The Clinton News Record, 1922-4-13, Page 5f interest to You
and %lle
To -morrow is (food 1"rllaY �lntl
;Sunday is Easter Day,
`Will ,scientists please stop anon
.keying with this gsestion.00f evolu-
tion ?" bogs the Orillia Pa(dcet in a
weary tone..
The : meanest thing the Govern-
ment does is to crank ocir income
blames ,to us and make us pay post-
te;e when we return 'en1.-NewYot'k
`I rila me,
We Meed not worry so much about
the King- Government being iii pow -
at Ottawa 'if it is going to carry
ut the Meighen Government's poll
,cies.
make our:?ad-
vertising
cl-
1', 0uldyou like. to y „
ty}
1OrtlSin '•ia as x011d-t)V]CC: as 'much
r;l y 1.
grey matter in evolving new ideas as
.you do dollars in paying for space.—
.and then get some more space.
- A wonncaused
consternation b
Y
laughing' in the speaker's, gatllery. of.
.the Paeiament buildings, Toronto,
gone day .last weelc, But could any-
of'a sense' of humor
n possessed
any-
one•
refrain from .laughiing' .at times ?
s a.
Some people talk about taxation
very .niuolr in the tone of men that
re sorry they bothered to help lick
Germany. They forget- all about
what t they would be paying if Ger-
rrsny had won. -Simco, Reformer.
+,s
An old lady in New ..York says
-she was' cured of bodily diseases by
standing on- her head. But 'would-
n't oiie'need to be in ,a pretty fair
state of health to be able to -stand-
on one's head for any length of
-time ?
Sir Robert Barden has been chosen
by the British .Government to reprc-
sent it as arbitrator ininterna-
tionalan- dispute about oil lands in Swit-
zerland.
zerland. The dispute is -.between: the
Inter'national-Petroleum,., Company,
controlled' by the J3iti'sh Gavern-
Mont;and the, Peruvian Government.
-
April Irool - Day" ' passed Without
a ,ripple oE,inter'est. Does
this mean that all the fools are dead
or that. we are. all sunk to a dead
level : of foolishness, s`o',that nobody
has : the wit to put anything over
on anybody else '—Goderich Signal.
'Tis an interesting,, question. -
utcs its sense of the great loss w1ith
the Society and- the Church have
Sustained by the death of Mrs: Geo.
Dewar and Mrs, IL Darrow, loth
for many . year's valued members or
the Society and deeply interested in
the work of the Church; .also au ex-
pression of its heartfelt sympathy
with the bereaved relatives and that
a eopy of this resolution be sent to
Dewar' and Mr. II, Darrow.
Goderich `seems to, be"Worrying it -
.self lately with visions;: of whatcit
—missed when, it allowed the big steel
,plant to escape. it and go to Sarnia.
It is "counting o'er and 'o'er" the
blessings it night have had. Tut,
tut !- A foolish ,waste 02'time.' Better
be cleaning up y oUu back yard. Be-
-;sides. the 'company hasn't. made ,any
money for the Sarmians.'yet.
The Medical Health Officer, is ;end-
ing, around circulars to the house-
-holders and ' businessaiien advising
them to "clean-up." .Its good ad-
vise but nobody should wait until he
:pets a notice from the' health depart-
ment-, This spring -weather -fairly
. shouts at you :to clear `away every.
-single thing which :shay detract from„.
the appearasice of 'your property.
Make up a11' old grass, weeds and
Poster'$ Hill
Mr. Adair of Dondon is spending a
few"days with his daughter, Mrs.
Wilsotr.
Mr.' Frank, Picot of Stanley Belied
on• Mr. Harry Balsam recently.
Mr. Wm. „ Patton is sick with
pnu nnouia .
Mr, and Mrs Wesley Vander -
burgh of tiohnesyiile spent a day re-
cently at Mr., Geo. Vanderburgh s •
We are• sorry tohear that,. Mrs,.
