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Of interest to You,
and Ran
is pelhape signitieant that it wee
the secretaryship ee a Caned-
Heinex Greenwood that'the
estton'. wee settled. •
An astronomer has :just made the
ziisepwery that the clock goes
at, eight than in the daytime. That
w doubtexplains why,morning use
fly comes long, before one ie. expecte
Dry Wood' for Sale
Sound wood, free `.qf knots, cut
;ri'en last winter and dried: in the
open: $4 per; cord for 12 inch wood,
5, 11. McMath, Holmesville. •Phone
34 on 601, 34-tf
Montreal elaims that in the ,e,e-
•cent census ;'.175,000 of its citizens
were- overlooked, That seems rather
.strange as Montreal is supposed to.
have plenty of the liquid which
,ersuses one to see double..
A bit of a. cold -snap: gipped ',these.' ,
,,parts" over the week -end but. it was'.
nothing, to what they had in thE,�:wes
tern provinces, where a temperature,
• of 22 below at Calgary was the high-
est in the three provinces on "Sunday..
r r • •
"Some people;" said the traffic cop,
wander about the :downtown streets-
-as if they were out in the Humber
valley looking for mushrooms," -To
ronto.Star,
Those Toronto people are a funny
lot of ,noon -gazers, anyway•
Preinier 1llacicenzie Icing is elected
lay acclamation in North York, Mr.'
.Armstrong, the .defeated Conserva-
rive candidate in the recent general
election withdrawing. This action on
his part will meet with the approval
of people of, all shades of politics.
The people have spoken, let. their
•-chosen legislators settle down to the
task' before thein, Mr. Armstrong
claims that he was made the victim
of a dirty trick which aided in his
-defeat but if that is true a court of
-law is the place -to claim redress.
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Pope. Benedict; head'' of the Rom-
an, Church, died'' early -Sung
-day morning' after a short Hitless.
-.Tie was elected to his high office 'a
low weeks after the 'beginning of
-the great war and during its pro
grecs eagle "iii for a 'geed' deal of
criticism because he did not protest
_against the invasion of Belgium. AI
most his last public act was to send
:a congratulatory telegram to King
George on the settlement ''of the
Irish Question. - Feb. 2nd has ;been
fixed as the date of the vote upon
suceessor
The Germans have us all beaten
:for enterprise. We make tbat`state-
ment boldly, 'hoping that everybody
will get "mad" at it and dig in and
accomplish 'something. That's'; what
'the' Germans are doing, to a roan,
(ligging in and 'making every hour
tell. The latest proof of. this to come
'to hand is a,letter °'from a fpm of
printing machinery'nianufectuters at
Dusseldorf, Germany, offering special
rates on their platen printhrg'ana-
chines,' twenty-five .per 'cent: of the.
-price to be "paid in our coinage.P,
The letter, which is written in Eng-
lish, and on both sides of theer,
a
p p ,
by the way,' goes on -to say that "this
a' favorable exchange value of the Ger-
man currency will not, last any longer
ee an international levelling seems to
be intended." We are not blaming
the Germans for their enterprise, far
from it, Their thrift and enterprise
deser ee commendation and . will cer-
tainly bring success. What Canad-
ians-ehould take to heart is•that'the
Germans ars busy restoring their
prosperity and if .. we mistake not
•Germany will,be the first nation to
pay off its war debts.
•
Kiippien
Mrs. Geo. Glen and children are
visiting the past, two weeks with
friends in London.
The annual meeting of the Pres-
byterian church took place on Tues-
-day evening of this week. The church
is in good financial standing as"the
reIorts of the different organizations
testified, Miss Margaret McLean' re-
signed"the • office of:sec,-treasurer,
1which she has heldfor the past three
years: Mr. J. Boweywas.elected to fill
hot place, -Wilfred Mollis, W. 'Work-
man and. Jas. McDonald were appoint
ted' managers to take the places of
those retiring, who were, Mr., -E.
Forsythe, Harry Cheney, A. Her-
vey. The -Mission Band increased its
members from. 30 to , 70 during the
past' year. The ,W.M.S. also had a
• number of new members • The next
— meeting will be at the manse, the
1st of February.
