The Clinton News Record, 1913-12-04, Page 7' lktrUcefleld
•3th ,J, II. O'Neil, who hive been in
• • • • , the west, for the' past couple,of years,
- • has aeturned to .13xiicefie1d and will
• ' , • pimliably • spene n er. ere,
1 th • wat '
. is looking avell and as ' if
a.' • ,• ,the vesthad been ,gotad't,oliini, • His
-!•*; ' old.,friends are pleaped to see • him
, .
• and hope he anay , decide. to reinam.
• , The , sad ',nova reached hem Monday,
•"••='• of the. death 'of Miss- Nellie • 1VIeDain-
• „•.. aid who •diefi Suaday labia:ring at the
• taa ,.,' home"' ef htr sipter Mrs NeU Yela.
lewlees •ardf"nBovamaniville,. ' The, I. -era
aliroughtn4O• , her home'
, •1e BrUeete11 bhe funeral . taking '
.• , ' 'place'`WeclnesdaY •aftethoon. laairdfs,
Mr Peub'n 'Grahame Of Clinton
shipped ,a large quantity of • fowl
from tlils station ThesclaY • of ;last
•'• • Week -to Toronto He • paid .seventeen
- ,•", emits per pound for turkeys alive.
,!-•••„ There,aseems to' h'e bijprort .in •rais-
.
• ' Mr. and Mrs; John Silider!8", 'home
' Ws been -brightened by the arrival el
' • a baby toy last' Friday.
Mr. • and Mrs'. Albert Canieten , and
•. daugaters, Ruth andMarga,ret,, ',from
Snowflake, -Man.;' are visating at the
• a ' - home, of Mr: and Mrs.. "Ohas. ' Was-
mann, They look as if ' the west
• ' agrees with them, •
• Miss. Mabel Turner attended the
,
• ,,, "aanagoigo dance in Seaforth on Monday
•night last.
• , Ma-- anti 'Mrs. Junes Allen, ' who
' were on a trip west have returned
Miss Jessie Grainger, trained nurse,
- is in Simcoe engaged professionally.
The weather continues fine- which
-• gives ounnarrners time to ,fircish • up
their plowing.
- •
•
Anniversary services will be held
• in the Presbyterian church next Sun-
day when the Rev. Mr. Martin of
Stratford will ,preach both rimming
.•"and evening. There will be special
inusic •by the •choir and other local
talent will take part. The annual
fowl supper .will he held the follow-
• ing Tuesday night.
' The Kelly Mission Band held a
. very successful sale of plain and
• lancy sewing. The nroceeds .amounted
to $90. The kensall Home Mission
• gave the play, "Jane Wilkie" which
,• was very much appreciated by the
large audience. . „.
Miss MeClymont of Kippen visited
• last week at the home of Mrs, Dan.,
Ross. •
1 the west on a visit.
• Mrs. ,Tatnes Buchahan was in. Ton..
onto for ,a few days. last. week.
'"Mrs.- Walter Sharman has returned
'from a visit with her alaughter, Mrs,
(Dr.) Duggan. of Detroit.
Miss Mary Lacey or 'Goderich
towo-
sliip, while driving home from Ahurch
on •Sunday; weal: with her father and
mother, was kicked by ne horse
-and sustained a fracture . of •the
• Miss Jessie 'Bell has. return3d, to
Detroit after a vita with her mother
in town, Mrs. James Bell, .
,
Mr. S. S. Long returned to his
. borne in Guelph last week alter a
fortnight's visit with Mr. Alex. Rob -
Miss, Margaret McDougall 'of Hena
sail 'visited •fatenda in town' last'
, ,
Dr. A, ,I-1, Macklin has returned -af-
ter a three months' sojourn in the
best hospitals or London, Berlin apd,
Vienna. '
, -Rev. I. B. Fotheringham had the
•atisfortune to have a rusty nail run
' his foot one day last week and •
as a consequence was quite lame for
•'aorne, days, ••
Mr. Wm. 'Stoners, •while leading
• his horse about the yard the other
day had the misrortaine 'to fall and
aracture his ,leg. .