James Harrison-1ms 'rheumatism, but
We hope she "will soon :be able :to be
around again and also her daughter,
Ann, olio is threatened:with ippon
d
iritis.
Mr. and_Mrs, Coo, Monk of Clin-
ton have moved out to Mr. Arthur
Tichborne's farm, ,
Mr'; Janes, Stirling is busy on the
land; He hat • some spring wheat
sown'. already.
Sawing bees are the order of the
day ileo.
Tuckersmith. Township
Miss. Mabel Crich has gone to vis-
it her sisteei•. Myrtle, who is teaching
at Courtwright, Ont:
Mrs. • Chas. Boeck and little son
of Niagara a Palls paid a_ TWO-
weeksRalph, ' visit .to Mr, and Mrs. Nelson
Crich.
Marriages
PRICE—MURCH-At Goderieh, on
April 4th, by Rev. H: D. Moyer,
Isabel, daughter of- Mr.
and Mrs,
L. Murch, to St. George Martin'
'Price, son of Mr: and Mr.'s. St.
-George Price, both of -Goderich.
JACI{SON-ItOBB—At the home of
the bride's, .parents, "Sprucedale,
Brussels, by Rev, J. ,P. McLeod, on
April 5th;, Albert Edward" Jackson
7' o:[. Ilarristoir, to Jean Beatrice,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John
Robb.
KEMP EDWARDS-At -Talbot St.
Baptist church, London, on April
-8t1i, Violet Gladys; daughter of
Mrs: Walter Edwards -02 Dorches-
ter, to George Edward ICenfp, son
pf Mr. and Mrs. Albert- Kemp of
London.
Births
WELLDR—In Brussels; on April 3rd,'
to Mr. and -:Mrs. George R. Weller,
•-
ILORGAN—Iron--Goderich, on April
5th, to Mn and Mrs. John. A. Mor-
g•an, a_ daughter.
COLGLOUGH—Ili Clinton Conimun-
•^its Hospital, on April 6th,; to Mr.
and Mr's. ; Wilfrid' Colclough of
Goderich' township, a son -Donald
Geo£rey.
GAITER -At Ontario, California, on
March Slst, to Mr. and Mrs. M. G.
Gauer,' (formerly Miss, Olive Coo-
per) -a:son.=John Harold:"
Deaths ;
-rubbish, remove all. ashes and filth, '"-
burn: all waste which cannot be used ,RT:HITTINGTON—In Clinton, on
.as fertilizer, mend the _fences, trim April- llth;' Ann Coates, widow of
-the hedges, and, make everything as.
-spick and span as possible. ' .Put
new coat of;paint on if needed and
so,inliance the appearance and Value_
of your property. -Clinton has:a
reputation for beauty but that rep-
utation', depends upon, the industry
-arid good taste of its citizens.
Hayfelsi
Mxs. Cowie,' who has Spent., the
-winter at Goderich, returned to, her
31ome in the village on Monday.
Mrs. William Sturgeon left::on
'.Saturday last for London to undergo
medical ,treatment, • ,
Rev.' Lionel Naftel, son of the late
'Mr. Alfred Naftel of the 1st conces-
cion, Goderieh township, who is in
charge of "a 'church at Elora, has
just, been- appointed a. Canon by the
Bishop a f' Niagara. Rev. Canon con Naf-
cls'• ld friends congratulate him.
g
Arthur Elliott, who spent the .past
week with his brother, 'John, of pod-
'erich, returned home Monday.
Miss Dorothy Powlie of Dashwood
:and Laurence Fowlie of London- at-
tended the funeral of their grand-
mother on Tuesday of this week.