We regretto report that Mr: Wm..
Anderson is confined to his room with
an attach of heart trouble, also:Mts.
A, McGregor. We .hope to see both'
of them. in our midst again in their,
usual health.
J. C. Clausen went over. to
Hensel]. on Saturday and spent the
week -end with friends there,
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Morrow : of
- Loddon were recent visitors: with
friends around Kipper:,
The Seotch Secial, which was linld
in the . school room of St. Arffdrew's:
church last Friday evening, was ed
'national as well as' entertaining.
Qucstons wee relative to Scottish
history which required•poopie to -put
on their thinking caps. The party
Wes ' dieldecl' in different, clans with
•a chief for each. The Clan Argyle
took the ,price for tlio :questions 'on
Scotland, -which wee a bag of candy,
then Scotch airs Waite played on the
piene, the company to nacre the 8010;:
11 was c-n-11nily cresting. 7'11e
ro1#i wes ; nieeiv decorated,: Mrs
Wing that. in ebant an'il
usual goof -taste and eve
the connection. Wo
will have an English
be7oro'1he eetieen
et to mention the
alt acid shortbread,
a;tgiq,
'Cue kersrith Tawnship
14tis Hattie Turner, while skating
hilt week,. 2011 ,and laactuted hex
wrist She had teetake a few days"
holiday from teaching es 0 i onse-
quenee.
Mr. ` and Mrs. Chris, O'Brien and
1taster Eldon are visiting this week
with the lady's nlothei, Mips. Cahill:
of Stretford,
Mr. Geo; N. Turner was in Cr'od-
err h 1 ho Moira m`ar'l; r,1 th,; ,week 01
tending the funeral' of his brother-
M- aa•, 'ISr. An;os Plshor of that
Mr, Thos. .ieni e s ,pent ie few
cryo last week ' With -1r, n!leen ,l
TYi lima ore .
Mr, Michael Whitmo"e visited with
her sister, Mrs, 11, A, Roberto: of
Clgiton ori Weil u;: lav of last ween:
Messrs.' Harold Turner and Flet-
cher Townsend erected a stairway, up
into the front part of Turner's church
us a: convenience for the choir and
for entertainments.. No doubt it will
be a -great convenience, ' and they.
should be congratulated on the neat.
job they Made, doing it coinplimentry
Mr. Norman Holland of Clinton
has been helping -Mr•,, Vernon Terry
berry cutting wood the past few
weeks, •
HULLETT COUNCIL MET JAN. 9th'
The members elect of the township,
of Hullett, viz. 'Matthew Armstrong,
Reeve. and Chas. A, Howson, Robt.
Clarke, Alex. W McEwing and Ern-
est Adams,, Councillors, .met in the
Community Hall, Londesboro,: on
Jan. 9th., when and where each mem-
ber made the usual declaration of of-
free according to statute. Minutes of
last meeting, were read and con-
finned:
By-laws Nos. 1 & 2 fixing the sal-
aries of -the several officers and mak-
ing the appointments were read and
passed and the following appoint=
ments-'made, Assessor J. William.
Mills, Auditors, M. Braithewaite and
W. Beacons; Tax Collector, Simon
1VIeVittie;: Clerk and. Treasurer, John
Fingland;' Sheep valuators, Loren
Tyndall and Frank Wood; ,Members
of Community Hall, Board, A. W.
1vLeEwing and Ernest 'Adams; Road
Supt,, W. Carter; 'Sanitary Inspectors,
Patrick" Quigley and henry Taman.
The following accounts were passed
and payment ordered:. Blyth Stan:
dard,-:Printing and Election supplies,
$19.01;: S. J. Andrews, tile, $4.32;
16. Crawford, gravel, . $13:50; W.
Thompson, ,gravel, $13v28;' S. Dale,
gravelling S. R. 10 & 11„831.25; R.
•Adams, dragging con. 2 & 3, $4.00:
Moved; by' C.' A. Howson and_ A.
