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laying iu 'Musleoka
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ortf' Burin;' the summer "'Months,
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last call to-morxovV• I The,
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het
FIuro'n has already fnaide-herr. Met, trip:
is D:'," Hunter ,, is••.spond}ng'
helm:Hine. with Port Stanley n s
Wi ;,N._'Welsh• ''of WeShjngton,
Mr, in,
•
D,"C.,:is visiting in town' the -guest,
of Mr, and Mrs C A;'We11s
, `s,• CT' . G.: Younnf' l pronto •sre
Mt g.
,centiy visited old friends ln-town'lor
a few days, ,
Maida . d ".Aileen _Amhour
Misses. Mai... an
have returned homeafter
to Clinton
Imegding the summer with, their
grandmother,. Mrs. Walton.`
Miss Atkinson has return,d from a
trip to the Old Land and is visiting
Tier sister,. Mrs, Drysdale:
;Miss' Jean''Sugdon, ; who has been
the guest of; <Miss Blac6stock during
the ''summer, left last week for her
home, in England. . Miss Blackstock
aecgnnipanied her to Toronto.
Col. Hugh and Mrs. Clark of Kin-
cardine were the guests,' of Mr„ and
Mrs. E. N. Lewis' for a few days re-
.contly,
Miss Augusta McLeod .leas' accepted
a position on the staff of the Niagara
Collegiate ' Institute,
Mises Hazel''B. "Clark has returned
to her home 'in Detroit after spend-
ing a month with half aunt, Mrs. Jas.
McOlaeherty" of town, and with.
Clinton friends,
Miss Jean Cantelon of Vancouver,
who `has been visiting ' friends • in
Goderich and vicinity for the past
few weeks, . having just returned from
a trip to Europe, left last week on
her journey to her home in the
Sunset Province.
Miss Helen D. Ford has gone to
take up her duties as principal of
the High School at Ancaster, and
Miss Kate Ford to assume her dut-
ies as a member of the C', I. staff,
'Clinton.
Mr: Clarence Smiley, Mrs. W. J.
Smiley and daughter, Port Arthur,
and Mrs. W. Wheaten and two cllil-
elren of Harbor Beach, Miolt., have
been visiting at the old home, that
.of Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Smiley, Wat-
erloo street.
Dir. Macklin left Friday last for a
three months' special course in the
hospitals ; of Europe. .
The marriage took place hi North
street church on Monday of last
week of Miss Margaret Ethel Suther-
land to Mr. Clifton W. Wamsi'ey,,
both well known and highly esteem-
• ed young people of town. Rev. 14 Ir.
Hagar performed the ceremony in
the presence ofonly immediate
PERSONALS.
Miss Minlue' innin' ,Spent 'Labor Day
Miss' Pintail;
'with -her Statet in Mitchell.
r'. Y;, :Ashley of Kingston, who fil-,
teenears a e resided lot>'Va time '
y g
in Clinton;was "in'town yesterday,
LITTLE. r.,ocAf,S. -
Mr. W'Day
, Ohas , sshippedover
1200'bushel's" of plums from : Clinton
to the HigSgh ale canning factory the
Ra„ t wer L.,
s' l,
a lectionstat Clinton
`'i'he cllStom ,
for Ube' five' months ending August
31st 'were . i;1:0,083.21, an increase ov-
er the'
v-er;the corresponding period• last year
14 $$830,111. •
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SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS.
MY Tip
lady Eve, n TL lady 'was success-
ful in passing her exam. ala.--oonuner,
tial specialist, being, one -of the six
students taking both parts. Miss
Tiplady-is 'a diligent student; and has
not •as vet missed a single exam.
Miss Hazel Elcoat of Tuckersmith,
also .a htudent of the C. C. I was;.
successful` in obtaining the first part
of the same exam.
BAPTIST:OHIIRCI3.
Rev. Eugene Harris, B.A., B. Ph.,
of Kincardine will occupy the pulpit
of the Baptist church iiext Sunday
morning and 'evening; - Character -
Building':' and t'Isaiah's Great Imi
tion" are the topics,. Mr. Harris was
formerly pastor here and will: be
pleased to meet his former friends
and acquaintances. Special music
will be rendered, atthe services.
