The Clinton News Record, 1914-10-01, Page 5Clinton News -Record
From Valcattier.
We publish herewith, through the
kindness of Mr, Dowding of the Mol -
sons Bank, a lcttei recently' received
by him from Lieut.. G. 11'. Hodgson
Com Valcar'tier, (Me. just, prior to
s leaving for England and the trout.
c Hodgson is a member of Mr.
iwdng s staff and was granted
ive of absence on full pay for ser -
to the king during the continu-
0U the
war. l aL. IJi; was ohne of the
st: to offer himself to the first Can-
. n
antum continguent and was at once
ced in command .of a company of
33rd 1--1 iron Regiment. muetered
Goderich. • Ile has had charge of
hat company up to this time which.
speaks well for Mr: laodgson's sol-
diery manhood. '1'o say the least, we
as Plintoniat s are proud that one of
our sons, by adoption, should bo
chosen as an officer to help instruct
and cotufnand a company' of our
brabe Canadian soldier boys and par-
ticularly those' boys of our grand old
county of Huron. Our: well wishes
go with Lieut. Hodgson and may' he
be sparred 'to' return to is again. His
letter to'Mr. Dowding Was in part
Seaforth.
"S .Mfrs. Ilolmes of Clinton is visiting
her sister,. Mrs, J. Archibald.
Mrs W. Govenlock and her crawl -
son, Master Gray Parker have return-
ed front a trip t0' Vancouver.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 13roadfoot el 'Van-
couver, who have been visiting in
Montreal, New York: and other Ani-
erlean cities, are spending smile time
with the. forner's ' mother is town
before leaving for their home in the
•Coast City: • '
Mus Patterson has returned from a
Visit with hes son at iewierland,
North Dakolia,
Mr. S. Cudmorc is ,just now busy
pressing hap at Tilbury to 1111 ,he or-
der received' from the Govern: mint for
sixty thousand tons.
Miss Mabel Bullard of Winthrop vas'
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Thorn-
`` ton, Last week.
yrs, we Scott of 73rucefrcld was the
:guest of iter brother., Mr, J. Beatty-,
last week...
'Mr. L. '1'. DeLaecy, who has not
been enjoying good Ineil t foe some
little time, has gone td Totonto no-
conpanied by MEs. DeLacey, to see if'
the change; will benefit; him.
C'. W. Atkinson_ has returned
from a 'three -month's visit in the
west.
Mr. and 11irs Adam Dodds, lefts last.'
week forMoose Iamv
Sask.,haying
been called there by thseriou
illness of the latter's sister; •
MrBish Neclin of Regina i's' home
011 a. visit to' lila-- parents, M. 'nd
'"�-i1re. 1 C Vi1011n,
Mr. A G::: Ault has returned to
town ligan' Owen Sound, where he has
been spending the'.,past, few months,
Mrs Neil Stew p1. Eltdgetown has
'been visiting friends in town , and in.
Egmondvilie, -
Mrs. Henrys and her children have,
returned do their home at Lluntsville
L. aftuc a visit, with the lady's niggler,
Mrs. ,Roberts: Miss Margaret Wilson.
al o
:ntm
then'
'MJats; Stewhao(mt,
who liar been
1n poor ,health`' fore spine tune ' died
'at her borne" in "T`uckersm,itii,. {south
of Egnmondyille, last `Ii'riday morning.
The'1'ate Mrs' Stewart was a.daugh-;
daugh-
ter `of Mr, Anthony Tyndall, ,arid he
side;r her' husband she leaves, a family
of , 43ve eons and • two daughters. The
Soria; are -Milton. and Hairy and the -ere Mrs.' Mrs.' Will Charleswor-
th, of th gmbndville, and Beatrice, at
lome,• ,Tic • funeral Was held on Sun•
sday,•`tnl'4Sment in Maitland'_cenietery,
'iDgar'Mr: 'Dowding :-"You will be
glad to hear that I have been chosen
to go as a lieutenant with the 1st eon-
•tingient. We'expect• to leave here
next ;Saturday at the latest, Most'
.of the artillery and cavalry haveal-
ready left for Quebee. Our Major
thanked -me the other day for'the
help :I had given him in organising
and instructing the company and an-
other major and captain have con-
gratulated me and said it would not.
be long until I had a company of
my own. We do not know yell what
part•of England we' are going to. The
people of Clinton have been most aw-
fully kind to me. I have received
heaps of letters and presents froln
them, I• had no idea I had so Many
friends. I hope I shall prove myself
worthy of their friendship."
