The Clinton News Record, 1912-05-02, Page 6,id• 1110i2
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IT.s°4 to die: effeai
.ienses, aaaar' • ! o1% of, ,a„;",
_ • band
4:111/4,,,st hein7g.
• ..and POIting Company
ItlAe.:1r4PiartY Kinc d"' '
`1„49ttcorelatrhde: ejtaA
and eomPared wase briltit?'oe:91bie°0i191PaliseY:J.
1.1ected as in years- past. a The,serap-
„airigof -the 'trunks and limbs seemed
, gi.:*e fresh vigor, to the ttee, whica
a with plowing, harthiving and spray-
- - 'haK, gave • results that 'surprised every-
; r Ime, The ..Past -year pionounce&
, a ,total failure of the apple strop, and
was nat doubted till the gales
tot midsummer shook,a large percent-
,
e age off, when a stirprise never dreani.-
, ed of greeted the onlooker. Beneath
the tree's supposed to be bafren, were
soon loads of half grown apples, for
We had furious gabs at that time,
.' 'tut what surprieed, most was the
' difference of the sprayed and the
ensprayed trees. Beneath the un -
Sprayed trees the most of the apple
„were •knarled and wormy and few
wete left on the trees :, whilst male
the „sprayed trees the apples Nacre few
and mostly free of worms. A grea
surprise teas experienand later in the
' tall when it was discovered that there
was a fair erop of good clean apples.
, The copious Shoivers and hernia! at-
-nospliere of the early summer gave a
:most magnificent growth. of tango,
that almost entilrely hid the beautiful
• Truk. beneath ahd it ROW dwneil
upon •dhose Interested that there
.night be apples enough to pay to pulS
them. This was done • and by it
' was brought /to view the value of eta -
and spraying.
•, H "6-1,ai an object lesson in *vol.
of "` anng for the Orchard." From
the orchards were picked and
ped from Kincardine • live thousand
barrels of good apples and four car-
loade of windfalls and inferior apples
"ttost of the windialli were a good
aample and only bruised. I may also
. say that, this result was obtained by
enly a partial observance of the SyS
' iiem laid down by 'our best Pomolog
'sts: Owing to the difficulty of get
aing the stock mixture only one
spraying of 'the lime sulphur mixtur
, was accomplished. This had, in ad
slition about. two pounds of 'the at
',as...aenate of teed to 40 gallons of tla.
spray. One plowing and one liar-
• ' rowing, and some pruning had bee
done. This spring, it is *Wilde
that every thing will be done Sys
*emetically ;and according ra the bets;
;titans laid flown. A gang of prim
ers are expected to start as soo
as the roads will permit, consist*
,af six men with all the other acces
sories, such as caboose for eating
and sleeping in, with all the tool's
• 'ladders, etc, required for speedy prun
• "ing, The Company has two power
Vul gasoline sprayers which will fol-
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A.LGONQUIN NATIONAL PARK.
The improvements belag made In
connection with the Highland Inn
situated in the -Algonquin Nattopa,
Park ,of Ontario, 176 'mites west o
Ottawa,' and 204. nibs north o
Toronto 'on the Grand 'hunk Rail
way System, are progressing and tla
addition ot fifty more rooms to thi
lintel will be completed and read
:or the reception of guests abou
June 1st, Tlie accommodation o
!his popular inn will when. the anne.
,s finished be for 200 gueats Situa
ed 1,700 feet above the sea level th
air is pure and finvigorating an
there are few placee in Canada tyhicl
, alter such attractions to the, summe
rewriter as those that are found i
algonquin Park.
Of the many r11 -es of Nelson, f etv
• appecir so antereritlng as a: humble
-Nee, object ' in an obsente 1Taigl4.sh
'town. A.t the Pastan Grommet School
In Norfolk, Lord Nelson was number
amonset the pupals, and one aura
tner evening -he spent some time 151
carving the inttials II. N. on the wan
that surrounds the schnoi.
'• Years Viftervmrds, when he beca•n
the peoplea; idol, visitors imule
?mint of viewing his handiwork ol
the wall, and precautions naive Oilre:
to guard' 'zealously' this memento 0
!he famous Admiral. But in 1.541 s
. great, storm blew down a tree, whit)
in its tall partly demolished the nOte
- • masonry. On bhe following mor,ning,
Mr. Rider Haggard (recently create
. a bayonet), wh-o was visiting th
head meter, spent some time is
.. -assisting to find the magic letters
• and it wat .reserved for the pelebraie,
noveliet to discover the identical brie)
. required.
Ile handed it pver to the principa
:of the sphool ,and to -day the brit'
, rests enclosed a, shade' boariug,
• settable inscription., in the most pro
positton in the school.' Smal
'wonder, therefore ,thet wben a Nol
, 'folk scholar ;was asked the question
"Who was Nelson?" he replied, "II
'703,5 briek I" -
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Iteireses father - akivaysa t'peltlisl
,job put he "took his courage .wat
, .itn iron grip. "Sara' he tifurt111 out
"'I want, to ask you year ;•calteghter'
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April, 24itha•hr'lla-li•i'
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ai'.'.•'•"`' '•ehrdirlar ,, ,p,rieciple, af the,:
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' f3ala---tr Won o Barr' ataaa, 'el . .
