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highest marks, The medals are dopa- stalled, enabling` Mr. Hanna t»'� wa-
T
tett yearly by Victor 'Lauristizid • of
pp 4.�y r j r t
K
Clinton, aged 31 years.
Chatham, a fo•c'.nor (1oderich boy..
Mondaig'$ 8146ctlens.
0uzlett Towooh1p
WHY DO YOU FARM ?
The result of Monday`s elections
John Fatrgrthar, Win. Fear and Win
IS it juste to put its the time or °or
'.'t)ght to be satlsfac�ary to the
t5tffens were in Stratford on Tues.
profit. No doubts you will say for
-%overnment, 82 Conservatives, 22
day'
profit. In that ("Be' you should 'take
a weekly paper that look;t after the
I-rberals and 1 Independent being eI-,
tills.
G nrantths.
business ,end of the farm. That paper
v('Wd, If Sir' James WMiney askedis
Auburn
,rle Weekly Sun. Its market rflt-
t,lt re he- wanted too much.
ports are without an equal. They
..
Mrs. It. A. Roberton, who haj bo.'sn
have made many dollars. for Sun
.•
`• he Liberal 'Centre
critically ilk .for some clays i5 im_
'
readers. They say so. When renew-
gains were :
Biruce, GrIongarry, Hast Middlesex,
,•
prof ring nicely
lug your subseripttlan 'do not forget
l4lonck, North Norfolk, South Ontario
y
Mrs. Joseph Carter is visiting rela.
The Sun, the farmerW business paper,
Prescott, Sturgeon Falls, East Wil-
tives in Toronto.
:oath. They are not allowed, to.1.11 i'
blagton, North Went'wortli,. Rast hent.
Conserve Cves :
Mr. Clarence Symington is in charge
of R. A. Robts:ton's livery barn.
,I.I?rIaS ON THE' DI.ATIf OF MRS'.
gained J.'ast
01tawa, South Perth, East Srrncoe,
Joe Carter and Krim Dawson are
JOHN ALE.XA-NDEIi..
:+tormont, WesF Willington, • South
bull!, engaged pruning app!( or-,
Again Mite Grim Reaper has called
1•'�v.tttworth and North Renfrew,
chard.w They are working at at-
I'llis way
Butcher's.
lace ring's orchard this week,
•fundsior•this institu.
,'dr. Musgrove carried North. Huron
DA. B• C. Weir is on a few days
And gathered the sheaf that we
bP the magnificent majority of 256,
visit to London.
thought might yet stay,
a' gain of 85, and t1his, nottwithstand-
Mr. C. F.. Asquith w'as ail Scaforth
And our hearts are in sorrow and
Ing, the still grunt and pathotio person-
on Monday.
anguish and woe,
al appeals of his opponent.
brforc being put riot of misery. Siure
That you; our char mother, was
–
, •
called to go.
:n Nic South Mr. Ellber had a maj-
Milkers and ,Springers,
For three score odd years thy kind
Ort -V of 285. The only. thing that pre-
be overlooked.- For
apirft. has stayed-;
w -feted it being 400 was the ,over con-
M�• T, C. Rogerson, who has been
Than hast been a loved wife, a
iidenoe and consequent carelessness of
lin Manitoba for thtt past couple or
clear mother, a maid.
many of his supporters. They have
months, has returned !tome.
')ate
corge to regard the "People's Harry"
The :Niwmill is living thorough,,
In each fa beloved, and che*shed
as invincible and so laid back on
overhau,ad and Hill be in excellent
and kind,
their oars. Still 287- is not so bad
shape when finished.
And, we still love the mother
anti It shows the osteettt in which
Mr, Oitto Finkbeiner has retornod
though we're left behin3.
Mfr. Eilber is held tin the constituency,
after a vr3l,' with 14:•dllverton friends.
O how sad tt;tatt ail lionvi, ;j-d.:t'I
_--
Mr. John McAllister of West Waw-
hearts have to t ioilru ,
Mr. Elliott math: an Honest fight in
anori`i rozently dug' up a turdv which
When our clearly belave�l t:r,as lfwi'd i
t:r.ntre Huron, but although in latw
tteasurod foray -six oiobcs in clrculi'
•passed o'er the ,
t'•,t xn
form alill"ity.lic ire head and shoiclders
Terence and weighed over eigWi.tva4t
Rut how grand and how' Izxinu.^, to
over ITIS opponctnt, his orgatiizatiaii
Was not up to bac mark, cou,i;quent-
pounds.
