The Clinton New Era, 1915-02-04, Page 4PAGE 'FOUR,
Thursday, December alst, 1914.
Thursday, February 41h,, 1915..
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good rrla .zy .shrewd b1.4yerswait for the socalled
unfavorable seasons in which to make their iravestdlri'ent;" t, +
and; they y are Watching the 1` ads."
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•i • We have been busy all ' week opening upnew
S •. ri gods. It is the first that opening
A ?lg,� showing awakens
thoughts of spring in our minds, Each and every
season brings new things to this store. We are
showing' New Scotch Ginghams, New Prints, New
'Toweling's, New Linens, New French Cambric, New
Dress goods, New Nainsooks, New Sheeting and
Flannelette,
February Specials
Special No. l-.
Ladies Sc Hisses Cloth Skirts
We have about 2 dozen Ladies
and Misses cloth skirts all new this
season. They are made of good
quality serge and French Panama
colors :Black, Navy and Tweed
mixtures, sizes 23, 24, 25, 26 and
,+2yinches waist meas- y
ure, Reg 5.5o for 1 a
See these in Window
Special No, 2-
6s
Ladies Cloth Dresses
Only 6, Ladies Cloth Dresses left
small sizes 34 and 36, made of all
wool serge, colors Black and Navy
Regular $8,0o and 5,98
Special; No. S—
Children's Cloth Dresses
Only 7 Children's Cloth dresses left. Color
Navy, made of good quality serge, sizes
6, 8 and 10 years. Reg. $4 for
1.119
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Odd Furs
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Wehaveabout 15 odd pieces of fur leftincluding
Marmot„Oppossunl, Coney and Goat 982
=sold as high as $8. your choice”
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Lost Friday evening on the invitat•
;On of Principtil Bouck, all the children
of the Public School repaired to the
Old Rink with the idea of having there
"the time of their lives," Those who
were able to do so came in fancy cos.
tnwes, several . prizes having been of•
fered by Mr. Boeck. They were won
as follows;
Best Red Cross Nurse - Oleta Dun -
ford. '
BestIndian Maid -B • ttie Greig.
.Best fancy costume -a Highland
Public School Carnival Good
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nd.,.ecoids.
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hassle by Helen Roberton.
Best girl skater under 10 years -
Merle Sweet.
Best girl skater over 10 - Pearl
Shipley.
Best Indian Chief -Nesbitt Cook
Best Soldier or Sailor Ernest Liver-
more.
ivormore.
Best comic -Hugh Maguire.
Best boy skater ander 10 -Percy
Fleming.
Best boy skater over 10 -Ambrose
elaga tie.
A prize had been offered for the best
fairy but no one competing it was
given as second prize for fancy cos-
tume, to Ivy Plewes who with
basket and long red hooded cape made'
a very charming little Red Riding
'Rood
',These were many 'besides the prize
winners who had splendid costumes.
Bobby, Sehrenk and Fred Wallis as%
the "Gold Dist Twins" caused great
amusement. Several of the boys ap-
peared 8$e et:00s and a couple of thea
girls as '.•Cullahed Ladies" , Three of;
the girls. represented Miss Canada and:
very pretty costumes -they had indeed
After the judging the ohildre0�
skated• until nine o'clock; stopping:
only once when', My. Sweet called for;
cheers for Mr, Boucle.
REMEMBERED THE BOYS.
Mr. Malcolm M Tagg'at't, not'
content with his previous goner-;
nus, donations ,to ,the iPa'treotle
cause, presented cacti recruit.lfs•on1
Clinton, agoing With thee led" eon -n
tingent, witha pipe and tobacco.
Mr. eecTaggart'certainly realizes,i
how fhe men will appreciate his
gift in their lonely hours.
OUTFITS FOR SOLDIERS
The Women's 'Patriotic Sncirty
is doing its share. Last: lir,day,
they presented each recruit with
a complete, outfit.-. socks, elrirt,;,
Balaclava cap, i istlets, etc, Major
Ran ce and ("elite in .Dowding made
suitable replies.
Children. Ory
FOR FLETCliER'S
CASTCHRIA
Reynold.