ONT. ST.- CHURCH.
On Sunday morning last the , pas-
tor preached a "Labor Day" sermon
from the words, "For one is your
Master and all' ye are brethren."`
The message of the evening was es-
pecially for young people, the text
being, `'My, times are in thy hands."
Stanley :Townahtp
Messri Adapt Stewart :and .john,
Macfarlane were at'tthe•'rot0nto •••Fair
lastNeek:• Mr; l+aawick,Stewvart was
among',those who Went]- down this
week. Geo4
Mr, Sherlock Keys . and
Johnston are spending • a week -n
Toronto'and' other 'points. `-
.eoril 'to any :' address
The Ne.ivs Re
oto the end •of 1913 tot. 25 cents.
Blyth
Mr. Thos. White of Bruce Mines,
who thirty years`, ago was resident
of Blyth, was renewing aoghaintallees
in town, last week.
Mr', and Mrs,. M. Nesbitt have Ter
turned, to their -Nome in Detroit after
visiting . friends hereabouts for a few
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie and child-
ren of Guelph have raturned home af-
ter a visit with the former's broth-,
or.
The Misses
I{.inFr have gone to their
_
home in Sasl at0 n after a visit here
with their grandparents, Mr,'. and
Mrs. Geo, King., 1
MMaySpafford of London visit-
eds
her mother over Sunday, •
Miss. Edythe Gridley, is visiting 'her
sister in. Aylmer.` •
Mr. Caeser, C.P.R. agent, at Marl:
dale, who has been visiting his dau-
ghter, Mrs. H. A. Thomas, has gone
on a visit to his son in Vancouver.
Mrs. (Dr.) Charlesworth is spend-
ing a couple of weeks with Stratford
friends.
Miss McLaughlin of Plattsville is
the gueat of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Sims.
Mrs. Noble and children left last
week for their home at High River,
Alta. They were accompanicdi by the
lady's father, Mr. Joseph Grasby.
Dr. Annie Ross, who ifas been at-
tending the World's S. S. Convention
at Zurich, Switzerland, has returned
home.
.During the service a tribute of re-
NOTICE TO C 117DLTOiiS ZN T,l'IE
• Matter rof the estate of: John ovens•
1lliott, deceased,-,NQ'tiee is. hereby
giyen pursuant to Sec, 55 ' of `:the
Trustee • AoU.iihat all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate `, of
the said deceased, who' died on " or
1, 3
t n la.' May, 9
1
8 f
the e a I t Y.
N out P r
b
F
are required• to send by post ;pre-
paid;to the• undersigned executors'
• or ,W. 73rydetie solieiter on or bp -
fore the 27th day of September;
• 1913, their names " and addresdes.
with Pull particulars in writing of
their claims, -and statenient of their
accounts and the nature of ,the" se-
curities (if any) .held by -them,
duly verified hy statutory declara-
tioni: 7,nd take notice' that after
the said 27th'' day ' of September,
1913,'. the olid executors will 'pro•
iced to distribute the, assets of the
spect was paid the character of the • Port Albert
late Miss Carrie Shipley. Mr. Mur-
ray Jackson sang a solo at this ser-
vice. •
Next Sunday morning Rev. Dr.
Rutledge will preach' in this church,
Rev. Mr. Barker of Seaforth in Wes-
ley church, and Rev. Mr. Alain in
the Methodist' church, Seaforth. Mr.
J'as. Fowler of Goderich will assist
the 'choir at the evening service next
Sunday.
ABOUT THE S. A.
Another of the efforts for which
the Salvation 'Army is widely noted
has been arranged for in the shape of
friends. On ;their return from a 'the harvest febtival effort. Prepara-
honeymoon trip they will take up frons are on foot to make the occa-
residence in town. Sion :one of great puceess in this
containing six A series of appropriate meet-
The Attrill property, col n g town,
'hundred acres .of land and which has
been used as a site for the drill
came, has been sold to Windsor
'people.
