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'Nleafor'd's tax rate this year will be
5s. mills.
"Fancy seeks incl says a head-
ing•, Just fancy'; We didn't knew
"they lead gone away.—The Poteran
Lipton and Larkin and the tea
hu moss show ' the value o£, good
.(batwing and the pleasure it inust be
io have it well "sweetened '-•ABvus-
elo Post, •
1 Liberal Government`at Ottawa is
not going to lead the way Neese,; to
the .patronage trough. Glehe.
Looks to us as if it.would need to'
,malce a mighty quick right -about.
turn, -then.
'F
If he weather: 'en Tuesday, Mar..
21st .the first day off• siring , _wits any
indication of the _sort of weather we
have Ail" , he next are going to t t three
months we can't` say that we are
very enthusiastic over it.
Some people in Listowel sat and
listened -to a sermons preached in
Pittsburg by William Jennings Bry-
.a f one :Sunday recently, Wonder if
the same people would.go and listen
.to one of the preachers in their own
'own? •
F .I
t snowshovel. and clean
Get out. thea
oh' your share` of the sidewalk.—Or-
i11ha Packet.
In `Clinton, where ,we have been
walking over .bare 'sidewalksnearly
wrlI winter, this sounds funny, though
we 'had a bit ofsnow this week.
A New York State farmer recent-
ly dug up some bars of silver on his
farm. But that's nothing. Duffing
the next few_: months farmers in this
locality will P
roqueegolden-grain,
t
+;•ardeners will produce vege ables„o f
all colors and .shades and velvety
flowers of such ,brilliancy; asto daz;,
,ale the eyes, all from the goo$, brown
earth. It is :wonderful`therichne'ss
of it, A few silver bars hidden in
the , earth and :accidently discovered
•seem-.wonderul but not halt db''won-
ederful as, the yearly yield of a pro -
have quite reconfered their usinal
health.
Mr. John Tasker' of Blyth ;sup.
plied at' the station for -Mr. Faikon,
the agent here, who we'scalled away
owing to the death of a friend•
Mr. F. Burgard once, a busineae
manof Egmondville now of Ham-
ilton, was in the pillage. visiting
friends during t1 .fore pick of the
.week, Ile, 1ciJ1 to visit a easter au
Goderich �, -
Mr. 1 soe ,Meyers,, who has been
in the employ' of Mr, Bert Peck of
'Stanley, left for •the west on Tues-
day. e Mr, Meyers, if favor{tbly im-
pressed witih the country may Mr -
chase land ands Make his home there.
In the uzealitilne Mrs, : Meyers an'd
children will 'make their home with.
her; mother, Mtn.. Desjai'dine of Hen -
Mr. Wm,- Ivreen'of the village has-
been' confined to his rootn for the
past, week suffering from neuralgia.
Word has been received lately
'.from -Robert, Brownlee, once' a busy
The world" is steadily growing
;smaller. This was illustrated .re-
cently to a Huron county boy, son
! of . Mr. John Wylie of Gorrie,: who
io taking a medical course at Kings --
ton, ' As he ivas passing a,' picture
theatre in the Limestone 'city -,just
after the explosion at Gerrie he was
surprised to see listed in the "Fox
News, inmertant • happenings
throughout the- world, the Gorrie ex -
'plosion. He went-to.the show and
-save' what the explosion had done , to'
his native village. - This ;;young Man
was surprised 5nd. Gorrie got, into
the movies :by 'that unfortunate-hapa
pening.
21)i', Hamilton of Toronto as spend
ing a few clays at the limn e of Mr:
,Tames Ramage.
Mrs Richard ---illartin o£ Tlnron
township ;5' at the home of her Mo-
ther, wire ,se very low at present.
Mrs, 1t, K, Miller spent the week.
end at Goderich.
We congratulate :Mr. and Mrs, W,
Humphrey on the arz'ivial of a eon
on Sunday last.
A young son arrived at the home
'02 Mr, and Mrs. Horb McQuillimr on
March 6th, -
Rev. 0, humming and W. C. Webb
attended the meeting'' of the Presby-
tery at Winghain last week.
NIr. Robert` McQuillian of the staff;
of the Sterling ,Banlc, Dungannon,;
was ilonie for a week with a severe
fold,
We are pleased to report that Mrs.