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'clinton,- 4 firat„.....3; 'second,. a Ojai;
and • sOelia-1 .'"fot best edlieetien; ,
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' 'F'brdwiar"villhke,''edlehnated'a'the"rarili'ii.aai!theStbailda,,,iala
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-AeSistance,lik:alaiatitage'aagailtatiaba.•••
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an • ,99.,1921,,,Iaedathat., was ‘,',fifidera,'
1d -rained' hataltieeda' 'on. ille7:::•nyag•
'•alnalt $16•50,'Morb . pet aerei thee:land' „teteanhiP
' that was 'net dtaittak actOrdieg '11ta "TeaMite.
data colleted "hY: the 'PePartreent •'' Of;:tled'
, Physics 'at the Ontario Agricultural
'College, ' ' •' ' ' • ' ' . '1 ' '
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Iteperta Were reeeiVed. tram a larae '
Llitrinher '01 farmers; of whom .twelltT'
fiVe'• were. able. 'be give,' defini•te, figto.,ps',Eozest
on 'Yields ali, drained' had nadraiaed '
land. ' 'Eleven Ooturties wore' ropre-
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wilted inthe' terairta, Iron' '' „Darlialm•
in. the east.* ,ESeex. in the westaThe. .tharteen
value. Of 'increases,. *chiding , --Straw, .seattered-too
was ' figured in , Cate. her.. 1911 Iiiices. '
and Illa,ich' 1912, prices. a •aelre, tamer
showed ,' 'an ' average of '915.97 Par.
aerc ana the latter, 9i7.04,, and oot;11'
together an. average Of '910.50. ,. The'
three . who rePortorl no hicrease ' were
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'counted in. obtaining the averages. '
• in wet . seasene the tesults ate, even
more Marked, but even at $16.50, per
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'acre, drains , mope. than pay ' for thema
selves 'in twe Years' ' • ' ''
The .0. A. C. as again renew.ing its
offer of assistacea farmers in lay-
n. t
ing out their daaanase systems... 'rho.
Department of, Physics has a' special
staff of 'Drainage Advieers fin • this
Walt'. There is no charge 'for the ser-
Vices of these men, the only outlaY
to the farmer being -tie -travelling ex-
penses, which are low. ." As the rail-
way fa.re is only Ono cent a mile for
this worlr, and •as several suiveys are
always made on•oae trip, the capons-
es are diviaed. among the setreral par_
'kits; .. a- ry• tataleit ,th a'it•aa. -',:••
iOalit,i'e..";a:',.!(:)84,thT.!.10'.'i„..i.T.hte.. ;,a,,06,44,.":i74„,4. .up,t)...1:1,','
20tha. 1852.,a), •the Rriaralgral3arelliy".1.':.is,'
theY'kief,niananair II*, ifigeitifer ,* , the% i',Vii0E114E47,36R;RAN'.-a-At
of •Sehrhoria '.' jliat" 'pieta:, la; ,,,,,,,.01
H€'Ia the ,,..'ear 1185VeheY,Set-% ,,,,""A7th,
on the; 10th bon, Of this' .toWa, ,
ship eea. lived. there. antit' Sven.$rnarn '';,
ago when they retired'froin; ' the btu;
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densome Work of the' farina 1 Titer '
beta -.the' bturit of- pioneer ,iife.' in., the •
of IloWlick:' and did• their ::nall
share *Wards making , the 'townahie
whatit is to day They' were bless.'
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ed With' a 'faratlY of sigteen •of whore'
,..' are ',living, •but theY ' are '
widelyt: here and tdiere
throughout ' the country to /3' ern4.6
them' all to be 'preSent: • Howe:7a%
Considerable namber of' them As wen
as of the'. forty , arandchildreri and 'of
the twenty-five gaaat grand ,ehildree,
with their . friend§ , met ' at the . 'wale
on Saturday evening. At tie a.i.e-
quest ` of the .,iarnily the Rev. S:
'Young of Cliffotd read. the foacaaa4
address :- ' ' • a ,
Deae.Pather and Mottle): :-- r•
On behalf of the family I am charg-
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ed .with the ,agreeable task .o.f .ten..
doting 'to .you our congratulations on
ars
the completion of your sixty ye ,
of married life, This is .certeinly.
an event' that Veiy few are. perrnitt-
ed to see and enjoy in this short
life .of man's alloted span.
As "a f amily all join' in humble
thankagiving to the . Almighty God
1 or Ms. goodness . is sparing you to
tive so long together and to enjeY
4 6 wi,ii ,t'. ,-,b,i....,-.„;,,,.,.'ir ifk liethe.,Iiin4e,'''nne"i'etlie',,.enpsrente'
:''.',:"..."'" 114* jea.shar,..L14ati.i3O!na.M,d;a:c4, ,14.:C:0•,olocip,,,-,,,:tittde07.11..,-.;;h,,,.-c,•,it,30'.', Iv'ti,!•-i'n,41..ii!‘;e'li,l;lh'.."'','n't;10'.'ex:,'",:lnln,iy-nti
' )5P,M,ier!JasaElllottaBiasSeliva.al • a Irish'''nerinernS1',:,
the :beim, .:.