Mrs. A. Carrick, a lady who has
lived in Goderich for a quarter of a
century following as long a residence
in - the township of Ahhfield, on
'Thursday celebrated her ninety-
fourth bjrthday. She is of Scottish
birth- and is still hale and hearty.
Mus's Garrow of Toronto is the
guest of her brother, Mr. Charles
'0 arrow.
Mist Lillian Whitely has returned
from a pleasant sojourn with Sarnia,
'Buffalo and Cleveland friends.
Mrs. W. Tweedie and children have
returned, to their home in Toronto
after visiting ,friends and relatives
here. ,
Mr. Thos. 'Graham • of Niagara
Falls N.Y. has been visiting his
mother and sister in town.
Mist A: Edwards of Sherbrooke,
Que., and Miss Belle . N'ioholson of
Kincardine -were the guests last
week of Mrs. L. Donaldson.
•
legs is being organized by 'he local
corps, which promises to he of spec-
ial interest and attraction. We shall
he able to give more detailed infor-
mation with respect to the program.
later, The good work, which this or-
ganization has carried. through and
the success which has attended their
dealings with the more outcast and
forlorn, commands the appreciation
of all who sympathize with the spir-
itual and moral needs of the people.
No doubt many of those will avail
themselves of . this opportunity to
show their confidence in such praise-
worthy efforts,
There is a meeting for boyd and
girls at the S. A. hall every Mon-
day evening at seven o'clock. All
1invited.
tnoY s a
girls rt s are
Seaforth. •
Miss A. M. Bowers of Brantford,
formerly of the Seaforth C; I', Abaft,
spent a few days last week as the,
guest of Miss Anna Woods.
Mr. Arthur Deem 'of Stratford vis-
ited in town a couple of days last
week,
Miss Cora Dodds returned, last
week from, a holiday visit to Detroit
and Flint, Mich.
Mrs. Adam Hays and daughters
have" returned from Detroit.
Mrs. A. I. ICtnden: has
returned
from a vacation spent with her par-
ents at 'Morbid.
-are
' W. R. Plant
Mr.and Mrs V
fortnight sn Muskoka.
spending a
Arthur Re ..:told5 and
Mt and Mts
ashh Sask are
two children of L urn
visiting. the •:lady's parents; Mr. and
Mrs;' Cr. A Sills.
Mr, and Mrs. Jas, Beattie announce
the engagement of their` daughter;
st
Merrill, t' r. J.rant;
' mie o
MttM
Smith of Peteboro. The marriage
will take placethis month.,
Mips Mayine, Murray of Hamilton
was the guest la31t .week' of Miss
Hanel Reid.
Carl Stoddart of:. Regina is spend-
ing a vacation with his parents in
Egmondville.'
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Shea and
babe of :Detroit have been visiting
Mr., and Mrs. W. Dugan. ,
Miss Ella Webb ha0 returned to her'
positioq t Reading, Midi:., after a
vacation spent with her mother 'in
A RETURNS.'
MANY HAPPY R
Mr. Joshua Cole ,of Orillia,. who
has been visiting among 'the Cole,
Cook and Glazier families for the
past fortnight, Was on Thursday ev-
ening last, on the seventy-eighth an-
niversary of his birthday, at the
home. of Mrs. W. H. Cook, made the
recipient of a handsome watch chain
accompanied by the following ad-
dress : "Dear Uncle, -We are presen-
ting you with this little gift as a
small token of the deep love and
respect we have for you and
we trust you may be spared
many long years to wear 4t,
We all join in wishing you
many happy returns of the day and
hopethe coming years of your fide
will be the happiestyou have ever
spent. Signed on behalf • .of those
present."
Mr. Cole was horn in the Township
of 'l'eronto and, first saw Clinton and
district fifty-six years ago. He
spent ,two years.' here,
re hut. bas come
back on a vi it intervals and. hass
thus kept in touch with -the district..
He enjoys. reinarkably good healtn
for his advanced )ears and •looks
good„for; manymore, • birthday " an-
niversaries.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. FIawkins, God-
erich, Sundayed with friends in the
village.