W. McEwing that David 'Denholm be
refunded $15.00- on his taxes on ac-
count of -overcharge in easessment.•'
Carried. .
Moved by C. A. Howson and A.
W. McEwing that $10.00 be .granted
-to. the Children's Shelter, Goderich,
Carried '•
Clerk instructed to. order 6 copies
of Municipal World and 400 dog tags.
The report of.°Engineer Roger on
the Carter drain was read and clerk
instructed to notify : all interested
Persons that . said report will 7be
read and considered . on Wednesday,
February 1st, next, at 2.30 pace.
The account of :John Roger was
laid over for
further her consideration.
Moved byA
E,dant sand A. W.
McEwing that John Fingland be
Secretary,;ef the Community Hall
Board, Carried.
Council adjourned to meet againon
Wednesday, February,.: 1st, at 1.30
p.m.—John Fingland, Clerk.
The lawsuit of Geo. Birt against
Brussels Council over .the town
wood -cutting•' contract has been set-
tled by the new Council paying . Mr.
Birt's claim, together with $120 In
law costs,
Marriages
APPLEBY—RAT}IWEL'L-In Clin-
ton, on Jan. 25th, by the Rev. D.
N. McCainus, Ida Pearl, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Rathwell,
• to Granville H. -.Appleby of Birm-
ingham, England.. :
BULLY CURRT)r I
n London by
Re "R
v -Mr. oy, Mrs. AgnesCurrre
of Bayfield to Gerald Helly'of Sea-
forth, now both of London; •
McINTOSH—•DAVIDSON—In Wrox-
eter on Jan, '17th, at the home df
the bride's father Mr. 'Jrio, Dav-
idson, ley Rey. Dr. Harkness, Jean
Davidson; to George McIntosh, of
Stratford.
PARK--WREN—At the residence of
Mr. Silas Eyre, 'Pucker n ith, oil
January 11th, by Rev. S. McLean,
Alexander -Park, Thtkersmith, to
Annie Jean Wren, Hibbert. -
EVANS—HUTCHINSON—Tri ,Goder.
ieb, on January 17th, by Rev.: J. F.
Reyeraft,` Lillian Hutchinson to
William R. Evans, both of Gocler-
ich .
Births
BUTLER—In Clinton, on Jan: 11th,.
to Mr. and Mrs, John Butler, a
daughter. •
HILL—InAubur • 'off . Jan. lith, to
n, :h
, and Mrs. Nelson 1:1211, a Soli.
IKNOX- do Alexandra Hospital, God-
'erich, on Jan. 111,11, to Mr. and
Mrs, Jim, T, Entex, Goderich, a
daughter. -
I'IOO JDR--At Walton on January
, Y
15th, to Mr. and Mrs. R, H. Hoov-
et. a soil. ...
SITEPPERD—At Cloderich on San.
14011, to Mr, and Mrs, Thomas G.
Sheppard, Nilo a daughter.
SOU'l;IICOTT -A.t Exeter, ori Sen.
15011, to Mr. and. Mrs. 3. M.
Soutltcott, a 0011,
Deaths
McMILLANe-At Auburn, en Jamuai'y'
5th, Celia William, *font son of;
TSr, end iMk,s, Wan. McMil an.
KEERRSLA1flil--In Sea'fori.h, on Jam
wary 15th, Wfn JCorslake,Sr,, at;od.
'87 years, 2 months and 15 days.
BEA T IE... 1n -lc,l illop, on January
1.7th,.1ol11 Beattie, aged 65'yeari..
NOTICE
Di.d You Ever
Commencing Feb, 1st 1 will be
prepared to supply a limited num-
ber of customers with geed milk at
9 ceatts per quart. Phone 007 r 21.
CLIFFORD LOBB
—34-1
DIS. P. E. REID-ALLEN, Sp. C.
CHIROPRACTOR SPECIALIST
Jloyal Apts., Seaforth,
Hours: 2 to '5 and 6 to 8 pat.
er
Special attention'given to women's.
and Children's diseases.
