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Vecember 7th, fell
opiailaummiwinomaimernmomm
Gocierich.
Mr. and Mrs. Ss R. Reed ail Isom/
eakeupyin5 the house OA Stanley street
owned thy Mrs. Siseetn.i. •
Mrs. J. B, Whitely has rettainied
:Senn as visit" in Toronto.
Cliatoa News.Reeord
The Wonten's Institute will hOld
:their regulaa meeting at Ellthergezt#
tbe hoiste of M. Bedford, this after -
soon. The president, Mrs, Young,
wzJI giVe a report of the ree,en.t -e0A-
11;1141011 held in Toroatia.
1jrs..31aedona14 ,of Dundonaldwas
in Toren* the greater part of last
swath, • the guest of Mrs. Nordlteirner
o Gleneiyth."
On Tuesday evening last Counoillor
W E. Kelly entertained the Mayors
•toencillors, town officials and the
.press to a.dinner at his resides= on
Church street. Rev. George E. Ross, coal ha e been erected at the rear of
pasilsr of Knox church, was also the pump house and has proved to
be a satasiactlary addition. '.•
A Downey single action pump • has.
been, placed on the east Well, .also a
substantial derrick .and iron covered
pump house.
The followingis a• desc'eption of
the pump : • Paw -head, Downey No.
42 s size of head, stands 8 It. high ;
weight, 3620 lbs; tubing, 325 5 ins'
workin$ barrdl, 41- inside dia-ms power,
electric.; maker, Fairbank Morse ; -10.
N. P. 770 R.P.M.. ; Pumping capacity,
60 gals. • per minuss. ; cost of mitat,
$700.• _ '
141 services have been put..in during
the 'year Making a total of 307 in-
stallations -to date. All- the aPPliGas
times were 7- filled with -.1,e csceptiot,
of a'• few on strests veh.lre mains era
ilea yet laid . and. one which was • re-
ceived too. lato.
• While it Ss. Smpo•sslile to sive a
complete financial statement _for the
yeas: at thepreseat time, Ivo here-
with subinit .what has been already
A Favorable Report.
31r. A. T. Cooper, chairman of the
waterworks corarnititee presented the
'following report of. the year's busieess
at the connell tweting Monday even -
The system has been extended. dur-
ing tbe year On the following streets
James St. 792 ft 4 inch pipe.
Mill St. 75 It 4 inch pipe.
Maria St. 330 It 4 Inch pipe.
Illapte $t. 750 It 4 inch pipe.
Whalzhead St 890 rt 1 inch pipe.
. Albert St. 528 It 1 inch pipe.
Albert St. 72 le 1 inch pipe.
Ontario SS; 750 it 1 inch pipe.
Ong hydrant was set on Maple St.
which makes 56 now in use.
A coal shed built of content and cap-
able of holding a year's supply of
present.
The Mothers' meeting in connection
with the W. C. T. 1.1. was hsld on
Friday eveninlg laet with a large
slumber of members present. •
, About three-quartees of a million
bushala, of grail& arritved in this harbor the beginning of last week. The
1Vaconda, cleared, for Windsor last
week to load for the -upper lakes after
tin:oat:fug seven thousand bushels of
wheat at the eleaator here.
Tweaty-thrte carloads of flax left
here on Wednesday foe Parkdale.
Tuesday last being the first atm -
versary of the organization of the
Boy Scouts in Goderich, the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Y. Met'. A, gave
them a tea, when a very enjoyable
time was spent. About thirty -fie
msenbers were present, and all seemed
to enjoy the games, music and supper
provided. Af tee supper the regular
meeting of the scouts was held. A
number of improvement's have been
nsade in Me Y. M. C. A. hall and -a 1, accounted for and Include,. se eStis
ateinber of new magazines 4tave been mate 01 the receipts - and :exet noitoi,
added to the :iss of reading• matter. -es for • the balance. of. '.'the year.
/Miss Goldthorpe, wlio was connected Revenue for 1911 • Troia consumers
with • tho Singer Company here, ' has s1250.00, • street . •••waserieg 3150_011,
now accepted a position as. bookkccas Macadam- roada•$5•.00e hydrant ,rental
er with the risme firm in • London.., $2240.00-sTonal $3690:00.,
Rev. Albert T. Moore, secretary ol Ekpenclitere for 1911 : Engineet's
nemperance and moral- refosin, preach- salark .$500.00, • Coal (20 Veit on hand)
ed in North &greet church on Sunday.sys-032.se,s- amp repairs, etc.. $367.33.,
Mr: and Mrs. George Williams have' Guesne pi -�t of operation • for Ott,
removed to St. Vincent street. Their s2490:00-.-Tettal :.$3699.00.• •
son, Montague Wil?larns of the Lake Interest..and dobentares : Interest on
superior Power Company, Michipoco. debentures $2430.00, . debentures due.