Will. B. Hawkins attended a meet-
ing of the Board of Health at Dun-
gannon on Saturday last.
The union services held at the lake-
side ended 'on Sunday evening. ,They
were held during the month of Aug.
and were largely attended.
Jahn Pearson left for St. Cather-
iines last week:-
Miss
eek:Miss Tena Hawkins left for her
school at St. Thomas on. Mori:lay.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred, Cardio, who
have been spending it few weeks with
the Misses Cardio ot town;; left lath
'week for. their 'home at Guernsey,
Sash:'•
•
Mr. R. FT. Archibald has accepted
•;rin :a position as nlathematical. naster
the Dunnville Collegiateisto I
nstiYute and
left hor:end
of last week i'for tlia't'
town: ;,
Mt C.: H I3roadfoot of Mooed
Taw is in Uoan.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koch 'returned
-
:Jost, week • to•.their home in Dekroit'
after le:siting, the lady's sister, Kars..
said; estate among the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard only
to the claims of which lie shall
then have notice and the said ex
ecutors will not be -liable for said
assets or any part thereof, to .any
person or, persons of whose claim
notice shall not have been received
by .them; or their said solicitorat
the time of such 'distribution. Dat-
ed Sept. 2nd, 1913.-F. H. Powell
and Robert Triok, Executors ; W.
Brydone, Clinton, Executors' Sol-
icitor. -97-3.
LIVE FOWL WANTED. -I AM NOW
ready to handle fat hens, young
chickens and ducks at highest prices
Poultry taken not later than 1'hufrs-
day of each week. Other fowl hand-
ed ' later on. -W. Marquis, Base
Line, Phone 14 on 166. -91
Marriages
FAIR-O'NEIL-In Clinton on Sept.
1st, Belle, second daughter of Mr.
and Met. Frank O'Neil, to Leon-
ard Fair of Listowel.
VODDp N-J.ENKINS - In Goderich
township, on Sept. 3rd, Frances
Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Jenkins, to William .1. Vod,•
den of Youngston, Alta.
GAN DILR-CHRISTTAN-In Toron-
to, on Sept. 3rd, Constance Hel-
en Christian of Toronto, to Jos.
C, Gunther, M.D., of Clinton.
ICEMPTHORNE DOHERTY -. in
Clinton, on Sept. 3rd, Helen
Irene, youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. Doherty, to Samuel
T. Ketnpthorne of Sabkatoon,
Sask.
HARRISON-EVANS - In Goderich
on August, 22nd, by Rev. J. E.
Ford, John A. Harrison, to, Daisy
T:}t'ans, both of Goderich.
BOWLING TOURNAMENT.
The. localIabor 'Day tournament,amen;
,
an annual event, took place Monday
under ideal conditions, weather 'and.,
green being octan perfect. The con-
tests lasted the day long and from
the preliminary to the.: finals in the
consolation were keenly contested.
Those taking, part and the . results
were as follows` -
The prizes Consisted of : Trophy,
1st, berry spoons ; 2nd, meat forks.
Association, let, umbrellas;, 2nd,.
silver candlesticks. Consolation, 1st,
perfumes ; 2nd, silver trays.
Trophy.
Fred Jackson . A. J. Grigg
H. Wil ee • W. J. 'Tozer
Rev. CE. Jealiiiis J. Watt
J. E. klovey '15 .1. Nediger
Births
tl1
s
FOR SALE, REO, RUNABOUT IN
first-class order. Tires good. Will
demonstrate if desired at- any time
for anyone meaning business. A
snap for quick sale. -Thos. Watts,UO
Shoe Store, Clinton.
SEED WIEA'C FOR SALE THE
undersigned .•offers for sale, three
varieties of, fall wheat ler deed -r:
Dawson's Goldeni, Chaff. Democrat,
gYpl'
and ,
1:' ' 'ian Amber -It is all
splendid ''w -heat and clean, ; Price
51,00; per bushel, -L. Tyn:lall. '1
HOUSE TO RENT ON HURON
street, '6. rooms, : hard and soft
water in 'woodshed, -1 acre of land;
bearing . fruit trees,=John Snyder.,
-90.