•,the brade'ci, "parentsa Oa' A.Pril, 'Osnii:00-13es
lalai Rev: 11,1t. FergueOn',. ',,' oa• Ihn4e
, • Dels,rafe,.. ajetsae aaabeeter,..•ot yir-• awierillannt.''
einny'er! bi'dia to. ',learner daughter
' "of Mr. •,ina. Mrs., Samuel ,Joulari perial
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of. 'Mortis: tOwnship; . .., , • a .
wALKERaaoHAp,a1AN,.......aat. Tormito, ltish
• ', be ' Apra 13tlia by Rev. •W: 13: Cias-
,, :welly AlVa Y. II. Walker el Whig- excluded,
• ,',ham to kiss' Olive Obapirian of
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Mount: 'Forest, •and fotmerly ' , of.
., „Wingham. .' ',,.. , •• - "' .. , ., ,
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TOZER—In, . glinitOtT. Ott Ap,til. itatlia .of
t° Mr.. and: Mrs, W. J. ',I Ozer, , • : a
' hter • • ' ' • '
ELLIOTT'In Varna, on April, 171h,
to Mr .• and Mrs..1),Iort,, .Entotal; a
daughter, ' ' ' . ,
CARDNO-In ''' Saaforth; on •April
n200ylla, tcoialLl'ilgrhotznd Mrs. John Oard--
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CIAMPlileLL-In ' Egmondville on
April, 24A11, to Mr. add Mrs. '
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Stanley Carillibell; a sen. .
WILBURN-In ,Belgrave, ,April 17th,
to, Mr. and Mrs. John Wilburn, a
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Triage1 As,__an . x,lue.N.,,ale, April 37th,
. to Mra and Mrs: Albert. 'Thomas,
a 'daughter.
DODD .-In Winaham Hospital 'lawn
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' 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dodd,
a daugh•ter. ...
McKAY.-On April Iatia to Mr. Emd.
au-. 1:`,,-":"'';''
;-..:.1r-ts•arl,'•dn,I....,..'.94t,ut , ,I,,:u;..)
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The •Ittigh :se,aalrea en4t it011ee""of rep- '
are to 1,1aiT.„. poser '• , .to .
. 'WTI. s ,f§r Pe49..Pi '.hid,dt..anicsgo,od ,•
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• The: . croaaa, aamy....soa. asay„ • am.,
' affairs Irish land auachasii 'Ohl
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age '• , •;penanoris national . 'insurance ''
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.constalattlery, ',post °Flee . Seeing' '
hanks, .customs, and 'pliblie loans,. ate
from ,Irish eoritror, ' • . ' '
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'Religious °quality is, ,protec.ted. No
reilision dee be, established, , =lowed
Or prein'aited 'ay, the Itish'-aaelia,„.
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Th'• lord r t t 'i o ' be, a head
' '-' 'en enan ' t • r'
the eseicutives with •Vete,.powers. ,
The . senate ' will consist .o' f 10 mem-
hers• the house of rePtesentatives of
161; , Of ,iwhOm Ulster will send 5, 9
terra.. ' . r, - . • •
Irish COntabIllaT3' 1!ransfarred to
Irish governinent after'. 6" years.
...Ns c 1 sstu . _.. ,m, ; , a . t ' _
1 OtC.,00011 0 a
membea to have less than 2,7,000 pop-
elation. - '
Tax collection remains under , int -
penal control, with soria; rights as to
alteration' of 'duties vested iin the
Itish parliament.
Irish representation af -Wes•tminster
will be 42 members, one for ever
100,00'0 of, population. 31
'the senate !will 'consist of -nom i n -
ho
merisbers serving, for a fixed
and the universities two. ' '
. Ireland 'controls the postal service.
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itir're ;eat,' l'ern alta (5',4' (ar., is5a."--:
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„ Parilialtd.P. u. lelot'exuatyait.intioilLeadded,..„ ,..x,' all's:„.
her! 'settings' Eggs;$2'00 per A3.'Pei.•
a 2,, coeiterea'•rniiiiig .1,,,,,064.'ib-..ci
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„0.laorodc; cinOcilrax.'s.,F. MitetzsTI;nst2hioso .iipean; ,..,,,,$igre.
L' -Pen Iut4ii/7 ' '14Pen' headed' i'Y' 'a '
' heat
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FARM :LABORERS ' AND DOMES
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tica.-Those .. requiring 'Oid ' ' Coantr
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*rm.-help'. or • detaesties sitattld. cola
' , •Innaleante,!tth In! eaaa A Part..Yaa ' eax'
Pec•eaarmae 'aie mster.part 0,....area
' -Wm, Patterson ,ImnaigratiOn
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Agent; • Auburn' P. O. Blath .1111ra•
eciekerel bred' from ow of the
laying'straitis in Canada The eultete'
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• an this' pen . were 'bred f,rom ,. 17
• ' 1 • . a ,
of my pul ets which 'eyed 06:egg&
in 31 days, Eggs $1.00 per 15: 1
guarantee ' a 'good' hateli Or replace- '
' settisia free of charge I -I. A. Hoy
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PARm. FOR SALE -Lot' art hall:,
, a.ilex '
2,6, ,con. 12, Hullett!, conaistiag of
50' acres. Ali en'th-"niril neePt
10. acres. Sman orchard, Imam
house and bank barn with •tehling.