• Five unidentified bodies, victims o
the • recent storm on Lake •I4mon,
•Were buried in Maitland cemetery on
Thursday afternoon last. The town
• aebuncil attended the funeral in a
• body. The services were conducted
• lby -Rev, G. E. Ross, assisted by
" Rev. • JE.Ford and Rev. W. • K.
• Hager. .
, The Misses. Naien have returned
' laem a, visit with friends in; Detroit,
• 'Windsor and Walkerville.
On Wednesday or last week Miss
Edythe C., daughter of , Mr,
• and Mrs. Wellington Dinsmore, was
married in St. George's church to
Mr. Sidney R. Jermyn of Granton.
• Or( On same day Miss -Margaret
1VicIver was united in martiage to
Mr. John Vrooman, the oalciatirig
.clergyman aeirg Rev. Geo.. Ibi. Ross.
After a honeymoon trip to Detroit,
Cleveland and other points, Mr.- and
Mrs. Vrooman Will take up their re-
sidence in town, •
A graduation class of three nurses
will receive their diplomas , at a pub-
lic gatheriag to he held in Oddiel-
• lows' Hall on Friday evering of
,next week. .
The bylaw to guarantee the bonds
,of the American Road Machine Com,
pany for' $50,000 was "carried • on
Saturday by a vote of 830 to 05.
The company purposes building a
•'much larger and better plant •and
,exiandimg their business greatly,'
• Goderich
.Walter Taylot has gone' "I' "ta,
• Pasadena, Cal., for the winter.
Mr, Edgar Batten left last week to
• jein• his brether at Stockton, Cal..
Mayor Reid and Reeve Kennings,
•- aim Mr. J. A. McEwan,. went to
a Toronto last vveek to hear the evi-
dence of Mr. Noyes before •the Rail-
" way Board. Not much' satisfaction
has come out or the investigation so
far, however. • • •
Dr. Harold Taylor is home from
'Wingham
Mr; J, W, Hardie left on Thursday
lot lis, home an California, after vis-
iting stia sister, Mrs. Peter Wilson of
.tolart, •'
Mr's. J. B.f./Cummings hag returned
to her home „la...Preston after a visit
with Wingharn friends,
• Mr. and Mrs. James Dennis attend -
:ed the diamond wedding anniversary'
-of Mr, Jahn lammis o1..0ourtright
• last ,week, '
Clixton News-Itecozd
'lett Township
IVIesard. Jahn HeSaelwooll and Wm,
Haggett' each have peen Serrating -from'
aa attack of blood poisoning in•• the
hand, btit aro. both recoveanrg,"pretapt
atteutioa having been given, ,
Williara- Medd' ot ITrogilieidge.;
Visited his ' sister, MrS, Lyon; , last
Mrs, David Hoggart ,haa returned'
honie -After having ,undergone .B1 -ser4
Mue-operation•• in ! the Clinton hos-
pital. ,-She Is wan, able to attend to
her, household Claes ,and it is hoped
alie.„ Will speedily bm reatored.t� ,per -
fact •health. •' •' " '
••
• Constance
ThenMethodiat Sunray school ted having having their Chriatmas earttata
and tree' on the evening -of Dec. 22nd
when a good, time may be looked for.
Miss Mina. Roberton; ,teacher of our
sphool, spent the week -end visiting
Auburn friends.
Quite a number frons around here
attended the funeral of the late Mrs.
Andrew Tyerman of Seaforth on Mon -
Mrs, Seinuel Donald keeps very
poorly. •
' Miss W. Carter" spent 'a- few. 'days
in Sealorta with. the, late Mrs, Tyer-
rna,n recently. -
Mr. Howard Armstrong and Miss
5. Clarke visited the former's , sis-
ter, Mra. -T. Price of Winthrop, on -
Sunday.