WINDSTORM INSURANCE. THE
Canada- Insurance Co. will insure
all buildings against damage done
by windstorms, Moderate rates,
no premum note:-Oharles B. Hale,
District Agent. Clinton. -74.
BELLEVIPW FARM DAIRY.
From our stock of first-class cows
we are prepared to supply you
twice daily with the best of milk
and cream. We solicit a share of
your patronage. -Richard Fisher, E.
B. Hill, Phone 125. -80
NOTICE -On account of the heavy
loss sustained in the recent fire, I
would like all out -standing ac-
counts settled at once. In the
meantime the coal office will lie
found next door to McTaggart's.
Banlr, where business will be car-
ried on with• a full supply of every-
thing as before, A. Forbes. -95
D,ODSWORTH-In Seaforth on Aug.
• 31st, to Mr. and Mrs. John
Dodsworth, a son.
DEWART-At Niagara Falls, on Aug.
23rd, to E. R. Dewart, formerly
manager of Royal Bank, Clinton,
and Mrs. Dewart, a daughter.
HOCKEY -In. Exeter on August 26th
to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hockey, a
daughter.
WALLER-In Wingham on August
21st, to Mr; and Mrs. . Harry
Waller, a daughter.
GRAI'NGER:In Seaforth on August
20th, "to Mr. and Mrs. John
Grainger, a 'son.
Deaths
Mrs, O, M. ,Chesney has- returned
from a pleasant stay. at the saintlier'
cottage ofher, son, Dr. Atkinson of
Detroit,- at breecsti• little Bayfield. ;
Much regret was felt, in : .Seaforth
On, there ei t of the, :.news' of ;the
c p
12
Rev, D. K. Grant W. .Jackson"
J. Ranstord Bert Bovey
r Dr.Axon
Cl.D. Robe tan.of
D A. Forrester 8 P. Towne 2
T. ,Jackson Jr. J. T. Flatland.
D L.Maepherson W. Grant"
Dr. Shaw, , J E.. Cantelon.:
N. Bali 111 E.-G.',f'eurtice• i
2nd Round
Hovey. 16':, Coertiae 1L
Final.
Hovels ,, 15 ` Towne 9
AranoCia'ioe.'
Ball 17; Forrester 9
Courisiee 1G,; FNedigerinal 14
kleahlle of Mr Cl.- F Coling, a form a.
et' member -of the Collegiate si aff. ' I'orrester- ii.OoasolatioNediger
4
CA.N'FELON-In Goderich township,
7th con,, on Sept, , drug, William
Cantelon, aged 30 sears,
DORRANC i -In Chicago on August
HaY.s.
- ' 2'314 Nancy widow of 'the
he
late Samuel. llorra
ce ScaT
oith
,
aged 79 years and 4 months.
HAYWOOD-=In Exeter ' on August
25th, John Haywood, ,aged •85,
years.
COLLING-Tta Toronto, on Augudt'.
25th, George, Featherstone Col -
ling, formerly , of Seaforth. '
,.
0 ISL'l+p'I:-Tn Seaforth ,on August
21st, Margaret Gleason, widow of
•the late Michael 'O'Keefe,`aged .18
years.
BELL -In Goderich township on Aug.
28th, Willis Bell, aged 56 years)
and 8 months.
i,GLEDFJLI-At Benmiller on Aug.
24th, Sarah J, Vanstone, •w,ife of
Jesse Gledhill, in her 78th year.
OR SALE. -ABOUT 80 YOUNG
chickens cheap •-Apply to Frank
Hutchings at the .G.T.R. Station.
-98
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
and ropairs kept on hand, also ag-
ency for new machines,, -A. Hoop-
er, Albert street;' ,-95
FARM FOR SALE -THE UNDER-
signed offers for sale his fine farm
of about 130 acres adjoining the
town of Clinton. ' The farm is in
a good state of cultivation and.
has good buildings -brick house,
bank barn, driving house, pig pen,
etc -all comparatively new. A first
glass young orchard containing all
kinds of fruit, also small fruits.
