The Clinton News Record, 1916-01-13, Page 5January 13th, I916
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Clinton News -Record
Messrs. Thomas and Fred Reid,
who are engaged' a't. the Seaforth
h It factor spent Sunday at their
so y+,y
parental home.
Mrs. Win. Dennison is visiting re-
at'ves at hhamesvflte.
Marriages
MacLEOD - TIPLADY.-At the res-
idence of the bride's parents; Olin-
ton, on Januarys 12th, by Rev;
S. J. Atliu, Rev. Donald Mac-
Leod OP Montreal to 'Evelyn, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ralph
THISWOMEN OF ONTARIO ST,
church'intend serving a supper in
the school room on tho,evening'of
' Thursday, Jan. 20th. Supper from 5
o'eloek to 8. Part of the proceeds
to be given for'Patriotic' Purposes,
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FOR,SALE 15Q ' ACRES. -THE
former Riles' farm, utile and a`
half north of . Londesboro, good
clays loam, in good state of eulti-
cation, Fourteen. acres of wheat, ;
forty acres seeded to'clovers and
buildings fat:. Termsreasonable,
or an exchange' fora smaller farm,
THE NORTHitiMIDRICAN
GIIGMICAL tONll�1#Ny, L'PD, .
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Ptrblie Notice is hereby given that
under the First Part of chapter 79
9f the Revised Statutes of Canada,
"The
runs. J. JOHNSTON. WHO HASHOUSE
taken over the agent f
agency or the. spire
eli.a corset, is prepared' to meet the
needs of au -old and new custom-
ors, The Splrella is • "different" ;
a perfect -riling, flexible, made -to-'
FOR SALE OR TO RENTVarna.g''
on Raglan street. Two acres off
land, brick house, electric Ii et and
waterworks, small stable, D'. Ca n-
a
felon, ' -0
1900, known as . Companies
Act," supplementary, letters patent
Jtave been issued under the -Seal of ;
the Secretary of State of Canada,
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bearing date the 18th ci ay of Decem-
ber, 1915, increasing_ the
order corset, allowing every ery muscle
. full play, call, and ask Mrs. John-
ston about corse�tnn and •eccessorieb.
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FARM FOR SALT-, AEING LOT 241
on the 5th con,of Goderich Town
ship Consists of : 120 acres
nga e, 11J
acres in fall wheat, 40 acres, xead}i
IiTesers. George' Dann and . Tun
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flannant are busy cutting wood in
Tiplady
llLI IOTT-RATIIWI@I,L-lit London,
on Jan, 5th byRev, G, S.• Jlaz-
'TREAT
A MUSICAL°1 �A l
gladly oonsidered,. -- holt haver
Bros., Auburn, R. D. NO. 1, 19-4
Mr,bliisanddistticMrs. AndyDuncan, who
were visitingfriends around • Ailsa
Jtai }lave retarned home,
Wn. Reid of the 4th conces-
n d livered a "horse 10 Mr. Geo. "'
e
J lst week fo wlioli he re-
aeived a handsome figure, ;
11Cr. Lorne Forrest; who went un-'
levan operation for appendicitis.
last weep is • getting along fine,
A patriotic concert is o to tv-
en to the town hall on Friday even-
en, (Stella, daughter of Mr, • and
. Mrs. Win. Rathwe ] of Stanley,.
to A. H. Elliott of London. . ,
MUNDY-ANDERSON--1n Wfhgleatim,
on December 29th, Edwin Roy 0.
Mundy bo Oora Bater Aarderson
both of Wingham. . •
'lIOWE=DARI{ Tri Morris Tp., on
January 1st, Henry Howe, Mol-
esworth, to Mary, daughter of
Mr., Wni. Dark, Morris township,
COULTIS-NIeDONALD-At Creswell
The, piano pupils of Mrs; Me-
Hardy -Smith assisted by J,--,
Addison, tenor, London; anti
-R Hannah, entertainer,bon-
will give aconcert ru
the' town hall, Clinton, On,
Tuesday,, January 25th
'Patriotic
Net Proceeds to Bund;
w1 U-7',
S1IORPHo'RNS Fon SALE, -...
