The Clinton News Record, 1922-5-25, Page 51
0f !Interest to You
and � Me
sye got ' t, The rain, And "it was
.more'than welcome.
>H 'd
� b
ulTaving i educed ,the navy to a1
Point whore it 10 'a joke!, remarks
the Qi11ia Packet, ,"at wouldbe real
economy to'db away with it altoseth..
S;f the peepie of this - generation
issue debentures' fors taxpayers to
pay thirty or forty, years hence, why
Should not they plant trees to Ire
"reaped" about the sante tarso?-
ordldia Parket
Toronto has sometimes .:been ac:
•c is t acting s e 1 u£ , et 1 g as if it thou�•ht itself
Ontario. But Montreal; 'evidently
Noes one better and imagines itself
cl
Canada.
i
a A. an up in the 'police
court o1Montreal the other day an
being asked if lie_ was a Canadian
csaid "No, I was born in Toronto."
Many of our citizens have been
plucking dandelions during, ,the past
'week, presumably for the making of
wine. - Ono sometimes wended if
people have forgotten -thethirst-
quenching qualities, of water. There
no drink to equal it under the sun,
though a nice cup of black tea, gen=
-erously •creatned,rmakes f; good sec -
Premier Tascherau of-Quebec,while
in Toronto recently, said the uebec
Legislature 'had. had to• -repeal the
Aet Tassed some years ago `granting
,one hundred' 'acres. of . hind to
each 'fattier of twelve Children "or•
the whole ,public domain would have
passed into the,hands of those fathe
How Would it 'do for the On-
tario Government to - enact such a
'law?: "Twould be as.' hood legisla-
'Lion` as many other :acre on the sta-
tute hooks.
Some of Our exchanges are ''run,
-iing departments under the heading
"If, rI- were Mayor," add inviting
-readers to sav:what .they „would'do-
'if they -occur ied the thtilee Of -Chief,
Magistrate. But it is all a waste.
,..of time. . What people think'. they
would do and what they would really
•de
under eertaln, circumstance's are
two ividely: different things. 'Mem-
ber the wonderful things W. 1, Mac-
Kenzie King ' and Jannis 'Mudock,
were going" to do whoa they were
elected.
Tlon Mr Biggs is quoted as haying
:announced his intention to . increase
-auto license fees. We - suppose the
Government' trent find lie money
somewhere but if the cost of, ope•at_
rug• motor vehicles is tb be increased
it will have a, tendency to malce,nio-
-toting a 'licit Mans pastime; and the;
-common • people in . that case" Will
hardly 'approve of the enormous ,ex-
penditures- •on road • making .that
have marked the recent administra-
tion. Taking it all round, for a
Government that went ' into power
pledged to economy and retrenchment
they are spending quite, 'a ,lot ---yes,
...quite 'a lot.-Teidgetown Dominion, •
News of Happenings
irx the 'County and
District
The: village Council of Lucknow
Have -decided'' not tonoil the streets
but is relying an sprinkling to -keep
slorn the dust in the hot dry wea-
ther a watering tank would- need to
ben
o alutca'�,
� con
Stant
duty to keep
ee
P
the dint
from i becoming. a
i
g nuisance.
ce.
The cost of theit
o is what decided.
T ucl now against that method, •
Mr. Robert Watt, of Dullett-town-
:ship, who
own--ahip,:lwho recently disposed of his
.farm, is inoving into -Blyth.
Mr James 'Smith was recently, el-
‘ectecl by acclamation a :member of
the Blyth village Council, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resno'val of
Mr. Henry Homey from town.
Dr, Geiger of Waterloo, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Owen Geiger, Ilensali, was
naicried recently to Miss Grace Mart -
.in of. London.
Mrs. R. II. Saint of Wingliam re
eelved`a bad fall • on Sunday evening
when trying to step, from an 'auto
"while it was still in 'motion. She
was violently thrown to the ground
and was severely injured besides sus.
tart'
111<n
ar ket
b o i leg
Hugh Myler of Goderich was run
t a„
into :by an auto while crossing the
road opposite the Ocean' House. He
was badly injured but it is expected
7..r
he
will be about t
againain in
a few
weeks. Hcis,being
treated in the
;Goderich hospital.
n,^
i `' • The new Methodist'Chitrch at Cen-
-.traria, ieplacing'one:that was burn-
•ecllast August was opened on Sunday-
week,
undayweek, large crowds being present for,
the e c er•
eino ie `
n s. It s i'
fit .
a s o xed •
brick edifice with stained glass wiil-
dows. Threeef the windows aro
memorial, one donated•bY theLadies'
Ai
d Of the church in ineinory, of the.