sere is at present visiting. them.. 1911 ;1193.09s-0623:09- Less- •• • guess
(7ouncillor Robert Elliott, who has profits of operation 32440.00, not de -
been in Halton county packing apples licit for :1911 $1183-,09, . . • -
for the past six weeks, has raturned Capital. ateciant : Investment ineluds
borne. in.g 307 services $56,858..91„, mehe
Sirs. J. A. Camel:is:1, who has been vestment .9100000, pipes, tools and
visiting her sister, Bliss. (Bev- Dr.) stock • on hand $350-Totial expendi.
Medd at Vic esria street parsonage,
tore,- $58,208.91.
has resurned to -her home at Wosts .
Liabilities : Debentures issued $.59,-
teld. 000.00, less • principal- paid $4-,700.0O--
On Saturday afternoon the I,adies' Total liability- $54,300.00.
Auxiliary to the Y. M. C. A. held a Metres in use : 80. rs-reetreet-
int.eting at the home of Mrs. Hayden ,
tn disgo;ss ways and means loa the
earrking out of plans for the help _OS
ornament.
the Association.
Hayden'* new. brick residence on
meto think
St. Vincent street is nearing corn-
ple Sion.
Master Thompson, eldeSr son of
:Hr. William Thompson, arrived home
-on the steamer Algonquin 'after -a
pleasant season's sailing.- He is In
she best of hea?th.
Op Saturday Mrs. MelIaddie re-
eeived word of the death in '&4:11Aand
if Mrs. James McHaddie, wife of
entperintendent Melladdie of she Pen-.
insular and Oriental Navigation Com-
pany at Bombay, India. The lady
-had gone se Scotland for her health
seat° Hats ago.
The skating rink is now ready for
setting .'into shape for the winter's
skating"
Gun Club
.Tho Clintrin Gun Club
they have a grievance' regards
weather condi1'ion:4 at their - anaual
shoo', whieh took place on Thursday.
and • Friday of last week.. Though thel
prev
disagre.
snow far.
the 21st annua
there was .4 strong.
snatesially interfered withthe scores
made. The Ne*S-Record would re-
spectfully '•suggest- that this important
annual event be held somewhat earlier
Is the season. :The weather ihen might
becounSsd on to be fairer and it would
.also allow -of a larger number of Spectators, • though • it is an open question
whether' the shooters .desire a larger.
)ng weathes this year . was tean
hie than last, there' .being no
et on Thursday, when
tournament opened,
ale blowing which
School Book Ptiees Lower.
Pursuing the policy of one book in
each subjece and eheapnes3 wiwrever
possible, the Whitney Government/ has
secured reduced prices for new, better',
and in most cases larger books as
follows
Cops -Woks
Arithmetic
Grammar
Geography
Spelles
History of
Fortner Present
Prices
(5 nambers) 85o
25c
25e
75e
25c
England and
Canada
History of Canada - -
Physiology and Tem-
perance or Hygiene
Drawing boob (5 nuns -
hers _ _
(one book) -
Total
30e
50e
25c
25e
35e
25e
20e
5e
-33.15 $1:85
,88, Ambrose. Maguire •86, 0.V. Barge
Harland 81, Mabel Marshall Ill, Frank
Jr. Clasa.-Ha'rold Manning 87,
11S0dzirt Judd 107,' -Doreen Stephenson
Willena Kees 83, Murray McNeil 74,
Schrenk -80, -Elsie Graelis as, Wilissd
ScelaS. 88-, Lyda , Livermore 87, Ethel
Mackenzie 84. . • * • •
.Andrews. 88,-• Edna West- 87, Etaalie.
Fred. Wallis 92, Geo. MiddleS,m: 92,
Wasmaa 87, Madelon Shaw 87, 'Alex.
Mil 81, Flora Miller 77, Edith Jonea
• • ' L. Stevens, 'feather.
be" 77,
14t17.ini7t,:nR1114ases.....14Mojaosretntd.ipleifeil7INirsSiii:ne801 November,psen
Gibbifigs 69 Aileen Armour 68, .Ina
James. McCreary 68,' George Evane li2.•
77, Ettsa Argent 73, Merrit •Nediger
Will .Fulford 01, Jim Walker 60..,
Willis Cooper 88,i Mildrdd Livermore
86, Frances .Yesbec 7S, Josepbine Ces.
Jrs. -Bertha . Yates ' 1/18, Bessie
Trowhill 67. - . • '• • ' •
I.Svermore 93, Ernest,' Little op„ Itar;
Ernest Hall 91 s Earle Steep 89, Rob.