Here's your chanee to buy a right
goon- two- ear -olds bull frons n
im ortci1 sire and .a record milkin .,
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strain, Also 3 calves '!tour 5 to
11 months -old. All good feeders
and 'in excellent condition. Come
and see them -Edward• IT. Wise,
R. R. No, 3, 'Clinton. Phone 12
on 135. -18
capital
stock of "The North American Chem-
sunt of thirty thousand dollars toY
real Company, Limited," from .theLivo
the sutra of one hundred' thousand..
dollarssuch increase to consist of1�don;
,seven hundred shares of one lmndrecb
dollars each.
Paten: at the office of the Secre-
tary State Canada, this 22nd
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,Ce}t
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to spring plowing, 7 acres ei; bush
r elnalnder. under rass, Small lore
gg, chard. Concrete'house. GoodMr.
Barr: 58x80 ,with steno .fouaiiatione
rat "O
,c silo. Water tank and Wi•nd-]arke
mill at barn. One quarter mile from
Porter's Hill. James Hamill u •
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Clinton, _,pe
of of
day of December, 1915.
THOMAS .MULVEY
Under-Secretar of State.
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CREAM WANTED. -DAIRYMEN
having cream to. sell write to Ue
for cans. We supply - 'two cans free..
Pay all express Omegas and issue
cheques twice each month, cheques
9 q
payablea't par. We pay, the high -
;n •,
Miss Matilda Morrison, of Toronto ''
,s visiting relatives here.
Mr. George Amos, who has been
visiting friends here,, returned to his *.
route at Ailsa Craig..
Mrs. James-
on December 29th, Le
Lena, M. Mc-
Donald to e. LeRoy Cou}tis of
Goderich.
McNAB-NIcPII1BRSON-In' N4cT{illop
u c
o De ember 29tH, Margaret . E.
McPherson to Alexander McNab,
both of McKrllop.
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See Cinderella
Cinderella "will be here this week
and through the enerosit • of 'Uncle
Free Matinee
FOR SALE. -A NEW RAYMOND
Sewing Nlacltine, as good a. new,
--Apply t:aimins. a1, Johnston, Rat-
tenbu street, - -
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HEADQUARTERS F 0 R FAIR-
banks -Mersa Lnga"nes,-I li.p. Engine
with Pump Jack $48, 2 hip. Engine
with Pump Jack 590, 2 nip. I'n-
gine 93,50, 5 is En ine, le 50,7
g $ p' gThose
gFleury
hip. En iva 5225. Also
plows, Grinders and Repairs. En-
gine and Telephone batteries 30e
each. -E. H. Epps, Varna. Phone
14 on 178, Clinton.
aare
in the market for all
kinds of live and dressed poultry
top market prices._' Poultry!,
N
bakers any day at Clinton and
every Wednesday, Morning at
Holntesville:
' Fed Chickens•
We are. prepared to pap extra
prices for prpperly milk -fed chick-
ens ready to kill. We pay Spelt
est marsket ices consistent i
w
ca. petent mss, Tesach dnne re e
b
competent mail. Each ean careful -
ly weighed, 'sampled and tested oro
arrival and statement returned,
in the vicinity of Klnbura
rimy leave their cream with Mr,
Hall who will deliver ib here.
Write for cans and give us a trial.
-The Seaforth Creamery, Box 489,
Seaford.
Mr. and Wanless were
'aged to London where they attend-
ed the funeral of Mrs. Wanless' bre-
iter•
Miss Leola .roster is spendingthe
week with her aunt, Mrs. John Rath-
well of the 2nd concession,
The new council held their first
meeting of the },ear in the hail on
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tlonday. Monday, Januarys 24111
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JOHNSTON - Ine,EINGBOTTOM-.
