shore this week. hall for theadvisability purpose of discussing ug Puce proceeded with.
the ewt. c lighting tip f; \lr. James Graham of this town
Miss Curtis has returned to the our streets with electricity. peeve v ' town,
Indies College in Whitby, niter a
Hamilton occupied the chair. Sev• he • inventor of a new style of pas-
Ve,•y pleasant Thanksgiving Unca I oral of our citizens spoke for ;a anger boat, has evidently a good
tion. length of time both for and against ing, the Scientific American illus
fl One of our apple buyers, Mr. it, after which a vote was taken re ating, explaining, and favoring
tJohn Denholm, expecte his large milting in a large majority of rate- e invention. The idea is to build
'+ staff of apple packers to be through, payers present being in favor of our tike boat in sections, nine being
council taking action and have our needed for the proposed ship,
with the season's work about Wed-
nosday. town lighted by electricity as soon which will carry four thousand per-
eons, make thirty five knots an hour,
Our tax collector was to have possible.
The People's Column.
(�,, '• .4,11,orl,xrnl,', lv under 1.'f:i l+eltt1.tJ t:1 for
grit ntnulh, and •Inc. each x tbseavent. utuutit
ROAD HORSE Ft )1t
James Fir, Jr., offers for sale his seven year-
old rliketn' It 00se. The animal is seuac4 and an
extra 420,1 river. , Will be sold at a bargain, as
toe owmir his no ase fur the norm:. Apply to
Lu:K KENNEDY,
Central Hotel, Clinton.
7 t2-tf.
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rF•AHMERS AND BREEDERS
J OF PIGS.
The snhscriver will keep for service it pure
bred Chester white Bair which took the first
prize at Seaforth and Clinton shows in' 3'1e1-?, was
bred from a Roar that took the first prise at
at Toronmln 181/I.1Icash.
720.4t. 3.S'AN1112RY, Propetetor.
NEW BUTCHER SHOP
WHEATLEY R FINCH
We hove Opened ort for business on HIP RON
STREET, CLINTON, and will be pleased t0 sup-
ply the tvantls of alt in all kinds of merits and
poultry in season at Ike lowest living prises.
11ighest cash price paid' for nidee,Sheepotiits, fico.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
727-.11• WHHEATLEY ,e FOCH.
\ONET'1'0 MON.
On farm property at 51 per
A. LIAR
to
CListera,
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No time to write advertise-
ments. Stock fully assorted in ..
al! lines, Cheapest Goods in
town.
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PUMMEL - AND - GIBBINGS
MONTREAL HOUSE,
Clinton, November i th, 1893.
N O'1'10E.
There being some mistanderstanding with re•
gari to wreckage, let it be distinctly tualenstooti
that if any person takes possession of elty kind
of wreckage and fails to rtport to me 1 shall at
etnie take protteedings. Remember thio is the
last warning 1 shall give. OAi'T. -\PTI. BAnn.
Receiver of Wrecks, Galerieh.
Ouderieh, Sept. 7th' 1591.
THE HUB GROERY.
Sugar is on the Advance.
We have a Carload
of Extra
Standard Granulated
Which we oiler at WHOLESALE P1.iCES ire horns]
Intl -also tt reduction by the 100 lbs. Now its THE
TIME to buy your Sugar ter preserving Fruit.
tkr 11 illwattie r)0 al way on hand.
Vir Orders taken for best Scranton Coal. -
W. 1I_. BO YD,
BAKER and CONFECTIONER.
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Slay. irti,
Full Stock of Cakes and Confec-
tionery always in stock,
ONSTERS IN SEASON.
Don't fail to call when arae ng
your xmas supplies.
Our melee of Bread is the -best that
can be p:loducod and is dehyered
free to all parts of the tows,.
The .Eureka Bakery,
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J.. W. Irwin, the Grocer, has
removed to the New McKay
Block_
AFTER -20 YEARS Experience
agai st alanl coms competition
The New Improved Radiant Home Coal
Stoves, Happy- Thought Kitchen Ranges
and Leader Furnaces still lead.
AND WHY'S Because they give more heat an'i consume less ccalitban
any other stoves manufactured. Just think of it, 40,000 Caanaci.ian
homes heated with Canada's Favorite Stoves and Ranges.
O���_LE111GH V 3LLEY CUR-'I/en. more cars frothis
celebrated !mine expectedLevery day. Planam•
your
orders t once and get the advantage of old prloea before it advances.
I ARLA N 0 331=Z0 S_,
ron and Elardware Merchants, - - - - CLIIJ3N rON
Opposite the Post Oflice,Clinton.
TWO IrVUSUALI,Y000DOFFERS,
REAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS•
FiasT.- The great Holiday No. (enlarged to 25);
pages of that brightest of quarterly publications,
"TALES FROM TOWN TOPICS,"
Oat December first, all news and book
stands anti railway trait's, price
50 eeata. will be seat.
To all who send 41.00 for 3 months' trial sub•
seription to
TOWN TOPICS_
The largest, raciest, strongest, mast
varied and entertaining, weekly Jour-
nal in the Nvorld.
Salam. To all who will send ?:+.00, will be
sent Tows Tories and • 'TAt.icm MO TOW :4 TOPICS"
from date until January 1, 1094, co.erint 5 Nos.
of the inimitable gnarterli (regular price 52 50)
and 14 months of the greatest of family weeklies
(regular price (34.00 per year).
Ra•Take one or the other offer AT ONCF. and
remit in postal notei, orders, or New York
Exchange to
TOWN TOPICS, 21 West 23d St„ New York.
78.2.55.
New Fall Tailoring Goads.
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T. JACKSON, Sr., has placed in stock
Co-p1de Lines of Choi Fall and winter Tailoring Goods
Being a cutter of long experience, satisfaction is guaranteed.
Xftx"' We caii suit you in quality and price for Pants, a Suit or Overcoat.
Perfect guts and fits. The best goods and trimmings. Workmanship
unsurpassed. Call on us before you order.
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T.
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T. JACKSON, SR., HURON -ST., CLINTON.
�roceries ! :-: FCOFiOS
Fruits, Peels, Canned Goods, Teas, &et
Our store is well-filled with fresh, clean, new Goods, and
we can supply the wants of every household at very close
figures. Do not buy until you inspect our stock,
CANTELON BROSI, wholesale & Retail Grocers, Clinton.
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