Sheeley 187, Erskine- Evans 182,
sit' Chowen 108, Harold Mill 167,
ShipSey 83, Sadie Waish 83, • Leota
Marjorie Barge 86, Orville Murphy 84,
' Jr. 3rd, -Jessie Jackson 89, -Marian
70, Lawrence West 05, Earle Crich 62,
Hattie Livermore 89, . \Wile Bell 89;
Kemp 190, Irene Cole 194, Lyda
rip, Mildred Cook 178, Kathleen
O'Neil. 142, Hattie Greig 140, Maida
Cramer 1116. -' . • •
Smith 77, Ruth MeMath 72, Marion
Cecil . Pecfritt -73,,, Egst Cooper -op,
iger 206, Mary Chidloy 206, Elenor
Percy Ladd .182, Margaret Walker
Dowzet 171, -,Winale. Draper 173, Bes-
ry Lawrente 03, Bessie •• Harland ' 93,
Mcirrish 192, Lois Holmes 188, Eugene
liott 64, Arnold Glazier 64, ,Carman
Turner GO.
61, Frank Pennebaker 61.
Gerele Wahis 75, Austin Nediger 72,
Chester Johnston 6:1, Albest -Shier
64, Charlie Thompson 03, Bernie Hall
70, Clinton Cook 70, Oliver Johnston
97, Jessie Watkins 65, Mervin . t'l
07, Foster Copp 6fi, Viola Cook 65
70,Nora Kearns's- 67, Clara TwitcluIS
Harriet Canteion 71, Charlie Centel( a
Sr. -Cla.s:i.=-Leighton Walker 92,.
4th Division. • • •
Sr.."Class.-Aliee Peckitt 84, Melltie
Sr. .3.rd.Cleta Dunford -9.3,. Ernest
Total marks 225. Srs.-sLeona-Ned-
.Jr.-Willie Bla.cker 73, Eva Carter
. ard Division. . . . .
. ,- .5th Division. ••
cora Miller 77,, Evelyn Chat
-M. E. Chitiley, Teacher.
• • --3..Wilson, Teacher.
2nd Division. .
-M. (1. Grahams Teacher.
.
Mr. Alfred •Saults has so far recov- audience. It, may be that -their best
I
erect Irom his recent illness that he scorea are made' when there are •bub 76, • Beryl coopep 75. • .
n•ss removed to his home last week. •few to look • on. 'However; be. -that an Jr, Class.s-Agnes Walker 94, 'SteW-
- Exeter
Mrs. J. Stanbury is visiting her
ester, Mrs. J. CloultIey of Toronto..
Mrs, T. J. lIawke of •Moncete N:
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. T.
Harvey and Waft friends in the 1'
ini ty
Mr. John Elliott has returned after
.a visit in Marlette, Nach.
Rev, C. W. Sanders of Beantiord vis
Steil his parents in town reeently.
"IL‘DDY'S GIRL." ••
it may, .the weather seems to have a
special grudge againsb. this partieular
event. . .
High' average the firs' day was won
by Mr. It. J, Ernsliss of St. Thomas,
'While Fred. ,Kerr, Crediton s' P. Phil-
lips, Toronto ; and J. E. • Cantelon,
Clinton, tied for second place. • The
fo1lowin4., are. • the scores : .
art Mellrien on, Annie Lawrence 88,
Mtha Graelis .86, Alice Flaker 86,
George Shipley 85, Earle Johnson 85,
George Walker 81, Bert .• Sidman 82,
Alina STeCorvie 81, Charlie •Cole
Mamie Cree 79, Beetha Gunn
Helen .Crawford 73 .1 . Ernest Bradsha
71.. • s " • •
Courtier, reacher.
First event, 15 'II= bilis, 30 yard% •.• • ow Division.
FS Kerr 121 G. McCall id, • G. Dimk
.9, R. Emslic 15,11.. KYlen 9, R. Day
E. Caatelon 11, P1iillips13,
Stuart* 1240. ThOmp.son 13.
Second. event; handicap, 10 birds -1S,
Kerr . (29) 9, G. McCall, (27) •10,
Dunk' (27) '109 11, Enislie (30) g, • IL
kyles: (27) 8, 11 -Day (27) 9, ' 3. E.
CantelOn (28)' 9, Phillips: :(89).