In' Auburn on New Year's Day,
Edna Annie I'lickingbottom to
Robert Joltitston of .Alma.
Births
i4ILLrS-In Clinton ou JaWillis, to
Mr. and Mrs, John. Willis of
eg}at
Tom Jackson' a eerier-
mance will be given attire Princess
Theatre • for all the children of the
Public School on Fridayafternoon,
Cinderella was to have beengiven
a month ago bat somehow went as-
g
tray and Uncle Loin could not rest
satisfied until he had made }tie pro-
mise good.
FOR SALE. -THE BUILDING'
merly used as, a Carding mill at
Walkerburn, Township of.riullett,
is offered for sale. The frame is a
splendid one, two §torics, 24 x 36.Milk
-R. Morrison, R. R. No. 1,
Auburn. r-02
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vas the daft set for nominations for
the vacant in the council._ It is
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not though expected there will be an
election:
Mr.and Mrs, Davidson of Cypress
River, Manitoba:, are visiting vela-
•eves Isere,
Ritchie, Sask., (nee Rena Lep-
pington of Clinton;, a daughter.
KRUSE-In Egmondville, on Jan.
1st, - to Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Kruse, a son„
PIIIPPEN-In Rrngham, on .Decem-
ber 25th, to Mr, and Mrs. Clay -a
ton Phippen, a son:
ROBINSON-In Grey township, on
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WANTED
000 adults to come and see that
celebrated actress
MARY PIOKFORDi
its
BUSINESS FOR SALE
The undersigned offers his
Bp
stock of Drj' Goods, Grocer-
•iri
res, Boors, Shoes, Crockery,
,
Ltc., for sale. Possession
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We cangive
employment
to
a
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Cash for all poultry on a quality
basis"�xl
Winter Eggs.
We aro expecting ]sigh prices
for New Laid ID s this winter,
gg
Now is the time to get pour !look
•in good , Condition, Call in at
our plant and we will give you a
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painters on TIow to get Wiu-
ter Eggs.
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YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED, RE -
pairedst n Pressed
dticend at Um
Lail
iee' and Gentlemen's clothes, We
guarantee to do good work. Also
having bought a machine I am pre,
pared to french Dry Clean Ladies +,
Suits, Gent's Suits and all kinds
of woolen clothing including Sweat -
ern, ere, 'All orders pryG at-
tended to. Rooms over Grigg's
jewelery Store. -Wm. J. Jago. -55i
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Stanley Township
A quiet wedding was solemnized at
the parsonage of the -Wellington St.
Church, London Friday
January 4tli, to Mr. and Mrs,
Richard Robinson, _a son,
Deaths
MOFFAT-In Clinton, on January
CINDERELLA'
showing hero Fr}day anti Saturday
both afternoon and evening,tow
Jan. 14th and 15th, with
Two Pals and a Gal.
THE MAN FROM MEXICO,
given at such time as will
best suit the purchaser.
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E. F. Merrier, Bayfield,gg
keethodist on
evening, when A. H. Elliot and Miss
stella Ratltwell were joined in mar-
riage by Rev: G. N. Hazen. The
3 xoom has been a resident of Leeswishes
ion for .some time while the bride
is a daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Wm.
Rathwell of the Goshen Line. '.Che
sappy cople were accompanied . R.
A. Youngand Miss.Ada Rouaa: NIr,
and Mrs, Elliot will reside a, 518
VIaitiand St., London,
We are sorry to report the death
....,f Miss Sarah Davison, who passed
may at the home of her sister, Mrs.
lith, Catharine Copeland, relict
of the late David Moffat, in her
89th year.
