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aEr. W Coulhu.rell, until' lately
l4sil Klerk out of IlaAuiltou hoc hetes
preneoted to• the posibion of mail
,sleek ;ow 'the KM Irmo Goderlicb. to
'Relffele. •
tt •is with deep reieeir that ^we,crau,•*
ice the death, .et Detroit of Mrs,
/Pity #I. Morrie, tee° Gibbons of.
'Gotfelricli,) .141rs. Morrie Was one ' of
'.tar prow titers of the hospital , •
Fid, aged 16, a Goderich
Y , was arrested in a. Toronto
Kin street had Saturday by Dei
t'ective,s ,Tipton and Archibald, for
the theft of a rifle been Fred Davis,
hotel/keeper, by whom he was former-
ly employed. When arreetlwi he had
on hire a watNh, ring and pin which;
he' admitted stealing front( lige same
place,
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;oderlch', and gave freely of her Sunday last was membership day in
time and earnest work to thecause f North street church. A fellowship
.She. wa$, a native :of ,the .brown, be. 'meeting was 'held' .at 10 a. m, and a
in& a daughter of the late Benjamin 'reception service was held at tbeInor-
, 4thhens, Who with his !yrother, Sher.. ( fling service. Dr.- Dougall took as
1* Citiibbons; were pioneere ofl Goderich. his swhject, • "Jesus Lives."
Ws. Morris had been a resident(' of The office, varnish and packing
"R'olierich until aboltt three years ago I.rooms are being re -built at+ the organ
44 lies shim visited here ,frozm time
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to.e, when she was the guest of
iter nephew, Mr. Chas. Nairn. One
krother survives in Detroit and la
O'oderieli she had^ a host of friends
rhodeeply, mourn her demises
g$, Messrs. Chas, and G. Nairn attended
the funeral which took place in De-
• 'txoit, and the God u.ch ler unch " of
Ake - Daughters of• the Empire sent a
Handsome wreath.
Bert Fisher, a young pian, who was
*rreated In a Toronto hotel by De-
*t:oi'ive Tipton early Saturday mora-
t at the instance of the Chief of
'.4'olice of Goderich, was taken back
to that place yesterday. Fisher, :who
lads- been. in the city only a few hours
'before Ms arrest,. is alleged to have
stolen a 'Winchester repeating rifle
ltd a wedding ring from a hotel at
foderich. While Tipton was looking
°'for• Fisher, Detective Armstrong re-
eo rered the gun and ring in a pawn
'Shop on Queen street west. A young
Irian named Slattery, who was travel -
.'ling with Fisher, was also taken to
lteadquaters on a charge of vagrancy,
filetwag released .by the police after
*Wog -notified by R. Postlethw:aite,
Ohief of Police at Goderich, that he
apparently, had had no connection
`'with the theft. Slattery remained
In the city.
Miss Walker of Toronto is ' the
N:guest of Rev. J. and Mrs. Pollock.
'Rev. Mr. Clement is enjoying ex-
e'ilennt health his many friends are
*lad to see, and enjoys fnoving about
heaping his grounds in order.
1'Ir. Cockfield's cottage, which is
,tieing newly plastered and decorated,
HI soon be ready for occupation.
.."4/1k. Nichol Ansley has removed to
,,a* house on Quebec street, theone
later _.oc4 upied by Mr. Clairmount.
`,-15IIs. Adarir•'Thompson and family
:have removed from the family resi-
,.• fence, Victor street., to the stone
.cottage owned by Mrs. W. W. Rhynas
on Newgate street.
Mr. W. Andrews has returned frem
Brussels, where he spear the past
winter.
Mrs. Fox has moved to a com-
• fortable cottage on South street.
It is the intention of the West
,Street Lawn Ca. to extend the lim-
- its of their Dowling Green at the
close of the present season, when
d.ha building on Waterloo street will
he removed.
Mr, and Mrs. Josiah McElroy and
nephew, Master Howard, have returnr-
rsi. to Orangeville.
Mr. and Mrs. Barron now occupy
the pretty brick cottage on Anglesea
St, lately occupied by Mrs.- Hussey.
Mr. Barron is on the C.P.R. staff
of trainmen. .
Miss Atkinson has taken a position
in Halifax. Her sister Mrs. Drysdale
and family will remain in Goderich
this season. .