On GraVel read 1 mile north of
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.L,cm.desboto. a wile from scliool.
RAlephlacdenShthade•die kp 1, eelL :Lies sebror.a-oci dPx 8088
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PROPERTY' re0B, SALE. --Hardware
business for sale in Bayfield. Two-
sto.ry building, store, workshop and
dwelling combined, also stable 26
x 36. Thiee lots with orchard and
small fruits. Terms aerasonable-Ap-
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Watch Faults
ply to R. Rouatt, Bayfield. -74
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• Does you Watell run correctlY.
If not, let us repair it for , you. Ali
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ARM FOR SALE -The Executor ot
the Southcomhe -estate offers for
sale 50 acres,' being east halt, of
loti 28, con. 6, Ilullett. • Thal is a
first-class farm, well watered , and
may be only dirty and need cleaning,
•oli; nfaili. fdr lack of oil. Whateoever
t .e reason, •dan't alelay. We gave
thorough examinatiofl. and regule.tiou
free. Anything more costs as little,
as satisfactory work can he done. •
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ties concerned. Anyone wishing to
have a drainage survey made 'should
drop a 'card to the Department of
Physice, 0. A... O,„ Guelph; whereupon
,
regular appligation forms will be
sent, and later on one of the Depart-
ment's Drainage Advisers. will make
the survey, 'lf
such a large measure of health and
strength and with , all your faculties
unimpaired. ,
We all fully 'realiae that you have
hail to endure many milvations and
undergo many hardship, coming as
you. did:into a new settlement, where
you, had to deny yourselves many
Mrs. Simon McKay, Godetiela a
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son!. •
NeCREATII.-In Goderich, on April
'23rd, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mc-
Croatia a son. ;
' Deaths
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a In Clanton on Ap`ril 28th,
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VACUUM CLEANER TO REN'T B y
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_hour or .diiit.,. Indispensable ., at
hous.ecleaning tame. Also for sale
two second -band bicycles, lady's
and gen.t.,s,-/apply at home of Mrs.
A. EL Turner, Queen St. -29-4
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improved and with good buildings.
Also tem undersigned offers for sale
lot 29, con. 6, Hulletti, consisting of
100 acres. These farms may be
bought together. • or separately.-
Apply to R. J. Southcombe, Clira
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A. J. GRIGG
Scientific Jeweler and
oa,graiasa
/ CIAINTON, ONT.
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comfotts and endure many trials to
Harriet Louise, infant- daugh-
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TO the Farmers of Ontario
,and
To The Editor News -Record.
rneet our many wants and to pro-
rae. i'° our fare temporaa and •
spiritual weal being.
In looking back oven those sixty
incidents of the past
*r • of Mr. and Mre. Charles'
Olew of Iluliatt, aged 4 months
5 days.
(3 AHAM.-In Lower Wingliam, on
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BOY WANTEDs-TO 'LEARN teHE
IIardware busuiess.-Apply to lliir-
land Bros. -29-2.
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DearSir :
Rearming that one of • the most ur-
gent needs of the farmers of our
ProvinCe :13 an adequate supply of
Cars many
must come to you of toil and trial,
and yet in be midst ot them all
you ere able to see the toying
kindness of Gad leading you in paths
you knew not.
April 23rd, Wm. (*ham, in his
27th year.
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TOLL. -In London, on April 1511,
Maria Ann Blackbrough, aged 50
years, wife of I-Ienry Toll, of
East Wawanosh.
FOR SALE CHEAP.1-0NE , GOOD
Single Buggy. -Apply at News-Itee-
Ord Office.
FOR HOUSECLEANING
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WE now have in stock Brushes
of all descriptions. Also Car -
taiii Pole's, small brass. '''.',,' for '
)Sc, 2 different kinds 3 for ,25c,
2 different kiwis 2 for 25c.
ABSO many other articles.
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G- 1--i.. COOTC.
„ PROPRIETOR.
IS THE
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Plumbing,
and Stove
All orders
Prices given
sig and all
BYA111
TIME
FOR 4 --:-
Evetroughing
Moving
.
,
promptly attend
1.0.
on roofing, 'el •
contract work
& SUTTER
farm labour, the Colonization
Branch . has been endeavouring to
meet that demand by bringing me„
1 rom Great Britain and Ireland and
placing theta with fermate in this
Province. During the past fea,
years several .t.housand have • been
brought out and placed in this way. In-
however,, of the demand les-
We are greatly pleased that so
many of us have lieen able to meet
with you on this most memorable oc.
iasion. Two are unavoidably an'
;kat and three "are not". One of
them was taken away In childhood,
the other two after they had! Frown
to manhood, so that you have had
IIAINSTOCK.-In Itowick, on April
159h, Joseph Ilainsthek, •M. his
615t year,
RUTTAN.-In Morris,. on Aprit nOth,
Bennett, sot; of Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard 13. Ruttan, aged •, la
months. '
OKE. -In -Exeter, on April 72911,
PROPERTY FOR SALE. --FOUR
acres 'of land, frame house witb
good cellar, hara and soft water in
house, frame stable. ' Also all
kinds of fruit trees.- Apply to
Iddo Crfeli, Ontario St, Clintoa 29
.
stead,,
senang, , It ' seems to be increasing.