CRIOH-In Clinton, on Jan. 121h,
Julia Davis, widow of the late
Samuel Oriel', in her 85th year.
cox -In Goderich on Januarys 4111,
Catherine McLean, widow of the
late Samuel C'ox, ,in her 82nd
rear•
HONIUTeI-In Toronto, to January
2nd, J, J. Hontuth, formerly of
Wingltam. in her 73rd year,
featuring John Barrpmore of whom
you have read and heard of will
be shown here Jan, 21st and 22nd
WARRENS OF VIRGINIA
on Jan, 28th and 29th
CRUCIBLE
Feb. 4tlt and 5t1i.
The above programmes will be far
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the best and most expensive ever
shown here. These features are cost-
ing three times the price of our us-
nal run of features. All are high-
class dramas and will require a full
house every show to pay expenses.
Charlie Lee
to inform the public that he
has bought Moore's Laundry next to
Seruton's butcher shop where ho will
carry on a
Ist=ClassHand Laundry'Co.,
and solicits a trial on work which
will be executed by hand without
the use of acids, lime or other chem-
icals to destroy the clothes.
- few more Knit-
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
tern, etc. Apply
at once
The Up-to-date Firm
. CLINTON.
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+•ee
Clinton KnittingCo
Ltd'
THE CORNEA STOKE
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Wm, Reid, on the Bayfield Road,
near Bayfield on Sundays of last
week. The deceased had poor health
'or some time, but bore her illness
,vin Chriatian fortitude. Her re-
mains were taken to Goderich for
interment on Wednesday of last
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N 0 T I 0 1. -ALL ACCOUNTS 1)UE
6lice
the undersigned must be paid -on or
before February 1st or they- will be
Placed elsewhere for collection, -
Frank Perdue. -19-2
Conte all and see them every Pro
day and Saturday until further no-
I am givingawa to ever adult
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admission, 1 satin there are 24 in a
set, satins on view in Theatre Win-
clow,
Compare our prices with' what
you have been paying. Here are
a few': Working shirts 7e, flannel
shirts 7e, undershirts 5c tutder-
drawers 5c, socks per pair 4c,.
linen coats 10e, pants 15c blocs-
es lOc, sheets 5c,
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The BEST Flour '
Wo sell the popular brands of
Flour and would appreciate a
share of eour patronage,
BRAN and SHORTS
• We sell Bran, Shorts, Chicken
Feed, Etc., and would like to
f,11 your order,
Prompts Delivery
e deliver goods promptly to
Live and Let Live
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Fish is one of the finest and
most beneficial of foods, At
this season of the year it can
be. procured in specially fine�i•SC0es
condition; at exceedingly teas-
enable prices. Our stock is all
selected fish and we offer you
a large variety.
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Fresh -Halibut and Herri+,g,
Smoked -Finnan %Iaddfe,
Fillets.
Salted -Cod fish, Lal:o Sun,
error Herring and Trout,
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Fresh Halibut
Fresh Salmon
Finnan }.i.adclie
Fiiietts
and
Oysters.
week.t
Mrs, Eckhart of Markham has
been visiting friends in this neigh-
borhood for a short time,
Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Mitchell enter-
babied a number of friends on Fri-
day. evening last.
Mr. Win, Taylor is wearinga bright
b
;mile these clays because of a baby
boy arriving' at his home.
Mr. Robt. Pollock and his sister,
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Miss Annie, from Manitoba, are vis-
sting friends in ibis locality at Pre-
AUCTION SALE OF 30 HEAD OF
High Grade Stock. -Mr. George
Holland, IIolsuesville, has in-
strutted the undersigned to sell by
public auction at Auburn Hotel
Auburn, on Friday,Jan. 21st, at
1.30 pint., the following stock
New Milkers, Forward Springers,
Steers and Heifers, (guarantee :
Any cow represented to be in calf
and proving not to 1.e by' March
lst• a refund of 770 will be given
HEAR
Dr, J. A. Macdonald of
Toronto, in the town hall,.
Clinton, on
FRIDAY EVENING, ,1 AN. 14th.