Miss Birdie Ya,l s, only daughter of
Jas. Yates, has passed very
scessfully her recent exam. as a
nurse -in -training at. Cook Courtly Gen-
srat hospital, Chicago.
The Woman's Institute met! on
Thursday afternoon last but the 'el-
eotion of officers did not take place.
A meeting will be held tomorrow af-
ternoon for that purpose. The secre-
tary read 'her annual report, showing
'the Institute to be in a good and
sound state financially and that a
member of worthy causes had re-
.ceived support during the year. A
fine paper was read by Mrs. Salkeld
,entitled, "Do Your Best and Leave
the; ort." Ib was full of good
thoughts and was much enjoyed. The
president and Mrs. MCArtehun served 5
o'clock tea at the conclusion of the
session.
A special meeting of the council
wacq held on Wednesday night to ar-
range fon purb:ng, the ltttrill propertey
in shape for the military, camp to be
"held 'tihiaie This year. ' '.Electric light-
ing will he installed on the ,;rounds,
and the ater supply will ire looked
after. A sp oral commri•t'tee consisting
c.f member of the council and Board
of Trade w11 have the admisistraeion
of the affai, of the grounds aha tx'rl
make an offrt to have the C. F'. R.
establish i# system of transportation
across the river to the camp, to re-
-y ••in fin force while, the camp is being
tereider the building of a foot bridge
held. If they succeed in this it will
resider the building of a foot bridge
_across the mouth of the river un-
necessa'Yy, as well as eliminating the
necessity of a march of three miles
around 1 y Saltford to reach he camp.
Thred • snore than the usual number
•of cares were heard in the police
court °last weak. A1•mer Westbrook,
ie young farm laborer of Ashfield,
was forced to give up 15 and costs
for misusing a horse. dee hired an
• outfit from the Davis livery here and
drove the horse twenty miles '" ht
breakneck speed, with • the result that
. the •anirtial was in bad shape for
:eome days.
John , Johnston, a .r'eeIdent tsf t?Wn,
• will spend a 15•dny terra-iu.jtx as
the result of a agree.
g
A man• from a local board( house
left the place reeeittiiy and it n Chtrt;-
',ged her took with hifa writ and
ken teilttable11,
1,
factory. It is to be. a fire proof
building and as there ane a large
number of men employed on it it will
probablybe completed very soon.
Capt. Tfiayden received word the
other day from the Provincial See -
rotary of the Boy Scouts` that this
district, Mean, Perth, Bruce and
Grey-,• is entitled tp have cane repres-
entative at the rally of Boy Scout to
be .held in England early in July .in
connection with the coronation.
Mrs. (Rev.). Joseph Elliot leaves in
June fox Europe, sailing frond New
York.
Rev. Mt. Hamilton has been. quit«
i11 for some time butwe' are glad to
learn that he is improving very' sat-
isfactorily.
Malcolm' 'McDonald shipped on the
steamer Wexford this season. The
steamrer called last week here and
Malcolm's friends, were glad to see.
hien looking so well. ' It is hoped
that the summer on the lakes will ful-
ly restore his health. •
Mrs. Malcolm McDonald has return. -
ed from a visit bo her sister in Tor-
onto.
The large tree which' was "torn up
by the .roots on West street
last fall is now flourishing on
Mr. Seager's lawn. having suc-
cessfully stood the heavy frosts
and the transplanting,
Mr. Halstead, who was unfortunate
in loosing fingers by two accidents
at the organ factory, is now employ
ed at his old profession of cleaning
feathers,
Mrs. Jennings of the Bayfield Road
is stiffening from an attack of rheu-
matism, a •.
At Victoria street church on Sun-
day evening last an appreciative con-
gregation listened to an exct•1l'ent
sermon from the pastor, Reiv. Ds.
Medd, from the words. "Now, when
Daniel knew that the writing was
*sled be kneeled upon, his kntes three
times a day and prayed and gave
rlaanks before God , as he, did 'afore -
time." A very charming organ of-
fertory was played by Miss .Roache.
The anthem, "The Lard is King,"
was beautifully rendered by the choir.
Next Sunday the League anniver-
airy in connection with Victoria
street church will be held, when Rev.