Citizens Enthusiastic.
(Continued from page :1.)•
The gathering was brought to a
close by the hearty singing of the
national anthem.
This concert did not cane to such a
sitcctsslul conclusion in any haphas-
ard way, it meant a good deal of
work by the• members of the Board
of Trade and' those who took pact in
the program, and to those the town is
indebted for its success. The proceeds
auiounting to $107.40, were handed
over to a committee appointed by the
town council. The chairman of the
meeting at the commencement said
that it was the wish of the B. of 'T
to work completely in harmony with
the council 'so 'that this fund should
be handled to the very= best advan-
tage. And as the printing, advertis-
ing, the hall and almost everything
connected w ith the mita tainmen1
were donated, the expense connected
was very'. small.
Professor Bristow and Miss , Mae.
Bentley acted as accompanists during
the evening, '
The platform was draped with In-
ion jacks, also the piano and table
in the centre and the thought was
suggested that Canadians: might make
more use of the Erepire's flag and of
our National flag. Whyt should it lie
kept hidden in the attic so many
days in the year 1 It's nothing to be
ashamed of.
Hallett Township
ivressrt:.James Mead and Thos,
Adams have returned home after a
few weeks trip . through the western
proyinle5,- _
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Flynn . and
their little son left last Friday for
St. Anne'swhere- they intcltd to
speed a. fewdays at the Shrine.
Mr, Thos Flynn of Stratford was
house over Sunday.
I am a British subject and
puur ose spending my life
under the British flag.
7 o The Editor of The News -Record :
Sur_:-'r'he fact that I am of Ger;
nl In descent , seems to have arouaeil
in the minds of some triidatip excit-
able persons unfounded suspicious as
Ito my loyalty, and . these suspicions
have developed into rumors which .l
rind are being widely circulated. Most
of these rumors arc 00 ahstirb' 'that
nobody could be expected- :to helieve
therm, brit others are of such a dam-
aging character that I feel. It is only
lust' to myself and nip rriencis that 1
should publish this statement. It is
a painful 'thing to hate one's loyalty
called in -question and to be compel-
led '
l t C 1
1 o rb t l
c nein '
f d
r: it, but I am
P Y
forced, C
m
u ttc circumstances, to do
so. I ams a British subject and I in-
tend to continue to he a British sub-
jeet Cor the rest of my life, my per-
conta6t, rs�;G4rman but it is probably
enough to say that my' father, sought
refuge 111 this ,130111511 Colony a refu-
gee front the hated military service
imptesecl by the Prussiate Government.
Surely I have little reason to de
anything but 1ov11 and praise the flag
that has given protection to my peo-
ple,. and to myself and children the
Moana of advancement/ in. life such as
we could scarcely have enjoyed under
any other flag. Asa German I should
be unnatural if I did not admire the
Gerinan people as ail Crcratan (Jana-
dians do, but I ant a Canadian above
all and my flag is the Ruttish flag and
ono other., The rumors circulated
about me' W'lticlt in anyway impeach
iffy, loyalty arc false,
Yours Truly,
JOHN SCIIC);1 N IAT.S;
IIhINRO LI..
Mr. and Mrs. R. niggles ' spent a
few days with lexeter friends recently.
Mrs. Manns, who .ha,s been ill for
norm, time, is not, improving and is
at present being nursed by.Mr's Rou-
lr, John,Eider has yeturmied from
tI•W$,-ItmcORD-NEWS
'" r ' WS-iEADER. a trip to the west.