Mr it. Theme-,, galla of Ayr, has
look past+ the yt :+tv,
:v the full vote was noKL got out, but,
been appointed station agent, here.
. And to see them w1111. 1('>n,, tl;e
,his cloys not apply to CiinTtan which.'
Mr, T. Moon, who Iia:! been in the
MightyMighty tia :Sari.
,.....,•,
gave Mr. Elliott a lead of .56. From
west for .several months, returned rim
herr We3'rf 'leave thea ova(
all reasonable po€pt's of view itae
contly and has gond to Scaforth,
forever to rest,
i@trig' t interests would have been
where, lie 11as'secured it position.
With , Jesus our Saviour. or. baa
'.if -iter a.,rved by Joseph Ell€ort than
�♦
• +�+ �T �i �`
• YY.. l • , lr Li I L.a•♦
loving breast,
by Williarp r'roudfootl..
--
And wiell strive to'1e .worlily to
• .. �
Constance.
Constance -
enter' that rest!.
P
.
When he calls us each ho•na ' to
A Pretty Wedding in Hullett.
Mr. and XFC John Ilinchley of Sea-
that land of tlhe Blest.
forth spt!zt Sunday week'the guest
-Martha C. Marquiri.
•. very pretty woddi>ig took- place
.of their nice, Mrs. Ed.Britton..
_
a' "Alton Grange," the home ,of Mr,
Miss Della BAtton had a paity for
•,_
t r
with fruit t eel.- Apply to John 0
pPY
V n, Stewart on Wednesday of last
a number ..of her little frionds on
LOW RATES FOR CHRISTMAS
iw-t>k when his daughter Mae became
Satxxlay- afternoon;
AND NEW YEAR EXCURSIONS,
:he bride of Mr. Thomas I.. Adams,
• Mrs. N. T. Adapts visited Q'iends
w
Promptly at 4•o1clock ,vo the silradns
in Scaforth.
via Granit -Trunk i' i;ailway,5ystombe-
of Lohegrin's bridal chorus played by
'IT11
-oween all s;atnons in. Canada, .also to
3liss Laura Stewart, sister of • tite
�`"-"-
Niagara Falls and Buffalo, N. 1.,
bride, Phe bridal party took theirWilagllaM.
wood header, 3 Roode Island. yetis.
:;lira. iI till !retie 20. �--04
I p �
fort Huron and.,Dettrelit, Mich.
!)laces in an alcove pretttily dccorab;:d
Heating..
At Single Fare (minimum char go
in whito and green.
Miss Margaret(. Robinson, dagglrii:r.
25c) good going Dec. 23, 24, 25 Ile -
The brade entered ,:re parlor loaning
'of Mra. Margaret Robinson - of Nee-
to 11 limit Dec.. 26, 1911. Also good
on the arm of her father; The mat-.
paws,- Man.., -formerly, of liiinghmn,
going Dec,. X30, $1 and Jan, 1. lie-
ri:.monial knot was securely tied by
was marriedreeently:ta` 1Vir..73ruce I.
turn hail v Jan. 2, 1912,
Rev. Mr, Ost•erhoilt, pastor- of bite
McColl of the same place.
At - fdre and one-third (Ini'nfnium)'
L(indesboro Met)liodist church of
Mrs. Jaincs.Hislop hay rt~turned-to
charge° 25c) good going Dec., 21 to
uh1ch both young pt+�ple ajrc neem-
her glome, in Stratford after a . few
Jan, I. (inclusive: 'Ratu.rn limit Jan 3;
tiers.
weeks' visit with lien (jausin, Mrs, H.
1913• . Full particulars from any
Tho bride looked, very beautiful In a
B - Elliot,..
Grand T-cilik agent.
,awn of drain. silk t•rininied with
Mr. Petr,�r Kelly, his ro*Axrncd Home
Y.firee daps of each week. Iiiglt-
High -
Alk insertion and all-over lace . -Mili
'bridal
,from the •.west where ire .spell? sever-'
C�aal�itCy; ' is ITcre all right.:
Call and sec us, Wo consider i4
uta and orange blossoms anti
al, mpritits.
Marriages
carried a boquet of whito dainationq,
.. Mr. Chas. A:..'R,'itoui has. sold the
Miss Helen C'ttmming of BI A -h; •
'Gib:)an farni ,in Tuxilberry, which . li(t
BALL-SAMPSONIn Clinton on
owlsin of the bride, acted, as. bitides-
recently purchased, 'to Mi. Wieler of
Ded. 13th, 'by Rev., W. W. Wylie.
maid and looked vary dainkly in a
13eIino>fa. t.