Mr. Ferguson of Kincardinei will con=
duct both morning and evening ser-
vice. Dr. Medd will take Mr. Fer-
guson's work in Kincardine. •
The following refers to a former
Goderich boy, and is from an Ottawa
paper : "Don McGillicuddy, son of
Mr. Thos. McGillicuddy of Toronto ;
assistant physical' direntor of the Y.
M. C. A., started this morning bo
ride from, Ottawa to Toronto on a
bicycle. 'He left the Association
building ar six o'clock and expecte to.
reach( Toronto tomorrow night, alter
a ride of 280 miles." Mr. IVIcGilli-
cuddy was unable to continue his ride
farthur than Napanee, however, and.
proceeded from there by train. He
had ridden 143 miles in eighteen
hours. his many friendsin connect-
ion with the central Y,M.C.A, on his
return presented him with a hand-
some musical clock. He is supervis-
or of t'he;new playgrounds at Ottawa.
The Godecich District meetiing will
be heldin the North street Method-
ist church on the 18th and 19th. On
the evening of the 18th a meeting
will be held to discuss aural union,
Rev. Jt E. Ford of Wesley church,
Clinton, and,Rev. Mr. Conway of the
Nilo will speak.
Mr. Frank H. McLean of Red Deer,
Alta., brother of Mr. Allen D. McLean
ean
of town, has bjoined -lately by
his brothers, Ohas. and Henry. The
two other brothers remain in God-
erich. .4The •benefit concert given in .Odd -
follows hall on Fri day evening was
not as well attended as might have
been, expected. The program was a
good one, Me Band giving some fine
selections and Mrs. King rendered
some solos in her usual well known
charming manner. Also a couple of
drills given by some; of the C. I, Sty dents were very pretty. The reader
Miss Pearl O'Niel, was something of
a disappointment, hon readingsbong
old and not up to the mark. Mr.
King was accoanpaniste.
On Wednesday evening of lase week.
a toad wedding was solemnized in
Knox church, Miss May A,, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Wilson, becoming the bride of Harry
A. McCreath. Rev, Geo. 1'r. Ross
performed the ceremony at 7 o'clock,
The wedding match was played by
Miss Evelyn Wilson. Ater the nup-
tial knot was tied the happy couple
droVe to their future home on South
street, whore about 'thirty of their
relativees+ and friends were,gatheredd to
wePooane thein. Atter congratulations,
all . at down to a dainty wedding
supper,: the tables being tastefully de-'
coxae with nn:yrtln and dattodils. The.
bItide's suit was of navy blue ,ladies'
cloth with s' white silk waist and
she Were whitu carnations. The
presenter were ntimaroue and showed
the esteem in which the young Couple
are held. Tht ,gr000n's gift
to the bide Was a I nriburet of pearls.
The men)r friend* tele bride - and
root* df; yd abets.
Godericiv
T'be knife wish which Edward Jar-
dine -confessed be %reordered Lizzie
Anderson, las noW le the head: Of the
authorftiea. Shortly after Jardine'a
trio.? it was learned that a knife bed
been found near the spot where Jar-
dine stated he threw the weapon. It
was eiacured by Chief Postlethwaite
and forwarded to headquarters art
Toronto, where it wilt be subject to
a minute ,examination. A boy found
the knife on the lake bank sbortly
after Jardine's areest and. it has been
in his possession ever since. It is
a medium-sized, black -handled one,
with two blades, opening from the
aanae end, An examination of the
knife showed undoubtedly that there
were bloodstains on the hilts of the
blades. The finding of the knife go-
es to prove the testimony given by
several who described at the trial the
kind of knife Jardine carried.
Tuckersmith Township.
Mr. Sidnee Johns, an old resident
of this township, died at her home in
Seaforth en Wednesday of last week
after an illness of a fortnight? due to an
attack of paralysis: Mrs. Johns was
a daughter of the late Robert. Car-
nochan. hen. of Tuckersmith and after> her
marriage to Mr. Sidney Johns, un-
til about nine years ago, when they
moved to Seaforth, was a resident+ of
,the west end. She was well known
and -highly -respected in this town-
ship and also in Seaforth. Mr. Johns
survives. The funeral took place on
Friday afternoon lase to Maitland -
bank cemetery. -
Suffered Greatly
From Colic.