Coderich Township
Mrs. L. O. Laslihr'ook of Mitchell
is spending a couple of weeks at 7her
home here, :that of Ah, and Mrs:
Ezra T icicartl.
Miss Ruby Manning Sunday,'od with
Miss Irene Millar, •
n
The , > enibei s of I,.O L. No, 189 in-
Mad having a fowl supper, in their
lodge room on Nov. 511r, the' proceeds
to be given to aid the Patriotic
F'iuu1. The uo gran i
7n0
I will '
6 be given
in Sharon Methodist church:" b v
•
Mr. John Ward has exchanged his
farm on the Maitland for the Walker
House; Walkerton, of wbicli hi gets
possession the first of Notenibe>'. We
have no doubt bet that Mi''• Weed
will make a suceessfsl landlord for
he is exceedingly good natured; has
an ever-present desire to oblige and
has business ability. Mr's. Ward has
Jlal considerable experience in large
hotels so that both'-'enne.of the bus-
iness will be in capable, hands,
The folloWcing is tlfe report -01 S.S.
No. 11 for .Septembernines. in or-
der of merit
Sr.
4t11, -Myrtle 7'owell Maliel 11as-
tie, Jr, 4t1,-31sie Ferguson, Pearl
dunghill:, Ruby' Churchill, Verna Ell
lour. Sr. .13t1,-Zranois •Powell;
Richard Welsh, Jr. 3rd, -Froward
Currie .hank Welch, - Glenn ,Ferguson
Sr. 2nd, : C1Ulord: Castle; Ebner Le-
Beau.
c13eau. Jr. 2nd, -Arthur LeBeau, Ted-
dy Welch. ' P,rimer=Alfred:''LeBeau,
Laura Currie Eliner Trick, Oliver
Ferguson, Melvin itlliott 1J: Diehl,
Teacher:.
Tuckersmith Township
Mr. and Mrs. ,J, .C,. Smith and
two daughters and Mr. Jolu. Jervis,
the latterhaving been spending some
months in Canada, leave shortly, and
will sail on the 10th for Liverpool,
having been 'bo'oked through by G. T.
R. steamship agent Pattison 'of Clin-
ton.
Bluth fl
Mr. D. Snell of : Westfield visited
his brother in town last • week.
Mr, and Mrs. Win. Moore and fam-
ily were Kirkton visitors recently.
The Methodist church held their an-
niversary services on Sunday last. As
a result there was no service in St.
Andrew's church in. the evening,
Miss Outt was the guest of Goder-
ich friends lasji•week fora few days.
Mrs, W. Snell of town and her
niece, Mrs. Gordon Cook, of New On-
tario, spent a few days with the for-
nmer's daughter at Paris recently,
A'ir. aiid Mrs. Joseph Carter were
at Attwood foe a few days last: week,
the former noting in the capacity of
judge or light horses at the Atwood
fall fair:
Goderich
Mrs. Scott and her daugltier, Mrs.
Flom, leave this week for their IMOne
in Windsor after visiting Goderich for
some time.
("apt. D. IJ, l retbeway has return-
ed from a business trip to Port Ar -
flier and the minmg district west.
Mrs, Bourne and child of Seattle
are visiting the lady's, parental home,
that of Judge and Mrs. Doyle.
Mr, and Mrs G. II. Lauder deft
last week on a trip to Eastern Cana-
da, They will be absent several
weeks. Mr. Holley of Sarnia is 50-
lievingat the G;T.II. station during
lir, Laudee's absence, •
Mrs, ri. W. Ball . was in London
last week, ,•
Mr. Ja'111e8 Carrie spent a few' days
visiting I,endon and, Paris friends,
Mr, and Mrs, letanlc : C. Wetmore
Arid little daughter of Liul.a10 are
spending a fortnight id town as the.
guests of Mr. J. C Martin,
Friends of Cyril R. Carrie, a former
Goderich boy, who graduated al, Tor-
onto last year, and who was well
known as an official .of the. A JIDhC',.A.,
have 500011ed an interesting continua
ioation feon Oxford, where Mr. 4:ir-
rio. is now engaged in post degree
work, He states that. stactonts alt the
historic university are 'engaged in
ntilitaay training, and that he along
with the `others is 'becoming prone -
Mtn in the use of the rifle. Mr.