:soldiers of the community killed in
-the war, one donated by; the family,,
.at the Rev, W. IL 'Butt, who spent
two pastoral tering in 'this church,
,and one by Mr, ;Woods, of London' in
honor of his mother, Mrs, Harriet
Wilson' Woods.' The pastor of the
- zChurch is the Rev, A. Sinclair; a for-
,nier pastor of I-Iolmesville 'Methodist
,church, and the choir leader is Mr.
,Andrew Hicks, M. P. P. :for South,
Huron. The Rev, J. W. Hibbert'
;preached the dedicatory: sormon
s
At Gerrie a herder has been an,
•pointed -to look -after the village 0Ows
dtu•ing the slimmer. Il:e..will be'on
i fluty all, day and every day but Sun-
•dav5 and a few stipulated holidays.
'The owners' must leek after them on
these days.
c et,
S tvera
1 cattle in the smith of , th
i t
county y d ed last weep: from heat, at
least to it was: reported,
A cohiinittee from the Main Street
Methodist (Therein Exeter was ail-
Milted
ll-
t
pllt e i to consider the matter of
prtlon'With a oomniittoe ;font Cavan
:Presbyterian Churph.
The Malawi Picsbyts y, Meeting
u i Duu gas i Ra nton recently, after itetu
ins? dole ,•ntc i from both congregm
tions, ordered the eongregntione of
lCno>~ add .Hutoss Picsbytc ii sous-
cher . Ri ilo to tiisite The sat
, Ripley-, S 10 ii to
of union has been mooted cos some'
time but both congregations seemed
to hong out 11 bit arid now Ei,eebytery
takes a band. 'lie''uliion.10 td take
place-.tho; first Sunday in June,
Goderich town council has sicked"
Bog•ineor:Patterson to pxepere plane.
for a 28 foot permanent ,roadway on
Victoria , Str'eet iii` that ,town.
Mr,' Win, McClure of Dusg'annon,
had his wrist broken recently by be-
ing crusliecl •against the wall by frig
motor car which he was starting and.
which happened 'to' be in 'gear,
retie Rev. Geo, Telford of -Blyth
'has-been appointed interim moderator,,
ok the Auburn Presbyterian Church
during the vacancy caused by the res.
-1 nhtiou of the Rev. R. J. Ross, who
goes to Bound Lakee Sask,
At a meeting of the Women's Miss-
ionar`y Society of., a certainr church in
Ashfield Township recently, it was
decided that each member slioulcl
give one days' eggs, those of Nlay• 24,
to help retake tip some shortage in
funds. It is to be hoped the hens
aid particularly well y sterday, -
The case of Bliss Eliza Conn, of
Wingham vs, the Canada Trust Com-
pany, administrators for the estate
her brother-in-law, for 81995 for
her -services as. nurse for. four, years
was heard before Judge Dickson at
Goderich :last weer.; and she" was
awarded 'the'. surer, With, costs on the
supreme court, scale. R.-Vanstone
appeared for the . plahntiff'ancl
Holmes for the. defendant.
A vessel will dill at Gederich ab-
out -once a fortnight during the sum-
mer with a cargo of sugar. • The
Dominion Sugar Co. will, ship .th'e
simply Tor: Huron county to Geder
ich by water. ' Arrangements have
been"made for the' use of a portion
of the town freight shed for the
storing of the sugar• for the season,°
the council agreeing en 815' a month
rental for the portion of the shed to.
'be used
The young peoplo_gf the Wingham
Methodist church : are' having the
church grounds put in shape for sum-
mer games.