Mrs. 'Aiime Guenettrs, L'Immaculee
Conception, Que., wriras : "My little
boy suffered greatly from colic I
gave him castor oil and other medi-
cines without helping him in The
least. One day I saw Baby's own
Tablets advertised, so wrote for a
box . I found them so good that I
always keep therii in the house and
would use no other medicine for
baby." The experience of Mrs. Gue-
;rette has been that of thousands of
other mothers, Nola only 'do . the Tab-
lets cure co?ic, but they cure coustli-
pation, vomiting, indigestion, snake
teethipg easy banish worms and make
baby bright, active and happy. The
Tabletss are sold by medicine dealers
or by mail at 25 cents 'a box from
The Dr. William:,' Medicine' Co,, Bro-
ckville, Ont.
Marriages
MORROW=RICKBEIL--.n tri ich on
May 3rd, Phoebe Rirlsheil, daugh-
ter of John F. Rickbell, io David
S. Morrow.
ROSE-HOCKRIDGE--At the lleth-
odist parsonage, Fresecls, on Ap-
ril '26t1i, by Rev. Dr. Oaten, Rob-
ert Rose of Grey township to
Eva" Ethel Hockrid.ge of Morris
township.
FARROW—PETHICK—At ' a!ha. rec-
tory, Seafortlr, on May . 8 rd, b.y
Rev. J. Berry, Rooei't Farrow of
Morris to Monilaien•i, Eldest
' daughter of Mr. ".lo'i, Peth'ck of
Seaforth.
CASE--McADAM—At the residence of
Mr. Donald W. McRae, Montreal,
on April 29th, by Rev. Jas. G.
Potter, Agnes ' Jessie McAdam,
eldest daughter of the fate David
McAdams, to 'George Edward Case
of , Toronto, , formerly of Exeter.
MCCREATH-WILSON - .In Knox
church, Goderich, on May 3rd, by
Rev. Geo. E. Ross, 'Hlerry A.
McCreaieh to May Audra, dapgh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wil-
son, both of Goderich.
Births.
COOK—In Clinton, May 3rd, to Mr.
and Mrs. Won. Cook, a son.
FLYNN—In Hulletttownship on May
Gbh, to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Flynn, a daughter. • -
CLARKE—In Stanley on Apri, 26th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clarke, . a
son.
GILMOUR—At :Tumwater, Wash., on
May 3rd, to Mr. and Mre. J. A.
Gilmour, fon.nerly of Clinton, a
daughter. •
McCREAA—In Belgrave, May 2nd, tai
Mr. and Mrs. Relit McCrea, a
son.
McGRE'GOR-In East Wawanosh, Ap-
ril 27th, to Mr. and Mrs. War,;
McGregor, 'a son. .
JAMES—In East Wawanosh, April
26th, to Mr. and Mrs, Wm: Jane -
es, a s)n.
WITME'R—A-0 the Goshrn Line, Hay,
/ on the istr inst.. to Mr. and Mrs.
Sylvanus Witmer. a son.
WEBB—In: Goderich on May 4th, " to
Mr. and Mrs. J. Webb, Trafalgar
street, a daughter.
Deaths •
OSBALDESTON--Inn Clinton" on May,
7th., Audrey Osbaldeston, aged 37
years, 6 montihs and 20 days.
HACKWELL--In Chicago on May 1st,
Dr. S. S. 'Hackwell, son of Mr.
Wm. Hackwel'l of McKillop; in his
34th year.
POSENER.--In Mabtapan, Boston, on
April 27th. Sybil . Maud Knox,
wife of IT. B. Pesener, and dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. John Knox,
Goderich,
TAYLOR -•-In Wingitanu, April 29th,
Rosanna Waugh, beloved wife of
, Mr. Walter Taylor, in her 71st
year.
LITTLE --In Hale, Michigan, en Ap-
Trit 24th, Wm.. Little, formerly, el
Morris, aged 80 veers. •
JOHNS—In Seaforth.• on May 3rd;
Jane Caimoohan. wife of Mr. Sid-
ney Johns, in her 83rd year.
GOIr1 O -In Exeter, April 86th, Jam-
es, Gould, Iluron street, aged 69
gars and 11 m'oniehs.
Ai serious rising *ark Ifiacs in Cori-
,.
►!
IN Mieil iia,(,'
Willf=ul young, Ittlad la Goderich,
May Mill. 1#lll,
Our father deer Ms left us,
In a better hued to dwell,
We soon shall have to follow,
now soon, we cannot tell.