Edil
Mr Stimpson .to !:gins .13x11, all.
gown of pale heliotrope silk and car-
Mrs, Shillingt'on of. Windj, -)r visited
.. of I-Iullett.
rit-d the wedding rang. on a white sat-
hbr parents, Her.,' Dr: and. Mrtt:• Rift-
ift-
1DSV, i -S 1'I WA;ftT - At,"Al'an,
1
in ribbon.
hfter • congratulations were over
ledge, ritcently:
Mr. J. Duncan has, .aga€n. been en-
Grange.," tlie-residenee oC the
bride's father: on D.ec. 6th by .Iter.
,the wedding party, lod..the way to the
'a
gaged as, leader' of the band:.
Mr.-.Osterliout, Mab, daughter of
diningr room wheredainty wedding
dinner was served to about eighty
PROPERTY FOR SALE,-• I-lattlware
147x. Will. titervart; to Thomas I.-
guests. The tables werci prettily .dt1�-
Sixty=Four Years a
Adains,., all of 1I•111lett.
orated with pink and white chrysan-'
.Memher
Ilti4I1-LAUD-�1i.tlle'rc5idence of
thentums and myrtle and were light-
of the L. U. L ' .
Mr. It. Medd, West Wawanosh, on
H by candles.
The Milver.'pn Sun had tellosv-
De%- 5th by -Rev. V. Farr, Blytb,
Tho remainder of the evening . was
;tile
rug ;in a. recent ,asue :'
b1.r;. Jane :Ladd to Jose ti Irwin
p ,
p1c•asantly spent in music -and social
."Mr . Rob t. Ilanna of I�ll.ica on the
both of Auburn..
converse.
The young pauplo take tip !louse'
21:,t' hist; "celebrated his Nth birth-'
',and
SI_ilaiRIk'h`- CUiAlIAM- n.:Biy-4n. 'on.
keeping in the groom's beautiful new
day left .last week. to •spend a
Noy. 29th.; by Rcv. J 1;:. Sm.al.l,
honit n
o tIic ntntl o
1 C nCeSSLOrI. of.
few days rabl.t:t hunting +villi 9tis
Helen Graham of I.uckno}r . to
.
Ilu.11ctt.
Co..
sGn-law-lair illi ,S: ; Coper .or,C'lui-°
Jcilut Slteriff.of 11ing1iari>,'
The many beautiful and costly errs-
ton. Ma. Fianna. "tis still . all: acts ve
'. ' - , T r t
h1.1� 5 COLI, Cl.Tt-`-.1.K the •hoirte of
tints which they. received tesi,'if to
Y
.and. i igorou i pian:. ilio 'day iiefore
the bride's. ": father, T�cw.#,', ori
.he high esteem Iii which, both young.
Ills birthday hi score hacked erne! hers-
Nov. 29th, by l�c.v". W. �1, Ainos;
1,,•. pi.. :: e he?d
cd a, stick Of timber 38 feet in len-
Ciel rge E.' I .cys of Brussels . to
•
t... r, the gticst•s were [xicnKl3�f•rom
,.
th. has H( I as bee member i
n a nc.ib r
� C Of tYC:
,
t.
Mar' I t
eldest
y cls xyhtct. of 1411:
London, Seaforthb Clinton and `
Orange Order for rrxty-four years.
Young C'oul,',•r. of Eluta •town4hlp.
li't1+'t
Mr. Ilanna• has rowntly overhauled
.
.
hN cat.ile stables and- fittr:d them
Births.
REPAIRS OP ALL KINDS, ALL,
Up r' in the, most • modern and tIP-
for the little people, 130,
Ooderichthe
to -dater: maArior and is said to Have
SCOTT -1 Cl6der€cli onl)ec, 3rd b
n o
Mr. ''Mrs. Harvey
lit will sore be a 1V oIryd Christinas
best equipped dairy stables' in
incl ;zcott, a
n interesting feature of t' io ices,
the county of I'e.ttli. The flooring.,
'eom-.
daughter, 4
'
'n€; of the literary society of the Col- mangers and water troughs , are
Deaths-
;egiatc on Friday evening vasthe
exit,. the stalls and seanchions 61 ifhe
ffO.N'tt1GU GIVIals; mfll,% Dt.