Ned, Thous,' who has been in tic sk-
now sini:e`her return from "Victoria
Hospital,; London, is able to be house
rhe
-merchant' here,, but now _Of Salem, ng.aiir• ,
'Oregon, wirere,he has the ere of a
large prune orchard. He„states his
family are well and enjoying ,their
new surroundings.
TEAS STEADILY ADVANCING
"Teas -Advances from primary
markets continue to indicate a strong
situation With upward tendencies.
Locally there are no changes but as,
of large there is et strop
stocks -are n 1 6 r
possibility for some advances. d es
importers state spot, prices are . still
far below cost of replacement;”
The above, statement -in the replacement'.','
. Grocer" of March 10th Is- an-
thoritative. . Those whounderstand
-the tea situation say that unless tl•e`
price`becomes,easier on the primary
market very soon the consumer may
expect to pay I0 to 15 cents more a
pound for tea. '•
Marriages
GLIDDON--SIIUBROD K= At Gsay-
enhurst, gni March 9th, Lillie Eli
zabeth-•Shubrook.,of Gravenhurst, to
Daniel Chester Glidden, sons of Mr.
Glidllon of -Clinton
W, iDSTER —. 'GOWER• — At- the
manse, Londesboro, on. Mareh • 15th;,
by`. the 'Rev. Janes Abery, :Lillie,
daughter of ,Mrs. John -Goyim', to
Archibald Webster.
GOWDY METCALF—In - Howick,
- -en March 15th, Laura Metcalf, to
Nelson Gowdy, all of Howick:.
FISHER-,STEEP—At Saltford, - on
, March 15th, by Rev.. J.F. Rey
craft; Mary Viola, ' daughter of
_ Mr. and Mrs. John Steep, to Jena-
than-M.
ena-than -M. -Fisher•, son of. Mr. and
Mrs, Chas. Fisher of Colborne
township- -
Under a cut showing ,a leader in,
-the`Mennonite -trek, published in the
Globe ons .Tuesday appears the follow-
ing "The 'migration to Mexico -fol-
lews the Mennonites'` refusal to bear
arms i_ -be. great war and will pro-
.jiablytake ''20,000.people • from Can-
ada," ,The debision 'of the Mennon-
ites to leave ' was not - on account
of their- unwillingness -to bear' arms.
They;; were granted' immunity from
military service on coming to
-Canada twenty-five or thirty years
-ago. The cause of ''their dissatisfac-
tion -was trouble which arose over
their unwillingness. to "' obey our
school laws. .They absolutely refus-'
ed,to send their children to the'Pub-
lio schools •and' are leaving the coun-
try rather than he forced eo do so.
1t at a pity that Canada should lose)
so many people, but Canadians must.
obey :Canadian laws.
Kippen
Miss' McNairn who was the ` effic-
ient teacher of No. 14, Stanley, was,
taken 'ill with appendicitis last week
and was rushed te, St. Joseph's, Lon-
don. where an operation - was per-
formed. We trust' the young_ lady
will be able to be taken, to her home
at Lucknow in a short time as lat-
est reports are that she is holding
her own. Miss Mae McGregor of
this village has been engaged 'to
take' charge of' the school at present
and s
entered on her, duties . t s on Tues-
..
,day.�i. i `U
The, young people of the Methodist
church - are preparing for -,a 'Play_ en-
- titled, "We can't afford it," which
we are sure will be must,• interesting
when, they getready to present- it.
Mr W. Cooper last week shipped
h carload of turnips to the Chicago
market. Mr. Cooper is one of the
most extensive turnip growers in this
district.'
Births
WIGGINS—At,Preston, on . March
12th,: to Mr. and Mrs. James 'C.,
Wiggins, (formerly. • Miss Mabel.
Lockwood : of • Clinton), a son,—
James ,Frederick.
TOLL -In Bast Wawanosh; on Mar.
'18th; to Mr,' and Mrs. Fred-: Toll,
anon, --
NEWTON=In Gorrie, on March 13th
,a.; to Mr: and. Mrs. R. Newton, a son.
II'UMPHREY—In West Wawanosh;
..'on March' 12th, 't , Mr. and: Mrs.
Wm, •Humphrey,a sen:-,
PFAFF—_In'Hensall. on 'March Gth,
to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Pfaff, a
" daug-titer.- 0 ' -
GUEST—In. West Wawanosh, on
• March'12th, to Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Guest, a.daugliter."