Miss Letitia McNair, who has been
in the sunset province 'for Several
Years for over 5 being the supervisor
ofithe Victoria order: of -nurses at Vie
toria, B. C., but who is now taking a
public health -course 'at the Toronto
University, visited' 'old:friends- at'
Brussels and in the vicinity last week.,
She.is a;native Carnbrook.-Miss Mc-
Nair obtained a scholarship entitling,
Hereto the present course in -Toronto:
GREATER TEA ,CONSUMPTION
IN ,GREA'T: BRITAIM
-:The-reduction of the English duty
on tea by -,;tour pence a pound will.
undoubtedly"" result in , greater eon
sliinption on the pert 'efythe public of
Gr`e'at Britian, which is now by far
the largest tea -consuming coisnnry-in
the .world. Thi's increased' dernand'
will'tend to raise the present abnorm-
ally high market, and lin 'Increase 'in
.
cost 'of teas throughout the ; world
may be •expected, ,
:ANNUAL AGRICULTURAL''
RETURNS OF CANADA, 1922
Farmers.' are reminded that :•next
month -(June) the Dominion and Pro-
vincial Governments will 'snake their
annual collection of the areas sown to
field' crops and of the.iruinbers of an-
imals, a s alive on the f rn .
For
this
purpose, following plans which have
been in annual operation since 1918,
a -simple cardboard schedule, with in-_
structions signed jointly by the Do--
minion Statistician and Deputy Min
-ister or other•oflicer of the Provincial'
Department' of Agriculture, will be
issued to as many farmers'' as . can
possibly be reached through •the .ag'en-
cy; of the teachers and children of ,the
rural- schools. - The returns received
when Compiled will forth the basis
for estimation by provinces of the
areas sown for 1921 to the'principal
field crops and; the numbers of Sarin
'animals alive onthe farm atthedate-
of enuuicrlition on or about the;:.l5th
of June.
Returns thus requested by the
Doi
minion and Provincial Governments'
are intended solely for the purpose,
ofn
est natiitg•: agricultural and: live
stock production, first in the .interest
of the -general body of the ,Canadian
fai•niers e
S olio
c 11 for
the y mformation,
and guidance of other interests allied
to and dependent upon iigriculture
interests (represented by statesmen,''
-ecotiomists, bankers grain dealers,
transportation dealers and others),
and thirdly for reporting to tine Inter-
national• Institute of Agriculture at
Rome"(to'tvhich Canada is an adher-
ing country) in
return for r reports ori.
the production' of other countries and
of world totals which influence pricesi
and consequently affect the interests'
of Canada, tow the third largest
Wheat -growing and 'the second lar-
gest whoat exporting country en the
Farmers who clo notreceive the,
cardboard schedules ;fnr returaiing
their acreages Sown and their nasi
berg of fat0n live stock by the middle.
of June should snake immediate ap-
plication for same to.eitheii the school
teacher of their local school district,
or the Department of Agriculture et'
tltoir,i}rovince (ill Quebec the Bureau
of Statistics at Qiiebec), or the -Do-
minion Statistician at Ottawa, Posi-
tive assurance is given by the Domin-
ion and Provincial Governments that
the returns asked for are not used in
any way 'for purposes et. taxation.
Only totals are nsect for the purpose
of estimation, and all individual re-
turns faro Rept inviolably secret, To
cases where -frairiere may prefer to'
do so, the retu ars may be mailed free
under seal dirket to the Dominion Ste,'
tislicien at Ottawa, no ,postage,
stamps being necessa1y,
Dominion Buren 'of• i
Statistics,;: •
- Ottawa May"1922
`h Ctinloo News-Rt'4Urdl
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72(T`.Cl EDUl7m-GA tTvt`f---In Wing
bans; qn Mayj-ltli, by the Rev, C. 10,
Cragg, Margaret Garton daughter
of -Geo G i8 n, Wh!teehursh, t,o
Stanley ttutleclee of Brueeels,
CRODLN STEPIIENSON --.t
,Rieduit,streett Methodist parsonage,
London, on May 17th, ,by the Rett
3, ,d, Agnew Vera E., Youngest
daughter 68 Mr. rand Mrs. A B. Ste-'
Pbelison of` Clinton, , to Edward
George Cxeden ;of London,
Berths
zI> A'RN- Tn Goclerich May
- M
ay
14th, to Mr. sand Mrs. Tiotace Ileacs,
a daughter. •
NOLAN, In Mclfilloli, on May 13th,
to Mr, and Mrs. daises ,Nolan, a
diaughter;
HOLMPS1-fn Edmonton, on May
16th 1922, to Mr, and :Mrs. Walter
G, 'Hohnes,(nee Irene Pearson), a
daughter. • • '
, STITPIIENSQN-, At Varna, May
19th to Mn. and'Mrs. William I1, Ste-
9benson, a daughter, Gulene Mar-
jorie. •
Deaths
SNYDER-In 'Clinton„ on May 19th,
John -Snyder, .aged 81 years and 11
months.