Consultation free. = -34-3.p
ITS BARD TO CIVILIZE THOSE
WILD, NORTHERN TRIBES
The Walkerton Herald -Times says:
That the -course of true love doesn t
run smoothly was evidenced on Mon_
day last when two Walkerton youths
visited the Hanover police cpnrt and
settled with justice by paying 51.00
and costs •each for their part in a
street -fight some months ago, when
twenty. Hanover -stalwarts are stated
to have waylaid one of the local pair
on his :,returning from the hoarse of
a lady friend and :to have started
'in to muss him up so that his near-
est - relatives wouldn't know .hint.'
Walkerton "No. 2, coming to the as-
sistance of his friend, was also bad-:
1y mauled but despatches' from the
front say that they held .:the crowd
at -bay until a car came up and spir-
ited them away .like Elijah in a
cloudof. dust, rt'Hanover for Han-
overians"- seems to'be the•slogen ov-
er, there;'' and : they apparently re=
sent outside talent attempting to win
and woo their decal Helens much the
same as : the Greeks were peeved ov-
er, the incursions of, the Trojads` in-
to their. beauty parlors In earlier -
days .,. As many Hanover youths: find
the wearers of Walkerton millinery
much greater to their liking than
the home' brews and come over here
without fear of arousing -the ire' and
jealousy of the'' town gallants, so
these young Lochinvars from the
Brute capital think they might have
some leeway from .the gentry at least
whenthey pay ;a social visit to "the
factory town on Sunday night,• and
not' come home all' mussed up and
looking awfully like a casualty from
the great war.—Hanover Post.
Wanted, 400 Skaters
The P•hilathea Class of the Ontario
-St Church S. S., are having a skat-,
ing Party on the Arena on Thursday,
-Feb: 2nd. Band in attendance.' Ad -
Mission 25c. Lunch 10e. Everybody
come. —34-1
Farin ;1rir Sale
A 10.0 acre faun in Tuekersmith
township. Brick House, bank barn,
garage, other outbuildings. Hard and
soft water in house and barn. Farm
well watered. Orchard. Convenient
to 'Clinton, Seaforth, Bruce'freld, F. J.
Coleman, R. R, No. 3, Seaforth.
-34-0f
Auction Sale
Of Farm Stock, Implements and
Household furniture. The under_
signed has received intsructions to.
sell by public auction at Lot 35, coli. •
3, Tuckersmith on Tuesday, Feb. 7011,
commencing at 12,30 p'clock, sharp,
the following.' Horses:' Aged draft
snare, Agricultural intro, Filly rising
3, aged driving nare, sucking colt,
General purpose,' 4 months. Cattle:
Durham' bull 2 yearti cow due in
'Aug, Thoroughbred rAyrshier cow,' 5
years, good milker,; "Lilly of Rom-
ney" 117 20• "Lilly of Rona
ne 3 r Romney"
Y Y Y
4t No.: 116123, 5 ear "Beauty o•
h 16 ,years; ti Y,E
Huron" No, 63609, calf at -foot, bred
,by James, Snell; :..Cow due' ill ,iVlascll.
Red cow due in February, 2 Yearling
stem's; co0i7, 4 years, freshened; calf
G months; calf 3 month's; calf 1
month.. Sheep: 10 Leicester ewes,
eligible. Pigs 8 chunks; Thorobred.
York hog; York Sow, No, 63348, due
in March. Poultay: 100 hens year old;
100 pullets; Rocks and Leghorns; 5
geese. Implements: ,2 ,:sets double
harness 2 sets single harness, pulper;.