McQUILLIN— In West Wawanosh,:
n March 6th, -to Mr. and -Mrs, H.
McQuillin, a son.
SPEIRAN ---In Grey township, on
March bth,••to -Mr, and Mrs. William
Speiran, a son. -
The St. Patrick's social under the
auspices of the Young People's
Club held in St. Andrew's church-
on Friday evening, was the beat', vet,
The decorations were in keeping with
the occasion: The national' flower,
the Shamrock, was very much.in eve-
dence. Irish songs and a contest
on questions relating to Irish_ His-
tory wore features of the evening,
- After' the programme tame a typ-
lool Trish lunch: and the company din-
persed to their Itonhe5 feeling they
had 'enjoyed a pleasant evening. We •
forgot to mcni.ion that Mo. W. Ti,
Johnston of Exeter was present. and
n'^e a splendid address, Mrs. John-
aco/itpanied-him and while here
e'1,he guests of and
;1arrott. Their many
e gpletisreel to meet diem
y.:ww
nue a Pleasant call from
Ci.
little ilaugh-
p4ce7'y-. Severe
- Dry:Tlard Woodfor Sale.
A quantity of goon dry wood. $4
.
per cord for '12 -inch wood'' delivered
in :Clinton in load 'lots. Apply to
W, B: Forster,' R.R. No. 2, Clinton.
Phone, 169, Bennhillef. 42-3-p
Pie Social Coining
The annual, pie social, under the
auspices of the, Women's Institute,
,
April L'ondesbciro, will be held.14th.
A• good program and supper will be
given all for 40c. Cone and enjoya
pleasant evening and help on the
work of this energetic society. 42-3
Clover Seed for Sale.
ImprovedP Albutrea - sweet clover
seed, free.fi'om weed seeds, • at mar-
ket price. J. J. Biggins, R.R. No. 5,.
Clinton. - 42-3
Deaths
BOWCOCK-At Londesboro, on
Mar. 22nd,,$ally, `wife of Mr. John
Bowcock,. aged ` 74 . years and .8
months.
DEWAR—In Detroit. Mich., on
Marelh, 16th, Martha Pollock, wife.
of Mr. George Dewar of Stanley,
aged 52• years,
DARROWl-In' Detroit, Mich., on.
March - 20th„ Elizabeth Aherns,-
wife of Mr. Harry 'Darrow `of
Bayfield; aged . 62 years and 3
months.
CAMERON—In Toronto, on '. March
16th. Ida Victoria Evans: wife of
. Mi•. J. A. Cameron, aged 33 years
BUTT—In Goderich, on Mach llth,
Stephen Butt,
h
inYear.
;
his 84t -
HORTON—In Colborne township, on
Osbaldeston,
Ston
'March 10th, Susanna O >
reliet of the late'John Horton,.
LAWRENCE—In Goderich, on March
14th, Emily Dark, wife of Frank"
F. Lawrence, '
SILLSR Y—In Usborne,_ on, March
14th, Leonia. Carrie 'Copeland; wife
of Mr. W. R. Sillery, aged 28 years
CTJRRIIt In Goderich, - on March
11th, Elizabeth` Jape, wife of Mr.
George Currie of Nile.
LAWSON.'- In Macklin, Sask., on
March 12th, Mary -Straughan, re-
lict of the late Millar Lawson,
aged 78 years:
- IIatching 1l gs for Site
Plymouth Rock eggs, bred -to -lay
H.
strain, 500 per settingof 15.
W.
Coles Gravel Road."^Phone 133 4242
Barn for Sale
Barn 20x30 feet` for sale..'e For-
Particulars (write Box 290e- '-Bay-'
'Musical Cantata.
Don't forget to keep the'' evening
of, Good Friday, April 14th, open
to' come and hear: the musical can-
tata, "The Beautiful City," by Jes-
sie Browri Pounds; music by J. H.
Filmore, to be given' in the Baptist
church;. 'Auburn, by the young_ pee,
ple's classes. 4242
OSTEOPATHY. t't
DR. A. M. HEIST
Osteopathic Physician
Graduate, GraduateDes Monies Still College
of Osteopathy'.
Licentiate Iowa sed Michigan' State
Boards of Medical Examiners.
rt s iveti,:to-remove
apsnal acl;iitslat ent i;
' • the cause of disease.