SUBJECT :
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Canada Among
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The Nations
Ladies collars and cuffs done
the best in tate town,
Shirts ironed so, they will not
hurt the neck.
Stand-up collars ironed with-
out being broken in the wing.
Goods not called for. in 60 days
will be sold to pay charges.
Goods called for and delivered.
Purely C'.O.D..
Charlie Lee, Proprietor.
any part of the town.
D.
D. Ae WATSON Y SO1�
Victoria St., Next the Hospital.
Order some today, Phoae
95.
Ai
large assortment of Wer-
cestershire sauces, relishes,
catsup, etc., at all pxi,209.
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sent.
Air, Wellington Elliott has perches-
! a good driving horse front Mr.
Albert Robinson near Varna, for
which he paid a F ood figure.
-Miss Rox - Palmer of Goderich is
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visiting friends on the Goshen Line
the
by giving satisfactory proof,
l'erins : Six months' credit 1 y gi1-
ing approved joint notes or a des-
count of 7 percent. eer annum for
cash.-Gcor'e Holland, ,ro:,xietor ;
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r, Gundry, auctioneer, -.19
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Reserved Seats 50c,
General Admission 25c.
Proceeds to be given to
Ilurwl's NOW Battalion, the
1Glst, for recruiting purposes,
Cris' ,r ria 2 Cream ®
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New ee�•
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Headquarters For
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DVCE week -enol.
Mr, .Fred Davison of Bayfield and
Me. Robs. Pollock of Manitoba visit- eleC'J`ION SALIs OF HO
rd friends near Zurich over the week- ]fliects.-T am instructed ley Miss
rad. Keane to sell her household ellects
The lecturer is coming to
Clinton at the solicitation of
the Clinton Board of '1.'rade,
I am in elle market for an
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quantity of cream at highest
market price. You can see it'
weighed, tested and take your
mons home withyou. Cream
N
Fleur•
Now to the time to buy
your carryyter supply; stock of Flour.
We a full of tha
following brands :
p�
E. E.IUNNIFORD
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AND LET LIVE GROCER.
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Need
r it publie atietion at her restdense,
The Musical Literary and Athletic
Society of S. S. No, 3 met at the Victoria street, on Saturday, Jan.
home of Mr. Win. Rathwell on Fri- 15th, commencing at 2 o'clock.
ray evening. A large number were Terms, Cash ; and no reasonable
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present and all report a very Sef.iai bid will be refused. -George H. El-
tine. Mr. R. J. Richardson oct,upicd Nott, Auctioneer. 19-1,
chair in leis usual witty roan-
TI -IE ANNUAL MERTING OF THE
Bayfield Agricultural Society will
be held in the town hall, Bayfield,
at 2 o'clock on the afternoon of
Wednesday, January 19th, for
the election of officers and the
taken in ever ThursdayLIVE
morning.Y
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S. W. MIILLAR,
GENERAL MERCHANT
Hclmesville
PURITY, EXETER, TAV-
ISTOCI{, LISTOWEL, FIVE
ROSES, -IITMILE P TON, LON-
DON, WHITE PLUME (Pas -
try.), also a brand hoBreakfast
Food made from Choice Man-
itoba Wheat at 0 lbs. for 25e,
For to snake your Hens lay
thio winter we recommend our
baying Meal, Beef Scrap, 0y-
ster Shell, Bone Meal, Grist
and Cliarcoal:
We always carry a Pull line
of Bran, Shores Low Grade
Flour, Oil Cake, Molasses Meal
and Dairy Meal.
Highest prices paid for all1
kinds Gf Grain.
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W. Jenkins & Son.
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FLOUR AND FEED.
Phone 199,
,the
1%otiee
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We beg to announce the purchase
of the BAYFIELD SAWMILL, which
we will operate in conjunction with
the BRUCEFIELD MILL. We are
open for business at both offices
prepared to pay the highest spot
prices for all kinds of logs,
either in bulk or by the thousand,
and either in the bush or delivered
in out yards.