Mrs. Adam Glazier of. Clinton: and
Mrs. T, Pollard of the village" vis-
ited their father! Mr. • Wm. Cole of
Ethel, who *as recently slhot in the
face but who is now improving nice --
Mr. Jos, Riley had a wood bee an
Thursday and a party hi the evening.
The amount. of wood put through
during the day was wonderful and
everybody, enjoyed thd festivities of
the, evening. . .
Bluth
Mr. Schenk of Rostock was the
guest or his sister, Mrs. Alex.
Hamm, last week.
Mr. F. Nixon has. teturned from a
visit of several weeka in the west.
Mr. Ja B. Tierney received A fine
deer shot by his eon, who is Sta-
tion agent at, Oriwatin Jet, '
St. Andrew's Bible Class has • -been
meargarlized with the followian of-
ficers : President, Mr. A. ,Elder ; vice
Miss 0, Dodds ;, secretary, Miss • D.
Leith-; organist,- Miss J. Steinhoff ;
assistant, Miss E. Leith ; teacher;
Rev.. W. D. Turner, assistant, Ir. R.
Somers. .
Chicken thieves have been -at work
in our town during the past fort-
nigICt or so.
The. Blyth branch of the Canada
Bible Society contributed sixty-five
dollars to the fund this, year at its
'recent meeting. '
Mr. John Mains fell from a pile or
lumber in the C. P. R. • yards one
day recently and %stile no bones
were broken he got a rather bad
shaking up.
Mrs. Geo. Brogden and Mrs. W. H.
LyOn of Loadesboro were iv' town
last week visiting Mrs. J. H. R. El-
liott,
Mr, W. 13,' Came of Toronto has
taken a position as harness1 maker
with 114r. R; H. Robinson.
• Mr. Archie McQuarrie, who is
homesteading in the west, is expect-
ed home for the ' Christmas vaca-
tioa.
Miss Clara Stoltz Or Auburn visited
Blyth friends• fer a few clays ',last
Mr. Wm. Campbell of. Toronto was
in- town last week on business. in
Conifeation ,with , the' estate Of the late
Alexandee laatterson, for which he is
one of the execatorn He also vis-
ited his sisters at Bayfield'.
Mr. and Mas. Rohn. Young visited
Mrs. Myles -Young last week while on
their way froth New York to their
home at Long Beach, Cal. .
Mr. James Dodds, who has been
engaged with the , Gordon, McKay
Co., Toronto, for the past seven
years, has feased the store new oc-
cupied by Mr. R. IT. Robinson and at
the beginning of the year will -put
in a complete rine of boots, shoes
and groceries. Mr. Dodds will be a
welcome addition fp the circle .o.f
busikess men in his old home' town.
The following are the list or qr.:
ficers for the Odd.iellows for the en-
suing year : , N. G., ' W. .Phillips ; V.
(4'.,J. Weymoutli ; R.S., A. W. -Robin-
son ; RS., L. G. McTaggart ;. Treas-
urer, R. H. Robinson ; physician, Ina
C1iaele0Worth ; trustees, J. Stoners,
S. MOVittie, P., Gardiner. The led-
ge expects to move into new qual=
tees over Chambers! store about the
first of the year. •
Auburn
"
Anniversary services will he held
n the Baptist church 00 Sunday,
when Rev. W. D. McGee of Spring-
field:. a former pastor of the Clinton
and Auburn Baptist churches arid who
Is held in high esteem; by the mem-
bers and friends, will preach, The
I,oba' Quartette will furnish the music
at these servicee,iendering several of
their highly appreciated selections,
There will be tAvo services, at two
o'clock in the afternoon and at seven
in the evening. '
Mr. and Mrs, 'John Lawson, having
bought a house in the vill•a,ge, are
moving here from Londeshoro. Auburn
citizens bid them welcerne and trust
that their ;sojourn hem may be both
happy and prosperous. ,
Mrs, Fred Prost of Milver ton has
been visiting Mrs. George Dawsor,.
The 0. •.0. la. have purchased the
temperance hall and intend repairing
and fitting it np.