presentabion of medals da.. two pupil.)
cow - stable. are steel and were • put.fn
McCLAC HERTYr-In .Clinton, on 1)e#,
t,f the Public schools who made the
' by Beatty Bros. of Fergus•; The IN-
12th, "Atinic Jackson, Wife of Mr.
highest aggregate markt, at the en;
ler'.carriers are also of steel and -,Will
John McC'lacherty, 'in her 71st
trance examination last Jun( Miss
be .a great convenience • . •The .ceittalt
year.,
)furial Galt of Vfetora Ball received
pig pens under i'lic strawshed' have
dim.ansioris 40x40 will, hopul . 00
WALMSLB'Y iii Bayfield on. Dec,
a gold medal for having received the
highest number of marks of an can -
y
.and
-pigs, proviidrig rootu for large
7th 14Irs, Jane �Valmsla '$3
yaa:rs and 5 mantbs. ' g
d:date, of Krrat tiahool at the exaniina-
chop bins anti :a. big water troggli.
,
:t:on while 1411rii Ruby Stoddart. re-
The horse stibir.., is 22x50, the core;
SHEPPARD-•-At Pittsburg, oo Dec;
W ctived a silver modal as the . pupil'
s,'.iblt» 50x58. • A • splendid wati.'.r tvs_-.
Oth, John. A.. Shttppard, son of
..� 'rom Central school with ,`net' next
feni wittli a huge dank has been in-
Captain• t1 m%` Sheppard of Portage
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highest marks, The medals are dopa- stalled, enabling` Mr. Hanna t»'� wa-
., 'forerly of
la Prairie, Manm
tett yearly by Victor 'Lauristizid • of
ter th;+ stock fm a fere ininute4, .,.
Clinton, aged 31 years.
Chatham, a fo•c'.nor (1oderich boy..
STRONG,-At-Whit4ybread, Out,,
- °on
rove Mock Market.
.November 30th, Mary J,, 'wiCo
'Robert
SPOTTON
of• J4I.t. Armstrong, formet-
A Hard Time for the:
Toronto, Dee. 111:11-1166dPts of live
ly of, lt; aged 55 years and
G .d •
b ertch G�cni>ne.
stock at the Union Ya'rils wore 2:3t;.
tills.
G nrantths.
..• ..
• .
-i •
•
cars, coniprisiilg 3192 'cattle, 2078
Stands for still drat is modern in
�.
Uoderich, Dee. 8th,-- The canin r
Bogs, 3166 sheep and latubs, 63 cal-
triba in Goderieh •Is. having'•a . ' 1ta:dis
v , and 28 ha i lest,
[.ET EVERYONE USE CHRISTMAS
=amo,of it. The edict has.becn issued
The, quality of cattle was good to
Businees'Trainin . ''A Chaan of
$
r _
♦ 4t••veit Colleges in leading towns �
by the Board of Healtih. that -alt
clioiccl• generally, ' with the lanest
STAMPS
S'
r9ogfi must be muzzled or kept, undo 'number
of Christmas .stock ever seen
- -
. ck and key for a period of olio
on a market in the Dominion.
T}ie little Christmas Stamp, 44sued on
:oath. They are not allowed, to.1.11 i'
Exporters.
'behalf of the Muskoka Pree, Sospital for
%t largo even when properly. inuxzied
X'. L. Woodward .bought 150 export'
Vousumptivew, to. )fell) care for needy
:int; must+ be und,tr the control the. 'slier:!,
-' 1175 to 125p lbs, +dolt, alt
I)atients, serves, of eouesa;.+t very praet)eal
.ot
person accompanying €1t by being
$6.15 to $6.20 per cwt.
purpo in providing
a m ans OF.:ieetlf trig
at,tacited a propttt leash or chain, A!.
Butcher's.
♦ Stud'y. last year, NV -(,train fro lit ;
•fundsior•this institu.
this is the result of -the vis€t which a
Xmas cattle so?d from $0. to $7 ;
r
tion. But, the, e(ltt•
-sad dog made this is3wn two week 1
food, $5.75 to $6 ; tnediuln $5.20 to
•
•
rational value of
a o when tt bit over a score of dos
6 R
r t ei
$5.70 • common 31.50 to $...1 , eorv,t
r ,
�' a(lrltitt( <1 that C)tir' gtaclll(Ltes.et
MERRY XMAS
to ,a;
millions of these
stain ei / in
sttL isn put
brforc being put riot of misery. Siure
$3 t+ri $5,25 ; canners, $1.75 to $2,2:i,
–
, •
,being
Circulation fun t dint
that time eleven dogs have been des-
Milkers and ,Springers,
dat'(l C7lilnnlatl'(1 SU�rat' 1 p)
• t= (•
,r,R.