The: patriotic concert will he, ;given
inthe :Town Hall on Feb.; 12th, when,
an estielleni prokraur wild >'lie preeent
ell ,1:: ; ,•
Oier. citizens ]were greatly surprised
with the menden death of an old regi
light in the person of Wm. Woods of
this-placee The late Wm. Woods was,
considered °,healthy man, ail hie Life
and scarcely knew of sickness but en •
Mondayeveiiing last'be feltslighely ill
raedra doctor was called hht•consfdered;,
%thing serious but late the. same'
night Mr. Woods took a relapse and
died before the doctor ca.uId he recall-
ed, heart failure being the house• fMr
Woods was a member oL Trinity
church and politically he was, indepen
dent.' His father was a pioneer doctor
of this •place and the family held the
respect of the entire communiey,
Constance
Mr. and Mrs. A Lamount of Brussels
spent afew days the guest of sir, Jas.
Mannereand Mr, John J, Riley' sr,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Riley jr. are vie•
Iting Mr, Joe Mann.
Mrs. John Britton epent Sunday the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Staples sr.
Mr. Joe Riley has sold' his driver to
George Leitch;
Quarterly meeting will be held on
Sunday afternoon.
Porter's Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall of Wingham
and Mr, and Mrs. Marshall from the
West visited at Mr, John Blair's Last
, week.
Mrs. Gibson of London has been
visiting at Peter tllcDougall's.
Miss Ruby Currie is visiting in the
neighborhood. '
Mr. George and Welsley Vander-
hurg attended en orange meeting in
Exeter on Tuesday,
Mrs. John Blair is visiting in Wing.
ham.
Mr. Russel and sister are visiting in
the neighborhood,
Mr, John' Cox who has heeo confined
to his bed for the last ten days is a
little better, but is not improving a
quickly as his many friends world b
pleased to hear.
Mr. Jaynes 11 irrison is laid up wit
nera,
Mr.ualgiJohn Emmerson and Mr, Ab
Harrison also attended the Orang
meeting -in Exeter on Tuesday,
On November the twenty fourth las
the eve of the marriage of Miss Oressi
Elliott and Mr. Robb Thompson, a
committee appointed by the members
of Bethel church called at her home
and presented her with two beautiful
chairs and the following addrese at the
same time intimating that the donors
would call upon her later when she
became settled in her own home,
Bethel Church, Nov. 21, 1074. 1
Mies Cressie Elliott,
Dear Sister -We, a committee, a
pointed by Bethel Methodist Church,
have met here this evening to offer
you our congratulations and sincere
good wishes on this the. eve 'cf
your wedding day. We are keenly
sensotive today of the loss we sustain
as a church and neighborhood on your
leaving us particularly in our Sunday
school and Epworth League. You
have been our Bible Class teacher for
a number of years and have 'proven
exceptionally successful. As the Pres
ident of our Young People's organize
tion we have felt that the very life of
the institution depended on you and
we know we shall have difficulty in
finding a successor. However we must
not bemoan our loss for the communi
ty and ehureh you enter will richly
pride themselves in a new and ealu
able ryeml er, and we sincerely tru t
your work will be es highly appreeia
ted as at home. You leave behind
you a splendid heritage, a glowing
testimony,' that of true 'fidelity and
loyalty to all that is worthy and good.
You have heeo painstaking and zeal
nus in your work and we shall Miss
yuur buoyancy and merriment of
spirit. Our very heartiest good wishes
go with you as you enter the marriage
estate, and we hope that through life
with all its niysteriesand `mingled toys
and sorrows, you may enjoy the high
est prosperity. Kindly accept these
chairs as a token of our love and ten
dernees to you and we ,pray you and
yours may be spared for many happy
and prosperous years. Signed on, be
half of the congregation.
Rev. R. J. McCormick,
0. W. Potter,
Jno. McClure,
Herb C. Cox,
iTo show that the good wishes and
affiction for her, expressed in above
address, were sincere : and bad not
'dried up, with the ink about thirty of
the members drove to her home on
the 16th concession in 'sieighloads on
.'uesday evening of last week. Then
again they deemed tee have it known
that the presentation had not' been
arbitory but the act pf, the committee
lewho had been duly. appointed to ten
er the above document,and.ohairs'on
the eve of her wee/dirge. They wish it
to be known that the above %yes .the
genuine expression, of all who pres
anted themselves at her :home, that
!evening. This Was the first opportuni
sty that was ,given. them to prove to
her that. her loss was keenly felt and,
that it five been very difficult to,find:
cine who can take her, place in the
hurcb, They felt too, that their hum
le way' of showing; their, affection for
her was fully appreciated by her, as
hash and everyone was ;ep enrd,isrllq
ehvelcomed by both thehost and hostess
hf the evening, The evening was $ tent
n games of all kinds which were inter
tpeesed by musicalsoleetious ori piano,
mouthorgan• >,.nd grarnapfione, Duets'
solos and chbruses avetb'freely indulg
ed in by those who were so "talented.