Ma S. Mitchell has taken a pos-
ition with HouSon & LawSon for the
winter and has moved from Benmill-
er into Mr. J, hl. Naylor'e house in
the village. - •
Mr. William: Be/afield, a respected
resident of West V,fawanosh• and' •an
okioiai. in the Aubuyir ' Anglican,
church, passed haway. Oin the nine.
!Inman, ,,A family", or :three daugh-
ters AIM four soha suryive.
)
,
London, Read
Mr. Oscar Switzer, who hasbeen
in the Wept, for the Most part in tbe
vicinity of Moundaille, Sask., -during
the- sutemer, returned ; home Sa.tae-
Mr., and Mrs; James :Killer of Olin-
torn‘visited friends on The Boad• -on
Tuesday. •• •
The Epvvorth League had 'a special
social Thanksgiving eVeiling at the
home ,of Mr. and Tars. A. ,Wiltset 01
Tuesday evening when a very' pleasant
time was spent socially "after a• good
program. • The • League intend haning-
their annual oyster supper • at ;the
home of Mr.' Will Foster on the leth
inst. • ,
Bean threshingale finished „up on
The Road and lan•CMY is, reallY sor-
ry, though the saniple is ,pretty good
and the price not' to .1ie 'sneered at,
though setae farmers are holding
theirs far a still further advance.
The Beef Ring has wound up- its
operations for the season- and' 'will
hold its annual meeting on" ' Fridar
everting of this week. The business
part or the meeting will be followed
by an oyster supper, as is the usual
custom, and a pleasant evening is ,an-
ticipated.
Blake
Mr.. R. N. Dcmglas is- Wilding a
driving shed, upon the ground where
the old store stood, for 'the purp,ose of
acannanodating his customers' • hors-
es.
• Mr. G, S. Howard; who has
taught in U.. S. S. NO. 9, Stanley
for fifteen consecutive years, has re-
sianed to resume the pyincipalsbip of
Zurich soliool. -
Mr. and Mrs. Zapre, who were cal-
led to Michigan, to, attend the funeral
of Mrs. Zapie's brother were unex-
peetedly reealled-Owing to the illness
oh their son,' Abraham, who is
threatened with appendicitis, •
Mr. 0. Sehrag is erecting a dairy
and cheese -factory where on small
scale lie intends thus to use up • the
milk of his own cows.
The following 10 1110 report of U.
S, S. No. 9, Stanley for November :
4th, -A, Finlay, M, °mat, W. lVfan-
son. Sr. bird, -J, Moyer, R. Zirk,
L. Meyers. Jr, 3rd, -A. 1Vinyers, S.
Erb, L. Oesch. Sr.. 2n0 -Harvey Moy-
er, Herbie Moyer, J. Oesch, Jr. 2nd
-5 Beehlar, E. Meyers, A. P. Doug -
Part, -E. Zapfe; a Doug-
las, G. &Mag. Jr. Pt, 2nd, -E.
Howard, E. Gingerieh, M. Meyers.
Sr. Part lst,-5, Zirk, Gelinas,
R. Meriam. Jr. Park Ist,-R. Mer -
am, 111...Boyle. •
-G, S. Howard, Teacher,
Kippen
• Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Palmer of God-
erieh visited in the home of Mr. •Ja•
B. Dinsdale this week.
We are sorry to have to report this
week that Mrs. John Cochrane of
the townliae le very ill, so ill that
her friends despair of her recovery,
Her sister Mrs. Geo. Kennaird ac-
companied by her husband arrived
this week from Vancouver, •
Beans have been a fair crop this
• year. One •of the best, of these is
that of Mr, W. D. Harvey, "wile
threshed about 500 bushels from 38
aeres. . •
Zurich
•
Mr. Abraham Lehman of Caledonia,
Mich., a former resident Of this town-
ship, died at his hoineafter a short 111-
nes, Iiis,siaten Mrs. E. -Zapf°, and
her husband attended the funeral last
weelc, His aged mother, also • resides
here. •
- -
Mr. Will. Denomy, who recently sold
his farm, has been down in Essex
county looking over some farm lands.