Stuart (29) 9, Thompson (30). 7. 'r
Third event, .10 live birds -F. :- Kerr
(29). 8, IvIeCall '(30) 8, Dank (30)-.9,
R. Fanslia (28) 8, .K"yler (28) .6,
Day (28) ,8, Cantelon (28) 9, Phillips
(27)i, 9, Stuart (28) .7; Thompson
(28) 8.: ' . •
On .Friday the program was target
shooting. The principal event). was the
Clab's fourth annual long-distance
chaMpionship, which Was won by Mr,
IT, L. Taylor 'of Morpeen: The .prize
was a handsome cur glass: water
set. .ITSgh average was won by Mr,
It. Day of 'London. Messrs. .1. 1.1,
Hovey of town, Wakefield of Toronto,
and Stuart • of -Hamilton., tied for
second high average. .
A re you one of the hundreds who
tare written to The Globe for a cop
Asi "Daddy's Girl" ? This is probab-
;e, withoutea single excepeion, the
Mbst popular picture ever published
in Canada.
A few years ago The Chris:Snits
tilobe puhltslied a limited number of
them. The demand was so great that
every copy was ordered before it .was
pat on the market.
A sample copy of thia picture, which
/ from a photograph of a child witelt
:he sweetsest and, most expressive face
shall can be imagined, may be seen
at this offiee.
To see it Ils to want it.
This beautiful picture still be given
S'ret. with each new subscription or
renewal ientr in for The Weekly Globe
and Canada Fanner before Deeemhen
list, 1911„
lienneiber the edition of this pie -
sure is limited, and the first come the
•erst served.
The Weekly Globe and Canada Farms
es has been enlarged, the staff,
ss•ri ters i•ncreased, and many ne
Jeatures have been added. Those. im-
provements are in keeping with the
progressive management • that has
:made The Daily Globe one of the first
half-dozen newspapers on the contin-
tint. The 'Weekly Globe ••.• Arlit •
Farmsr, wirh its Illustrated Mag -
?line Section, has Aiwa:its held a lefts
*nog place among the tnebropelttan
ilsseeklles in Canada. Ir will now be
JIN'Ssatiff With the best on the contineats
Mien • the Illustratsi Maga:Lino See.:
tfon, w I Oh RN forty . or fifty pictures
of current events every Welt, itakert
Into Oecount, it is certably a Ott of
reading to be given. for oily otic
,iar per )ear.
GUARANTEE.'
•
W.,1 ay:, authorized by the publishers
to guarantee that eyery prrson wlm
during the month of December pays a
year's Subscription to The Family
Herald and Weekty Sear of Moetreal,
will receive a tapy or their valuable
premitim picture,. entitled "Home
Again." The Family Herald and more 320, Albert Hewitt 328, -Prank
Scram 319, Hilton Butt 319, Edgar
Wiltise 306.
• 2nd Class -Helen, • Ladd 160, Sadie
Gibbs 155, lliata ie Blacker 153, Jaek
IlrItion 131, Howard aould 131
Norman McNeil 1.24, Bert McGuire
128,• Jeanliord 119. • • .
' will have themselves to blame. The. 1st IttSa -1-Erie -.Reid 99,- Barry
FaridlyMeraid alul Wee,Y13' Star 1 Code 08, Reginald Joakins 94, Nor -
inch 'a beautiful picikire all Inc • one tkian Voulytpr I1, Evens pow, ,
dollar is • such tarp value that Aense..ceSsli& 87;' 'amen Deno 86:
Person Mks abrd to ir400 :Jack Wigginton 84, Leo Reynolds 82,
picture is given both to renewal and • Charlie Mennell 82, Elmer Miller 71,
new subscribers. Careek 69,
Class. -Dorothy Roqce- 255, Amy
ttellyar 250, Fergus Reynolds 248,,
Harry rafttante 242, Sara SMeCtirsarv•
210, Harry pall. 238, . Gordon Hall,
.236, Willie Muth 230, Marjory . Beat-
on 220, Hassel Britton 201, Jabez
Rands 185'. , •
• • 3-4. Class -Katie Wylie 257,, Alex.
McRae 248, Amy (Sould 24-7, joe Yes -
be 211,- Keneeth Carter 238,- George
Carter .237, .John Yesbec 233, 'Fred.
Elliott 220, Stevsart Taylor. 215; Iles-
-
. . .
sic Moseish - 213, Amos' Osbaldenl on
208, Jean Erskine 203, Jessie 'Mc-
Creary' 202, . Margaret, nfenuel 195,
Nellie Ruteedge 183, Cecil Cook .183,
• (!. Tiplady, Teacher.
• lth
Sr. • Class. -Total marks 250. -
•Gladys lase 225, Pearl Reid 210,
Margaret Cree 208, -Daisy Nodiger
201, Leona Taylor 203, Wilbur 'Deno
203, Henry Slorean 198, Douglas, Er-
skine 197, Malcolm MeTaggara 195,
Audrey Cellyer• 195, Alfred Glazier
190..