The farm is well fenced and well
drained and is a very desirable
home. For further particulars
apply on premises or address John
Torrance, Clinton P. 0. -63
FOR SALE. -ONE SECOND-HAND
furnace in first-class shape,
also one second hand R a di a n t
Home heaterwithout oven -Apply
to Thos. Hawkins at Roivland's
hardware store.
7IIOOPING• COUGH -ALL CHILD-
ren having whooping cough will not
be allowed to attend school or leave
their own premises for a period of
six weeks after its commencement.
By order -J. W. Shaw, M.H.O.
-96-
WANTED, 'A LIMITED NUMBER
'of boarders. -Apply to Mrs. Foster,
Albert street. -94
FOR SALE-NI!WLY CALVED COW
-Paul. CadeaUx, London Road, R.
R. No. 5. -97
TEN
ILL
1 DOLLARS REWARD W R
be paid to any person giving in-
formation that will . lead to the
conviction of anyone shooting Hom-
er Pigeons, -Clinton I-Ioming Soc-
iety. -94-4.
WANTED-' TSOS'ITION AS HOUSE -
keeper to widower or elderly.
couple. Apply at, News -Record Of-
fice • -96
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALU-
able Farm by auction. -The execu-
tors of the estate of the late Elias
Ball will sell by public auction at
the Auburn Hotel in the village of
Auburn on Saturday, Sept. 6th, at
3 p.m. the farm belonging - to the
said estate consisting of 165 acres
of land, snore or less, being part
of Lot 30 and Lots 40 and 41,
Concession 11, Hullett. 'On the
premises, which is all in one block,
there is a good brick house in
splendid repair, has slate roof, good
"cellryr, surnace, and moreconven-
iences than usually found in a lam -
house. The ' barn is 1115x50 on
stone stabling, with a straw shed
25:x 35, also on art. stone wall. Al-
so
n
so a large drive sed about 85 x ]
en and of
het
' cic pig p i i
60 a good bss
bout-buildisy6s There is' about two
of orchard -cherries, - plums
o
and apples. The farm is in a good.
state of cultivation. Fences are
good and the place is exceptional-
ly well watered. There is an
which
house e ho
at tl ar-
tesian well
i
also supplies the barn. There is
'also a never -failing spring which
waters the pasture folds: Tereus
of Sale -Ten percent. of purchase
money to be paid' or arranged for
at the Mime of sale, balance with-
in thirty days, or an, amount equal
to half the purchase money, may re-
main on mortgage to suit 'purcilas-.
er -H. H. Hill and Geo. H. Ball,
Executors. Thos,,` Gundry, Auct.
.-NOTICE'
COURT . OF REVISION
is hereby given that 'a Court will
be held, pursuant to The, :Ontario
5 Voters' Lists Act, by His Honour
the Judge' of the .County Cofyrt of
Huron at Londesboro on . the 18th,
day of September, 1913, at lP
o'clock a. in. to hear and determine
complaints of errors and omissions
in the .Voters' List of the _Munici
polity ,of, the Township of 'Huliletfr
for 1913, Dated'the Sid clay of
September,. 1913. -James Campbell,
Clerk of the Municipality of the
Tow*ship' of IHaillot/, •-•d7-2
r�.
.
NECOKNEO STORE
.
Live and' Let Live
Pickling Seasgn'is here again we
are well stocked with all kind of
spices nod vinegars.
FLOUR
AM
CLINTON FAMILY 'FLOUR.
FIVE ROSES.
PURETY' and EXETER.
FRUITS
ORANGES,
LEMONS.
BANANAS
GRAPE -FRUIT
PEACHES
PLUMS.
WATER MELONS
and TOMATOES.
A CALL SOLICITED.