Mr. W. C. Wagner was in London
last week takiog special medical
treatment.
What in•ight nave proved to be a ser-
ious fire occurred in Zurieh on Wed-
nesday morning or last week, when
the store now owned by Mr. Wm,
Bender was found to be in flames
and was soon reduced to as100.
Many of, the surroundina buildings
were ceinsiderably daanaged by fire,
water and smoke. The cause was an
overheated stove.
'he News -Record a News Leader.
- Marriages
1VicINTOSH-SCOTT -- At Seaforth,
on Nov. 26th, Geoage Stewart
McIatosh of McKillop to Aileen,
onlydaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William. Scott,
NICHOLSON-FRAZER - I Morris
township, on Nov, 22111, Robert
Nicholson, tn., Margaret Frazet.
BEOKER-DROWNING - bit Exeter,
NM", 23rd, Oliver Herrnan-13colcer
, of New Hamburg, to Hazel Lea -
ore 13rowana, daughter of Dr,
and Mrs. Browning or Exeter.
- Births
KUNICLE-aAt Niagara 'Falls,
on Nov. Vitha to Mr. -and Mrs.
A. S. Kunkle, (formerly Man M.
J. Crawford, Londesborci) a
daughter.
TiORBES-ht Clinton,• on -November
28111, to Mr. ana Mrs, J. R.
Forbes, a daughter. • • -
SNIDER -At Brucefield, on Nov.
2810, to Mr. 'and Mrs. John
Snider, a P.011. , • ,
BENNIaaPT-In Turnbury, on Nov.
16111, tO Dirt. and Mrs., Ed. 13en-
. ,
nett, a son. .
SMITH -In Goderich, on Nov. 23rd,
r.
to Mancl Mrs. D. R. Smith, a.
(laughter.
Deaths
,MORRISON-In McKillop, on Nov
22nd, Sebulah May Forbes, wife
of William A. Morrison, aged 32
year,s and 7 months.
McMARTIN-J•n Seaforth, on Nov.
. Rebecca McMinn, wife of
Mr. Robert McMartin!, aged 52
TT) fallEla WANTED FOR 5,5. NO. FRESH. CREAM (.1,AN BE HAD AT
Bartlift s and 1VIeLearlan's • restaur-
;._- •
1 Stanley. ' Expemenced -teacher:
, Duties' to -commence after ' Christ--
, „ „
leas vacation, State: saaaay nnd
' • 'to
' 198, Mo -
Ewen, Sec: 11. It, No, 5, Clinton;
Ont. •-10•-•3
TEACTIER WAN111E1) FOR U. S. d.
, No, 12, Mullett anti Goderich-Sum.
merhill school. Appliaaticins receiv-
ed tai to• nor. on Wednesday, Dec.
•3rd, duties to con -mope', Jail. 5th• ,
1914. • State salary and experience..
- P. J. Lindsay, Secretar?, R. R.
• No. 1, Clinton. • '
TEACHER. 'WA [Trutt) rbrt s. s.
,No. 5, Stanley.--Applicationa re-
ceived until Deceniber IOth. Duties
to corhinence January 5th, 1911,
State salary and • experience. -Ada
dress the Secretary, Robert McOlin-
chey, Zurich P. 0,, R.. R. No. 1.
-10-2
FOR SALE. -HOUSE AND -LOT
(No. 463); on Albert street. Seven
rooms, cellar, town vvaterworks,
acre garden with stable. For par-
ticulars aPply to -A. E. Matheson,
Clinton, Ont. , -10
FOR SALE, MILKING COW, GOOD.
-James Livermore, next MpKena
zie's factory.
PERRY PEERLESS PLAYERS -
The firemen of Clinton intend bring-
ing the Perry Peerless Players' to
town for a three night engageinent,
Dec. 4, 5 and 6. Don't fail to
hear them. They're all right. -08.