• Jr, Class. 'Fetal marks 200S-4lelen
Grigg 177, Gertrude Fowler 176, MT.
bert lIoltshauer 17.5, Leila McCartiley
170, Helen Roberton 161, Lucy Levy
101, Ruth -Evans 160,Nisbet Cook
150, Untold Lawson- 156.
-M. Wiltse, Teaeher.
8th Division.
Sal Class -Eleanor McTaggart 361,
Frank Muteh 349, %Simile MeMath 346,
Antra Hill 311, Robert Middleton -
339, Switzer Oraelis 331, Roe Liver -
London Road •
Mis campben and Miss Henderson
of Seaforth visited Miss Jennie
Grant, the- past#, wee*.
Mr. and Mrs. Aden Wiltse moved
t10 Clinton this week and will take
U p their abode on Ontario, street.
They are old and respecifed re44019j
of this part and while the whole
community is sorry to loSe them 9
wishes elieni many happy' year of
town life.
The League on Tuesday evening
cleated its officers for the enstt:ng year
as follows :
President, Arthur Steprras
1st Vico, Mrs. G. W. Layton.
2nd Vre, HaLry Livermore.
3rd Vice, Mrs, 0. Hanley.
Treasurer, Wm. Falconer.
Secretary, 0. W. Laytoa.
Treasurer Systematic Giving, Mrs
J. McKnight.
The League will have an oyster
supper on the evening of Dem -el -Ale
19th.
••••••.A.
Bruoefield,
The Canadian jubilee Singers will
appear in the Presbyterian church
here on Monday evening next.
The no.it division in Me new House
of Comsnons gave the Government a
majority of .41.
Marriages
ANDREWS-HILL-Irr . SCIttiton; .tik•
Dos. 6th,by Rev, 3. E. Ferds
daughtes of Mr, and Mrs.
Byard • Hill, to Francis W: An-
drews, son or Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Andrews, 'all. of Clinton. •
COATS -BROWN -In Clinton On Dec.
. 4th, by Rev, Dr Stewart4 Jeenie
Broa c'ff' Tozonto to Willia.ts
• Coats, Clinton
'111cGOWENs-HENDE,R5ON-- At Kel
field, Sask„ . on . November, 22nd,
by •Rev.'"N..H. Munroe, Harvey F.
3IeGowen -Le Elizabeth Maud, eld-
eat daughter of Oeorge Hend-
erson of Morris township:
, • .Births
SWANN--In Goderieh township, on.
Nov. 10th, to Mr. .and 'Mrs, Jos:
-Swann, a daughrer. • .
YOUNG -In Goderich on November
281th, to Mr. and Mrs. • James
Young, twin. daughter,.
COOPER -In. Codorich on -November
29th, to Mr, and ,Mrs. -A. J. Coop-
er, a daughter.
PORTER -At Porter's
emben 27411, to Mr.
ard Portia, a son.
LYNN -In Goderich
23rd, to Mr, and
. Lynn, a son.
Deaths
Hill on • No -
and Mrs. Mrs. Rich-
•
On NoOntber
idrs..3dwitt
•
CUMING-In Blyth on • November'
200.h, ('tuning, aged •79•years
and .6 months.. •
HENDERSON-In Wingnans on N•ov-
ember: 23rd, Thomas Henderaon,
' aged 80. yearts.
McbAULY-On October 23rd at. the.
.. residence of her son• at. Ranfontein,
• Tsinsvaal, South Africa,, Swab.
,Itobinsonlavidow of he late Thorns-
' as:McCa.uly; mother of „tarries .a.nct
• WiLliam• McCauly of •Seaforth.
TAMBLYN-In Whigham • on 'Ntivembi
er 231'd, Louisa • ;Tents, wife of
Dr. Jen. Tamblyn, aged 73 years.
PALMER-In Grey township on Nov-
. emboli 21th, Worden M., only son
• 0' Mr. and Mrs. WS11iam Palms,
aged 8 years and 6 months. , •
RYAN -1n Goderich„ on Nov. 25t1i,
• Minnie Rowlands'. wife :el
Ryan, aged 31 years. • , •
Weekly Star's subscription receipts
in November were 60 per cont. over
November, 1910, almost , entirely ow-
iiig to the ri?•.ture which Is admitted
.hk all who have seen 0 ;1'3 be the best;
iirenium ever given with a riewspap;
or. Those who fail to SOOUI( t eopy
•
•
A I.