be overlooked.- For
pa,!ahM to the ' happier hunting
Milkers and springers said at
,13arlcy, Chop all, at rdasonable prices. .♦
_
,
this renson sin urge,
:rounds where they atit said' to know
Steady prners at. $l(1 in $7;i (+ach,
g i.
t,dtus.L�inn pays. a; Liiy'ideutl Pvrry
Whati.soerer. on •tots .l2. and 13, con.
our re(ulert to pub rti
rntibing of hydrophobia. More, of
Veal 'Calves.
one tent sitauip au.
every letter and package that they yvtil be
r., t slit t' -
htnr number will Collo! tient >
Veal calves s 1 _ fr Ent $ i tri $fi
ca rs , ol(
mailtalg Between now ,Luta the new year.
ly'if the regulations nen not lived ttn
per Ctr't.
Seattov abroad the good news that three
't•n by the owners of 'lido dogs and if
;Sheep and Lamb:L
€s hope for the twor eonRuftiptivti. With.
r uspieious syrnpttatns develop in .tete.
'to
Sheep sold front $3' to $3.751 wiih
'; :$3,75,
the stltmps eostlug (lnly one rent (:(tell, the
door is open to everl'title to Lave Anine part
animals that are known have Wen
a few al' $4 lambs, at $) to
in this }treat cgttrtpaigu of stamping, oul
t•lttfin.
IIogS.
enrl4utrlptlolr, rn' a deva de the mortality
.ti. r . c .5
�. 1e.1011, 0t•(Lt)�(. C.itt'V[I ]b. .tO. •..
• . ,
New Almond
Ifogs, red and vvatored, wild at
in -the 1'rovincoof()TTf^triofrointubervIlloFgi
-All kinds. 61 logs, Maple, Sort
$b.6p per cwt.
has ncar't fort err cent. Fverr
y y t - '
N strong deputation from ,the .. As-
� y °•
bill
Ifu,;er of a C'Iiristlulla stump calf Itnll) t(
furtllPP iffiprove the'4e t onflitions, A poo
,,tfeia9A Boards of Trade of Olttarlo
T'ite lir€tlsh ittsur.artcc. passed
rani to the ;3ec,•etaty of the N:tii.,uu;
-Waited On t1.te (,ovC i.riitCnt at Ot-
the third reading lit tine !louse of
Httliitakil lu A�gOt intit)Il, :197 King t3trCet
taws t)•h urge the itntnedfatt, enlar-
Conlntons; and watt read a Ci'ilt' ilio+
1b'ticb, 't`nrdntfr, will I %a all lfntiiaulatA.
gp titstit of the Welland C"aniil.
Yet the lords.
tittrite Ittur to day',
Chatam New*-Recoted
THE SPOT'TON SCHOOL.
Students receive the besir posi-
tious and the demand for then% is
many timer Zia aupplr. Thousands
of ambitions young people, who work
Owing llll . clay, are preparing for
useful careers by studying i'n 'Che
evening. Tile Winter Terni of tbla
popu.ar school begins. Jan. 2nd, as
Will be seen lit an advertisemeniJ on
page-. :Spotton schools are located
In the towns- of Wingham, Clinton,
Walkerton, -and Orangeville and the
eftieri of London, 1' vIlawd and Peter=
boro•
FOR SALT'.. --A LARGE AUX SOI'•
venir heater. -Apply 'W Mrs, X.
Whithead.