EAGL10$ON--. At Hayfield. on
May 23rd, Matilda Boyd' wife of
Mr,' Wm. Eagleson, aged 87 years.
IIICK--Ii Goderich[ on May 17th,,
S. E, Ilielc; aged 64 years:
BAI{ER-At C17e parsonage, Thani-
esford," on May 12th, Rev. C. W.
Baker, B. D., D. D., in his '51st,
year.
'WHERE HAPPINESS DWELLS,
AND -.BEAUTY EXCELS
A suniiner day' is long in Aleon
quin Park, inviting tos,out-door pas -
tines .of. all descriptions. The nights
are cool and restful with',clear lakes
reflecting the great stars'' that hang
low in the Northern -skies, and there
is silence, except for an occasional
fluted call, the ° dip of the feeding.
trout :or• bass and the subdued song
df water and "stirring leaves. .If you'
would experience' such summer' days
'as these, visit Algonquin, Park, drink
M with your lungs the air of .its
leigilts, with your -eyes lbehold its.
manifold' Beauties and you will be..
conic -a lover of this big unspoiled
forest of the Ontario Highlands,'
Reached by Grent'Trunk Railway. IL
lustrated liboklet'telling you all about
it sent free, on application to any
Grand Trunlc Ticket agent or C E.
Horning, D . P. A. , Toronto,: Ont. -
2r 14
nt,
ern/miler
Name
ITS 'STRENGTH,
FRAGRANCE ARE.
The Seabed', Packet is
11081.
7NE' QUAL D
your sat'eguarcl'
Ar/�. `'
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•FOR'SPi5ING:,--We have all the helps to make housecle
We have ,saved you money, and are still doing it.
Our,prices aro -as row as any ;and sometimes', lower -Try 00,
10 bars Laundry 'Soap , 49c 2pic
...gs A'ffieioni ,,.25c
-7 Cakes Castile Soap 25e ' 1 plcg Toy Gusto
-3 ;pkgs Anthrone , 29c
a ,, .: 23c 3 Pkgs Goin Flukes:. .,.2gc
3 pkgs Pearline , 23c 1ail Jom
2 lbs Prunes p 4 lbs ., ,. 63e
-.. ., , ..'. •35a 1r lb Broken Sodas.. _ .... 10n
2 can Pumpkin
35c 1 bottle Pickles
Hutter and:
Highest Prices for B38c
Eggs.
Gods deelveres to all Parts of the town 'Get the Habit. of Dealing at
JOHNSC,Pol'ACO moi'
GROCERY- Phone 1101,
, THE .STORE FOR EVERYBODY
,_` .... .
Others Advertise Bar��gaas o :
E°.,erg. Week
.
ijing easy.;
We Give Them ._Eves°Day
The, C
" S, GROCERS'
Phone 125 •
The News' -Record job - department ,
turns out neatwelt-printeda
o work. Hatching Eggs far Sale
IS ,you' have not tried it, do so.; It
Froin Bred -to -Lay Single Comb
will please yoii.
Hjdro''i1/deeliings
Meetings for the discussion•of hy=
dro-on tile farms will be held at the
following places and on the :follow-
ing dates.
; Carlow, May 30th, township hall.
Nothing. goes -up faster in ,value. Auburn, May 31'st;. Forester's hall
than a Cow -killed -by a loconsotive. '•.
MOTOR ' W1TH US TO .GODERICI8
AND ATTEND..THE
Dinner Dance
—AT --
Hotel Bedford
Next Saturday'Evening
.
MAY 27th '
Dancing from 6.30 to ,12,00...
Music by Miss Gene Connell and
London Orchestra.
,Sunday Dinner -Music 1 to 2,45.