We loved bier, 'yes, no true call,
yell,
How much we loved •hi.•rn, and haw
wel'I,
God loved bin, too, and he theugnt
` best,
To take hire haute with, hfm to
rest.
Our home ds sad without him,,
For hits we m,oura this day,
But still we know' he's resting
In a land "thail's far away.
Today we are most lonely
Without o`u'r father dear,
Who leaves behind ht's loved ones,
To mourn his presence here.
—The Family.
F' 't VA'TlC SALE.
of hawing town writ
kj private We 1
good oondlt$oti',
fox seasmer kite
and oth4 artie
Hensall
Mrs. Robert Carlisle died at Lon-
don on: Monday of last week after a
lingering illness. The remains were
interred in Hensall cemetery.
E. Bice, son of Ira. Bice, passed his'
third year exams. at the Western
Medical College, with first-class
honors.
NEWSPAPER READERS 'BENEFIT
One of elle very, first advantages
which the new early morning Toronto
to London mail train will present, is
a 'delivery here of the Toronto. Morn-
ing papers hours earlier than ever
before.
The Daily Mai? ez Empire is out
with an announcement this issue.
Their . subscription canvassers are
ready .on the ground. Many will
nc doubt welcome the opportunity of
at last being able to secure the
Daily. Morning Mail and "Empire.
FOR SALE.=HUBBARn PORT-
able Steel •Oven in, gocd condfitrion,
capacity 95 loaves. Also i}ans,
scales, weights. 'Owner given up
business. For particulars apply, to•
Thomas Lawa, Bayfield, Ont. —79
CLINTON COURT QF REVISION.
—Notice is hereby .given that the
Court of Revision of the " Assess-
ment Roll of the Towyn of Clinton
will be held in the Town Hall,
Clinton., on the 29th day of May,
1911, at 8 o'clock, p,n i , . fon ,the
purpose of ` bearing sand settling
complaints against the Assessment
Roll. Persons having business at
the 'Court will please attend at the
said time, and place without furth-
er notice, -D. L. Macpherson, Clerk.
FOR SALE.—D. JUNOR'S LARGE
house, barn and garden on Ontario
street, Clinton. Apply at house or
Clinton P. O. -65
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—IN THE
matter ' of the . estate of Sidney
Herbert, Smith of the Town of•
Clinton • • in theCounty of Huron,
Drover, Deceased. --Notice is hereby
given pursuant+ to The .Trustee Libor
thet all peinons having claims or
demands against elm estate of . the
said Sidney Herbert Smith, deceas-
ed, who died on ex about the
Twentieth day of April; 1910, aro
required to solid, by poet, prepaid,
or deliver to tehe undersigned Ex-
ecutors of his estate, on or befm
the first day of June, 1911, their
ciirietian and suanames and address-
es with ful? particulars in writing
of their claim's, and statement of
their accounts and the nature, of
the securities (if any) held by them.
duly verified by, .:,'.natirtory declara-
tion., And take notice that afar
the said first day of June, 1911, the
said executers will peecee'd td dis-
tribute the assets of the said de-
ceased among the parties . rIntftled
thereto having regard only to the
claims of which they shall then
have notice, and the. said executors
' will not be liable for said Issas
ort any part thereof. to any person
or peirsans of whose claim notice
shall not have been received .by
then, at the time of such dis'bribu-
ton. Dared May 2nd, 1911,. G. D.
McTaggart and W. Brydone, Execu-
tors. -
f_•,
BOARDERS WANTED -MRS. LONG -
ley, Station house, Olinton, has
vacancy for a few boarders. Terms
moderate —77-3
FOR SALE. — MACHINE FOR
cleaning and renovating feathers.
Will be sold cheap.—For particulars
apply at The News -Record Of-
flee. —77-3
FOR SALE ON' VICTORIA ST,,
Clinton, good dwelling house eerie
sisting of seven rooms, wood shed,
good collar, herd and +soft water,.
good stable, one erre of land, good
orchard containing all kinds oft
fruits. -Apply on the "premises.—
William
premises.'William 14Calwill., Victoria St•,
, Clinton. 77
FOR •SAI;E.--ELMXtITII4P SHOOT-
Illorns:• 0
•otchoice
row' and
Orawitb
Also a
breeding.