You may also secure from us at
either office any, of the following lin-
es :
I.EITIGIT VALLEY COAT),
the coal that satisfies,
CANADA CEMENT,
the rcco nized standard of
Canada, g
BUFFALO BRAND FERTILIZ_
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Watch _r
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If you need
a 'Watch
let '!1s suy�
sup-
p y ' o u, r
,
We a sell the
best makes
and at a
rex, One of the most intere aiug
transaction 01 other business. -A.
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parts of the program was a debate, CUSTOM SAWING WILL BE DONE
"Resolved that one docs more for as usual at Thos, Wallis' on the
love than for money," • 'J'he leaders 4th con, of Goderich township dur-
E. Erwin, Secretary ; F, A. Ed-
wards, Treasurer. -18
for affirmative and negative sides ing the coming spring. -McEwen
were Miss Kapiin and Mr, R. C:, yfield. -19
g tiros. J3aMEETING
Reid, respectively, Many strong in-
OF HURON COUNTY
Council. -The, council of the eor-
teresting points were given on both
sides but the ,judges replied in favor T I1 A N le 8 ,-T0. MY 1-IULI'.,ETT
of the negative. Miss P. Taylor gave friends,
friends, who gave nee such. a splen-
an interesting reading and Mr, Wil- did support cm polling day, I wish
lie Clarke several violin selections. to extend my hearty thanks, .The
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It was decided to hold the next confidence theyhave thus reposed
meeting on Mondays evening nest, at iu. the 1 will endeavor to merit by
the home of Mr. John Reid, Jr, to such business as
close tight before
Mrs. Jas. Reid has returned :Monte is brought before the coianc:l. And
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potation of the County of Huron
will meet in the council chamber,cash
in the TOW11. el CxodetdCh, on Tues-
day the 25th inst, at the hour of
3 o'clock. All accounts for settle
merit must be placed with the, clerk
before this crate. -4V. Lane, Clerk.
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Dated Jan. 10th, 1916:. J J 2
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID
. FOR ALL KINDS, OI' GOOD
LOGS ' DELIVERED AT •)0-
after: spending a few: days with her 7 wish you all a happy and, sue-
relatives at. Lucknow. 1910.-T. McMichael, Sr:
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FIERTY'S SAW M 7: r, L ,•
CLINTON, FOR' PARTICU
cesaful
19_1,
LABS APPLY TO FORD C
Brufcefield.
Dr. Macdonald's
McLEOD.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beattie of Sea- ANNUAL MEETING,- 'rHE AN-
,incl meeting of the members of
fc'rch spent New Year's with Mr. g
Mrs. Wm Seetti, the McI{ill°p Mutual Fire Insur-
Mr. Dan, Ross visited his sister, once Company will be held in the
New Book
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F. G. RUMBALL
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Just
which
one for
Ogre
to to .
`ing for
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commencinga racy s aryr
we, hope will be a prosperous
you and yours,
resolution we should. all macre
have .PORRIDGE every, ramie
breakfast,
ER, best bytest.•
DRESSED LUBER and SHIN-
GLES, CANADA FIBREand
BOARD, TILE, I CEDAR
POSTS, LUMBER OF ALL
KINDS, ETC,
1 heartily sohurt and bra
y y fair,
square dealings shall endeavour,
worthily to. merit, your most liberal
patronage,
Telephones :
Bayfield Office, 8 on 174.
Office, 11 on 145•
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B.
JOHN 'B MUSTARD
ir e r y teas"
o li a, b 1 e
price.
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A. J. GRIGO
Optician
Jeweler and Issuer of Marriage
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Licenses.
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Mrs. Win. Berry and "his another, town hall, Seaforth, ort. Friday,
Mrs J. Ross, for a few days last Feb.4th, 191.6 at two o'clock, p.m.