Everyone did ample justice to the
dainty lunch which was served' at a
seasohahle hour. So thoroughly did
everyone enjoy himself that all were
reluctant to stoat far home. The only
regret they hat? tcr,a that the dr ve
there is eu Irng ' h :l it makes it ire
possible to make similar tripe very
ofteu.
The Pceseyteria,u Ladies Aid will
Loki a, suciaa at the borne of Mr, 5,
McDougell013 the 7th con,, Goderich
Twee on Tuesday, Feb, Orb, A gond
program will be given ROC.; a supper
served.
metit- ,
V flubs T,vlor
1v Tillfe •N' h." .wad,• • Maxim)'
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t, III -Caroline L14E9n;,Fern,, l ylor
"and Fred Hess' �,g l t
St. It -Marjorie Goode and Willie
Parker.
Jr. II-11ul?ert Hess, Silvester Nigh
.and Clifford Clarke
Second Part -Alma R.athwell 'Har
old Taylor and:'Exinr Nigh '
First Part-diordon Elliott
, R, McBeth, Teeclrer.
Drepiecfeld, ,
No traine came to out station .,on
'Tuesday until night?, Mr. Walker,
Who has the ruled route, missed' his
trip for the fleet lithe share the begin.
ning of the rural mail, He is not afraid
of had roads or storme,
Miss Cochrane of 13ensall who .visit,
ed at the home of Mr, Little last week
has returned home.
A number of our villagers attended
the auction sole at Mr, Spark's of
Stanley on Wednesday.
Another Parcel of clothing will be
sent to the Belgians from Glee neigh-
borhood.
Londesboro
Mr. W, H. flues who is moving elf
his farm. was in the village last week
looking fora house. We hope that
Mr, and Mrs, Hileswill decide to stay
in our nridet as they:would he touch
missed in the church.
Mrs. J. D. Arnslies and Mrs. Dr.
Medd of Essex are visiting friends
here,
Misses May and Olive Lyon spent
a few days with their cousin Nelson
Lear.
Miss Olive Little is visiting her aunt
Mrs. W. Murphy.
Fred Ganney and Prank Blown
(Buster) left Monday to join the 3rd
contingent.
Mr. Gibson, a layman of London,
preached two very acceptable Berinnns
an Sunday on "Missions" but owing
to the weather there was not a very
good attendance,
s Miss K. Brown of Leadbury spent
e the week end at her hone here.
M. Neison Lear spent Sunday in
h Clinto.i.
Mr. John Bowcock starts this week
b. as caretaker of the Methodist church
e Mrs, Wm, Lyon jr. has resigned as
organist of the Methodist church, hav-
t ng filled that position for the past
e
years. Mlss. JOtsie iatilta.r has been
appointed to take her p ace.
The S. S. of the Methodist church
presented Mr. F. Ganney, le, Brown
and 0. Outright with pocket Bibles
before leaving for London.
Mr, .1. Philips has secured the can*
tract of supplying S. No, 8 with wood,
Mr, Chas. Manning has secured the
contract of supplying the Methodist
church with wood.
London Road
11 below on 'Thursday morning so
some Limners report,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Stanbury have a
new arrival at their home as a young
gentleman came to stay last Friday.
No school and no mail on Tuesday
on account of the storm.
A large crowd was at the stale of Mr,
Sparks on Wednesday.
The people were sorry to learn of the
lose of the house of Mr. H. Freeman
in Hullett on Tuesday at noon. Mr.
Freeman sr, was sick in bed and had
to be carried ottf. The furniture down
stairs was saved but the building was
a total loss,
Mullett
Richard Vodden spent Satnrdy with
Goderich friends.
Mrs Fred Johnston was the guest of
her neice 5Mrs. Harry McCool one
day last week.
took place at the home of 'trill
Caldwell, when his sister, 'Mabel,
, became the bride of John.aochrnne
of Niagara. Falls on Thursday Jan..
2eth. The ceremony was perform-
ed by Rev. 3. G. Reid of Lond,es-
bore.
Andrew Shepherd has purchased
a piano from ti beet Gibbs,
2ulppaei lamb ;uy 61lo,rd S.tCA y
Blyth
Misses Winnie Sundercock and
iKea'tha Waymouth spent a 'few
days last week with the forner's
cousin Mrs. 'Hooper.