WANT L/VE FOWL. -1 AM HAND -
ling fat ,bens, ebiekens, turkeys,
ducks ands -geese and 'paying no
highest prices going. -Po-ultrjatek-
en every day in the week except
Sunday, -W. Marquis, Base Line,
Phone 14 out 166. -91.
NOTICE. - THE HuLLETT TAX
Collector will' attend at the fol -
towing places on the respective . dat-
es to receive taxes : Loadesboro
Nov. 28th, Dec. 12th and 15th,
Clinton, Monday Dec. 8th, • Con -
.Stance, 'Wednesday Dec. 10th,Au-
burn, Thursday Dec. 4th, Taxes riot
paid by the. ant will be charged
Sc on the $ extra'. -W, Moon, Col-
lector. • -08-2,
PRINCESS THEATRE
Open Every Evening,
SHOWING GOOD, BRIGHT, HIGH
CLICSS MOVING PICTURES.
.,adialission 5 cents. Saturdays and,
holidays 10 cents. Children 'ac-
companied by their par- a
; eats 11 cents.
COME nANI) SPEND A VAPPY
- HOUR.
ROOMS and BOARD.
WILT, EVERYONE' THAT WILL
;FURNISH SUPFI ACCOMMO.DA-
. ,
TION •FOR ANY YOUNG ,LADa
, TES THAT WE MAY BRING TO
'THE TOWN FOR ADDITIONAL •
HELP IN, OUR FACTORY,
PLEASE REGISTER THEIR
NAMES WITH US AND CON-
FER A GREAT FAVOR.
Clinton 'Knitting Co.
•
Fruits
FANCY GOOD SWEET • ORANGES
• $3.25 A BOX, ANY SIZES...„
• -----
BES'r KIND OF BANANAS 2.0e. A
DOZEN.
LEMONS 84 AND $5 A BOX.
MALAGA GRAPES 20c: 1,13,
SWEET ORANGES 25e.,30c.: OM
-"• AND 60e. DOZEN.
PINEAPPLES AND CHESTNUTS.
ALL KINDS OF BISCUITS.
EVERYTHING IN :nig 1I55 OF'
FRUITS. •
ALL KINDS OF NUTS.
LEMONS 20c. a AND 30c. DOZEN,
1 CANDIES, TOBACCOS AND '
CIGARS.
•PURE IMPORTED OLIVE OI1,.
JOS. CARUSO/
NEXT IRIVINA TYNDALL'S
STORE, OPPOSITE TOWN
HALL. '
'RAMNKA11-WAYGSYSTEM
I ! From stations west im Ontatio
Good • Going P.M. ttains December
510, All trains December 61e, 7111
and 8111. •
; ACCOUNT SECOND A aINUAL
FA'r STOCK SHOW.
All tickets valid to return up to
and including December an, 1913,
Joan Ransford & Son, uptown ticket
Agents, Phone 5,7. -
A. 0. Pattison, Depot Agent Phone,
35. •
VVARNING.,--W 00 D HAS I3EE5
Stolen Ervin the Rathwell • bush on
the Varna 'load. The parties are
, known and any repetition of the of -i
fence• will assuit in • inirriediate
arrest. - ••-=05 •
MARE AND COLT FOR SALE, -
colt tising 8 mentats,-Fred Watts,,
Raglen St, Phorie 149, Box 156.
a • ,
WANTED -DRIED AMPLES, BUT -
ter, Eggs, etc. . Highest price paid.
-=Cantelon Brod: • -03
•
FOWL , WANTED - ALL KINDS,
• dressed or liv,p, • Delivered any day
in the week, Highest price paid. -
T. E. Mason, the Postofficm Store,
Summerhill, -02.
ROUSE FOR SALE. - NINE
roems, la story frame dwelling on
Ontario street, in good repair,
good stone cella. Lot and a half
_with garden and fruit trees-Mts.
M.. Ja • Boles. -06.