Massey -Harris binder, 7 -ft,, sheaf
carrier and truck; Massey mower,
10-20, steel rake; Hay tedder; bean
cultivator; •Itlaesey-Tiatels cultivator)
disc harrow; 14 -hoe seed drill, roller;
scnifler; 2 set Diamond harrows;
Gang pl000,, 2 walker„• plows, single
buggy; Democrat wagon, cutter new
Bain wagon box; 2 wagons; hay rack;
pig rack; set scales, 3,000 lbs grind-
er; Chatham Fanning mill, log trucks
Peas; sap pan; " 140 , pails; shovels,
chains, extension ladder; 20 -ft.' lad-
der; gravel box; ;chicken haute 6x10;
2 steel barrels, 40 -gal, 40 rods'' wire
fence;: Daisy churn; 4,000 bushels
irootsf''several tons of ensilage, Fume:
it'lre: Parlor table, ioeking choirs;:
Writing desk; buffet and china cab-
inet; extension table; (lining -emu
chairs; couch; 3 bedroom suites, niat
treses, 'springs and pillows; white
enamel dresser, iron bed,, 2 bureaus,
sowing machine; carpets; large and
email rugs; glass cupboard; kitchen
t:ahlee end. chairs; Moffatt rang;
Base burster; coal and wood heaters,
Perfection coal oil stove; Jarclineees;
Pictures; clock; toilet sets; dishes;
LLampsl'orocks; jKrs, eto„ etc, Terris;
All suns of 310 and under, cash; ov.,
er that amount, 12 months :credit ori
approved iolnt notes, or a disoo'tnt
of 4 per dont,, straight, for cash on
credit amounts: Mrs, A, ,Efaoat
Proprietress, Geo, H,' Itlliott, Aue.
/donor, (�u —34-2
natural lent Green .Teri x It has proven
pleasou- t; revelation to thousands of-
- those hitherto used to ' Jap n'"axr,cll
China Greens.
1476
ST A:: IP Fi"t}1C.1'I. *. T
In 1922, by giving; Johnson & Co a share, of your patronage.. Our
prices you will find; as low as any and Satisfaction guaranteed or your
money cheerfully refunded We off or for this wek: -
1 Broom. , : . .38 1;pai1 Twin (4 lbs,)
'
1 Ib. Prunes „ ,15 1' jar Raspberry jaui
2 tins Tomato soup .35 1 jar Corn Syrup , ...
3 irkgs. McLaren's Jelly Powder .29 1 Large Bar N. P. Soap ,
2 cans Quality. Peas . , .. ..32 7 cake; Pure Catile, soap
2 cans Corn , .25 1 tin Baking Powder , , . , ,
.65
.33
,39
,20
.25
.22
Goods delivered to all Parts of the town Get the Habit of Dealing'at
JOHNSC N '& -CO'S GROCERY Phone 111
THE STORE FOR .EVERYBODY
Lost
An Andale dog, answers - to the
name of "Sandy" Please notify II.
R Sharp, Mgr: Molsons Banit,'Clin-
ton Reward' if returned, -34-1
Piano Case Organ For Sale
Bell organ, 11 octave; in first class
condition, A big bargain. Inquire at
,The News -Record office —34-2-p
For Sale
A email frame house, six -roomed,
with good cellar and _up -stairs. In-
quire
nquire at News=Record office, -34-3
Phonograph For Sale
An Edison phonograph and 25 re-
cords. Apply at Barry';s shoe store,
opposite the Pestofilce. 34-1=p
No Trespassing -
Anyone found hunting, shooting
or . trespassing- on -the premise8s- ` of
the undersigned, .,;lots 27-28, eon.
6-7, Hallett, will be. prosecuted, J.
G. Gibbings:,- -34-t1
Cottage for Sale
A comfortable cottage on Mary.
street; town water, good cellar and
barn. Large size lot. Apply to A.
Seeley. - • —84-4
Auction' Sale "
The undersigned has rec'eived in -
at Lot 24, Con. 9, Bullett, on Wed.,
following farm, stock and simplee
struetions to sell by public Auction
Feb. 1st, at =1 'o'clock,sharp, the
merits.