Iiensall
The balance .df the am.tunrraised,
'for the patriptic and .Belgian re-
lief funds, $316, has, been •,equally
divided and 1 iry arcled to the trews
}trer .at;headq,uartersy,
It i•, reported that Bch', Dralte
and Percy Mark nave :Purchased
the Commercial'Hetet .building :and
' tttfit including 4e,p961YOom from.
W. .Perlin, iland intend,ta'king
charge; as seen as arrangements
are completed.
? At the recent congregation meet
ing of teeartnel-Churelei the finances
were 'found ° 4.1 he, in a very sal
latectory state.
The Femmes' Institute meeting:,
tell in the council otviaih n the ;l
stormy weather, wasintpt•largely at,
crr1,id meeting took ,tt;crf
,radical turzi and makes 1'riluaelo
rn'fornratian was obtained by these
present
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reiieral• Yoll'Kitt
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RE return of wounded offi-
cers and soldiers from the
front has revealed a host of
episodes which throw a
vivid light upon tho Gorman
sweep towards Paris. The unwilling
ebb of the Teuton tide makes some
of the stories good reading.
day at Coulommiets, in contenipi'a-
tive preparation•for,the promised en-
try into Paris, on the Monday: An
ho .r ort.two before bis arrival on the
Saturday evening staff officers select
ed a' house+ for.;him, and their first'
care„ ?.yes.' to conimaandeer ; a horse
and cart
and make ileo round of thea,
place to collect eveiy.bottle'of chain -?
3uctc, lens "./.1 ; o Si1,1'•
GEN. VON ELM.
pagne they could discover. The gen-
eral's entry was preceded by a squad
of motor cyclists, who cried: "Clear
the streets for the general staff; let
no one show bimself outdoors!" Be-
hind them clattered innumerable
Uhlans and them came the general in
his automobile. Ile looked about
him curiously, and seemed amused at
some of the quaint old shops and
their signs. Only the gardener's wife
was left in the house he used. On
learning that she had five sons with
the colors, von Kluk remarked, "I'll
make a point of looking atter them
when they become Germans. You'll
all be Germans, you know, inside a
week," The general felt so pleased.
with himself, and was so taken with
the idea of being in Paris the next
day, that he ordered out a regiment
al band, which Flayed dance music
under his windows while the younger
officers danced to it. "We must get,
in good form for Parts," they said,.
"for the day after to -morrow at the
latest we shall be dancing with the
midinettes on the boulevards." By
order of the general the mayor was
sent for, and told to find change for
ten £50 notes. Hp was given bail an
hour to get the money, and when he
returned with £500 he was told that
German notes were at a premium,.
and the general wanted at least
£520. A Little while later orders
were issued for oats and bran, and
when the reply came that there were
none In the place, von Kluk's good
humor vanished, and be declared,
that the town should be ransacked
high and low; and it was. • The sol-
diers went about the work with the
agility of experts. They divided into
shifts, and so that ene party might
not waste any time over a house or
building that had already been strip-
ped bare they would chalk up out-
side, "Nothing more worth taking
here." The general's last oiler was
for twenty more bottles of cham-
pagne, and with that he and his staff
made themselves comfortable for the
night. Then came the famous march
to the southeast, and von Kluk had
to make himself happy without his
Paris.
Private Sale
Private sale di furniture and
'nappy .Thought Range, at the
home of Mr. W. J. Stevenson.
Tenders Wanted
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The' Londesboro Syndicate :Thr-
es'her eco., ask 'for sealed tenders
for engineer, separator man,' and
water -tank man andt eam. The
lowest :or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted. :Applications re-
•eived up to YOth of iFebrnary.;
Teneeere opened at one o'clock the
same day.
JOHN 0...ADA'MS,
„�42oretary,'Londesboro.