FOR SALE. -Two 2-Yfi Alt- 0141)
colts, rising three years, tired by
Bar I. --Apply •Po Robert Marshall,
Bayfield Line,, Godericlt ,dawnshfp,
--09
FOR SALE-- A 000D MILK COW.`
-4. 11. Johnson. -09
FOR ,SAL,F, A FIR.-; r -C Liv-!,:*
National C clam Sepa.ator. Will i)e
sold cheap as I have 41vim till farin-
ing.--A. D. Ft:ltse, C:i:n.tau. .-tttt
HOME-MADE; CyOOKING. -
members of. t0ie Women's Institute'
purpose holding a sale of Home -
Made Cooking in the store next to
W. It. C'ounter's jewelnry store on
Saturday, Dec. 16th, commencing at
2 p.m. --08
AUCT'ID , SALE ON DE'C. 21ST AT
Holniesville of cows, young cattle
and %beep - -as follows : 4 grade
Ayrshire cows,. -2 grade I-Iolstoins,
15 grade Durhanrs, 1 4 yr old far-
row cow, a good milker, 6 steers
rising 2 y m, 3 Heifers rising 2, '1
fat heifer. 1 of ;the cows is due iu
Jan., 2 in Feb., and 18 lin Mar,
or Aprit; Ouarautce-Any cow
proving not to be in calf by Fab:
Tisk, 1912, can. be returned and cash
or note will be refunded,
Tommy Gundry' will be found
To pass the cows around.- ' •
If you want big cheques next.year,
'Buy the good stuff while it+'s here,
Terms :-8 :months will be given on
approved joint notes .or a discount
of 5 perctznt. p6r anmun off for
cash,�Gaa. I1611and, proprietor ; T.
Gundry,. auctioneer,
BOAR FOR. .S1.ItV101..-1IAti'I1Cy.
purchased a• thorobred Tamworth
FARM' FOR SALE -Lot north halt
20, con. 12, Ifuliett, consisting of
50 acres. All seeded down except
10 acres. Aman orchard. Via we
bouse aria bank barn with stabling.
On !Gravel road 1 toile north of
Londesboro. mile from scltool.
Apply on the premises or address
Richard Sha.ddlck, Loudesboro P.Q.
1 -•76
FARM FOR SALE. --TITS UNDER-
signed offers for sale his fine "farm
of 135 acres adjoiniow tbo.. town of
0inton. The farm is in .a good
state cif oultivation and has �,00d
buildings --brick house, bank barn,
dristing house,: pig pen, etc., -- •11.
comparatively new. A first-class
young orchard containing all kinds
Of fruits, also small fruits. The
farm is well fenced aadwell drain
ed and is a very desirable home.'
For further particulars apply on
the pren'riscs • or address John
Torrance, CXntoxi P. O. 91
1
r'atsm. r'un -iAf,lr.: TfI11r TINDER -
Signed offers for sale his, farm of -
100 acres in it:1e township of Tuck
ersmikh on the Huron Road, three
miles ens,# of C:c'nton. Tile farm is
in a good state of cultivation ,with
good buildings, frame house and two
bank barns, slid well fenced and
-well d•ttxfned. For further particu-
lars apply on the premises or ad-
dress J. K. W-41" Clinton. P.O, --08
VARM FOR SAL&-wI> UND> R-
dersigired offers foti sale his farm
of 1471' acres, being lot 12 and
west half of �t 13, Bayfield Road,
Stanley, This is a fust -class farm
witdr plenty of- water and first-
class buildings, all new within the
last ten ,tears; Also lot 21, north
boundary of IIayl, consiatling' of 119
acres. The village of Blake is
built' on the cor.wr 'o£ tlhis ' , farm.
C'lturch fxud sellaol within half a
mile, and only 3-7 miles from the
thriving village of Zurich which
makes it a very,, desirable property+.
-Fop furthes particulars apply to.
J. C. Read, Varna P, 0: -94
FARM FOR SALT; -The Extic9tor of
the Southoom'he estate otters ' for
sale 50 acres, being cast 115,11 .-of
Job -18, con. 6, Mullett. This•.as a
firs"lass farm, well watered and
improved and with good ' builleings,
Also trite undersigned offal's for .sale
' lot 29, con. 6, Ilulletr, consisting ref
-100 acres, • These _ farms ..rnhy be
boughti together or sepamteiy.•-
Apply to R. J. Southcombe, Clin
ton 11. 0.
boar will keep the Sante, for 1`rvfcc
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at.lot 23 Ont tblc 3ti1 con,, Hulloitt.
Terms $1.00 at tittle+ of service -wi m
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Ie f returning Cn utt f" a
t necess r .
Privilege i..:FLOUR
1:. ly'tictall, •. _08
fill. " •
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Our
SPOTTON
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We havdr �. all, the, leading 'tines , of
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FOR ;SALIN,-1 ' (..10OD PORTLAND"
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cutter, er, dearly 'as as new. V1'i1T
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high giadc: patelli and #atoll, flours
Ila, choose from : Five Roses-; Royal
Stands for still drat is modern in
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good
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sol, cheap.—Apply to bVcsl:ey
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Household I .ur [tan. • :I•iarr est!• Queen,
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Businees'Trainin . ''A Chaan of
$
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♦ 4t••veit Colleges in leading towns �
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er, ' -06
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Glenora. Threct :Stars; Jewel, Har
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and cities; Two Thousands stu-
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' Model, Mvrttle Perfection and
vcys o ,. ,
� +lents if) our Colleges and Horne
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Minnehaha.