Carrie is a former Goderieh boy.
H'ensall
Mr's, Neelands is le London for a
ew weeks undergoing treatment at
Id s handf of
an a eye specialist. Mrs,
J Elliott and her little daughter who
were visiting Mrs: Neelahcls, have re-
turned to their 1mome: in London -
Marriages
MoKOWN B.C'zZo--In Clinton, on
Sept, 251/11, by Rev, Dr. Rutledge,
Myrtle, daughter :of Mr. Isaac
BC..%7
0 to Alfred 1vrelt
own.
CO LIN -
SON
L PIL CL+'-
,R At Brussels,
on Sept. 23rd John E. Collinson
of Hulled; township, to Rose A.
Pierce, of Moyrrs township,
8ICN'ATI1--MoNA1ft-At Brinefield, on
September-2$nd, William McNair,,
of Grey township, to Mrs, Flora
McNair, formerly , of Grey town-
ship.
Births
WATSON-In guile Hi, on September.
201.h, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Watson, a slaughter.
L1 T I L 1Y -Tu Blyth, on ' September
22nd, to 11Im:. and Mrs., Peter Utr-
i,ley, a daughter.
McL17AN--In Seaforth, on Sept. 20th.
to Mr. and Mrs, Keith McLean, a..
son,
FRENCH -In Cioderlcl township, on
Sept. 195th, to Mr. and Mrs, Roy
French, a daughter.
Deaths
Mel N'11 FIJI -7n Clinton on Sept.
29tb,, James ill McIntyre, aged
66 years and'3 months,
DOUGLAS -In Stratford, on Septem-
ber. 20th, ,ra'ne Reynolds, widow
of the late Adam Douglas of Grey,
township, in; her 77th year,
5'1'I{AY DOCI,-T13151 2. SPRAY'lil)
to the premises of the under-
signed '011 Wednesday, , September
23rd," a Coach,: Dog. Will the owner
please 1H
OtL
0
cily, pal expenses
and, take it aiira5 • A; J. C'ourtice,
Ilolmesv ilio.
f"OTION Sr\141.-ON. SATr1RD Y1',
Oct, 3rd alt 0: J. Wallis' stables,
Clinton, or , at 1.30 p.m., m., thi, follow-
ing choicer stock 39 head of
Stockers, -Feeders, Springers. 28
steers froni 5 hundred to 8 hundred
,pounds . 7 heifers from 5 to 7 hun-
dred pounds "; 1.heifer rising 3, due
in March ; 1 Durham: cots, 6 years,
due in Oct ; 1 holstein cow, 7
years, tine in Jan; ; 1= extra fine
Jersey, will.. freshen in winter`, h
years, milking now ; 1 Holstein'
cow, 8 years, due rn Jan. ; 2 far-
row
cows. Torus Casa 05 approv-
ed joint notes 3 months hearing 5
percent: per 'annum, or G months
bearing 6 percent, per annum -Geo..
holland, prop ; T. Gundry, Auer:
tioneer', -52
1UOTTOiN' SALE' Glc HOUSE AND
acre of land on North A ect. Garr,
defy fruit trees, etc. 5- roosts, hard
and ,softhater, Barn. Sale on the
market 'square at 2 o'clock 011 Sat-
urday, October 10th. Easy terms.
-Wm. McIntyre, -52-2.
li0J4 SALE. -6 WELL -BRED LEI-
cester ewe lambs. -Apply . to , Ed-
ward J. Welsh, Base Line, : R. R.
No. 1, Clinton. 52-2
FOWL. WANTED: -- HENS AND
,chickens at present, other 'fowl lat-
er on. Highest market price paid,
-W. Marquis, Base Lino, Phone 14
on 100.
li'DE SALE.-THOROBRED SHORT -
born bull two years old.