' Woo ii Waffled,
Fifteen cordo of green body, ma•-
ple''wood, 22 inches long, to be
delivhreo 'a't'Ciintad ' efodel'Schc,ol
before, first of April. -Tenders re-
ceived ,up to 7 o'cicck, Fele, eth,
S. KBM{P,
'Chairman Property 'Committee,''
. Clinton.
flMI th=I fUINK sysTEM
Double Track:ail tileVl•'
,Taionto-tliff.ago or0nto-Montreal
Unexeelled Train Service
Jfigltest Class of Equipment
Winter TourS to: Ca;liNirnia
<riorlda and Slang 3fl'ietBl
raa.5f'I'n:ainli-Choice of Routes
Low Pares now in effect
Por Mull particulars consult G, T,
R. Ticket Agents fatty 'write
, John I an foo d & Son, city paesen-
.staA,In,le3' gee• and P1r:1;'it; Agents, photo 57
The followin • '' I c
tst.re ort of S. A.O. at' t•o • l.n 6
E p i t r to ion agent
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Stanley-. Nama s are in o On. Sunday,
Septembertem er 6,General
C. dk. )10,a1JING, D, P. A„
eRj, Akins anent a del1J,btfully restllll USt
'Union mltion, Toronto, Clint
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Prophetic' and''ether subjects studied
on Snndees atv3 sig d ut 7 p:m at
J: bLill%K; '"The' bice' r °Mus'
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tali' fire Ki iteil:` ";11ta `'erifa"t3' lrj
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A0013';TAYLOR
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Fire, Life' -arid Accident
Insurance
Real estate'houyia,t and, sold
Money to loan'
Office Isaac Street, next door to Ne
Ere'
Piano Tuning
Mr. James Doherty wishes to in-
terim the public that he is pre-
pared to do fine piano tuning,
tone regulating, and repairing.
Orders left at W. Doherty's phone
61, will receive prompt attention.
Al. G Cameron, TLC.
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Etc
Office on Albert Street, occupied ty
Mr. Hooper. : In. Clinton on every
Thursday, and an anv day for which
appointments are made. Cfftce hours
from 0 a.m. to 6 p m. A. good vault in
connection with the office. Office open
every week dayeleir. Hooper will make
any appointments for Mr. Cameron.
Wanted
A reliable man to represent us at
Clinton and in the County of Huron.
and sell Dur Hardy Canadian Grown
Stock. A good position for the right
man. Write for particulars.
STONE & WELLINGTON,
"Fonthill Nurseries," Toronto
Pasture.
I offer for sale- possession April 30,th
-Lot 31, 1st Concession, Huron Road,
Tuckersinith. containing 100 acres, less
Grand Trunk track, which divides it
about equally, The River Bayfield
,rune tnrough the easterly corner of
south half, and the westerly corner of
the north half, making two admirable
fields for pasture. Easy terms,
JOHN RANSFORD,
• Clinton P. 0
For Sale
Lot No: 24, Huron Street, one•quar.
ter acre. Also second hand coal heater
Apply to A. J, TYNDALL
• Wood for Sale
A quantity of good chard wood
for sale] in large or small quanti-
ties. Any length from ono to four
feet long. This 'woad will be sold
cheap.
William' Wheatley
'Phone 74. Huron ,street
For Sale
Two good Shorthorn Bulls for
sale. Color, red. Apply to
'JAMES SNELL,
R. R. No. 1, Clinton
For Sale
The following -very reasonabl '
,and cheap 1-1 upright piano, in
fair condition, 8120.00; 1 upright
Piano, used less than a year, $190,
was $375; 1 Edison Phonograph,
slightly used, with 12 records, $:35 ;
1 coal Range with high shelf and
reservoir, and water front complete
good as new. 820:1 Black Bear Ski
Robe, good as new; 1 kitchen
Cupboard. W. Walker, High St,
A Carload of Canada
• PorrtanN cement
(Phone us for prices
will pay you
John:
�lenHutton
LONDESBO RO
Drs. Geo. M. E. Whitley
iteilemalut
Osteopathic 'Phy.
Specialists in Women's and
Children's Diseases
Acute,, Chronic, and Nervous
Disorders
Eye', ,Jar, ,Nose, and Thite:}}.t,.
.CCSNNSULTxTION FRFJE
• Office-Ratto bury Hotel.
Tuesday and Friday, 7 to, 11 p.m.
FOD fit1BArl�EiAl1._.
We're now selling. Timothy Seed
(Government Standard.).
We also have on hand, Alfalfa,
Alsike,-and Red Clover, :
We always have on hand -Goose
Wheat, Peas, Barley and Feed Corn
.Highest Market.Prices paid for Hay
s.ncii all Grains.
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W. $RY11ON•D
BARRISTER; SOLICITOR NOTARY
OLINTOr;
DRARLES $. RALE
•:nouns aures 'Notary, Public''
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11 Riga' St., CIlhton
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Notary Publjc, Conveyancer,, .