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week. it is some years since . Mr, The business will be to receive the
ROSS went west, Annual Statement and A,uditor.s
Mr, and Mrs,` John Welter of the Report, the electing of Three Dime
Walker House had a family re-usaiois tors and other business which
on. New Year's Daywhich about might be for the benefit of the
fifty of their friends and relatives Company, The retiring Directors
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attended, are' John Betineweis M,PIP., James
The Oddfeliows intend.' holding their- Evans and John 815 Grieve who and
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TO THE CITIZENS.
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tee`
The health officer asks the
co-operation of the citizens
in stamping out' measles that
p• gBrumfield
, are prevalent in town. As
soon as of rash appear
ell ible fel "re electron, -J, is: Nle_
Annual 'installation of officers on Fre g
ay night after whieh they will en- Lean ;President. Theo le. Hays,
tertain the -.visiting' brethren to a , Secretary, - . • 19-3;
supper at the Walker House,
A CANADIAN VIEW
notify your physician Or the
health officer and keep allp er-
sons f r a m • communication
with the sick. Insist en
': es a breakfast food it is imequall-
ledbe for its •warming powers and Por
_ .a.
health.
We carry in stock the well'-knotdn
brands, Robin Hood and Quaker
Oats, etc., which are put "Pi"
round sanitary packages at 25c per
package. Also a good lino of buikr
`oat meal:
Other breakfast foods that are
vicey nourishing and invigorating areThe
;Roman Meal, Flaked Wheat,, Grape !
sNits, tVheatiets, etc.,
Flighest ',prices tor produce.
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JohnsonVer
Skates
Sharpened
At
Same _
Old
p
Place.
To
All
We
Wish
H A
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HAPPY N �1 YEAR.
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Dr..and' Mrs. Thornton and little
Mr, and Mrs. Torrance Dunlop and
little sons, Jack and Harry of Zur-
ioh, were guests of Mrs. Dunlop's, par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, "' W. H. .Iiatten-
bury last week.
The Misses Ta clot of Detroit Were
guests over the ybolidays, of their
TENDERS WANTED. -- TENDERS
will he received by the Council of'Lhaee
•lite Township of Hallett up to 2
e p,m, on Thursday, the 3rd day .of
February 1910,, for the erection of
a stacl bridge tier the Walke,rbtirn
about.5 miles north
creek,t of Lon-
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luminous chapters have
' all the passion of the real orator,
all Ole praise of bile disciplined
, writer, and all the courage of
the man of prophetic' mission,
strick ' quarantine. By, this
method we cast soon control
the disease.
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J. W. Shaw,M.1'•1;0.
sister, Mrs, Jack Snider.
Mrs. Clarke and Miss Florence of
Varna were guests o£• Mr. Chas. Reid
stn New Year's Day.
son of ' Conseeon spent New Year's'
with the ,Drs sister, Mrs. (Rev,) H.
Woods at the masse.
Mrs, Calvert and Master Stewart,
else have been guests of NTrs. Cal -r,
desboro. Said bridge to be 60 feet
long :and 16 feet, roadway with con-
trete floor}ug. And also for the
building of cement, abutments to
•support the said bridge, The low-
est or. any tender not necessarily
aceeptcd,-James Campbell, 'Cleric:
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For sale
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FARM FOR SALE. -LOT 17, PT, 18,
eon. 8, Goderich township, oonsls9-.
ing of 100 acre's•. .30. aereef plowed
ready for spring, 3 acres orchard
and email fruits, balance in grass.
Frame dwelling,two good barns.
Good land, 7 miles_ from Goderich;
8 miles from Clinton,. -Apply to
2, Clinton,
vert's Parents, Mr., and Mrs. P. Bo-,
wey, have returned home to Ilderton.
A Good Resolast}alt : I will pa etahone
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Bert Holmes, R. R. No.
6, on 254,' Goderich. -13
The Store of Qualtiy., ;,
'Successor,to S. Barr. Phone 111.
Plinne orders ormmotly attended tn.
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