Out obseryation and experience con-
since us that while there may be
many explanations, of this regrettable
fact, the one outstanding reason N •
the practice of employing men for
' six or eight months ofs the year and
ycitin days of sorrow as well es of
joy' Those of us still spared are
all happily settled in 'homes of our
OM and seeking we trust to do our
peat in the great drama of life.
We take this ounortiunty of arcs -
. ' • • •
enh:ng •you, father, with a purse
, Hugh Oke, aged 81 Years, 7
months and 4 clays.
POSTLETHWAiTE.-In Coder** on
April 200, Wm. •Postlethwalte,
aged 82 yeara.
MacDONALD-•In G oderieh, on AP-
n1 23rda Audress Editla infant
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FOR SALE -OR TO RENT. -A SEV-
ee t.
en room cottage on North str t
Excellent garden with all kiinds of
fruit trees.-Apely at News -Record
Office or to W. Brydone. --e9-3.
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ALL KINDS OF
SANITARY PLUMBERS.
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COAL_ WOOD
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, TILE BRICK
TO ORDER.
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Al! kinds of coal on hand :
CHESTNUT SOFT COAL '
STOVE , CANNEL COAL
FURNACE COKE
' BL A.CKSMITHS WOOD
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• Our fancy large Pine= *
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• . apples s
• *
' Beautiful Ripe Ban- *
• 0
• anas •
• •
• . . a
• Big Juicy Oranges .
• a
. Fine Grape •Fruit •
a •
• a
: Will make a delicious;
•
illen turning them. out! to fled stt-'
nations elsewhere for the . balance of
the's: tin*. • ThiS works out in such
a Way that the men who have been
you, mother, with a diamond brooch
and, ring as' a memento of yoar dia-
mond 'wedding.
Our earnest prayer is that you
happy
daughter of Mr, and! Mrs. Dort
MacDonald': '' aged •2 Year*, 6
• ''
months and 4, days. •
• .
WHY. NOT GET THE BEST ?-20
of my S. q. Rhode island Red bens
laid -378 eggs during the month of
employed on the f arms now seem to
gravitate to towns and eities in the
winter months and remain there,
with the result that the farmer is
compelled to start over again the
may etill have many years of
married life and when the call of
the . Master comes to you, as come
it meat to us ell, you may enter upon
the reward promised to all God's
•
faithful followers.
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Live Stock Market.
Toronto, April 29th. -There was a
steady trade in all the different
March. You can buy .eggs lair
hatching from this .strain at $1.00
for 15 Stock also for sale. -John
• ' .
Rice. , --28
next spring in. his efforts ?a secure
help.
Having regard to these facts, I
• 'beg to make the following: suggas-
I tions, the adoption of which we are
satisfied wopld a tong way to-
"The Lord bless you, the 'Lord make
e moon you and lie
Insi.nee le shin- - - • .
gracious to you, the Lord 111`t lea
u
countenance upon you and give . von
peace." And to Las name be all the
classes of live stock and tirade .in
general has a tone that must. ' be
gratifying to farmers, and leaders-,
who have stock for sale.
' Exporters. a
BARRED ROCK EGGS FOR SALE.
50 cents per 15 eggs.a-11. G... Hibbs,
9ferton P, 0. Phone 5-154, -28-1
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• —.-,
ila in., 3 in. and 4 an. tile of the
Best Quality.
—
ARTHUR FORBES
Opposite the G. T. R. 'station,
Phone 52
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• fruit salad for your Sun- 1
•
• day dinner. a
• • 0
••• ' a'
:
. We can also supply you- :
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• with *
• 0
• 0
• Fresh Lettuce •
; go
, wards' relieving the stringency whibli
; exists at the present time :
! (1.) Firs!t and foremost, arrange to
employ a man by the year. We
, found la the farmer who cm.,
: haref tl t
,. ptoys his help by the year, especially
1 if he is able to' supply a house and
I. a small piece of land, is the far-
's ... . -. . • ,
John Porterfield, jr.
on behalf of. the family
.
Fordnach, 'April 20, 1912..
Speeches weal- then deavereal by
d 1 , th
le e‘.. 1. oung an ) 1Rev.
tl 11 ' lvi 7 V .
A. 33. Debson expressing congrataila.
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tions to Mr. ancl Mrs. Portent:1d
on having been permitted to see the
There were aome lots, of very
titmice export steers, for which some
very choice prices , were paid, ranging
51.3M $7.30 to $7.50.
Butchers.
, ehere were cattle bought for but-
tillers' purposes of export weights, at
prices ranging foam $7. to
,
FOR' SALE -BARRED PLYMOUTH
Rook eggs for hatching. Ontario
Agricultural College. Bred to lay-
ing strain. $1,00 for seli..ng of ..3.
-Mrs. Peter Campbell, Bayfield.
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TENDISRS FOR DREDGING.