FARM FOR SALE -CON. 8 WEST
half of lot 9, Mullett township,
containing 50 acres. There or
on the farm a frame house 20x26,
kitchen 18x14, and a summer. kit-
chen and wood shed 24144, bank
barn ' 58x40 with stabling under-
neath and cement floors with hen
house and pig .house. The land is
good clay loam, entirely clear of
weeds, is well drained with tile,
and in a good state of cultivation.
No waste land. There is one acre of
good orchard and a never failing
well. Terms : $500. of principal
paid 'down and the rest can re-
main on mortgage. As the pro-
prietor intends giving up farming,
if not sold the place will he Tent-
ed, -Apply on premises or to Jokn
Riley, Sr., Constance. P. 0. -86.
E. E. HUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET, LIVE GROCER.
FARM FOR SALE -LOT 40 AND
part of Lot 39, Con. 9, Goderich
township, consisting of 107 acres
all cleared and good tillable land
with the exception of five acres of
bush and ten acres of orchard con-
taining apples, plums and cherries.
Farm in good condition being of
good clay loam, well fenced and
having an abundance of excellent
water. On the premises are two
barns, one 58x30 with shed 25x:10,
all on stone foundation, The oth-
er barn is 50x30 with shed 47x30
and also a gravel house. Situated
one mile from school i, mile from
English church, 1 mile from Meth-
odist church, 5 miles from Clinton,
6 mile's from Bayfield. Rural Tele-
phone connection. Also part of lot
containing 50.
36, 'Telephone Road,a
adjoining school and 4 miles
acres alae i g
from Clinton, on which there are
no buildings but containing a small
swamp making it an excellent pas-
ture farm. For` further particulars
apply on the premises, or address -
Geo. A. Cooper Clinton, Ont. Phone
7 on 155. -71.
FOR SALE - DRRIVING : HORSE,
buggy, only run two seasons, and
hatncbs in good repair. Apply ; to
-.ioh n May, Clinton. .-95
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• Wer! wish to welcome our '•'
• flora customers' flo
• many .
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' holidays and. e.
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their ho 1 s x -•
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tend greetings to those •
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• who remained at home.
WANTED.-1.2CPERIENCED GIRLS
and girls' to learn knitting and
looping'.'pay"- $
5:66,pet W e
k
wwhile,I'earr.;ng, Steady employ-
ment,
meet, pleasant position. 'Apply
now. -Clinton Knitting Co. -93
SLABS FOR SALE, 14• INCHES
long. ` Will sell by load or cord.-
A. Forbes, Coal and Wood Dealer.
Onlyengine of its bind
Will do more work -dc work in more dif-
ferent places -give 60 changes of speed.
GILSON
Delivers 100% service.' Farmer's power house
on whools. Carries Its own lino shaft, pulleys, bele
"'tlgghtenor end pumptaok.. Ready for any lob. any
tvhore, atony time. 1 to ,o b, p. Agents wanted.
write for particulars.
• GILSON MFG.,CO. Led.
•
Guelph,
Canada
HOUSE 'AND LOT ON ORANGE
street for sale, now occupied by
Mrs. Easom, Six rooms. -A. J.
Tyndall. •''} -88
Helping the Farmer
To Make Money.
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100%
Service
AGENT AT CLINTON
D
RANS>(�R
M. G.
Have Your
Eyes Tested
For the benefit of our
many customers we have se-
cured a few: hundred 'bushels of
choice Seed Wheat, Gold Coin
and Abundance, two varieties
that have given the best re-
sults in Huron County this
season.
Above will be sold on a
very close margin. If your
field is not in the best of con-
dition try a few sacks of
Gunn's Special Fall P•heat
Fertilizer.
A lull line ,ti I•'l.l.n, l eed
anti Poultry Food, am 17's on
hand.
Always' in the market for
new}laid eggs and :ive pout,
try,
• if it had :.not been for, ••
• •
• them, we would not have
• •,'
• been here' to welcome to,;,
• those who. returned home. •
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GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to=date Firm
CLINTON.
N. W. Trewartha, Wm, Jenkins.
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• We T, .O'NEIL. ••
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• "The Hub Grocery." •
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A 6000 CHANCE
TWO STORY HOUSE
-and-
NEW COTTAGE
For Sale
Located side by side.