Bred front
test mit lking strain. -Ben RathoVell,
R. 1{. No. 3, Clinton, or phone 10
on 150. -52.'
FARM W<1NTE',D TO BUY. -lob AC -
res or less. Good location. Posses-
sion 1st of March naxt.-Charles
Clifton, R.R, 1, Clinton. -52-1
HOUSE TO RENT OR FOR SALE
on Orange street. -0 rooms, water-
works anti Cistern. Good garden.
Possession 1st of November. -Janes
Cook. -52.
WANTED. - BRIGHT COLORED
Dried Apples, Eggs:, Butter, for.
which we pay highest prices.-C'an-.
telon • Brost -52
HOUSE FOR SALE ON HURON
street. -Formerly occupied by T.
Jackson, Sr. Furnace, Reasonable
ter ins. 'T, 1aoltson , Sr, -52.
F101.7SE TO RENT OR FOR .SALE,
furnished. Well situated. POSSE'S -
S1011 .I St of October. --James C'arter,
Albert street, -51
FOR SALE.-SFJOR'l'HOI)N BULL
coming 2 years old. Good individ-
uaI,-Ed, .Johnston, Route 3-, Clin-
ton, -Phone 8 on 162. -51,
SALE RieGISTlf11,
-Oa Tuesday Oct.13th, one o'clock
p.m., at Lot 24, Con. 0, McKillop,
farm stock and implements, -P. 0.
Kerr, prop., T. Brown, Auct.
On 'Tuesday, Oct, 130, one o'cioclk"
p.nm.,. Lot 2, C?on. 7, 'Tucltersmith,'
far. stock, without reserve.-Jatnos"
Flannery, Prop.,- 'P, :13rou'n, Aucli,
On Thursday, Oct. :151:11, at 12.30,
p.m., -Lot 21, Con,' 2, McKillop, ex-
tensive sale of farms, farm stock
and impleiruetts Mm,s. ,Jolianah Mc
Quaid, Proprietress, T. Brown, Allot.
On Thursday, Oct. 8111, at: one
o'clock, p.m., lot 23, Con. 8, Mc-
Killop, farm stock and implements,
George Henderson, Prop., 7', -Brown,
Auct. G ,
2
NE V, - , C _ _ ,
V S RE ORD NlJvt'S LI'rADLR.
THE GIRLS' CLUB
of Willis Church
will hold a sale of home-
made cooking and serve
afternoon tea a]11_
Conner's Old Stand,
Albert Street, on
Saturday, October 3rd
comineneing a,t 2 o'clock.
The Symphony Quartette
of Utica,
New l'ork�
willappear a PA ear in the
Ton
W Hall, Clinton
]n November.
Under the auspices of the
Ladies' Md .of the Ontar-
io Street Church,
Watch for posters ' an -
flouncing Cate.
FOR SALE. COOKING- RANGE,
;also Art ,Souvenir',1-ieater with 'qv:
en. Both he good coiidilriois,-Thos,
1'.. Mackenzie Jr., Townsend St.
--50
PROF. FRANK WEAVER, L. Cf. S.
M,",". Pmano and Voice Specialist.
Thorough instruction given in all
branches of voice Culture ;'and,
piano, , iJ years practical a1
exper-
ience, For terms and other partic-
ular's apply to Mrs, J, W. '1'rele,av
n
e'at residence, _i,2.
PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN -1 AM
re -commencing (130 Private . Kinder-
gart:en on Sept. ist.in the little
school from 1.30 p.m. to 1.00. p.m.
and would like a li,aited number of
pupils p tp between the ages of 4 and 7
years. 'Perms ;$1,00 per month-. in
advanee. Ilazel O Nell'.:-, 49-3
CREAM WANTED, - DAIRYMEN
having cream to sell write to lis
for cans7-We .-supply two cans free,'
Pay all express' charges and issue
cheques twice, each month, cheques
payable' at par. We pay the 'high-
est market prices consistent with
a,n honest test, . Testing' done by a
competent man. Each can careful-
ly weighed, 'sampled and tested on
arrival .and statement returned.