SEALED TeNnrens addressed to
,
....-
: Green Onions 0,
ai *
• Radishes •
a
: ' •
• Cabhage
Celery •
• 0
• 0
• as
mer who has the /test trouble over
: •
i the help problem. It is the better
- way for the man as well as for the
farmer. ' If you fact your work do-
es not wartant' the employment of. a
man the year ,round, you might . be
welt advised to consider the ques-
tion. of, tiling up a few MOTO bran-
•
elms of farm woe's or handling .ad-
ditional live stock, arid in this wa
, Y
. we feel satisfied you tvoeld MOTO
•
than make, tip the extra cost of the
.iletp. . ' ,
(2) Do not be too exacting about
getting_ an' e:cperieneed mans Ex-
perienced farm labourers axe rare at
the present thee, as there is a large
demand for th'em in the 0.14 Country
as, well as on this side.. 19 you
take an inexperieaced man, retognira
ing that he is with the
memorable occasion and wielung
-a: „ . - ••••• .
wishing -them joynil days at the close
of the long joininey. )
Mr ' Porterfield replied bridle
--• • . '
tha_nking one and M1 for their Kind-
rememberancee. .
Thc party then' sat 'down 'tio the
sumptuous weddang dinner after wbach
. - .
rho, evening was spent is social chat
' 1 b musie •
enlivener y . . . .
Mr. Porterfield related, a good
ho ,-,..„.1,
nianY Teffhiniscennes ei l''''' ---;
tint s in tails locality }low he ead
--I- '-- • ' 1.
helped to survey a portion of tl e
a,
township, how thila village got i ..
name !rein the. ford". which _had , to
be made -through the swamp to the
south, how he had to walk hale° to
Godcrich and back, through the hush ,
in connectibn ' with his land, earl
''''''' cattle weighing from 3,000
lbs., at $6.75'ito $7 ; cattle, 900 to
1000 lbs., at $6.50 to $0,75 cattle,.
606 - to 710 lbs., alt $5 to $5.85 ;
• cows, $3 to $6, with some extra
quality cows atj $6.25 to $6.50 ;
bells, $4.50 to $6. '
. Feeders ^
• ' • •
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20 stockers solid at 95.60 Per cwt.
Milkena and Springers:,
Not man Milkers and sprinaers
were offered?' and ' these were not e'f
a very high orcler as regards quality.
. Pricea tonged from 910 to $55 each.
, 4
( Neal 'Calves. . ' '
. , . . .
Recci ts were liberal andapriees in
Ps , . -
with a' few at $7 to 58, but they
general . ranged 1 rom $4 to $6,50,a
had to be good to bring the latter
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FARm FoR SAI_,E--LOT ,14 MAIT-
land concession, Township of OM-
borne, • consisting. of 90 acres, all
' cleared. ' Clay, loam and first-claes
wheat land. Four acres of young
hearing orchard, lirst-cilass . fruit.
Good frame house with cellar.
Good barn with stabling under-
'.necithadrivirig shed with cement pig
pen underneath. The farm is well
' fenced iu 10 -acre fields. Two good
wells, a mile from school, 3 miles
from Ilolmesville and the, same ills-
tame from Beminiller, 6.miles from
Clinton. As the optietot. is ill
and unable to tvork the farm irt will
be sold on easy terms. -L. Penn-
10 ton HolinesviXe P. Oa •-•31
, !
..t11. -
d r••ed
the undersigned and en o a .
"Tender for Dredging Ontario," wall
be received until 4 p. tn. Oa Mon-
for d,redging re-
• • a
so . re
• See Our North 0
• Window *
• 0
0
• 0
day, May 13, 1912,
(mired at the following places in the
Province et Ontrario :-
Goderich, Napanee, Pieton 'Tete-
a
graph, Nigger .Islands•. '
Tenders will' not be considered nn-
less made .. . - , ,
on me forms suppaien, aria
• co
• w T — IL
• • • O'nE .
• a
• , "The flub Grocery." 0
• ' AS
a • • ••• • e. ... o ...... °elle q
•
' tures of
1actual '
signed wit 1 the signa
tendereas. , i •
Combined specifications and ferm of
se . .
a • can be ob'ainecl on applicaa
tion90 the Secretaa'ry, DoPattment of
Public Works, Ottawa. Tenders mast
include the towing .of the Want to
. ,
and f tom the work. Dredges - ana
ti ga not ownod and registered in
'‘'''' n wnet • - ii
Canada shall not be employed in he
performance of the ' work contracted
for, Contractore must be ready to
begin work within thiety days • ' after
the date they have 'been notified ,of
the acceptance of their tender. ' •
•I
mintemsagm
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Home 6' tucty
Tbousanda of arnbitiou Young ele
are being inetructed iu their limos by
ourlioule Study Dept. 'You relay finish
at Oollege if you desire.. Pay .1.vhen.
eV14 V VVISh Tint, Nee s iiane . i
l_e'ne'euLari-NSt trlaineN -15-‘CandulTI. Yi
Enter any day. Po8itions gnarnmeed.
If you Avlsh to eavo'boare and learn
widie. you earn, mitofor parLieulars.