•
ITOSICr•MADE. COOKING. -• THE
members of the. Women's Institute
purpose . bolding a sale oE Homes
Made Cooking in the store next to
W. R. • Cotinter's•: jewelnry store on
• Saturday, Dec. 'I6th, commencing at
2 p.m. • .. •• -08
•
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK
and sfildementse-s•• The undursigned
has received inStruetions ••te sell by
public auction en the London Road,
-011 Wedneida,k, Dee. 20th, at 1 p.m.,.
the : 1 draft mare_ 13
yrs 'old supposed te be in, foal to
Viking, 1 ganeral 'purpose -mare, 1
drale conArig 2 yrs, 1 draiS
ifoal 1 cow supposed to be due in
;March, 1 tor.. supposed to he due in
April, 1 pow remposed tobe. due
in May, 0 wing calves, 6 good
fmding steers' 2, yrs old, 8 pigs
abouS 125 lbs. each, 1 Deteing- bin-
der, 1. prose& Wood inewer, 1
Success manure spreader nearly
new, 1 Masseksllarris sulky rake, 1
Massey -Harris rolier, 1 bean harvest-
er, 1 disc harrow,. 1 Maaiey-Ilarris
• dill, 1 buggy, 1 cutter, 1 -wagon
with iron -and also wooden wheels, 1
light wagon with iron axle, 1 set
bob Yeighs, 1 set 4 sieetion har-
rows, I Perrin sulky plow, 2 walk-
ing plows, 1 :Wheel -barrow, 1 fan-
ning mill, 1 hay rack, I seraw
cutter, 1 s'61.or trough, It hay • fork,
tar, rope and slings complete, . 1.
root puIper, 1. seuiller, 1 bag truck,
1 extension ladder, 1 fence pulley,
se.! double harness, a quantity oi
turnips, a quantity of sorghum, I.
Favorlte churn, a number of forkse.
scythes, Joggling chains and other
STRAY STEER. -THERE STRAY -
ed la the premises of the -under-
signed on con. 7„ •Ooderich town-
ship, Oneyoung steer. Will owner
.call, pay Mews's . And take
the animal away. -W. -Walhatiason
Porter's Hill 1'. O. -08
FARM FOR SALE.-TI1E- UNDER -
Signed. offers for sale his farm of
100 aerea in trae township' of Tuck-
ersmith on the Huron Road, three
milos eassi of (-Luton. The farm is
in a good gate of cultivation, with -
good buildings, frame houseand two
bank barns„ and well fenced, and
well chained. For further particu-
lars apply on the premises or ad-
dress J. K. Wort,- Clinton P.O. -08
BOAR FOR SERVIOE.-ILAVING
purchased a thorobred. 'Farnworth
boar will koep tbe ,same, for norviee
at lot 23 on, ane .3s1 von., Ilullott.
Terms 31.00 at time of services wila
privilege of returning if 'necessary. -
L. •Tyndall. -08
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THURSDAY, DEC. 7TI-T, A CON -
colt will be given. xn Willis church
under the direction of- Mrs. MelIar-
4-Smith; assisted by -Mies .Minnie
Vox, soprano, London, and Mr, S.
L. Willgoose, Alas:
orgaLlistt of St. John's church, Lon-•
don. Admission 25e. TicketS may
be had from members .01 the choir
or at Fair's bookstore. • , -00-
•.. .
THE CANADIAN JUBEL EE .SIN-
• gors will appear under the auspices
of the Epwos-11 League of Wesley
.church on Saturday evening, Dec,
9th. Many good things alo said
of their concerts such as the loll -
owing.: Dorche:der, Me, The Canad-
ian Jubilee Singe*, under the aus-
pices •of - the Church ot England
haus, were most heartily received
by an eathttSiastie audience, last ev-
ening. The repeated enc.oros show-
ed the appreciattiOnsisin -.which the
numbers werei reosiVed. 'A • most
thoroughiy • enjoyable evenirig was
spent and wholesome entertainment
given, and I have pleasure in re-
coragending Ahem tio any and all,
II. W. Palmer,- Church Warden.,
Plan of hall opens et Far's, book-
store at • 8 o'clock on the 'mottling oi
Nov. 80th. ItoserVed seats. 35eS •
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FOR SALE. -I • GOOD. PORTLAND
cutter, nearly as ..goed as .new. \yin
,sell cheap. -Apply to Wesley Walk-
er. • , . • -06
FOR SALE. -1 • COAL .HEATER,
medium size, only a few months in
use Will sell rewionable„-Apply at -
\V : Walker's Furniture storo. 'e-06'
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WANTED AT • ONCE ' AN ISP -TO -
date house to buy as 1 am moving
in* town.--Wrn. W. Gssnt, Bo X 93,
Clinton P.0. • -07-2.