TELEGRAPH SCHOOL.- I HAVE
started a night telegraph school and
will start a day school as soon as I
can sell •my flour and feed store or
exchange it for town or farm prop-
erty. -A, 5, Matheson. -05
FARM FOR SALE. - A GOOD
farm consisting of 88 acres, being
Lot, 76, Maitland con., Coderich
township. 2 miles north of Hon
mesville, convenient to church and
school., also cheese and butter fac-
tory. Good seven -room house
with pantry and back kitchen, ex-
cellent cellar, plenty of hard and
soft water. Water piped to baro;
good bank; barn 45x15, straw shed
• 18x36, stabling underneath all.
Two orchards .principally spies and,
baldwins. Farm tile drained, well
fenced, hmall bush, no waste lend,
.all seeded ' down except 1i7 acres
.which is ploughed. Ruaal tele-
phone in house with long distance
connection, also on Rural mail de-
livery route. Possession given to
suit purchaser. - Lewis Tebbutt,
Holmesville, Telephone 9 on 143,
Goderich Township, -06.
TO RENT -28 ACRES vtrty BEST
clay land, 4 miles from Goderich,
small holtse, good barn, old or-
chard, very suitable for market
garden, poultry, milk etc. Ponses-
skin immediately. -Oliver Johnson,
Clinton. • 02.
WANTED a -EXPERIENCED GIRLS
and girla to learn knitting and
looping. Will pay $5.00 per week
while rearv:Ing, Steady employ-
ment, pleasant position. Apply
now. -Clinton Knitting Co. -93
IT WILL PAY YOU.-WITEN HAV-
ing an auction -sale advertise it in
The •News -Record shicIi goes into
the great majority" of homes in the •
districia,
a „a
BELLEVIEW F A .5 M DAIRY. From. our "stock of first-class' cows
we ate' prepared to supply you
twice daily with the best of milk,
and cream. We solicit a share of
your patiamage.-gf B. Hill, Phone
-80.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
and 'repairs kept en hand, also ag-
ency for new maehines.-A. Hoop-
er, Albert street. ;-95
JOHN MAY, Agent
FOR THE DEERING CO.
In A.. J. McMarrey's old stand.
yin have on sale cutters, rob-
es, harness, halters, whips,
washing machines„ wriogers,
wheelbarrow's, churns, a few
hog troughs at - a barman also
a good condition powdelnajor
Phone, Office 82, Residence. 194,
HAVE YOU
Decided
TIME FLIES . AND IT IS
ONLY FINE WEEKS UNTIL
• DECEMBER 2510.
Iiave you decided what yo'n
will buy for Christmas
If it is anything in Jew-
elery, W,atches, Silvetware
or Chinaware it will pay
YOU in look over Grigg's
stook and learn his- prices.
A. J. GRIGG
GRADUATE OPTICIAN AND
JEWELER.
'FARM FOR SALE -LOT 40 AND
paat of Lot .39, Con, 9,. Godericli
township, conaisting, of 107, • acres
all 'cleared 'and gbod tillable - land
With the exception of five. acres of
• baah 'and ten acres raif'orchard •
cern
tainifig' apples, plums and cherries.
• Farm in .good condition heing •of
good. `clay a lOama well fenced and
• haling " an abundance of, excellent'.
water. On -the -premises' are ; .tWo
barn, „One, 58x3Q with shed 25x‘0,
ail on, stone foundation. , The Oth-
er heart is, 5430 with shed 47,a30
• aad also" n ,gravel house. •Situated
one mile from school, milefrOm
aaglish 0134'0, ..•1' 'from Meth:
odist church, .5 Miles from (Hinton,
6 mileh from Bakfield',. Rural Tele-
phone capiipeetion.a Also part of
38, Telephone Road, Containing 50
acres adjoining iehool and 4 miles
from Clinton, 00 which there • are,
no buildings but containing a:spiall
swamp .making it an eaceellent „pas -
'tire farm. For. „further -partiOulars
apply on the premises, o,r address,-
Gea.-A: Cooper Clinton, Ont, Phone
7 on 155. • -71,
FARM FOR SALE -THE UNDER.
signed offers for sale ais rine 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
class young orchard containing all
• kinds of fruit, also small fruits.