Horses: Matched team, filly and
gelding, -6 and 7 years old. Cattle:
Cow, 6 years, due, March 7; Cow, 4
years,,ferhsened- 6 weeks; Heifer, dot
June_ 5; Heifer, 'due 'August 29; 2
steers, rising 3•years old; Heifer ris-
ing 3 years ;old; 4 steers rising : two
years; Heifer and steer, 1 year; calf
6 weeks old. Sheep: 14 well-bred
Leicester -ewes, Hens; 20. White
Leghorns; 60 Barred Rock pullet's- and
1•year olds. Hay. About 18 tons of
hay. -Oats: about 500 bushels pf
oats fitfor seed. Implements: Deer=
ing binder, 7 -ft. cut; Massey mower
5 -ft cut; steel roller, 3 drum.; 1D Et.
steel rake, Frost & Wood; 10 -hoe
Massey -Harris seed ` drill; Massey -
Harris cultivator; Perrin riding plow;
Fleury' walking plow; No. 21 twin
plow; New Century gcuf ler; Steel oil
barrel, 40 -gal. capacity; set scales;
4501b.; Capital cream separator;
Massey -Harris 12 h.p. engine and
pump jack; 2 oak barrels; 1 'sugar
ketble; Massey -Harris root pulper;
new waggon, International, 21/2 inch
tire; waggon,- 2 inch tire; combina-
tion hay and stock rack, neatly new;
gravel box; pig box; scraper; set
bob sleighs; Clinton fanning drill;
stone boat; some hay fork roue; set.
diamond harrows; 20-20. ladder; set
temp harness; 5 horse collars; plow
harness,, forks, . shovels, scythe,
grain cradle;g rain bags; whifle-
trees; necko cn
1 es chains an other
y
a
articles too numerous to mention.
Terms: A11 sums of ten dollars and
under, cash; over that omount nine
months credit will be given on fur-
nishing approved,.joiut notes, or a
discount of four per cent„ straight,
ofI for cash on credit amounts. No
reserve as proprietor 'has sold his
farm. Eineity barns for acconnno-
of
dation f horses. es. Ephriani. Brown,
Proprietor, T. Gundry, Auctioneer.
Custom' Knitting
I am prepared to do knitting of all
kinds,' stockings, , socks,• "' underwear,
etc. Will sup,}ply the yarn or will use
customer's yarn',: if evenly ,woven.
Samples of -goods taken to all parts
of the town. A11 work 'guaranteed;
George Bolton, James 80„ Clinton.
-33-2-p
Annual Meeting
'The annual meeting of the mem-
bers oC the McKillo» Mutual Fire In-
surance Company will be held at the
Tetvm Hall, Seaforth, February 3r'd,
1922, at two o'clock p.m, The bus-
iness will be to receive the annual'
statement and auditor's repent, the
election 0C three Directors, and two
anditoss and: other business which
miglwbo considered of use for the
Company,, The retiring Directors
aro: Jaime Evans, John G. Grieve
and joins Bentiewoir, who aro elig-
ible for re-election, James Connolly,
President, Thos, E, Hays, Secret10y.
—33-3
Lineman Wanted
Settled tenders will be received' by
the tindersigiiod for the position of
lineman for one year, for the Mut-
ieipal Telephone System, 'Pwii of'Gott.
crlch, tenders •will- bo roeeived UP to
Saturday, Feb, 4th, 1023.. The lows
est or any tender not necessarily 30-
cepted, Adam Cantelon, See,-Treas-
tirer, Clinton, It, IE, No, 3, 83.2
FOR SALE
The undersi ned'will sell
all the tops and wood cut
in Whitmore's -bush for
the sus: of $t00.00
This is a snap
The Geddes -Tyson Lumber
Co,, Bayfield
Annual Meeting •'
Of Huron Central Agricultural. -So-
ciety -will
So-ciety will. be held in the of ice of the
'District Representative on Saturday,,
Jan, 28th' at 1 o'clock, All: those in-
terested are invited to attend. —33-2
Notice to Creditors
In the estate of Thomas Nicholson,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that all per-
sons having claims- against the es-
tate ,of Thomas Nicholson, late of the
-township of -Stanley in the' County- of
Huron, yeoman, deceased, who died
on or about =the 26th of ' May, ,1911"
Ire required to deliver to' Susan Nich.
olson, the adininistratrix of the said
estate or her solicitor on or before
the 10th day of February, A. D.