Those in the vicinity, of ICinburn
may leave their cream with Mr..
Hall who will deliver it here.
Write for cans and give us a trial.
-The Seaforth Creamery, Box 486;
Seaforth:
FARM PO•R SALE BEING LOT 14
Maitland con. Township of Colborne
consisting of 00 acres, all cleared,
clay loom and first-class wheat
land, 4 acres of young bearing or-
chard and small fruits, 2 good wells
Good frame dwelling' with ,cellar un-
derneath and good barn and stables.
Driving .shed with cementi stable
Pg be
underneath The fences aro in good
condition I mile from school, 21
from Holmesville and 6 from Clin-
ton. Will bet sold on reasonable
terms: Apply on the premises or
address Thos. Pennington, Slolmes-
ville P. 0. -45
FARM FOR SALE.-TFIE EYECU-
tor of the Southcomoe estate of-
fers for sale 50 acres,being east
half or lot 28, con. 6, Mullett. This
is a first class fain, well watered
and: improved with good buildings
and orchard, also seven acres of
bush laud. -Apply to R. J. South -
combo, Clinton P. 0. -24
CEMENT
11'E HAVE ON HAND A CAR-
LOAD OF NATIONAL POIITLAND
CEMENT, IF YOU 11AVP NEED
OF CEMENT IT WILL PAY YOU
1'O BUY THE PORTLAND FOR
THERE IS NO BETTER MADE.
IT ALWAYS C1IVT:S SA'T'ISFAC-
TION.
J. HUTTON, Londesboro.
THE
CORNER
STONE
Live and Let Live
Appetizing, Gratifying,
tt ytng9
Satisfying Meals.
Always on top hero
in the way of Quali-
tyr Fruits, Groceries
and Provis,ons :
IN FRUITS WE HAVE :
014A1GES, LEMONS,
BAN.
1,NAS PEACHES
PEARS andd GRAPES:
IN VEGETABLES AVE HAVIS,
Sweet Potatoes,
Cabages, Cauliflow
ers, Celery, Onions,
Pumpkins and Pota-
toes.
E. E
HU
NN FO
R
D
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER..
Clinton School of
Commerce. me>rce. .
LEARN WHILE YOU
EARN.
The Night School has openf
el but you can enrol at 0113r
time,
Per month 05.00, 3 months'
$12,50.
•
. F. Ward, B.A., M.Accts
Principal.
1 I y
Opti F$ ALE .--OWING TO INSTAt,- ♦+w+w++^ �►a�1
ling Hydro in the Molise of Refuge "tit
a six Horse ower C
p Gasoline
gngrile,
in first-class running order is offer- $z„ pyek
sale.elfor For• 1
further �•
e artier- .
•
1p I.
1
a s �m> 4 QW��
f
to '�
R
apply Y R. ?Mitch,
tch. ruann aria
dZtefiige, ' -,18 x ----�� 4
lar
House of .CORN 7,
A carload of corn 1u5t iecciv
cd. We, arc selling it whole,
cracked and finely ground for
poultry. Also a' carload- of
bran, sllorts and low grade
flour at reasonable Prices.'
If you want the -best of flour,
we have Purity, Five Roses,
'Eexeter, Clinton; and Milverton,
• Yon will make no: Mistake
buying' any 'Fri, the above,
;brands.
•: All kinds of ra'
m•. .Wanted
at .
market prices
•
Oat our prices on .poultry deli-
vcred at the Elevator„ • '
We are wholesale agents for
Gunn's Cured Meats.
Asir your dolaer for Gunn's
Zasiftrst Shortening'and Break-
fast Bacon. Prices moderate.
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-date Firm
CLINTON.
N. W. Trewartha, Wm, Jenkins
Slays for Sale
ALSO 12 INCH WOOD.