Catarrhal -deafness, - adenoids, and
enlarged tonsils treated,
without stirgical operation.
Stomach and intestinal diseases
treated without the Inc of drugs or
sui'gesw.
Successor .to Dr, Heileman.
Ofliee, Goderich, Oni,
At the Rattenbury House every Toes -
day after '6:30 p.m.
For Sale -
An Armstrong'electrieincubator in
0. K. working order, including ther-
mometer and two extra elements.
Also a New Perfection coal -oil Stove,
Composite range and - lawn mower.
Cheap. Phone 10 on,637. —42.2
- Bazaar
St, Paul's Women's Auxiliary pur-
pose holding a sale of useful and fan-
cy articles,' home-made cooking and
rummage in the schoolroom on Fri-
day In Easter. week, ;A,.fish ' pond
TOL be provided anafternoon tea
served..- All welcome. Proceeds in
aid of Missions. —41-4
Hemstitching
Hemstitchingand Pieoting at-
tachment, ,fits any sewing .machine:
Price, 2.50. ' PerSondl checks,- 10¢
extra. •: Bridgman -Sales Agency,
Box 4? St. Catharines, Ont. -41.4-p'
I^'or Sale
...
3
1 Cockerel, 1L I'uYIetg, • Barred
;Rocks, Gtiiid's bred -to -lay strain.-
Mrs, Iliram, Ilill. - 4s. t.'
Seed Oats For Sale
seed
''�Ln
antic of North land A quantity
oats for sale, testing 34 lbs."' ;per
bushel, also good rock eggs from
bred -to -lay strain, 355 per setting.
J.- E. 'Little, Maitland con, Phone
2-602, —41-tf
Pasture. to Rent
60 acres of-• good - pasture land;
well watered.- Will rent whole. or in
part. 'Lot 42, Maitland Con, God-
erich township. - W. Williii•tis,
R. R. , No. ,2, Clinton. Phone 11
on; 602 _ , •-•d_l-tf
Seed Grain -for Sale
0, A. C. No. 31 Batley, $1,00
per bus. Also barley,and oats, dnixed,
suitable :for Seed, ,2 cents per lb.
All clear," I good samples. W. J.
Vodden, Telephone. Road, Goderich
township, - R. R. No. 3, Clinton.
Phone 13 ori 607. —41-2-p
itrthr4 New
Rees;
aUR r�A�o��
will demonstrate
, nIA I€CIX serf, a a22
HAS NO EQUAL
Largest sale in America,-
sm., H ..
N'T, LISTEN
To -reports' that we,hayo sold our business, We have no intention
of g at present. resent. Give us a share of your, patronage and you will, .
findour prices-aslow as any. Try 'our :etore-Inc, your supplies,
7 0 bars Pure. Laundry. soap „ 49e , 1 lb. ,Ging, erSnaps .,,. ,.,.. 15c
7 cakes' Pure' Castile Soan '... 254 Pail Pure Lard, 3 lbs, ......... 58c
3 pkgs. Ammonia .. , . t-.....'• 23e 3 pl.-gs. Jelly 'Powder ... , , 25c
1 pail ,Tana, 4 lbs. 65c 2. cans corn . . .25c
1 tin, Baking Powder - 22c 2pkgs, Macaroni (16 oz,) 25e
1 tin Pink Salmon ..,.. 09c 3 boxes snatches ,..,.,. ', .,.. 35c
IIIGIIEST PRICES FOR BUTTER AND EGGS.
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
Announcepicnt
Messrs. L. W. Cureell`eand Thos.'.
Shipley hereby announce to the citi-
zens of Clinton_ that they will op-
erate a.
IIIGH'CLASS ^GROCERY BUSINESS
in this town.
The store will be located on Main
Street between The News -Record
Printing Office and Plumsteel Bros:
Dry Goods Store and will be opened
for business in the near future with
'an, entire new stock . of the `finest
quality .goods procurable.