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NoirIcE - TRESPASSING • FOR
hunting • • or • any other • puspose
whatsoever on lots 12 ands 13, c.on. •
9,- ..Hullett, is hereby forbidden.
tresPassera • will bo stroseented.-
• John Ilesseliveod, Owner. • -06
TEACHER ,WANTED • BY Ss S. • NO.
• • 3,•S'Sah1ey, duties _to commence at•
. the New Year. Applications, stat--
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ing; salary and qualifications, ..re-
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ceived 'by! Jibe undersSpod, personal
applications prefe'srad.-j. W. fleid,
• sec.-Tim:surer, Varna P.O. . -05
articles. There will be some stab -
ling for horses upon this day at
. the following places : Grant, A.
Stephenson, R. Hunter and 11. Pea-
cock. Ternoi :-All stints of $10 and
undo t, cash : on over that amount
' telt months credit will he given to
purchasers on furnilshing 'approved
joint nottss.. diseountt at the,
rata of fite , per cent. :per _„„annum
will bo allowed for mai. Sale
withont reserve 59 proprietor has
sold his farm. -Wm. -Grant,
prieeor ; That, Gundry, Macaw!.
WANTED -AN INTELLIGE,N r _BOY
with fair educeNon as s6,94 kkm-
er.The Doherty.. Piano- .Q.,1 Organ
' Co. . - 05
LOGS WANTED AT TriE PAcroqy
-All kinds'. of -logs, Maple, Soft
and Basswood preissred.
Higheat prices' paid. -The • Donesty
Plana & Digan Co. ' - 05
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HOUSE. TO RENT. A WELL
built hotrse to • . rent, early •imsses-
sien, moderate relit, good garden
with -fruit brees.- Apply to John
Rausford, Molsons Bank buidirig,-05
FOR • SALE. -1 COAL HEATER, • 1
woe& heater, 3 Rood° Island .Reds.
-.Mr 11. Hill,. phone 120: -704
FARM FOR SALE.--iTHE 'UNDER-
dersigned offers fa*, sale his farm
of 1,17b auto's, befog lot 12 and
west ball of lot 13, Bayfield Road,
Stanley. This is a fa:st-elass farm
wil4,. plenty of water and first.
class buildings, all new within the
last ten years. • Also lot 21, ,north
boundary of Hass, consiating of 119
acres. The village of . 'Blake is
built on the correr" of *Ids farm.
church 'and school within haft a
mile, and only 31 miles from the
thriving village of Zurich which
makes it a very desirabk property.
-Fon furthes particulars apply *
C.. Reid, Varna P. O. 4,4
FARM FOR SALE. -THE UNDER-
sipod, offers for sale his line farm
. of 135 acres agljoiniog the town of
Chilton. The farm is in a good
state 'ot oultivation and has good
buildings-hrick house, bank barn,
Misting house, pig pen, etc., - all
comparatively new. A first-class
young orchard containiag all kind
of fruits, atso small' fruits. The
farm is well fenced and well dita.ia-
ed and is a very desirable home.
s For Surther particulars apply on
• the • premises or address John
Torrance. CInton P. 0.. 91
PROPERTY FOR SALE.-1-1a,rdware
business for sale in Bayfield. Two-
story building, store, workshop and
dwellittg combined, also stable 26,
x 36. Three lots with orchard anti'
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.Gold, Fish for Saturday
Less than three -weeks until •Chrisit-
miaa -and we h3v0 ainioat. everithitiow .
our ,10yland.
• iA NU Post VaraSt Chinaware, Can- -
dies and many other :things suitable ,
for -Christmas gilts.
We invio.) you to- call and exanaine
our goods.
•199,1',991.1,0'
G-. C003K
PROPRIETOR.
CHRISTIA8
Gifts.
We are well prepared for
your wants as our stock is fil-
led with articles suitable for
ChriAmas presents.
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small mils. re
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ply Po R. Rottatt, /3ayfield. -74 IcS
NECKLETS
LOCKETS
BRACELETT
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GEcIsItiTA'NsAND LAD1eS' FOB
RINGS SET WITH DIAMONDS
PEARLS AND 01 HER PRE..
CIOUs STONES
CUT GLASS
EBONY 0000s
SILVERWARE
and
NOVELTIES
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• 3 Dis best (leaned Currants 3 e .25
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sg: 3 lir: finest, seleeted new • •
• Raisins • , .25 •
• ▪ 4. lbs finest selected .pld •
• ItaishiS .25 •
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• New imported, candied Peels •
• leolon,'oratwe citron 11. i%•
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• New alielled•Alinonds . • 40 to
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• NeW shelled Walnuts .40 1
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FOR RENT -A •s SIX • ROOMED:
house on William street Apply( D,
S. , C1ill, Phone 47. -1700.
FARM FOR SALE -Lot north half
26, con. 1.2, Hallett, consisting of
50 acres. All seeded down extePt
10 acres. Smalli, orchard, Frame
house aria bank barn with stabling,
On Gravel road 1 mile north of
Londesboro. mile front school.