Stapleton Saw
Mill.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO USE THIS
column for For Sale, Wanted,
Found, Lost, Ete. advts. All who
have tried it sap so,
Double
Feed. Doors
S
There is no danger of hit-
ting the sides and spilling
coal all over the floor with
the big Sunshine feed doors.
These doors wi 1 admit a
large chunk of wood, too.
Our local agent will
show you this and
many other "Sunshine"
advantages. Send fo>ti
free booklet.
McCiatieS
Sunshine
Furnace
BYAM & SUITTER
Sanitary, Plumbers Phone I.
Ire You
Usiiig
Glasses.
Many people are using glasses
but many more should. If
they did , it would save them
eye strain, causing headaches,
and preservethe sight longer.
Aroper test
p p by an
optician will tell.
Let .us make the test for
you ?
.A. J. GRIGG'.
Optician
Jeweler and' Issuer of Marriage
Licenses.
News -Record to end of year for 25o.
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CROSS $i•'
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1 Tit a class by themsolycs.
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, Not only the name but
the
pried will attract you.
3'• cans Red` • Cross.
0 foe 25e.
1.. tBatis .lo
•. soarAsinghe,• weprice haveof onlyea, 151,-
ited en:antityl at' above price.
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W. T. O'NEIL.
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a '"The Huh Oroaery."
M
WILL ADVANCE. -THE TORONTO
Star; and The News will on tin 1st
of October, advance from $.1.35 , to
.' $1.85. , By, renewing with Tho
News -Record before that date you
will save 50 cents. -Tho New's-Rea
ord.,
Where the Good
PHOTOS
T
Come From.
As I have :opened a Studio
at Blyth, my Studio in Clinton
will be closed every Tuesday.
I am plrepared to go to the
country, on my Saxon Car.
and do any work you, wish to
have done within short notice.
Phone 06. Clinton ,
OTTO FINK
Photographer.
00URT OF RI'IVISION-Notice; is
hereby given that a court will he
hold, pursuant to the Ontario Vot-
er's List Act, by His Honor, the
County Judge of the County of Hu-
ron, in the Town Hall, Clinton, on.
the 9th day of October, 19 14, at
2,30 o'clock p.m. -to' hear and deter -
Mine complaints of errors and ons
issions in the Voters'.List of the
municipality of the Township of
Goderich for 19141-N. W. Trewa,r-
tha, Clerk of the Municipality of
the Township of Ctoderlolt.---51-3,
FOR SERVICE
Pure Bred Aberdeen Angus
brill, Pure Bred Jersey lxtll,
and Yorkshire boar,
Terns cash,.
Stapleton Stock Faro,
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WE AIM AT QUALITY
1N INSTA'LLING FURNAC-
ES, IN GENERAL PLU1iB-
ING AND TINSMIT1JING,
THOS. HAVKINS.
Phone 53.
PLUMBING AND;' HEATING.
North End Feed Store.,
The Best Feed for
Fattening all Stock. ,
Watch the Scientific Feeding.
The testimony of the best farmers in
Seal -hero and Markham.
These men and many others' who lure
making a business of dairying find
it pays them to feed our fMet ' AND
MA.LTOIO corner PEED at least twice a
day no matter how good the pasture is.
PRICE'S I)AmrtY G :TS A. 0005LOA)) E Y-
toaY Two Wairirs. Tun Orr): D:ues'Y.
Co, Use THEM ALTOawrrjaa AT Tor i to
PAM, parr.Why.
;, uBecause :they pod oee
more and,better milk. These feeds wilt
do the same for you. Try a ton of each
and watch results, There is money in
it for yon, Being an intelligent farmer
you will appreciate what others say
about the value of these feeds, ]: ani
handling/and get in line with then in
producing the best milk that comes in-
to town and at the same time have -te
balance on the right side of the ledger.
Gall in and get some for your stock.
Frank W. Evans
Clinton
TERMS CASH. Phone 192
NEWS: -RECORD -NEWS -LEADER.
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