A 7Service second to none .
will, be given
LOOK FOR FUTURE ANNOUNCE-
MENTS
THE C••&
'S.` GROCERS'
Automobile Painting
1 will be prepared
d to paint
autos..
after March 200, also carriage,
painting, etc A good job guaran-
teed at a reasonable price. 0 ,Shop
on Albert: street.' W. J. Ward.,
-41-3
Faris For Sale
'Lot .26, Com 17th, on the Base
line,,mile; north of Clinton, 22i/,s
acres fust class land, good .house,
bank 'barn and young orchard just
beginning to bear. Also 7=roomed
house on Albert street, Clinton. Wa-
ter; good garden,'. barn. Apply ' on
latter premises. John Halstead.
Baby Chicks for Sale
Will Have during the season about.,
6,000 baby chicks, bred -to -lay single
comb white Leg•horns,, the cockerels
being, from'n03-egg strain. $15.00.:
per 100.` : Send orders early as we
have never been': able to -fill all or-
ders Ingleworth- Poultry Yards,
Holmesville, E. , J. -' Trewartha.
'Phone -22 611, .:;' :. =-41-tf
Auction Sale
Mr. W. E. Hall will sell by public
auction at lot 31i'' eon.'2, Goderich
township (Bayfield" Road) on Friday,
March 24th, at 1 o'clock p,m, his
farm stock implements, etc. Thos.
Gunriry, auctioneer, - 41-1
Pasture Farm for' Rent.
Containirig 80 acres, lot 38, Con. 5,
Goderich township. For further par-
ticulars apply tb Mrs. W. Weston, R.
B.' No. 2, Bayfield, - Phone 13 on
600. 41-tf
Seed Oats For Sale
A quantity of recleaned "Newmar—
ket" seed oats, 10 crop. These
oats weighed 42 'lbs. per bus. ,From
machine. Grown directly from seed
whidh yielders enter 80 'bnsltolel per
acre, ' Price, $1.00 per bushel.---
Fonwick SteveaLt, 7t, lt, No. 5, Cilia -
ton. 41-tf
Hatching •Egq�g:For-Sale
b Y9
,From Bred -to -lay -,strain, Get
your eggs from a • flock that will
produce layers and ;enjoy, some' of
the big prices next winter. 90 cents,
per setting of.15, $5:00 per 100. -
FRANK J. TYNDAIL
R, R. No'.'4,.• • Phone 2;636
NOTICE` TO CREDITORS.
In the Estate of David John Mc-
Clinchey, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that 'all
persons having claims against ' the
estate of David John McClinehey,
late of .the Township , of Stanley, in
the county of Huron, yeoman, de-
ceased, who died on or about the
seventh day of February, 1919, are
required to -deliver to. Amelia Annie
McClinohey,-'the ` administratrix '-of
the said estate or her solicitor on or
before the- first day of April, 1922,
'a full statement of their claims•, to-,
gether with particulars thereof, and
the nature of the securities, ii- any,
held by them, all duly -verified by
affidavit,
And take notice that after the
said last mentioned date the said
administratrix Will proceed to dis-
tribute the estate,of the said deceas-
ed amongst the persons entitled
thereto having regard only
to
such
claims as she shall have received
due notice 'and in accordance them-
with.
)gated at Clinton this 15th day
March, A.D., .1922.
W. Brydone, Clinton, Ont..
Solicitor for the said Adntinistratrix:
1•41-3'
of
Heifers For Sale
3 heifers to freshen in May:. S.
R. MacMath,',1Iohnesville, Phone '34
on 601. —38-6
Say•
itwith Flowers
FROM
eo. Stevvart -
Goderich, Ont.
Florist
Cut Flowers always on hand
Floral designs and wedding bunches
a specialty
Member of the Florists Telegraph
Delivery Association,' Flowers-- deliv-
ered'to any part -of Canada or Unit-
ed States - -38-12
Seed Potatoes
I have, a limited .quantity of White
Giant .seed potatoes for' sale. They
are a heavy .yielder and have never
been, known to rot. Come and see
them . .
"FRANK W. ANDREWS
Phone .Ne. -33w , Clinton,' Ont.'
"Live and -Let -Live"
Leather has taken -a- drop,
my prices are
Women's half -soles 75c and up '•
Men's half -soles, ,$100 .up •
II. STARLING • •,
CLOVER -SEED
-FOR' SALE
Annual -Sweet • Clover • "Hubani"
leech-Governnient' Standard, No.''1',
scarifyed • and Ontario grown;,!$2.00
per• pound for '10 ll s."or over': Ship-
ping charges prepaid,'
MURRAY GIBSON ,
13RUCEFIItLD. ONT.
-25-Apr. 6-p
het on the
Right Track
Right now at the beginning
of 1922 buy . myour 011'3 iUid
wpmen`S hoes from l3arxythe
shceraap
You gel W 11ae, best of
SerIftee '
You get rid of font`
troubles,
YOU getmost the
for flour mime
See us at once.
Wm. Barrg
Opposite the, Postaffice. Clinton
For Sale -,
On Townsend st,, back of Public
School, a comfortable, semi -modern,
7 -room house; also a square piano,,
an extension table, a Small. table, .and
two beds, for immediate sale. Phone
No. 176, or Box 101, Clinton, Ont.
—39-tf
Farni- For Sale
100 acres,• Lot 12, Con. G,. Hullett
township; adapted for 'cropping or.
grazing.' 10 acres bush, balance in
grass, , Good well and windmill. If
not sold -will be rented for pasture.
It, J. Miller, Box 25, 'Clinton. Phone
119 37.22
Licensed Auctineer
For Huron County. Pure Bred
stock and generar farm sales of all
kinds 'a spedialty, "Satisfaction guar-
anteed. Terins: lowest possible.-
nt. Phone
A. Trick,Goderich, ,0
6-601. —374f
Shorthorns for Sale
8 young bulls, 8 to 15 ?months old,
all red, sired by 0: A. C. Ring-
leader. Right good calves, prices to
Suit the tunes, come and see them, or
write—E. H. Wise, R. R. No. 3,
Clinton, phone 605 r 24. —3742
House For Sale
An eight -roomed house on corner
of Rattenbury St., West, and Shipley
St, Town water and soft water, el-
Muskrat Skins Wanted ectrie lights, good -'cellar, summer
Will pay $1,50 'to $2.00 each. I kitehen and woodshed, Also a good
Badly damaged at value, H. A, stable. Apply to Duncan McEwen,
Hovey• 40-tf Phone 2 on 621, or L. 0, Paisley,
'
Clinton —35-tf
Shorthorns For Sale
5,young bulls, 8 to 18months 'old,
sired by Marquis Prince, 'a son of the
champion bull, Gainford Supreme,
and grandson of Gainford Marquis,
Prices to 8113 the tiineS, come and
seg' them. J. R, 1'linnsteel, R. R.
No. 5; Clinton. 39-tf;
Sweet Clover Seed for Sale
White Blossom sweet clover seed.
at market price, also a good
binder. Apply to II. Snyder,
R, R, No, 2, Phone 2-604, Clinton.•
—39-tf
Seed and 'Posts 'fez Sale
A quantity of White Illossottt
sweet clover seed and is few cedar
fonco poste and end poets. Attain
Stewart, R. lt. No, 5, Clinton.
=3J 4
A Coal Strike
Is, not only a _possibility •but' we,
aro sorry to say, an ultimate prob
ability,
You can help to avoid it by carry-
ing full coal bins. So now is the
time to fill up with
D.STAOD S COAL
1 '-aiiowers the -burning : n bestion
D. L.
Scranton Coal
The Standard Anthracite.
Let us hear from you, we are just'
at the other end of .your telephone
and our Service is free.
J. B. MUSTARD
CLINTON and BRUCEFIELD;',,
Phone. : for Clinton 74. •
-Phone.for Brucefield'11 `on 618.'
Spirella Corsets
'S irella Corsets- for healthfulness,
P l
style, comfort and durability.. Ev-
ery corset made to measure.' ' Mrs,
Elizabeth Kennedy, Ontario. street,
Clinton. '12-1021
House for Sale
8 -room, solid brick ' house, town
water and electric lights, good gar-
den and chicken .house: Apply on
Tpraniises, Corner of North and
Spencer Sts. -A. C. Clarkson. -8041
I will be at the Massey -Harris„ of-
fice for the next few days to collect
all outstanding acoounts,,which imus$,
be -paid at once:
—40-2.
: W . TG.G
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clotlioii cleaned pressed and ro-
paired. Woolen foods dry cleaned:,
Recnns over Hoard's barber shop,
Wr .1, Jago, eW88-tf
GxiIllI $G8P8ge
We repair any make of
battery,
Leaveyotars with us for
the winter,
Rubbers repaired and hall
soled.
, 46.411.161
J. H. Paxman
Agent for Overland, Cars.
Examiner for licensed drivers
Phose'80 Res. Phone 140
Spring Seed
e South-.Xt
()ecru
Having: bought out the .grocery
carried .on. by Mr, 7,: Stong, I wish
o announce to the public that I shall
carry a full stock of fresh greeerics
and rospeetfully solicit a share of
the patronage.
Mrs: M. J. Brown
Scranton Coal
We have on hand for lnnnediato
delivery; - CANNEL. COAL
HARD AND. SOFT COAL
Also some good Hardwood. -
Leave orders at my Residence.,
Huron street, or Phone 15.5.
TERMS CASH
Et' WARD
COAL4
NUT. STOVE & EGG i
ALWAYS ON BAND "
FOR IMMEDIA E DELIVERY
T IV
R. J. MILLER
Orders taken- at residence, Phone i19p
ti• 1
SEED OATS.—"Improved Banner".
Government Germination Test 96%.
SEED BARLEY—"Mandscheuri,
6 Rowed' '
These lots areboth free from Wild
Oats and Weed -Seeds,
Alfalfa Clover , - Timothy
Alsike Clover Orchard Grass
Red Clover Blue Grass
Sweet Clover,,(Yellow and Whitte)
Vegetable, Flower and Field Seeds
Western Oats, for feed.
Good Quality Corn, Cool and sweet,
Feed or Seed`'
Baby'Chick Feed
' Bran and Shorts
PURITY, FIVE ROSES GOLDEN
CITY and PASTRY FLOUR
SWIFT'S' "Red' Steer" Fertilizer
Jenkins
W. Jeak s & Son.
FLOUR AND FEED
Phones: Elevator 199, Resident® 141
CONTENTMENT DWELLS
,in homes where )•,'old; Hope Porcelain
Enameled Ware is installed. We
can advise you on any
' plumbing necessity
•
THOS HA K1NS
Agent for. Uecla Furnaces
Plumbing ' and Heating Phone G2
Shop over Corless &. Venn is
Ontario Grain Seeds'
Experience has .- taught us , the'
above seeds are -the only ones for.
our district. • We -have on hand Gov.,
eminent Graded
Red Clove r • _ °' Alsike
Orchard Grass Alfalfa -
Timothy Blue Grass
White and Yellow Sweet Clbvei
In Baby Chick Feed r;
,Blatclif-ord's Milk Mash
l'.ratt's Buttermilk Mash
Wodehouse
Royal Purple .
-I3. 0. Cooked. Chick Feed's.
Ys o ii ' hand.
Always
w
Western Oats, ' Shorts, Oat Flour,
Linseed Meal, Purina. Chicken Chow-
der. Flours: Five Roses, Hunts, Si1-
ver Crown. Special prices on Hunt's
for a few days.
Wanted, a quantity of Peas, l3uck--
wheat and Red Clover. Submit'sam..'
pies.
Bears for Service
Champion bred, big type 'i''orkshiro
and Chester White .boars for service,
At hone' every 2000110051 -yAJ C.
ilevtsy, 1'110110 5 oix 539, Clinton a,-28
J. A. FORD de: `SON','
Phone 123.
Flour and Feed Merchants and
Grain Buyers
Also issuers of Hunters & Trappers#.
licenses
Live Poulttsu
WANTED
D
liveand
1c'd.
We handle allln s
of
dressed poultry. Special prices paid
for properly milk fed chickens', It
will pay you to;finish your poultry,
as our extra price will' more than
cover cost of feed used. Inquire for,
prices when ready to sell, Our prices
are unsurpassed'' for _all high grado
poultry. J
N. W. TREWARTHA, Manager.
Phone No. 190 Hohnosvilie 601 r 11
CREAM WANTED!
-The demand for , our butter isto
creasing.
To supply this demand we requirq
more cream.
We request you to shipp us your
cream.
GUNN AN
�UGi.QISCO
Weguarantee you the Highest
Market Prices, 'accurate tests and
prompt service.
Our first is known, to you and ineedt
no further recommend,
We ptaj all express eltarges, furn-
ish creaul cans and pay, twice cads
litontir. ,
Write for c4110 or furtherin3)ortnttw
tion to the .
'1IIIu SICOtTII CIEAMERY C..,,
C. ; A, BARBER, MANAGI It,5 ,