♦ Stud'y. last year, NV -(,train fro lit ;
Y
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Choice Oatmeal, . Cornmeal; Graham
ten to twenty students for every
FOR SALE.' -I' COAL- III'. ATER,
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mtadium size, only 'a fcrW niAntlis ' in
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� is 1dO;V On and for two..• •
t mars on
Flour and' Wheat ,ornt ' I •
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One trained by most schools.
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i to • 's
i to a reL s it..
� o It i• freely
+ s. ee y
u'r.; 1R'iil lel[ 'yea;tonable:-11pp1 at
y,
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.hand,
�' a(lrltitt( <1 that C)tir' gtaclll(Ltes.et
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W. Walker's I urntUure store• , --0it
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* tv�41;S V4'e' iS'IIj St'lI .. •
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Best osttlons and. -the
p , . delYtand
fol'.theta Is "Seven', tittles- the
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t� lt:s Rctl iatl ti extra' ;tan-•
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Btan Shorts '' .Su a't Bcet bled!, '
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Sulrply. Exclusive tight for Oii= .
..tili'Id (tf the f(Lltl(i(IF tlSs-
dat'(l C7lilnnlatl'(1 SU�rat' 1 p)
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v Vietor Feed Oat! Cho '
feed � Corn_' p,
,, .130C1k-
keeping. =. S
p #, ,stent. "5"ori rile', study
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NOTICE! TRESPASSI\G FOR,
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• 100 iii -t -for $6.0A •
,13arlcy, Chop all, at rdasonable prices. .♦
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.it home; or 7)artly•at iicnne anti '
sh at tine College. A Business
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hunttn o an other u.,thosc
g y p ,
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1. ureLinsei+d`1Ical,
Linseed C)t1 C a e P ..
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t,dtus.L�inn pays. a; Liiy'ideutl Pvrry
Whati.soerer. on •tots .l2. and 13, con.
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day nf. 'trnr safe.
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Hullcit; is: hereby Tot+bidderi...�
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,3-lt)s finest selected netts .
Ito€sans :?5
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Z WINTER
Trespasse,rty w€dl be jrosccuted.-
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john Ilrsselwood; Owner. -00
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.l 11)s fire. old Raisins .2.)
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Te'tephone G.1 -TIi,l ELEVATOR
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♦ FROM J,plN.. 2 I9I2.
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40 tie%L- tnpoYted,eandied I e(l.. •
['all orZvrttt tot particulars
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LOGI S'WANTED AT THE FACT011
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�. 1e.1011, 0t•(Lt)�(. C.itt'V[I ]b. .tO. •..
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New Almond
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•• : Snnellen Business
-All kinds. 61 logs, Maple, Sort
'• shelled •10 •
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I�Im and Basswood . prot-otred.
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_• h;ew.shelled NVulnuts .40 »
111VE...P€apo
1 College
Iligheali .prices,paid.�The. Doiiect
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�@• Organ Co; •` ._ ft5
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POULTRY,
CLINTON, .ONT.
Miss B. V. lvard,. Principal
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IIOU,ST. -T'0 'R'NNT. :1
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built !louse Ati, rent, early posses-
The Hub Grocery."
lion, •moderate rent, good. .garden
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with fruit t eel.- Apply to John 0
pPY
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Ransiord,. Molsons Bank bu•tlding. -05
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Plumbing, Hot Water
FC)1t COAT. ITPATI�IR, 1
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ONE,MORE WEEK
'IT11
Steam and Hot Air '.
,S4Lr:..1.
following quaititity� of
wood header, 3 Roode Island. yetis.
:;lira. iI till !retie 20. �--04
I p �
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AND 'THEN �
a ti've poultry is w inised at the
, Station
Heating..
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. I�Ic•llttesville r dolt+,,
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each week This scq%on :,
GALVANIZP.II IRON WORK RO0 k-...