,
CLINTONNBOuvs-I6'NcEAsTsi°:oLLE6E
CEO. SPOTTON, PRES'I'DENT.
unfarailiar
conditions 'and metheds in this •eotin-
•
try, and devote a' little at,tention to
'training Min for a few months, you
will 'find, in rape cases out, of ' ten,
. • that he Will p,ove very Oe'el oi to
' you. Bei.ng reasonably generous if,
'• the matter of Iceatment and wag-
' ist, if hired help is to be
many ethers all which. give the feel-
'
Ing that the a md Mt well (*eery°
. 6 Pc a .
?he quiet and rest which they enjoy
in their closing years. Not many of
' the pioneers of Howiek have been
'tied 'to celebrate
petnu a diamond
-werlding,-Fordwich Record. .
• ' • : • '
prices. . . '
Sheep and Lambs.
•
The receipts of sheep tvere large,
, 1181 of which 1150 were a `consig,n-
merit received from the. Province sof
Alberta, comPosed Principally of year-
ling cross breds, which showed the
Morino and Shropshire • strains in,
. •
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BOAR t'OR SERVICE, --A Thorobred
Hampshire sbaaerhIBirtneidieliagenero Oh...loofa
No. 9421.• . ir 1 H ,IN a
2273 by Royal 'Peter No. .;413
' . • • -.
by Canadian Boy 1003. Terms rat
with privile c of return if neoassary
a IlendgerSon, :lot 28 eon, a 1I.
,es esaentfal
'L. retained. ' . , .
' 'We beg to submit these 'suggestions
. .
• - ,
, • CISNSUS FIGURES, ,
targe numbere of them. , They were
the best large i09 WC •have 'a'eeri • in
-Geo,
. ' . 28-3.
11, S. TuckersmIth.
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to athe farmers of the Provioce feel-
i 'Leg Satisfied, that if they are ael'id
z upon, the results will redound to the
personal advantage of the fernier as
well as to the prosperity of the
•
111:C)if'ee . ' . ' ' .
"Yours Truly, • .
. ' n' A' ,mAcil,)°,,NEL'ie, ,.,
Following is •the poputaiion. fot the
townships m II • 00111199'
' 'non • •
1911 " 1001
sao,,a. a • : 4 1,10,
c•- • '4°3 ' i'
Grey '
Morris ,2240 ' , '9,9
. "
Tiumbenv .1,897
Wawanosla E. 1 929 1,960
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.n Year and an ocular demonstration
of what the west can' do in the way
of sheep taasaig. •
Ontario' ewes sold at $6.50 to 57.
' ' •• '' • . '
ma $4 50 to $5 50 ' yeatlangs . 88
00:ilah$:55 ; spring,lambs, 55 90 to ip
0110171,
• ' - Hogs'
._ , . . .
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alANawA,NTED TO Df) ODD WORK,
such ea rolling.lawns, cutting weeds
t• W.11 add $5 or more to your
e ta 1 . .
mwiritehtlityyativiargeusrdiWnia.tryhotiNtvolr'alcit;_erti‘eptpinii,;
at News -Record Office.. 27-3
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f •d1521281125W2M222281221"2311"
. separate emote oi . ears place
a.
.
iinOtTtst WancalConmpa-anytOtandgeTteinadei:s.atmaiTtthei::s1
cheque must be (Squat to five, per
'
cent (5 per coat) of the amount rit
the tender, based on 'the approxim-
ate quantities set opposite the name
- but • a . ,a
or plea, m ao case inust bac
.eilegue be -for a less. sum than 51,-
500. ' The cheque must accepted, on
a chartered, bank, and payable, to
the order of the Honorable the Min-
ister of Public Works. If the ten-
der be not accepted the, cheque Will
be retilIALCd ' . '
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` ,' , 1 t b' n '
The - roes no inc ,1ta
Self to accept. the lotvest or any ten-
der . • '
By order,
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11" 0` DES ``'''''''''''''''
• , Se(.. Noetary.
' ' i ' . '
Tiepattment or. Itublie Works,
. . ,,
. Ottawa April al, 1912.,
Newspaaters will not be paid' for
'11110 advartasement if they Insert
withotat antheeltv itotir, the Depart-
` ' '.
I
TO THE PUBLIC
-, •
HAVING BOUGHT THE
woRicsnop DEPARTMENT OP
' -,--- ' •-•-•,,- - .
Larva Rvu.cAlaD . HARDWARE
BUSWESS, WITIT WHICH I
,IPAVIr, BEEN CONNECTED ,FOR.
SEVERAL'YEARS, I Ag PRE-
PARED TO RECEIVE ORDERS
FOR THE HECLA ICURNACES,,
pLUMBING EVETROUGIIINO)
, . •
PUT,TING UP STOVES AND
REPAIRS OF AlL KINDS 'ALI,
• i . ,
• ' OF .,WHICII ,WILL RECEIVE
MY'r ' PROldin• ATTENTION. A.
C()NTINUANCE Ob •THE PA
'RONAGE GIVEN THIS D
PARTMENT . IS. RESPECTIP
Ly R..eas-atass,saab' ,
• ' -. • .
PROMPT ATTENTRata
13E 01'VEN TO ORDERe'
. AT ROLAND'S HA.R
,„,,,,,,,E.,
' -^."" • ' ,
T D JOII
0 •
, Birector OJ t..:010Tulata011;
. Parliainent Buildings
• .. • ! .
• ' Toronto. , .