We are called upon this week `to
--record the death of one -of the oldest
and ircost respected citizens of ,the
village: in the person of. Mari0,Smith,'
widow of 'tile late Edward Elliott,
-who passed' peacefully away. on Sun-
day evening. last, • April 9th, at the
oV-- eighty-two years and six
The deceased was born
sli Jsy >xoar Quebec,', on
O`bitta ' ^`d$.Yto Glen,
eUi
When a'
till • she
„heir she
ago of
fd vyiittg
til ,(bit-
lis three
rills, Minnesota,
ltd lyttts. 'ibfolray 02 tats
lore,', of Wi tdsor, The
ia'll v l•f the common ty goes obit
tall.•. -bereaved faanily.
At its meeting last Tlimsdtiy the
i Society titr'omens Mtssivu try ,rSoc cty oi; St,
l
passed the fiolloly» ie cs
At<t w hure lr
rile; rP4olutioil: riot - tlrc W omens
i4.tiopimihr y Society tvcorc in its :ti'ort-
the -late William Whittington; aged
`90':years,,2 months and 11 ,days..
M'AHAFFY-In Clinton, on : April
6th-. Ellen Midler, wifee of Mi
JAS.,
Mahalfy, in her 71st year
CUDMORB `In Clinton on ;April
9th, William Cudmore, in his 77th
year
BROWN Iii' `Hhi11ett, , on April ' 4th,
`Sarah Henderson; relict - of ,the -
late Neil Brower, in her 87th year.
Stanley Township
Mr, Wm. Talbot has moved on his.
farm, recepitly owned .by Mr;'Geo.
Dewar,
Mr, Jas; McGee will be quite
sporty with his new CbtYToltt
speelal.
Nlr.
Boy Scotehmer spent Sunday
with friends in Senforth.
Miss -Esther Talbot has accepted a
position at Aylmer,
lluliett,Township-
The following' is _the robot of u,
S.S.No. 2,: for the tnontlr of Mer'ch:-
Nantes are in order of -merit
4th ulass lrillie, Clew, Biil Glew,
Annie. Hunter,
3rd class—dtuth 'Shobbriook,. Prank
Dale, Charity Snell;
2nd class—Archie Dale, Frank
Smith.
Primer -- Maribn Bayley, Hazel,
VanEgmonii,, Ilarvld Tyndall, ;Mur-
ray Dale.
--j. Lindsay, Teacher.
TEA 'PRICES .RISING
Rumor hag it that the labor un-
rest and general` dissatisfaction in
India, .-the• largest Lea producing
country in the world; haye made pro-
duction so expensive ens've and hazardous
that' as general rise' in prices may
be expected in the near future. The•
estimated _ consumption this year will
be.much larger than the crop avail-
able. ,
.,.Fitzsimons & Son's Easter Meats:
Extra heifer. from- J. McEwan; '2
choice heifers from Ed. Glen; choice
heifer front F. Burge; 2 extra baby
beeves from D. Beattie; 2 extra baby
beeves from Win. Steep;six weeks
old calf from Q. Williams; 4 hogs
from J. Harrison; 2 spring lambs
from John Brown. ` All kinds of
other meats kept in season,
Clover Seed .for Sale.
I leave, a_, quantity of good, yellow
blossom sweet clover seed for sale:'
J. R. Middleton,- R. It. No.. 3,
ton. 45;3
Sweet Clover Seed for Sale
White blossom; sweet clover- seed,
fairly clean. 24.00 per, bushel. Rue-
ben Grigg, R.- R. No. 3, Clinton.
Phone 12 on 605.
-Wants Cattle to Pastore
wanted" ,pasture for sea-
-Cattle wan
son.. Yearlings +and two year-olds.
John Riley., Clinton. Phone '7 on 632.
The Clinton Net>ws-Bee
lova
• •Hair Expert., Coming, ----
Miss Glenn of Glenn Charles, To-
ronto? Canada's hair :fashion store
.will be in Clinton.• V ednesday, April
199th, Rattenbury hotel, ' 'with a full
line of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Hair
Goods. If you are not satisfied with
the appearance of your„ hair, ,consult:
Miss Glenn, who is an, authority -on
hair, a••oods and individual flair styles,
Free demonstration. • 4511
-Clover, Seed for, Sale.