1922, a full statement oftheir claims,
together with particulars thereof, and
the nature of the securities, if any,
held by thein, all duly verified by af-
lidavit. And take notice that after the said
last mentioned date the. said Adniinis-
tra'trix will proceed to distribute the
estate of the said deceased amongst
the persons entitled thereto, having
regard only to •such ' claims as she
shall have received clue notice and in
accordance therewith.
Dated at "Clinton, this 17th day of
-January, A. D. 1922.
"W. Brydone, Clinton, Ont.
Solicitor for the said Administratrix.
—33.3
Custom. Salving
Custom sawing will be done in Clin-
ton in the early 'spring, also con-
tracts for sawing at other points
will be taken. For full particulars
apply to Mcl7wan Bros., Bayfield.
Phone 20 on 624, ' —32-11
Notice to Trappers
Do not sell your furs to travelling
fur dealers, they are not 'travelling
for tlieir.health. Their expenses have
to be paid out of what furs they bay"'.
from you and you get less money
from them than you would ify ou
brought them in and sold them t
o a
dealer whose expenses are low com-
pared to a travelling dealer, Trappers
who held their furs for me got over
10 per cent. more for their fore than
tvas'offered by some of the travelling
dealers, I Danz still paying ,the same
high prices I have -been paying all
along but may have to reduce "them
before long, .so ole not hold ,your furs
but dispose of thein as you got thein.
Gren shins taken at full, value if
scraped. h. A, Ilovey, Clinton.
—31-tf
Rooms- to Rent
Rooms suitable for light house-
keeping, or with board. Radiator in
each room.' 'Batlirooni and city eon-
veniences, Cheaper than buying. fuel,
Apply to Mrs. Downs, •Opposite Ont.
St. Church. 31.4-p
Notice •
Anyone hunting, shooting or trap-
ping on the premises of the under-
signecl, lobs 42, 44, 45, 46, 72, 74 and
75 Maitland Con,, Goderich township,
will bo prosecuted, C,W. Williams
and Sons, -27-8-p
Von Sale or to Rout
A coinf r
P table 7=uooined - frame
•laottse on the corder • of Mary and
North streets, Town. water and soft
water. Good cellar and wood shell.
Apply to J. P. Sbepptard,--•26-tf
Snireila Corsets
Spirolla Corsets for healthffuincss,
style, comfort and durability. l0v-
ery{keret made to measure. Srs.
Elizabeth 1entredy, :Ontario street,
Clinton. -12-1021
Hoose for Sale
,8 -room, solid brick house town
water and eleetrie lights, good gar-
den And ohickon horse. Apply an
Premises. Corner of North and
Spencer' Sts; --•A, C, Clarkson. --4104±
•
ermine D. L. & 'vv...,,
SeraritonCoa
Yes we have it in all sizes. Don't
.put o16 buying as the price is grad-
ually etifferaing. Delay. will only
Cause apanicky buying craze similar
to that experieneed last fall when
prices went crazy,
Let me advise you 80 fill up with
MUSTARD'S COAL' '
Tt answers the`burning gnestion;
We also stock fox' your convenience
AT CLINTON
Hardwood, ' in differentqualities.
Slabs, the ideal summer fuel
Cedar rails, fine for kindling.'
Canada Cement, the standard art-
idle. .
Threshing Coal, convenient and safe:
4T BRUCEFIELD • • ie.,.
Hemlock Lumber; at new prices,
2x, 3x, &'Sx Shingles, at -your own
price.
- Hardwood, Slabs, Canada Cement,.
Chestnut, Stove and Soft Coal.,'
J. B. MUS t..ARD'
CLINTON and 'BRUCEFIELD.'''
Phone for Clinton 74.
Phone for Brucefield 11 on 618.
THE CORNER STORE
LIVE AND LEI- LIVE
Groceries, Fruits
and Cured -Meats
OUR AIM
Fresh Goods
Right Prices
Good Service
I w'' W. W1GG
PHO • NE • 45
P
sG�r��e
We repair any make of
battery.
Leave yours' with us for
the"winter,
Rubbers
Rubb repaired half
alf�
soled.
J. IL . Paxanan -
Agent for Overland Cars.