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Ita'y 3,0111 3,527
McKillop' 2 639 - 2 68•'
, , ,.,
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Stanley . , -1,030 . 2,95.2
Stet:111cl' .3;453 4,172
The market for,- hogs wee, reported
unchanged at $8.75 ten cdeete, .. i,cd
and watered, and 96.40, fob, , ears,
at country points.' • •
' .. r • a •
B UE PLY-
F011 SALE -a- la BARRED.
'netith Reek eggs' 91'00 Per 15
few White
-.a-- _
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Tuckersmi th . 2,2,21 2,163
•
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eggs. Also a ,Coehin
Bantams eggs $1 00 per 13 -Jahez
" ' • ' '
AN 11.1ccri)LLENT 31,livirmy
-.."-----•" a
Baby'S Own Table,* are an ;irreell-
Usborne r 944 ' '7 67
2,636 • 3 407
-Anhflehl• ., a !! ' .
a 497
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Ten- K ingston a tenses nave beeii .it
• `. ' '
Rands, ..Clinton. - „ -21,
. •
,. ' t , 1,-, , . T.; ,,
. ,eut , remedy air •.i1.--t,e, •000,,- , .114.
5 " metier fail', to relieve babY 4)1 a3torn-
- 'ach and he wet comp 'al nto ' or •• 'the
'
.' 'many' ' other '.''• little. ilis that wotra
, •hims , 'Beside!! this; the are '.ebselet-
ely, .scife,abeingaguarant'eed by -a,' gov.
;eminent" analyst to enntaiiii ne. opa
Aslifield • `,'",,,3,0,, ' . ,,,,,.,
C;einerre • '!""" • . '1""
.94.oderei ea 1 , 926 : , , '. 2 528
ia -
Hallett 2 109 ' ' 9 898
. . , ,,,,iDepartment
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' WaW0110)0, ,, 'a. • - 1,343 ' 2,aln
, . .. ' ..
. ' a • ,"---, a„
'' a ' . '. a • 3701•9' 1,1',a°,,aa,7
Decrease, , "'''''',4'
Mi, ;caving, the 11010 01 of Bemired
ho tele at fitteen.
The 11.00' ar.raniernent , ,for. parcel
'
POS9 between Canada and. France tv111
i -
b• • ugurated to -d y
0 Ma , . a . • .
.00i, Hughes. has lent 6Wenty. Ross
,rifles' to, th • ' c rps t I3titash. cadets
' the ' Toronto Fthib-
. -• - a - •
, . .
' (41')NTLEm're'l`' ' I'INBLY . rAic'E
note °I, t)."1.e Maernitek rePr nips You'
writ require for the 'season and let
ne kilo' Iv: IS 'aeon asapossible.-- .3,
'1 , • • , ' , , ,,, , , , , . 21
Mill
: '.• ' ' - "
iates, or, other harinfut. druila,.. a aoaa
.1cm Mr; am, Legros, Ste.
.,
, - - . '.. • a a
Who will visa
. ataon , , , . •• .,.. , , .
, . „ „ , .
••• certaog • a
'c.en'Ae! One•• .wri'tne' ''`.-"r1 inie...- ienne
C ', otiby,,s.: bwri: Ta,yfo'te.. an ' a.,' colleati re"
O ' inedy:for1'nfl: little one and NVotfldilOt„
r be 'without:them' . The Tablets'are'
9 sold by inedicina'aealors ez by mail.
0 at ,25,; tents . a, box from ,The Dr.
Willianis'' Mediate • 0a., latodkville;
.' ' • ,. .' '' ''' ' •'' '''
' :-• ' ' ' ' ' '2• •• ' '',
' • ' :811' i"eins end Let' Jet -bo 91 9114-
'bo r% 'neinbrated, thdit,..g014ii we4.4114,
! 1 la s ' ' , is ' •
'., Co ughes • roposea tia provide
Itee. transPottation 'for . tyea.. 'riflemen
',Making' tlie•,' highest': score*/ in, their
'eor,as to . the.. Dotniaima Rifle ,,ASarrela-,
' ' tam' 100. )11,, '. .• a. a, a.1 ' ..,
' '. ''' The KlagalionaH Milling': •Ontn6aa)! of-
l'6.1-. .A.11 amoilat Of power to- t*nitY
at thteeaquarters of a:cent, per kil-
• . . '. , •
°wet hour ' ' - • . ..
a Via, wejaa, ,nosa in, .aafooteao,.. ,awas,
*prayed' of • ike.r ..husb.and • go' . Amos,*
-every -omit, elle, had inattie warlal - be,
tbe laterite ttisaanaa!, ., 'a, , a • ".
FOR: SAI.E-•••A"' FRAMPlia STAIllaEr
'Hale, double•hearded, to, be teanevect,
from. prenlisee,, Alge • a. atalile hay
*f ' . a .0 •• h • • ' stop.
era „ t a k • wit .. rods and
. • litock.. . llill ba 8o14 on reasoaable
.tertna„--AnalYi to 'L.• Pe5..coOlta, laat•
', 15, ,,,Con , 6, .alittlatira.,Cliet!on. P, 0,
: : ' ' ,., :'• . „ , a.' ' •, a'ttierit,-aal,84a.
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