Garanteed :'genuine' IIubam clover
seed se -cleaned,' 60 cents per pound.
Ten pounds-' or over prepaid:_- Fen,
wick Stewart, 11.12. No, 5, Clinton.
45,3.
S
Order your tuns to -night and have
them 'delivered Co breakfast
,fu ;Friday Morning. •
EASTER EGGS FOR TIIE
KIDDIES
Olaf CENT CACII
ASSORTED CANDIE'S
Boldf-A' BUNS, .CAKES,
PASTRY, ETC..
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PHONE NO, 1 CLINTON'
For ,Sale .-
44 houses, nearly new, in good
sliapo,- dread for quick. sale.
•'Still in the pump business, John.
Stephenson: -; —44-tf
Auction Sale of Household Stuff
A sale of .household effects will
be held at the residence of Mr. A.
J. Holloway, Ontario street, on Sat-
cirday, Apr. 15th, at 1.,30, consisting;
of furniture, rugs, dishes,, steplad-
ders, carpenter's tools, anal many.
other articles'. A. J, Holloway, pro-
prietor. G. I3. Elliott, auctioneer.
-41 2
For Sale -
At Lot 23, Con, 0, Hallett: Mare
rising 4' years, mare rising 3 years,
driver 7 years, suitable' for third
horse; 7 -ft McCormick hinder; 6-21
McCormick mower; 12 -hoe ltD-ID
drill with, grass 'seeder; 13 -tooth 111.-
H. sultivator; 3 -section diamond har-
rows: Verity walking plow; -set of
sleighs; ilanmng mill; limited quant-
ity .of seed oats. Terms, cash or,
note.—John • 3. Flynn, 44-12
Clover Seed and Potatoes for Sale .:
White Blossom Sweet • Clover Seed -
and Whitehouse potatoes,. Both suit:-
able
uit-able for seed. Robert Pearson,' R.R.
6
e 3$ on 604. 45-3
lintbn. Phone No. 2, C,
Notice• to Creditors
In the estate of Eliza Mountcastle,
deceased. • -,�
Notice is hereby given that all per ••
sons ' having - claims against the es-
tate of Eliza Mountcastle,-lete of the
town of Clinton in the County - of
Huron, spinster, deceased, who died
on or about the 14th day of Febru-
ary,
'ebruary, 1922,' -are 'required to deliver .to,
W. Brydone the'''administrator of
the said estate on orbefore' the 22nd'
day of April, 1922, a lull statement
of their claims -together with partic
al'ara thereof, and the nature of the
securtitiet;if any, •held by ;thein, all
duly verified by afitladit.
And take notice that after the
said last mentioned date the said ad-
ministrator will . proceed to distil
_bu e the
estate of the Said deceased
E
.ta t 1
amongst the persons entitled there
to, having regard anly to such claims
as be shall have received due notice
and in accordance therewith.,
Dated at Clinton, this 4111 day of
April, A.D., 1922.
W
Bi•ydo"ne, Administrator..
• --44-3
Bazaar
�St Paul's Women's Auxiliary par
pose holding a sale of useful' and fan-
cy articles, home-made cooking and.
rummage; in theschoolroom onli'ri
day in Easter week, A. fish pond
will be provided and afternoon tea
served.' ' All welcome. Proceeds in
aid of Missions. —41-4
- Pasture to Rent .
69 acresG' 1
of ' good pasture, land;
well watered. Will rent wltolo or in
part. Let 42; Maitland Con., God-
erich township.;,' p. W. Williams,
R, 'R. No. 2, Clinton. Phone 11
oft 602, --41-1f
•s Delicious
Always
IR,efrestiln
Sold in 'sealed aluminum paclteto oniv
y A..,,.yNy�te-velyiaai.�Itulh...1yC.
2$7'
Tit [P1BF' CT 3 Et4YWP,0•W 06' `
,}Tf..A65rw.F+M
_ INTRODUCING.
Your chola, of three styles of genuine fancy
aluminum(' jelly molds and cake dish combined with
five1iackages of FttJeil, the perfect jelly powder
made from pure fruits, with most delicious flavor.
Regular total value is:.. 1,25. Our special „price
is 75c for 5 packages, any flavor,, and one jelly
Usual -special priceon all lines. Watch for Jungle
land 13001. to be given away with every two pack-
ages of Corn;l+lal;es on anamils.
Ge the
obit f Dealin • at
of the town t II o g
Goods 'delivered to all Parts e„ o ,
JOkiffllSC N & CO'S C OCE1 Y 1'hoEie tit
• NNE' STORE FOR EVERYBODY
Farm Per Sale
Lot 26, Con. 17th, on the Brise
line, anile north of Clinton.,u221/a;
soros first class land, good House,
bank barn and young orchard just
beginning to bear. •, Also 7-roonred'
bailee on, Albert stt oei;, Clinton. 'Wa-
tea, good garden, barn. Apply on
+a
•ais c
d
laLtor, preiuises.: +;J..John.fi Halstead.
Seed Oats For Sale
A quantity of recleaned-"Newma.r-
keL"
oats, '1920 crop. These
seed o
coats' -weighed 42 lbs. per bus. from
m•ichirre:. Gown`directly :from seed
which yielded over 50 bushels per
ori Price, ',1.00 pot, bushel.—�
locaiwic]c_ Stewart, R, 13,• No Glin-
O,
'toll, ----41-11
e
. r
Come in and get acquainted
You ' are assured courteous
treatment.
We e offerr you the best brands
at the • best:.' prices. 1.0 otillce9
to the ..pound, and satisfaction'
guaranteed.. or your money ;re
funded. `
A -`child may drop here
with entire satisfaction
THE �
C. .& � . S GROCERS
S
TIIl
Phone 125,
Baby Chicks .for Sale .
Will have during the-season_about
0,000,'baby 'chicks; bred -to -lay single
comb white Leghorns,- tyre codkerels
being from 303 -egg strain. 511,.00
'per 100: Send orders early as: we
have never been able to fill all or••
dens . Ingleworth. , Poultry Yards,
Holniesville, E. J. - Trewartlia.
Phone 22-61,.
Hatchiing Eggs for .Stale
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 eents
per setting 92 15, 55,00 per. 100.
'FRANK J. TYNDALL
R., R. No.'4,: Phone 2-636
House, for Sale,
S -room, solid brick house, town
waterr and electric •lights, good 'gar
den and chicken horse. Apply on
premises. Corner of North and
Spencer Sts. -A. C. ,Clarkson.-80-tf
•
"Live' and Let Live”
Leather has taken a drop
my prices are
Women's Hp
Half -soles 75c and u+
• Men's half -soles ' 5100 up
II. STARLING'
Heifers For Sale
3 heifers .to freshen iii May. S, Spinal adjustments given to remove
R. MaeMath, Hohnesville. Phone 84 ' the cause of disease.
on 601. =38-tf Catarrhal ,deafness, ''adenoids, and
enlarged tonsils treated.
Duck Eggs for Hatching without surgical operation.
Good laying strain.: 75c per: -set- - :Stomach, and intestinal : diseases
, ting of 1.2. Mrs. A. D. °Beaton, Olin treated without the use of drugs 01'
Say it with Flowers
FROM
Geo. to -wart
Florist Goderich, Ont.
Cut Flowers always on hand'
Floral designs and -wedding' bunch
a specialty
Member 'of the Florists, Telegraph,
Delivery Association, Flowers '•doli.v
ered to any par`tof Canada or'.Unit
ed. States - —38-12
Get oil.
s ..:i
Bightnow-at the beginning
of -19.22 buy your then's.`and-
women's shoes from Barry the
shceman'
You get the best of
Service
You go rid of foot-
troubles
Yon get the most
for your. money
Seetlus at once
fl7t1. Barry
Opposite the Postoffice, Clinton
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. elm:
FRANK W. ANDREWS
Phone No. 33w Clinton, Ont.
OSTEOPATHY.
DR, A. M. HEIST
Osteopathic Physician
Graduate, Des Moines' Still College
- of. Osteopathy.
Licentiate Iowa and, .Michigan State
Boards of •Medical Examiners.
-'For Sale .
Square niano, kitchen -table, Six
kitchen; chairs; baby carriage, an ex-
tension table, a small table, and two.
beds; • 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.:
,Ig_6-p
Eggs for Hatching
Single comb White Leghoor'ns, o.0
the ,best laying strain, 65c for 15 or'
54 pot' 100. Jz, E. Powell, RM. Ne.
3, Phone 2 on '607.-43-tf
Hatching Eggs for Salo
Plymouth Rock eggs, bred -to -lay
strain, 50e per setting of 1.5, W.IL
Cole, Gravel Road ,Phone 133 42-tf
Ilinsieal' Cantata.
Don't forget to keep. the everting
of Good Friday, April 14th, opel't
to come and hear the musical can-
tata, "The Beautiful City," Iry ,Jes-
sle Brown founds; rimsie by 3., 15.
Fitn'iore, to be given in the Baptist
church, Auburn, by the Young -1)6°-
0(3's classes. I'rii,crtttitimc.tt{ r,i, 8
e
o glee],. Adtnissaou 7.51. and 15, C-
4. 4
surgery.
Successor to Dr. Heileman.
Office,' Goderich, Ont.
At`the Rattenbury House every Tues-
day after 6.30 p.m.
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Formerly M, T. Carless
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I)ealerss in General Hardware .Paints, Qua,
Glass, Roofing Stoves, etc,,
r The Plumbing. Heating and `'insmitl ing business
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Farm Fpr Salo •
100 `acres, Lot 12; Con. 6; Hullett
township,. adopted ,for cropping or
grating.'; 10 acres •bush, balance in
grass. Good well :and windchill. If
not sold will-be:'rented for pasture.
R. T. Miller, Box 25, Clinton. Phone
119 —37-tf
A Coal Striae
Liceiused Auctineer
For Huron , County. Pore. Bred
fstoelt and general farm sales of all
kinds a Speeialty. Satisfaction guar-
anteed. `Perms: lowest possible.—
T. A. Trick, Goderich, Ont, Phone
6-601._„ --•37-52 -
Douse. For Sale
"An eight -roomed house on corner
of. Rattenbury Ste, West, and Shipley
St, Towh water_ and soft water; el-
ectric lights; good cellar, summer
kitchen and woodslrcd, Also .a good
stable. Apply to Duncan MVlc7dsven,
Phone 2 on 6214 or L. O. Paisley;
Clinton, —35-tf
Spirella Corsets
Spirella Corsets for healthfulness,
style, comfort arid durabiliity, Ev-
:tre. ,Mrs.
mode to
mend
Ev-
ery corset is
y
iOlizalt,th I{onnody, street
nntario t ,
Clutton.. —:12.1921
Is not only a possibility but we
are- sorry to say, an ultimate prob-
ability.
You cam Help to avoid -it by carry-
ing full coal bins. So now is the
t'me to fill up with
USTARD!S COAL
It answers- the burning. question ,
Do L.
-�1
Seraton Coal
The Standard, Anthracite:
Let us Bear from you, we are just
at the . other end of your telephone
and our 'Service' is free.
J. 9L2o. M ei A;-
lLt'
CLINTON and BRUCEFIELD;;`
Phone for Clinton 74.
Phone for Brucefield 11 on 618.
NOTICE
I will be at the Massey -Harris of-
lice for the next few days' to collect
all outstanding accounts; which roust
be paid at once.'
—40-2.
W. WIGG.
_lx1113ll.lfa
w•
We repair'any make of -.
battery.
Leave yours.: with us for .-
the winter, ,
♦14 '
- J. '-H, Papuan'
Examiher for licensed drivers
Phone 80 Res. Phone 140
p
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SEED OATS—"Improved 'Banner".
Government. Germination Test 96%.
SEED BARLEXt--"Mandschouri,
1 Robed" -
These lots r are both free from Wild
Oats and Weed Seeds.
Alfalfa' Clover ' Timothy
Alsiko Clover Orchard Grass
Red Clover Blue Grass
Sweet Clover, (Yellow and Whitte)
Vegetable, Flower and Field Seeds
Western Oats, for,leed. -
Good Quality Corn, Cool and sweet,
Feed or Seed.
Baby Chicle Feed
Bran hrlcl Shorts
PURITY,. FIVE ROSES GOLDEN
CITY and PASTRY FLOUR
-SWIFT'S "Red Steer" Fertilizer
W. Jenkins - Son.
The; Sourlhr nd
Grocerg .
Try our store ,for your supplies,
you will find our. prices
AS LOW AS ANY
FULL STOCK FRESH .GROCERIES
Prompt delivery to all parts of the
town.
HIGHEST -PRICE GE FOR
BUTTER AND EGGS
Mrs. Mlown
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Coal
Scranton .
We have on Band 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 -r'
I7. WARD
FLOUR AND FEED
Phones: Elevator 199, Residence 141.
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed 505•.10 -
paired. Woolen goods dry 'clealied,`
Rooms over Ileard's - barber shop.
W. 3, Jago. —83-52
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Boars 4or Service`
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bied
, big't
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Yo
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and Chest,-Whrte 10hi9 for service,
At home every forenoon .—A,C.
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OOAL1
NUT. STOVE ' & EGG
- ALWAYS ON HAND
FOR IMMEDIATE . -DELIVERY
H. J. IVIIILLER
Orders taken at residence, Phone 119
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 Alsilce -
Orchard Grass Alfalfa
Timothy Blue Grass
White and Yellow Sweet Clover -
In Baby- Chick Feed,
Biachford's Milk Mash
Pratt's Butterinilk Mash
Wodehouse
1
Royal Purple `
H. 0. CookelDChick Feeds
Always on hand.
Western Oats, Shorts, Oat Flour,
Linseed Meal, :Purina Chicken Chow-
der.. Flours: Five Roses, Hunts, Sil-
ver Crown. Specialprices on Hunt's
for a few days. -
Wanted, a quantity of Peas, Buck-'
wheat and Red Clover. Submit sant: -
ales,
J. A. FORD y.. SON''.;.•
Phone 123. 1
Flour and Feed Merchants and
Grain Buyers
Also issuers of Hunter's & Trappers
licenses
FAT WANTED NS
�Y�INlit
HIGHEST MARKET' PRICES •
PAID FOR• FAT HENS
It will pay you to sell' your
broody hens while . the prices are
high.
Our Prices are ixn
sur assed for
.High Grade Poultry
CALL -.US .BEFORE YOU SELL.-`
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N. W. TREWARTIRA, Manager„'
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Phone No, 100 Holmesville 601 r i11,
GRIAA'I. WANTED!
The demand for our butter is in.,
creasing.
To supply this demand we requil's
more cream.
We request: you to ship us your
cream,.. '•.
We guarantee you the Highest
Market Prices, ,acourate tests and
prompt , service,
Our firm is acnown to you Amir needs
no further recommend.
V
. o a y %all:ex preps charges, Anne,,
� P expreps
ish • cream. cant and .pay twice each
month. • -
r Thither ' ' u ifortna-
Write, for catso
(ion :to the
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C. A. BA1:tI3TIIt, MANAGER.,;..d