Financial and Real Estate,.
INSHEANCWAGpNT-Eepresenting 14 Eire-Ae
surance Coiupanies.
Division` Court !Office.
Medi�.a!•
TAOMPSOi1N?
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sneo12l '10 nition'elven to diroE''+-ee. of the ,
Eye; Ear,: Throaty, and Nos t,
Eyes ea °fully gmined: ,and suitable tglasses
Ofuce Prand escribeResd;
idenne, .
Two doors west or the Commercial Hetet
Huron St,
111¢9. Gll;lily and t;AltI)lrlt
Dr. W. Guru, L. If, C, P., L. H. 10,8.. Rdl
Dr..^,uaa's office at reeldonce High Street
Dr. J. C. Candler. 10.A. M,B,.
OMoe-Ontario Street, Clinton.
Night esus as resldenoe, Eattenbnr>r 8i.
or at hospital
DR. J. W. SHAW.
•, PHYSICIAN, 917RGEON.
ecoucbenr, ore„ otlice and residence on
tenbury Street,.
DR. F. A. AXON
DENTIST...
it Crown and Itridate Work a Speolaltyi
Graduate of .0,0,0,9„t Chicago, and 11,0,D,5
Bayt ell iso Mondays, May Ist to D
DR. II. FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'S store,
Special care taken to make dental treat
ment es painless as possible.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general Auction aev
GODERICH ONT
Bat in stirs sales a apeman,. Olden if,
to. TerEW ms rreeasonable. Farmers' 055 attends
discounted!
G. D. MoTaggart M. 1). MoTaggar
McTaggart ; Bros.
BANKERS
ALBERT ST., CLINTON
r General' Banking Business
transected
e' OTES D180O'ONTED
Drafts issued. "interest allowed n •
deposits
The McKillop- Mutual
Fire Insurance tel.
Parisi and Isolated Town Prop.
erty Only insured. .,
OFFICERS.
J.
Connolllly,e President, G de*Sch,
'J: E. Eaya, See.-Treas., Seafolith,
DIRECTORS.
JWatt, 'HCarrioek' G Daale, Clinton; D
3'. McGregor, Seafortb; J. Rvaoa,
Beechwood, J G. Grieve, Winthrop
J Benneweis, Brodhagen; M. JlOe•
Ewan, Clinton.
Each Director is Inspector of
!oases in hie own district.
AGENTS.
Robt Smith, 'Harlock; Ed. flinch. -
ley, Seaforth; Wm. Chesney, HQ-
mondvilie; J, W. Yeo, 'Roluae8ville.
Payments may ha,,made at The
Morrish Clothing Co., Clinton, or
R' H. Cutt. Goderich.
Grand TrnnkRailway System
Railway, Time Table
London, Huron and Bruce,
North Passenger
London, depart,.... /30)a rd 4,40 p
Centralia , 9.33 5.43
Exeter 9.44, 5,54$
Henson 9.55 ' 6,05
Kipper .10,01. 6.11
Brumfield 10.09 8.19
Clinton 11.00 6,35
Londesboro 11.18 8.52:
Blyth 11.27 7,00
Be/grave ,,, 11.10 '1.13
Wingbanl, arrive,.. I1.54 7.85
SouthPassenge :
Wiiigh'ana depart:. ' 6.3d' a m 3.30 p
Belgrav8.568.a
Blyth..... `7.04: 3.0066
Londesboro , . '7.1 4.04'
Clinton
8:1�• 4.23
Brumfield 8,27 4.39'
Kippem 8.35 4.47,9
Rensali; 8.41 4.52”
Exeter 8.54 5,05; -
Centralia, •. 9.04 5,15•
Londoo
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n, arrive 10,E 610°
Buffalo and Goderich
Wee` Passenger
Stratford........10.00 la 3m p 11° 25
0,6.25 10;49„
Mitchell.,. •.10,22;12. „„,'I5.55;1049a
Seatorth 10.45 ` 1.20 8.18 11,11,
CRinton,, .. 11.OZ„,1.35 .6r40 11:2 (+''
Holwosoilie' 11.16 1.43 0.46 11.3
Goderich' 11.35; 2.00 7,05 11
East Passenger
m
Godeeich a m
7.05 2,35 4:50.
Holmoeville 7.22 2.52 5,06
Clinton-' 7.32 3.03 5,15
Seatorth 7.51 3.21 5,32
Mitchell S,16 3144 5 55
Stratforct R 40 415 620
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