Apply on the premises or address
Richard Shaddick, Londesboro P.O.
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FARM FOR SALE --The EXeetitor Of
the Southeoznhe estate offers for
sale 50 acres; being east hall of
lot t 28, con. 6, Hullett. 'Alia is a
first‘elass farm, well watered and
improved and with good' buildings,
Also the undersigned offers for sale
lot 29, con. 0, Ilulicte, eonsisthig of
100 acres. These larms inny
• bought ctogdther Or separately.
Apply to It. 3. Southeombe, Clin-
ton. P. 0. -81)
The News--Itteord Will bo sent to
anv atidIckss.to the end of 1911 for M.
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Tie following quantity. of .
lire poultry is wanted at the
Pouitrr station
each week this season :
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1000 chickens •
500-hena . •
• • 390 ducks •
. 3000 dozen new Said eggs.
Twireys anti Geese later. •
.• Poultry taken in the firSt
• throe dayof aell week. High- '
est. prices pad • in caeli. • Write. .
or phone before you sell. • ' •
N1 L ifIEVIIIRTHII.
.HOLIVIESVILLE
PI -IO -NE -4-.142.
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Busiiiess Training. A Chitin Lit 2
* Seven Colleges in leading tostus ;
iand cities, Two Thousands stu. 1
dents in our Colleges and Horne
• Study last, year. We train from .
i• ten to twenty students for every .
0110 t rattled ' by 3 ttoSt schools.
Ther&s a reason. It is freely
. admitted that our gatdoates gat, f
1 hest positions, and the demand /
for them is "seven" thnes the j
sapply. Exclusive right for On,•
1 tatio of the Tarnow: Bliss Book-
keeping System, You may study •
. at home, or partly at honie and i
finish at the College. A Business
1 lidueation .pOs it dividend evexy
day of.yhurslife. Se
i FRWolmN.T.IZARsi:.1‘.2Elltrow .1
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i, vett or Vri4to for partsettIdi4..
te: Spottoit.'llusWess i
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show you our goods.
GRIGG
Jeweler and Optician, Issuer of
Marriage Licenses.
GOAL IND CEMENT
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Olipnsite• the .G. T. R. Station.
All kinds 01 coal. on hand :
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CHESTNUT . son •cciAL
sTovp; . f'AN.NEL .COAL
• FURNACE ('OKE . •
ARTHUR FORBES
Phone 52
Successom to Jas. Hamilton.
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GRAIN ass
BEFORE- SELLING. " -
YOUR GRAIN CALL
LS UP • f AND GET
, ..REGULAP MARKET
PRICE, IT WIL,L. PAY,
WE WANT WHEAT , •
• BARLEY,. OATS, RYE, • .
PEAS,. BUCKWHEAT, • •
BEANS, ETC..
• • WE -HAVE ON
IIAND • ' LARGE.
:STOCK OF FLOUR
• AND FEED AT REAS-
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ONABLE PRICES. • • •
• SILT ' BAR- .
RF,LS AND BAGS. .
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SUITTER CO.
telephone • 64 THE ELEVATOR
Plumbing, Hot Water
Steam and Hot Air
Heating..
oirivAmzEb 'IRON WORK 'ROOF-
ING AND. EVETROUGHING.
We have everyrhing that is ,
/ • nese and up-to-date in the .
plumbing and. heating business. •
Estintates given on.. 411 contract work.
BYAM & SUTTER
SANITARY PLUMBERS..
TO TI -IE PUBLIC
HAVING BOUGHT THE
WORKSHOP DEPARTMENT 0.1
THE • ROWLAND HARDWARE
BUSINESS, WITH WHICII
HAVE BEleN CONNECTED FOR
SEVERAL ynAns. I AM PRE-
PARED TO RECEIVE onxtEns
FOR THE ITECLA FURNACES,
PLUMBING,EVETROUGIIING„
PUTTING ' UP STOVES AND
REPAIRS 051 ALL KINDS, ALL
Ole WHICH WILL RECEIVE'. '
MY PROMPT ATTENT/ON. A •
CONTINUANCE Ot"rithl PAT. 7
ItONAG E GIVEN THIS
PARTMENT 15 RESMOTF1.11r.
11.1.:QUKSTAD.
• PROMPT ATTENTION WILT,
B.E GIVEN TO 'ORDERS LEFT •
AT ROLAND'S HARDWARE, '
STORE..
t� JOHNSON: