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Il+zn Mackenzie King says lio'
decen't lrl o ' prohibition in any'''
thing," 'Doesn't even like thc'`I'en
{hmiuiandelel ts, probably. We'd
have a funny state of society with-
out prohibition in a good many
ih'nge.
llTr. W. R. Davie, for fifty-seven
yeas oditer, and publisher of the
Mitchell Advocate,died on Monday.
Mi, and Mrs, Dayis meant to
have celebrated the sixtieth' anniver
Mary- of their marriage yesterday,
March 29th, Mr. Davis, in company
milli his brother, founded the Mit-
ehell .Advocate le April, 1860, and
he continued to publish that journal
!uitikJanuary 01,1917, when the -husi-,
'Frees was taken over by hie, son,,Mr.
'U. D. Davis, the present publisher.
Mr, Davis was a anenibgr of Mit.
heg'a first town council and was its
second mayor. He held many posi-
tions of honor in the ,municipality and
for seventeen years was chief magis-
trate. . Mr. and Mrs. Dayis reared a
family of ten sons and two daughters.
'rhe: eldest.' son, which would , have
made eleven, died in infancy, but since
that there has' been no break in the
family. ,T1jis is certainly a remark-
bie record, one;which`has seldom been
• equalled. •
A POPULAR GODERICH TOWN -
`SHIP GIRL WEDS
la very pretty wedding took place
zt the home of Mrs. 'George Millar
oa Wednesday,` March 22nd, at` high
noon, when her daughter, Winnifred
• E., was united in marriage to Mr.
David Pollock of Parkhill, Ont. Tho
ceremony was, performed by the Rev.
Mr. Quinn of Bayfield in the pres-
ence• e the. immediate relatives of
:the.; contracting .parties, '-,
The bride was becomingly dressed
iii white satin with an overdress of
georgette and carried' a bouquet of
pink rosebuds and ferns.
After• the wedding ..lunchcon,,,the
.
bride donned `a travelling suit
navyblue tiicofme ,with hat
to
af
match and the newly -wedded pair
led* on the afternoon -train fore a,
-short:` honeymoon trip. On ,their re-
turn Mr.-- and Mrs . Pollock . will e.g.-
side .-on
sside•nn the groom's farm near ,Park
Their many friends waft them
good wishes for happiness' and pros -
Summerhill
i&. Eddie Johnston has, gone to
Listowel, where' he has engaged. with
• s farmer for the summer. .
Mrs. Josling of Detroit is visiting
at the home of -'her brother; Mr. T.
li Mason.:
Misses Toner and Wialters are
again visiting in the neighborhood.
Again the 'stork _,has visited the
neighborhood arid 'left ` a 'fine baby
girl at -'Mr. T. E. Mason's.
Miss Fanny McBrien of Clinton
.has been visitng at the home of Mi.
Norman Ball.. • - _
141arriages
ANDREWS-ADAMSON— At ' the
First Methodist church, -St. Clair,
Mich., on March 25th, by the Rev.
F. B. Johnston, Claire Marie,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. •Jahie>
Adamson of. St. Clair, to'E, CIiC-
ford;Andr'ews,youngest son of. Po
lice Magistrate . and. Mrs. S.
Andrews of Clinton.
'SHANAHAN—McLAUGHLIN , At.
,lames' church, Hauberdeau,:Que-
bec, on Feb. 26th, Margaret 'Me -
Laughlin of'Iiauberdeau, to Joseph
N. Shanahan of Montreal, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John. Shanahan of
IIuUett,
1'OLLOCK MILLAR.In Coderich
township, on March 22nd, by. the
Rev. Mr, Quinn of Bayfield, Win-
'nifred E., ,:daughter of the - ';late
George and Mrs.. Millar of God -
crick township, to David Pollock of.
Parkhill. -_
Girths
„'^ITASON—At Summerhill, on March
22nd, to Mr. and Mrs, T. E. Mason,
a .daughter—Madeline -Ruth.
a"AMIBLYN — ' At the private pa
tents' pavilion, r Toronto' General
Hospital, on March 176, to ]ICr
and Mrs, W.., J. Tamblyn (former-
ly Mies Kit Price), of 46 Dupont
Is bel.
Street,aa
a dag
u ht—
er Mrri e
Deaths
.FIALSTEAD-In -Clinton,, on March
25th, John Halstead, in his .68th,
;STANBURY-In Clinton, on March
29th;: John Stanbury, 'in -his 79th
'ear.
McGEE—At Windsor, • on March 20th
Louise 0.'R.:Chesney, wife of Mr.
Jacob McGee, : Goderich, in her 64th
year.'•
SPEWART—In'Vancouyer, B. C,, on
March 24th,Sarah Lovett, wife of
Mr, J. G. Stewart, formerly of
Summerhill.
'PEA 'SHORTAGE MEANS HIGH-
ER PRICES.
During the war teas reached.' a
very high level of cost Iiirgely ow-
ing to shortage of shiippirig. in 1919'
and 1926; greatly increased prodnc-"
ition and unlimited shipping resulted
enormous quantities of tea reach -
every market in the world, and
Iiequent full in cost ensued. So
ors': did the situation become in
w>' Owlet) and Java that the
growers agreed to decrease
put -in; ;1.921 by '20%. Tic•
a rSilt and the world is
M9bb'tage of tell,
.1n the narifet
or the lust
isle' now
fund
Russia W0111(1 be letter oft if the
printing preescs wore turning out
uewsp.tpuis sristoad of rubles,---'Qr-
illia Packet.
Kipper
Mr,. Melville McClymont, whir
has spent the last t0vo years 'and ii"
half in I.os Angelos, returned hpzite
last week, Ile is looking well,
Rev, Dr. 1Vteb illan of Toronto
will occupy the pulpit in St. An-
drew's next Sabbath, Mr. McMillan
is secretary of •the,I•Iymnal commit-
tee, of the Presbyterian church.
Rev, Mr. • McConncl of Ilensall
exchanged pulpits with the Rev. R,.
L. Lundy on Sabbath last,
Rev Mr.- Jo}liffe,'. a returned mis-
sionary., gave an acebunt of his work
in China, at the' afternoon service
in the Methodist church.
Seine .of our. -citizens are confined.
to their rooms through ; illness,;
among thein, M. W. --French and,
Mrs. J. McClymont and Mrs. John
Whiteman,, who is ill with ,pleurisy.
at the home of her ' daughter, Mrs
Robt. Dinsdale. Her family have
all visited her during the past week
and we are glad:to,learh she ds re-
covering.
Clover Seed and Potatoes' for Sale
White Blossom Sweet Clover Seed
and Whitehouse potatoes. Both suit-
able for -seed. RobertPeaison R.R,
No. 2, Clinton' Phone i33 on'604. 43-3'
Setting Eggs, for Sale.
Single-cdnib White ,Leghorn Eggs,
from hens of high records, $10 per
hundred, of ii less quantities. Also:
Ancona of Shepherd "strain, the aim-
ing breed. Orders filled on ` short
notice. C. H. Holland, • Seaforth,
Ont. Phone 16 on 236 Seaforth cen-
tral.—43-1-p.
House For . Sale
On Ontario street, two. -doors east
of Ontario street church, all conyen
iences, •hofise in good repair. 'Also
a piano in rrst-class 'conditions. AR.,
plyon premises, A, J. Holloway.
a For Sale
"Square piano . kitchen table, ,six
kitchen.. chairs, baby carriage,. an, ex
tension table, a email -table, and two
• bedsi for•',immediate sale . ;:Phone:
No. 176, . or 'box -101, Clinton. 39 tf
.No Trespassing
Persons found trespassing on the
premises of the -undersigned, lots
13 -14. -Base Line,-Goderich township,
will be prosecuted. R. G. Smith.
• 4'3-6-p
-Bazaar •
The ladies of the Salvation' Army
will hold"a bazaar -and sale of fan-
cy goods 'and homemade cooking in.
Mr. Stothers' office on'Saturday, Ap-
ril 8th, ,commencing at two o'clock.'
—43-2
Auction Sale of Cows.
Fresh cows and forward springers
at the barn of Mr. W. D. Connell,
Victoria street, .on Wednesday, Apr.
6th, at 2' o'clock :pari, 16 Durham.
cows, 6 Holstein cows and "6 'Durham
calves. Terms—Ali suns of $10'
and under, cash; over that amount 6
months credit on approved joint notes•
discount of." 6 .per cent. per annum
will be allowed for cash on credit'
amounts.. W. Marquis, manage,, W.
W. Wallis, proprietor G. H. Elliott,
auctioneer. —43-1
. House for Sale.
A five room cottage en Joseph
street, good -cellar, 'electric lights,
soft water cisterns. The house is
in Srrst-class repair. • Apply to W.-
Brydone. 43-2-p
OVERLANDS HAVE ARRIVED
visit --our garage on 'April 6th and
inspect the
LITTLE FOUR
best light -riding car on the' market,
BERT LANGFORD,
Comanercial Garage Clinton
The.
Kentucky Belle
Town Hall, Clinton
at 8 o'clock
ril 7
Fridla Ap
Under The Auspices
of
The Clanton Boy Scouts
Presented by the
Young People of Londesboro
Admission ,26c
Auction Sale of Livery Stock.
An auction sale of livery stock,
consisting .of horses, rigs, 'harness,
and equipment, will be held at El-
liott's Livery Stable, Clinton, on
Saturday, April 1st,commencing at
1 o'clock p.pr. sharp --i, good : livery
horses, suitable -for livery or family
driving, one heavy mare 5 years old,
6 steel tire buggies and 4 rubber tire
buggies, all in good repair, 2 3 -seat-
ed carriages; 1'2 -seated carriage, 1
wagonette,- 1 carryall,' 1 surrey, a
set of horse clippers, set of good
double -heavy harness, 10 sets single
driving harness. 3 sets double driv-
ing harness, collars and bridles,
catnplete, 6 sets good woel driving:
blankets, ,several stable blankets,
robes, ' rugs, dusters, whiflletrees,
necltyokes, buggy Poles, whips and
in
many other articles usedconnec-
tion
r t
tion with a: livery stable,' Also' 45 -
barrel tank, 'writing Tdesk and several
'oalcriiarrels, . Terms Ali sunns of
$10 and °under cash; over that amo-
unt, 8 months credit Will be given
l n faririshink-' approved joint 'notes,
or a digeount af' 4. Ater cent straight
afewed for ,cash . ott credit amounts:
J. W. Elliott, proprietor; G. II. El-
• auctioneer.414
Ml , ;los, Fulton • of',',$treetsvllle,
who has spent the winter with ,his
deuahterr at the . mimeo, returned
to'his hon last week,
Auburn
The Farmers' Club of Auburn
have invited the Blyth Club to a
social evening" to be Kehl in the 7� or -
ester's Hall, on Tuesday evening,
April 4th,
Mr, 0. E, Erratt's sale last Fri-
day, drew a very large crowd. Mr;'
3, Stalker,.our..3illage auctioneer,'
wielded `the hammer.
Making -Maple' Syrup -is •now tla.e
order of •the day.
Mr. Hill unloaded four "Titan'
tractors last week, Mr: Hoare, Mr.,
Girvin Young and Mr, ;Geo. Clark,
being the purchasers. `
Eggs for hatching
Single comb White Leghoorns of
the best laying strain, 65c for 15 or
$4 per 100. F, E. Powell, R.R. No.
3.. Phone 2 on 607. 43-tf
Dry IIard Wood for Sale -
A quantity- of good dry. wood. $4
per cord for 12 -inch wood delivered
in ,c Clinton in load lots.Apply to
W. B. Forster, RR. No. 2, Clinton.:
Phone 169, Benniiller, '2-3-p
" Pre Social Coming
The annual pie social, .under the
auspices of the Women's Institute,
Londesboro,'will, be 'held April 14th.
A good program and supper will be
given all for,40e. Come and enjoya
pleasant evening and help on the
work of this energetic society,` 42-3
Clover Seed for Sale.
Improved Albutrea sweet clover
seed, free from' weed seeds. at mar-
ket price. J. 3. Biggins, It.R, No. 5,
Clinton. 42-3.
Hatching Eggs for Sale
Plymouth Rock eggs, bred -to -lay
strain,' 50c per setting of 15. W.II.
Cole, Gravel Road. Phone 133 4248
Barn for Sale
•Barn ' 20x30 feet for . sale For.
particulars Write...Box, 290, 'Bay,
field. 42-3
Musical Cantata:
Don't forget to" keep, the evening,
of Goode Friday, •April 14th, ' open
`to come and hear .the musical can-
tata; "The Beautiful City," by Jes
Sie Brown Pounds; music by I. H.
Edmore, to be'.given in the Baptist
church, Auburn, by the '.young peo-
ple's classes. 42-t8
For' Sale
An Armstrong electric incubator in
0. K, working order, including,ther-
ammeter and two extra'elements.
Also a New Perfection coal -oil stove,
.Composite, range and lawn mower.
Cheap. `: Phone 19 on 637.• ,-42-2,
: Bazaar.
St Paul's Women's Auxiliary pur-
pose holding. a sale ofuseful and fan-
cy articles, home-made: cooking and
rummage in the schoolroom on Fri-
day in Easter week A fish pond
will -be provided and afternoon tea
served. All welcome; Proceeds in
aid of Missions. --41-4
•'Hemstitching
Hemstitching and Pivoting :at--
tachinent, fits any sewing machine.
Price, 2,50. Personal checks, 100
extra. Bridgman Sales Agency,
Box 42, St, Catharines, Ont, -41-4-p'
Seed, Oats -For Sale'
A quantity of North Land seed
oats for sale, testing 34 lbs. per
bushel, also good' rock eggs `from
bred -to -lay strain, 350 pea' setting.
J. E. Little, Maitland con. Phone
2-602. . -4148
Pasture to Rent. ,
60 acres of good- pasture land;.
well watered. -Will rent whole, or in
part. Lot 42, Maitland Con., Goad
erich township. . J. W. Williams;
It, R.; No. 2, Clinton,, Phone 11
on 602. 41-tf
Automobile Painting
1 will be prepared to paint autos
after March • 20th, also carriage.
painting, etc: A good job guaran-
teed at a reasonable price: Shop
on Albert street. "' W. J. Ward.
—41-3
'Farm For Sale
Lot 26, 'Con. 17th, -on : the Base
line, mile north : of Clinton, 221/2
acres first class land, good hou
se,
bank barn-' and young orchard just
''beginning' to bear, Also .7 -roomed
house on Albert street, Clinton. Wa-
ter, .,good
a-ter,,good garden, barn. Apply on
latter premise•s. John Halstead.
•
For Sale
1 Cockerel, 12 Pullets, Barred
Rocks, Guild's bred -to -lay strain,—
Mrs. Hiram Hill. _ 40-tf
Seed -Oats For Sale'
A quantity of 'recleaned "Newmar-
ket" seed -outs, .1920 crop. These
oats ' weighed 42 lbs. per bus. from
machine. Grown,, directly from seed
which yielded over 80 bushels per
acre. Price, $1.00 per bushel.--
Fenwiek Stewart, R. R. No. 5, Clin-`
41-18
OSTEOPATHY'.
DR. A. M. IIEIST
Osteopathia Physician
Graduate, Des Moines Still College
of Osteopathy.
Licentiate Iowa and Michigan State
Boards of Medical-Exannners•
Spinal' adjustments given to remove
the saute of disease.
Catarrhal deafness, adenoids, and
enlarged tonsils treated.
without surgical operation.
Stomach and intestinal diseases
treated without the use, of drugs or
surgery;
s
iccesso to Dr. Heileman,
St r }
0ilice Goderieh, Ont.;
At the Rstttcnhury house every Ttie -
day after 0,30 psi,
rise Chilton rilte
$ Reearrd
o + pular ty Ever rwereasicig
►
The Pure Deliciousness of
Natural' Leaf Green Tea is -r•eco ri zed•
•
as the tr'ezne11dous increase in the de-
znanad„ for it shows. usoe
Tryto-cls -'- -'--Y u
it Y o will like it
Egg Contest
For Show Day we will give, in addition to regular „„a_ketrice,
let ,and,
2nd ,prizes, to parties bring ing• to our store on Show Day, the
heaiviest dozen of fresh hens eggs, single yokes,
,Watch our window for results on Saturday,AprilA8th.
10 'Bars pure laundry soap .. 49c 1' lb Ginger 'snaps .... ...„ 15c
7 Cakes pure Castile ;-soap.. , ... 2be 1 Ib Lemon crisps . lbe
3 Packages Ammonia .. , 23e 1 lb Broken' sodas ,. , • : llc
3 Packages Pearline . 25e 1 'Pin 'salmon . 09c'
1 Tip baking ; powder . 22e 3 Boxes Dominion matches ... 35e.
2 Packages Macaroni ..... ,„ 25c 1 Tin jam:• , ..; .,,...... 65e
HIGHEST 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
New, Fresh,
Wholesome, and of
the Firmest Qualitg
Orders have been.pIitc d
for our
ur
initial stock, every article willbe
new, fresh, wholesome and of 'the
finest quality, purchased: at the cure
rent "Market - prices which wiII ' per-
mit of the lowest, prices possible' to
the public, , Slashing :reductions will
not be made on a few -lines in `order
to attract custom and to incident= -i
ally sell other lines at the fullest
_selling prices, but all articles will
be marked at a uniformly low price.
DEAL WITH US AND SAVE
MONEY. AT .ALL TIMES AND
ON'ALL LINES, •
Our store, -building is undergoing a
e•
complet"claning' ,ancl_..overhauling,
and will 'be ready for occupation
early in April, '..
Our Store will be yours for service
Use it Freely, .-
THE C. &S..GROCERS
Baby Chicks for Sale
Will have during the season about
6,000 baby. chicks,.bred-to-lay single
comb white Leghorns,' - the cockerels
being from 303 -egg 'strain. 315..00
per 100.'":- Send 'orders . early, as we
have never been iable to Till all or-.
ders. ' Inglewortk Poultry Yards,
Holmesville, ,"E J.'• "Trewariba.
Phone 22-611.
Hatching Eggs for Sale
•
From Bred -to -lay . strain. Get
yonr;,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. TYNDALL A.
R. R. No. .4, Phone 2-636
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Estate of David John Mc-
Clinchey, deceased.
---NOTICE rs`h re given by g v en that
all
persons having claims against the
estate .of Danid, John McClinchey,
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
McClinchey, the admiristratrix;, of
the said estate or hersolicitor 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, if 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 tosnch
claims as she :shall have received
due notice and in accordance there-
with,
Dated at Clinton this 15th day of
March, A.D., 1922.
W.-Bryilone, Clinton, Ont.,
Solicitor for the said Administratrix
41.8
•
Pasture Farm, for Rent.
Containing' 80 acres, lot 33, Con, 5,
Goderieh township. , For further par-
ticulars apply to Mrs. W. Weston, R.
R. No. 2, Bayfield, 'Phone 13 on
600. - 41-tf
• Heifers For Sale
3 heifers to freshen in May. S.
11: MacMath, Holmesville. Phone 34
on 601. --=38-if
Muskrat Skirls Wanted
Will ; pay 31.50 to $2.00 each.
Badly damaged at value. H. A.
Hovey.- —40-tf
Shorthorn§ For Salo
5 Young bulls, 8 to 18' months old,
sired by Martinis Prince,i son of the
champion bull, Gainfovd Supreme,
and grandson of Gainford Marquis,
Prices to suit the times, corse and
see them. J. R. Plurnsteel, R. R.
No. 5, Clinton:;; • • -39-tf
.• Sweet Clover Seed tor Sale” -
White Blossom sweet; clever .heed.
at "market price,' ,also n good
binder, Apply td H. Snyder,
R, 11, No, 2,, :-!hone 2.004; Ciinttln.
Say it- with Flowers
;FROM
Geo. Stewart
Florist Goderich,' Ont.
Cut Flowers always on hand
Floral designs and wedding bunches
a specialty
"Member of the Florists Telegraph.
Delivery' Association,
Flbwers,'deliv
-
er"e`1 to anyparteCanada or Unit-
ed
nit
edStatee -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 No. 33w • - Clinton, Ont,
"Live and Let Live
.Leather has taken a drop
niy prices are
Women's half -soles 75c and up
Men's :half -soles ,`- 3100 up
H.' STARLING
CLOVER SEED
FOR SALE
Annual ,...Sweet Clover, "Ilnbam"
seed, Government Standard, No. 1,
scarifyed and Ontario grown; 32.00
per pound for 10 lbs. or over. Ship-
ping, charges prepaid,
MURRAY GIBSON '
BRUCEFIELD. ONT.
--25-Apr. 6-p
For Sale
On Townsend st., back' of Public.-
of
Sch comfortable, School, a omfortab e, 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.
Farm For Sale
100 acres, Lot 12. Con. 6, Iiullett.
township, adapted fox cropping or
grazing.' 10 acres bush, balance in
grass ' Good well and windmill. If
riot' sold will be rented for, pasture.”
R. J. Miller, Box 25, Clinton. Phone
119 -37-tf
Licensed Auctineer
For Huron County. Pure Bred
stock' and general farm. sales of all
kinds a specialty. Satisfaction guar-
anteed. Terms: lowest possible.
T. A. Trick, Gbderich, Ont. Phone
6-601. -37
. Shorthorns. for Sale
,8 young' bulls, 8 to 15,months old,
all red, sired by O. A. C. Ring-
leader. Right good calves, prices to
suit the times, comeandsee them, or
`write—E. H. Wise, R. R. Ne. 3,
Clinton, phone 605 r 24. • =37-bf
• House For Sale
An eight -roomed house on corner
of Rattenbury. St., West, and Shipley
St. Town water and soft water, el-
ectric lights, good cellar, summer
kitchen and woodshed, Also a good
'stable. . Apply to Duncan McEwen,
Phone 2 on 621, or L. ,0.. Paisley,
Clinton
Sbirella Corsets •
Spirella Corsets- for healthfulness,
style' comfort and durability.' Ev-
ery corset made to measure. Mrs.
Elizabeth Kennedy, Ontario Street,
Clinton. —12-1921
Reuse for Stile
8 -room, solid brick house,- town
water and eleetric..lights, good gar-
den and chicken house, 'Apply on
premises. Corner of North and
Spencer Sts.—A. C. Clarkson.80-tf
Clothes. Cleaned aital Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed, -and to-;
paired.... Woolen goods dry cleaned,
Renton over hoard's bather strop,
W. J, 3a8'o. 8g tef
TREMENDOUS ADVANCE IN ',PEA
PRICES
The tea market has advanced shier
last May fully 15 or 16e a, hound in
London, Colombo artd Cali:ata,
Get on the
i ►t T"rack -
1 ig1iinow at the ,beginning
o1' 1922 buy your men's and
women's shoos from Barry the
s1ioeman
__-You get get the best of.
Service ,
You
get rid of foot
troubles
You get the Dost
for gour moneg
See:us at once
Wm. Barry
Opposite ,the Postoifice, '• Clinton
co'ai. Strike
Is not only_a possibility but:: we
are 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
USTAA'D'S': :',c
It answers, the burning question
Scranton 2i tOn C0a1
The Standard Anthracite.
Let us hear from you, we are just
at .the other end`' of your telephone
and aur Service is free.
J. B. MUSTARD
CLINTON' and :•BRUCEFIELD;1
Phone' for- Clinton. 74.-
Phone for Brucefield 11"'on'618.
NOTICE
I will be at the Massey -Harris of-
fice for thenext few days to collect
all outstanding accounts, which must'
be paid at once.. y _
—40-2
F. W. WIGG
Paxniau's Garage
s0•
We repair any 'make of
battery. '-
Leavegyosirs with us for
the winter,
J. H. Paxnian
Examiner for licensed drivers
Phone 80- Res. Phone 140
SprillgSood
SEED OATS --"Improved 'Banner".
Government Germination Teat 96%.
SEED BARLEY—"Mandscheuri,
4 Rowed"
These lots are both free from Wild
Oats and Weed Seeds.
Alfalfa Clover Timothy
Alsike Clover •Orchard. Grass
Red Clover , Blue Grase
Sweet -Clover, (Yellow and'Whitto)
Vegetable,: Flower„ and Field: Seeds
WesteriS 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
et
1W.Je
Rliiil5
& Son.
FLOUR ANA 1+ERD
Phones: Elevator 199, Reeidenes 14
Boars for'.Service' .
• Champion bred, big typo Yorkshire
and Chester White boat's for service,
Ai Immo every, forenoon —A, Cf,
LeVey, Phone G oh 580, Clinton .•.-28
1'TIUltel DA
lff t
The $cull
Croce"
Try our store for, your suppliesa
you will find oti- prico..s '
AS LOW .11;3 ANY
FULL STOCK FRESH " GROCSItil'i
1354 LBS OF SUGAR. FOR ;.31,00
Prompt delivery to all parts of 'th'e
town,
IIIGHEST PRICE FOR
Bt iTElt AND EGGS
Mrs. M. J. Brown
Scranton Coal,
We haveo hand for immediate
n
delivery: . , CANNEL COAL
HARD AND SOFT COAL,'.
Also some good Hardwood.
Leave orders at my Residence,'
Huron 'street, or Phone `,155.
TERMS CASH
E. ;WARD, ,
COAL
NUT. STOVE & EGG
ALWAYS` ON 'BAND
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
R. -J.:MILLER
Orders taken residence, '
a n atPhone Yl, d'
CONTENTMENT DWELLS;
in homes where fort Hope P$reelain
Enameled Ware is installed; We
can advise you on any
Plumbingnecessity ,
•
THOS.
1lAWhIIyS.
Agent for'TieCia Furnaces
Plumbing and Heating Phone 58
Shop over.. Car'lesa 8r' Ve pier's
Ontario Grain Seeds
Experience has taught us ' the
above seeds are the only ones'' for
our district. We have on hand Gov-
ernment Graded •
Red -Clover Als'ike
Orchard Gress Alfalfa
Timothy Blue Grasso -
White and Yellow Sweet Cover
In Baby Chick Feed. -r.-
Batchford'S -Milk Mash
Pratt's Btitterviilk Mash
Wodehouse
Royal Purple
H. O: .Cooked Chick 'Feeds
Always 'on, hand.'
Western Oats, Shorts, •Opt Flour,
Linseed Meal, Purina Chicken, Chow-
der. Flo rs Five eve Rosos, Dunts =Sli-
ver Crown. 'Special prices• on Hunt'is
for a few days..
Wanted, a quantity of-Peas,.:Buck
wheat and Red_ Clover. Submit .sam-
ples.
J. A. FORD & SQ;[ '
Phone 123.
Flour and 'Feed Merchants and
Grain Buyers
Also issuers of Planters & Trapper
licenses
Live Poultry
WANTED
l�TED .
We handle all kinda of live and.
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. _Ingnire for
prices when ready to sella Our prlsea
are unsurpassed for all high gisa Ie
poultry.
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
N. W. TREWARTHA, Manager.
Phone No. 190 Holineavlllo 601 r 11
CREAM.- WANTED!
The`demand,for our .butter is in-
creasing.
To supply this demand we :xeti'riatm
more cream. •
We request you to shipus Your
cream.
We guarantee you the' Highest
Market Prices, accurate and
prompt service
Out firm is known to yen and needs
no farther recommend:
We pay al1 'oxpr.'ess charges, furn-
ish
urn-ish e oa¢m cans and pay twice each
month,
Writs for cans er fiSt'iher in:tartna-
tion to the
THE SRAFOItTII Cl1)I1AMERY`(.t),;
0: A, iilltitzR, MANAGER, R,