Examiner for licensed drivers
Phone 80 - Res. Phone 140
YQUfl FEEDSP
Will be high in quality and rea-
sonable in price if ordered from us
now. We have a full stock of the
following' lines:
KILN DRIED CORN
131tAN
SI30RTS •
OYSTER SHELL
LIMESTONE GRIT
PURITY FLOUR •
FIVE, .RASES FLOUR
WHIE SEAL FLOUR ,
GOLD SEAL (Pastry) FLOUR.
ROLLED OATS
OIL CAKE
Feeding Molasses
have' you any 'Wheat, Barley or
Buckwheat to sell? We are payhlg
special prices just new.
Wx y enkins & Son.
,LOUR AND FEED
Phones: Elavator, 199,Residence 143
o
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned pronged and re-
paired. 'Woollen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms over Heard's barber shop.
W. J. Jago. 83-tf
Boars for Service
Cl rnpionbied, big
t
ypo Yorkshire
aid hesitex White ars for service.
At home ev019 forenobri.--A, 0.
Levey', Plume l$ on 688. Clinton 1--23
South End Grocery
, 41611114P
R full stook of
Groceries & Provisions
WE 'SOLICIT YOUR l?ATRQNAGE
Levi Ston
PONE 144 .PROMPT 1pELIVER
TRY` TI115 't•'ETEltt•, N
• SHOE: ,REP'AI1 Est
JL STARLING
FOit. CHEAP BOOTS .�. ^- >
RL1,1SEIiS '
Opposite the ,Picfuerb' Show.
Scranton Coal'
We have on hand for immediate
delivery: CANNEL COAL
HARD AND SOFT COAL
Also some good Hardwood.
Leave orders at 'my Residence,
Huron street, or Phone 155.
TERMS CASH
E. WARD
COA1 1
NUT. STOVE t&. EGG
ALWAYS ON HAND
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
R.I. MILLER
CONTENTMENT DWELLS
is homes where Port Hope Porcelain
Enameled Ware is installed. We
• can advise you on any
plumbing, necessity
THOS.' HAWKINS. •
Agent for Herta Furnaces
Plumbing and Seating Plionn •63
Shop over . Corless _ &. Venter'. •
Mr. Farmer
I
What do `
You 'Require? r
Wheat Middlings (shorts).
Oat Middlings (fattener for pigs and
chickens). .
Oat Peed,
(Special for cattle)
Bran
Tankage _.
Manitoba Oats (C.• W. No: 2)
Calf Meal .
Purina Chicken Chowder
Pratts Royal Purple Stock foods.
Wodehouse & International Stook'
Foods.
Zenoloum
Herbageum,
Salt
Five Roses, o s, Bunts, klortori. Flours.
Silver Crown & -.North Star Flours
We ale expecting a car of corn daily
We know our prices and quality
will interest you. Special prices' on
large quantities for dash and we be- -
lieve now while prices are low is a;
good time to lay' in your winter sup-
ply,
J. A. FORD & SON
Phone 123.
.Flour and Feed Merchants and
Grain Buyers
Also issuers of Hunters & Trappers
' licenses
'!olr•
WARITE
We handle all kinds of live and
dressed poultry. Special prices paid
for properly trills fed chickens, It
will pay you to finish your poultry,
as our extra price will more than:
cover cost .of'feed cased. Inquire for
prices when ready to sell. Our prices
are unsurpassed for all high grade
poultry. ..
OUNN, : LANOLOis CO..
N. W. . TREW R.TH Manager,
A A, M naso
Phone No. 100 Holnfesville 601 r 11
CREAK WANTED!
Tede n r butters
The ma d fort our t in.'
creasing.
Pou l
s pp y this a dm:nasrid the require•
more create.
We request You to Milli us yew
We
Craain,
We guarantee you the Rightist
Market 'Prices, nccuirata lsi to and,
prompt serrice,
,, Olir firm is knowto to yoax anti needs.,
no further reseal:acad.
We pay all express charges, tarp.
ish cream cans" and pay tiwico, each;
month.
Write for eons orf nrthex' tnformb'
0101 to the
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