,'ply Oft
lip.i
dung Bull
imported
ieke hank
d 67895:
alroilar
gee
tbl
dWoos of
wood egoludeva
I lard *wean
-Duncan fSttiveri-
*78
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NQPZCE,...-7A. MEETING OF '1.'I.1"17.
Glinted, ,$orticultural Socniebv t+"11
be held in the Council Chamber at
eight o'clogir on the evening of
.Friday,. May 12th.—M. 0. ;1IeTa..•-
gart, President,.
FARM FOR SALE --Lot north h&if
28, con. 1.2, Hullett, consisting of
50 acres. All seeded down except
10 acres. Small orchard. Frame
house and bank barn with stabling.
On Gravel road 1 mile north of
Londesboro: mile from school.
Apply on the premises or address
Richard Shaddick, Londesboro P.O.
—75
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN=
nor of good clay loran. Nice
bra house, haed and sof` water,
bank barn, drive house; hog On.
Good orchard, all kinds fruit. Sit-
uated on Base Line, outside corpor-
ation of the town of Clinton. Ap-
ply on the premises on to Isaac
Barr, Clinton P.O. —67
The New -
Laundry
--INVITES YOUR PATRON-
-AGE AND GUARANTEES=
PROMPT ATTENTION AND-
-GOOD i'ORK. GIVE US A—
TRIAL, ALL WORK DONE-
-BY HAND.
LADIES BLOUSES , 2 FOR 25e.
Lee Bing
OPPOSITE MOLSONS BANK.
ai
TO THE PUBLIC
' HAVING• ' BOUGHT THE
WORKSHOP DEPARTMENT OF
T'H'E' ROWLAND HARDWARE
BUSINESS, 'WITH WHICH I
HAVE• BEEN CONNECTED. FOR
SEVERAL YEARS, I AM PRE-
PARED TO RECEIVE ORDERS
FOR THE HECLA FURNACES,
PLUMBING, EVExROUGHING,
1?U'T,TING - UP STOVES AND
REPAIRS. OF ALL KINDS, ALL
OF :WHICH WILL RECEIVE
MY PROMPT ATTENTION. A
CONTINUANCE OF THE PAT-
RONAGE GIVEN TH'I•S . DE-
PARTMENT IS RESPECTFUL-
LY REQUESTED.
PROMPT ATTENTION WIL?,
BE GIVEN TO ORDERS LEFT
AT ' ROLAND'S • HARDWARE
STORE..
T. D. JOHNSON
SEED COItN
lm'proved. Learning
Mammoth Southern
White
Longfellow
For the choicest • and most pro-
ductive seed corn buy from the Ele-
vator. Our stock is strictly fresh
and fully matured.
Salt in barrels and bags,
L. SUITTER CO.
Telephone 64 • THE ELEVATOR
CLINTON
We Solicit Your
Patronage.
Wo :Solicit Your Patronage.
WHEN YOU NEED ANY-
THING- IN PLUMBING,
FURNACES, WATER PIP-
ES, EVET'ROUGHING OR
GENERAL REPAIR
WORK LEAVE YOUR OR-
- DER WITH US' AT HAR-
L A N S HARDWARE
STORE. ALL WORK
DONE PROMPTLY AND
SATISFACTION GUAR-
ANTEED.
BYAM & SUTTER
SANITARY PLUMBERS.
.Coal & Wood
YARDS
The summer price of Coal begins o'li
Monday, May 1st. Place your order
and have your bins filled at the
low, nate.
We have just received one
carload of Portland Cement,
Those intending to use cement
this summer should call and
get prices at the Coat and
Wood office opposite the G. T.
R.- station before purchasiag
elsewhere.
We have a good Grain •Grind
and a good Gladstone Buggy near
new for sale ebeart.
A H R FORBES
Phone 62
Jas. Milton,
PASTURE
of young
Reasonable
Murphy, lot 1p,
township, or T. t.
ton.
FOR SALT., --BARRED ROCK EG
from a Patz of my beld'b winter 1
era, bested by lags• Millard egcl
el. Hens are tars size, z'i
shape, goad color', and nicely ba
ed. l eve ;1.25 per'15, Alsof B
Andalusian eggs from hens tl
laid when. $d• mouths old. El
$1.00 per 15. :Poor hatch replac
freer of charge.—H. A. Hovey, CI
ton. 1000 muskrat; skins want%
also othee kinds.—H. A. Hovey.
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