Properties in exdell'ent condition.
Would lease from buyer. •
If you are stiffer--ing from
Headaches the cause may be
eye strain due to -either not
wearing glasses or wearing
those which do not accommo
date :themselves to your eyes.
TOascertain thecause of
3 -
ol�,l',.trouble have your eyes
tested a by graduaie optician,
g
We make no chal'g.l ;for.
testing.
g
A. J. GRIGG
GRRADITA.TE OPTICIAN A,ND.
JEWELER.
Slabs For Sale.
HARDWOOD SLABS, 14
INCHES LONG. IDEAL
FOR SUMMER USE.
ALSO 12 INCH BODY
WOOD.
Stapleton Saw Mill.
F. J. Hill, .Clinton.
Phone 77.
BEFORE THE STORM
the wise man has the rain pipes put
in condidion' to carry off the over-
flow. This work can be entrusted
to us with the certainty that it
will be done right. Our experietre
ars
TIN'NERS
covers all branches of the trade.
What we do we do well because we
like to, and because we are paid to
do -it that way.
Let us examine the rain pipes, eav-
espipes, etc., and estimate the cost
of repairs.
THOS. HAWKINS.
Phone 53.
HEATING AND PLUMBING IN
ALL ITS BRANCHES.
CEMENT.
The Strongest of
1 all Firepots
P
Furnace fire-,
The Sunsh
frit' U
pot is heavily ribbed and in
two sections, which allow
for contraction and expan-
sion. It will never crack.
Ashes won't adhere to the
straight sides --always a
clear and economical firer
it
al agent will
Our hoc g
show you this and
many other "Sunshine"
adv antage's. Send for
free, booklet,
WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON
A STOCK OF NATIONAL
PORTLAND CEMENT
PHONE ORDERS OR 'CALL
ON.
JOHN HUTTON,
Londesboro.
COLLEGE
HOME
.
Thousands of ambitious young people,
ore fast preparing in. their own homes '
I
to occupy Incentive positions as stance.
repliers, bookkeepers, telegraphers,
civil servants in feet every
spherehere of
Business Activities.
You may finish at
I college if you so wish, Positrons guar-
anteed.
lit
er college any
n,
y day.
e• Indio
idealinstruction. Expert teachers
,
Thirty years' experience, Largest traineta
in
Canada.Seven c
olic e
sS
e
Ci
a
i
•coufor teachers.' '
'Affiliated with Commercial Educa-
tors' Association or Canada. .,Ctm a1
Schoolatfamous:: Spotton Business
College, London,
CLINTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
GRO. SPorroN B. F, WARD
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• President. Principal.
pal.
s.
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Sunshine
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urittae
9OLD IN CLINTON BY
BYAM & SUTTER
Sanitary Plumbers _ Phon• 7.
The News -Record to Jan. 14 for 400. shit,
GRAND TRUNK SYs EM
ONLY LINE REACHING ALL.
SUMMER RESORTS IN
HIGHLANDS OF' ONTARIO.
Including
Muskoka Lances, Lake of Bays, Georg-
ian Bay, Algonquin Park, Maganeta-
wan River, French River, Timagapna,
Kawartha Lakes.
Full Summer Service now in effect
to all, of above resorts. Write ' for
full particulars and'. illustrated folders
to any Grand Trunk Agent.
HOMESEEK ' RS' EXCi!JRSION.
Each Tnesday til Oct. 28 inclusive.
a
Winnipeg and Return $35.00
Edmonton and Return $13.90
ur
' ts. t n
her o1Raen
Low rates other
limit two months. Pullman Tourist
Sleepers leave Toronto at, 11.35 p.
m. on above dates running through
to Winnipeg via Chicago and Saint
Paul without change. Tickets are
also on sale via Sarnia and the Nor-
thern Navigation Company.
The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway,
is the shortest and quickest route
between Winnipeg, Saskat000n and
Edmonton.
John Ranslord and Son, uptown
agents; A. 0. Patteson, station ag-
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