.The farm is well fenced and well
drained and is a very desirable
borne. `• For further particulars
apply on premises or address John
Torrance, Clinton P. 0. -63
THE CORNER STORE
Live and Let Live
What About Your
CHRISTMAS CAKE
and PLUM PUDDING.
. We Bare the mhterial for mak-
ing therm •
New Raisins, New Currants,
Figs, Dates, New Peels, Orange,
Lemon aad Citron.
Fruit
Oranges, Lemons, Bananas,
GraPe-fruit, Malaga grapes, Ap-
ples, Cranberries.'
Fish
Salt water herring, Finan-haddie
Cod -fish and Smoked hefting.
A CALL SOLICITED.
E. E. 11UNNIFO1D
Livn AND LET LIVE GROCER.
• ELECTRIC 'WIRING
Electric Bells, Teleeliones,
etc. done on short notice..
Write for prices of electric
supplies of every description :
-Tungsten aad Carbon Lamps-
-Flashlight Batteries--
• -Hot point Heating Goods.-
-Shades and Fixtures-
• -Work will be done at a very
reasonable price. Distance
not considered in contract.
W. J. HUDDART:
Goderich, Ont.
The Strongest cf
all Firepots
The Sunshine Furnace fire-
- 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 always a
clear and economical lire.
Our local agent will
show you this and
• many othee"Sunshine"
advantages. Send for
free booklet.
McCiaty's
Sunshine
Furnace
SOLD IN. CLINTON BY
BYAM & SUITTER
Sanitary Plumbers • 3.31ion• 7,
APP.
a,• Our. many cuatomeis are al- ,
•• ways looking for ...something I"
• new," We are ready for them la
• upw with a fall supply of ;
Fresh NeNv 'Fruit for r
Ch I t
• . r s mas,
• New select Valencia ',aisles
• " 3.1bs for 25c •
• New cleaned currants" e ,
• Fresh nevv figs at 8o per lb •
•
• "- dates at • 100 " • .
• Dromedary • • • 10c per pkg
• Aiso new Peels Lemon. On.-
• ange and Citron,
• New shelled walnuts. • ‘.
• • t, aimends. •
• We have also a quantity of •
• 1012 raisins while they last 4 lbs
• ror 25c,
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•. W T O'NEIL "
' "The Hub Grocery." • •
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INNTE• D
LIVE POULTRY
2500 CHICKENS, 1000HENS 1090
DUCKS EACH WEEK FROM NOW
, UNTIL JANUARY.
To finish your own aounrY
we have wheat, oats, and back:
wheat . sPecially ground for
fatteninig Purposes an very rea-
sonable prices. -
8000 • dozen Strictly new laid .
eggs wanted each week daring
the winter, moans. To pro-
duce I nese eggs we have a full I
line of poultry foods to iceep ,
your layers in the 'pink of "
condition. • ' • "
a -
A full stock of BRAN, SHORTS,
FEEDS FLOUR, 0.ATCHOP, /3AR-,
LEYCHOP etc. etc.- always on hand.
'Give us a call.
POULTRY ETicICIE4NwEANKY. Ir OF
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up -to -slate Firm
CLINTON.
N. W. Trewartha, Wm. Jenkins.
WHEN YOU LOOK BACK
tothe days of your Grandmother
and' think of the.heavy wooden tubs,
the water she carried and the trou-
ble or heating it for Laundry • pur-
poses and then contemplate
OUR MODERN PLUMBING
for the Laundry„ Bath and •Kitehen., .
you realize how fortunate the house- .•
wives or this generation are.
It you have not already installed
our Modern Plumbing in your home,
'et our estimates to -day. ..
THOS. HAWKINS.
Phone 53.
...MATING AND PLUMBING IN
ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Slabs For Sale.
HARDWOOD SLABS, 14
INCHES LONG IDEAL
FOR SUMMER USE.
ALSO 12 • INCH BODY
WOOD,
Stapleton Saw
Mill
COLLEGE '
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to occupy lucrotivepositions as stenog,
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