FOR RENT -:1' SI X, nowtILD
Iiavo you decided what to give. for
Christmas gift's yeti T
10 G chickens
I\ AND EVETROUGIJING,
we have . ever tttti4 that 'is
g
house on William street Applp D:
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We are showing. the choicest., lane
50 he[ts+
300 ducks
'y
rte! .and up-to-date in the
S'. C�luft. Phone 47..--1i0p.
tx
of China' we have ever harldleit and
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3000 dozen, new laid eggs.
plumbing aril heating business;
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at prices 'which will .spell real "good
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Tu;.eys and C.t,eso latex?.
-Esbintatcs given on all Contract work.
STRAY S'1.IILH.---TIINUI , STRAY-
value for every buyer..
In ' fact( tite rice -doesn't harmon::e
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i cult+, taken in the first
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p
.signed on con, 7, Goderich town-
with idle quality at all but "The
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Y.firee daps of each week. Iiiglt-
High -
� A.
Y M & SUTTE •\
ship, one young steer. Will owner
C�aal�itCy; ' is ITcre all right.:
Call and sec us, Wo consider i4
est pr€ccs pant in ca +h, Write
SAN.ITAtt.'Y PLUMBERS,
call, pay expen:ies anti take
t11e animal away .-W'. 'l 9.lramson
.
a pleasure K'a assist you in making
or phone before you sell. 1t
Porter's 11111 'I'. 0. --08
,
your selection,,.
Here is it parttial list which may
be ruggestivelly helpful ;
PUBLIC—Dinner
Tla-i HLi
so;+3, Tea sets, Bcirry sets,
NoWs
PROPERTY FOR SALE,-• I-lattlware
Salads, C'hocla,la pots, flake plates,
11A'VING BOUGHT Tl:i0
business for sale fn Hayfield. Two-
Pitchcors, Cups and Saucers, Bon -bon
WORKSHOP DEPARTMENT OF
story building, store, workshop and
'trays, ctc; • etc.*
�S L E it
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THE ROWLAND HARDWARE
•dwelling combined, 0,1'so stable 96
. Please Remember also that outs
BUSINESS, !VITA 'Wt-1ICII T
t 30. Three lots with orchard and
seock of_ CjROC11tI1'..4, Z:'ItI:ITS,
PITONS 4--1.13, • .
HAVE,BF.i'�N CONNECTED FOR
small fruits. 'Perms seasonable -Ap-
11.'TC'.• Is all ntrictily ftesh, 'lv'o. i
8
SEVERAL YEARS. I AM I RE,
ply • iflo R. Rouatt. Bayfield. x-71
' goons, We cai iy no No, 2 sto(4c
PARED. TO RECEIVE, O•R,DixRS
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tlzbtigh The price nigh,, seoln to i
WOOD
CEMENT
FOR TIi:1;, IIEIC'L A FUltNAC1:]S;
PI,U;I7BIIvG, �.
dicatoIt.COAL
I.VL'1`ROUGI•iI1V'C,r,
SANTA A CLAUS STORE
Oh, ycs.' we ve •barrel.+ and bar 4s
-YARDS
PUTTING OF STOVES AND
of C`andie.5, Nutt3, ' Oranges,. etc, etc,
REPAIRS OP ALL KINDS, ALL,
for the little people, 130,
Opposite the Gr. T, R. Station.
Willett WILL RECI:TVni
lit will sore be a 1V oIryd Christinas
All kinds of coal on hand :
MY PROMPT ATTONT'ION. A
it you buy from tis. You'll wonder
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CONTINUAN{:,'1+: OP THE, PAT.
w r
1r bast many articles m our
lin- you ever go so much stuff for
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Cfri�STNI'T' . �lt):tT COAL
ffO.N'tt1GU GIVIals; mfll,% Dt.
:(tore that Will please tire,
tho money.
STOVE CANN*1- , COAL
F>ATt'1`I4'IINT IS RtS1'E�C'1't�'Ul.µ
A RISt�UX.S'IIS
ehildmu. about Christmas
COMS. I?�
yr C ItPROMPT
t �;;1('1: COC'C1ICi
T ATT! NXTIOX WILT,
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titritY•
'I`iII': I)l:t)1)Li:'S CiROCy1.>1Y
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BE: GIVEN 1.0 OHl)1':iiS Lig P11
A _ THV ['ll
AT ROLAND'Sl , TTAUDWARU
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D'f ��ATON.i1
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L'7, 1 J4.I
1'ftCJl'#l%xt:(t't )t,
Irhono 1.11.
pdirtitle orders ,careCul'iy filled.
Phond 69
�ttcoesso* to ,7as.• tlatnilt h.
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1 r D* JOHNSON '
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