Sunday -Supper-711110c 5.30 to 6.45,
Write or phone for reservations to
hotel Bedford, Goderich,
RATES • -
.
Saturday
Evening, Y g, 6c30 to 12,00
83.00 per couple.
With to 8.30 $1,00 per couple
clitiona'1 charges for lunch
a .la carte.
We have moved oiar stock, of 'Mas
• sey-Harris.Machinery and •repair
parts to the Palace, Bleck,Batten-„
buoy street„ where a full stock of
general -repairs will`:be kept.
See us about your binder t vine_ 1 c
t ail•
sta
ole equipment. not.
is
t
q Il n 'c
Levi
Stong
Agent for 'Massey -Harris
51-3
read
IS YOURBEST
FOOD
EAT MORE OF IT
We have good wholesome
WHITE A BROWN AND BI OWN BREAD
•
OAKES, ;
BUNS,
PASTRY,
CANDIES
N I7lS
v'w
NEIT,S(N S ICE HAM
AIN:.
;J: -
CO.
�BROWN �
PRONE NO, 1 CL1NTO v
•
Orange hall, 4th son.-Goderieh Town-
ship, June
own-ship,-June 1st. s.
Clinton, Agricultural office, June 2nd
All meetings at,,8 o'clock, pan.
Engineers Castor and Purcell will
1.rQ present and.:a ,series of 1pictures
wil! "'be shnota demonstrating' the
advantages of Hydro on the farms,
-50-2
MEETING OF TIIE HURON,
COUNTY COUNCIL. '
The. Council of the. Corporation -of
the County of Huron will meet in
-the' Council Chamber, Goderich, at 3
p.m,, .Tuesday, June 6th, 1922.
All accounts should; be, in the
hands of the Clerk on or before the
Monday preceding the ;meeting of
the Council. •
GEO. W. HOLMA -
N
CountyClerk.
-Goderich, May 18, 1922. 51.2
For Sale '
`Model 490 Cherolet Touring car 111
a-1 condition, at a sacrifice as owner
i$ leaving town. ' Box 173, Clinton,
51-tf
For- Sale."
A 6 -roomed house with
and stable, James Street.'
of Mrs: Argent, Clinton.
garden
Inquire
50-tf
Strayed.
Frons the premises of the under-
signed',. on April 29th,a black steer,
with short ,horns; two years old::
Anyone= found harboriligthe sante
will be severely prosecuted; and any
information leading to his recovery
'will be suitably:- 'rewarded. -Orville
Ii„ Dale, It R. /inn '4, Clinton; phone
12 on 636. 6 48-tf
COURT OF REVISION..
For the„Village of Bayfield
NotieI 15 hereby given that a
Court of: Revision will be held in the
town hall, ,Bayfield, on Friday, .the;
26th day: of May, 1922, at the hour
of 11 o'clock a.ni., for the .purpose
of hearing and determining cons -
plaints against. the Assessment Roll
of the said village for the year 1922
Persons having business at lire said
court will please attend at the said
time and place "without further no-
tice.,
, W. ,.ERRWIN,
Village Clerk, i"-
Bayfield, May 18th, 1922 ---50-
COURT - OF R1VISION
For the Township of Stanley.
Notice is hereby given 'that a
Court of Revision: will be held Mile
township Ball; Varna, on Moncley,
the 29th day of May, 1992, at - the
Isainr of 11 o'clock ann., for thcpur-'
pose of hearing 'and determining
c0ltiplaints against the Assessnioiit'
Roll of :the staid totenshi i for the
you 1922. • Persons )raving busi-
ness, oat ,the said court- will please
attend at the said ,tine' and piece
with
inut further
r notice.
Varna, May 11:
ILARNW1.LL,
Township Cierlt,
1922 49-3
White Leghorns
Alter May. 1st " e
, S .4per hundred
750 per setting_ of fifteen
FRANK J. TYNDALL
R. R. No. 4, Phone 2-636
"Live and Let Liyc
-CLEARING SALE
of Men's;" Women's, Boys "and 'Girls
BOOTS BELOW COST PRICE
H. STARLING-
? Organ for_ Sale. -
• Six octave,. piano :case organ, in
good repair.:Mrs. Walter Swinbank,
R.R. No, 5, phone' 20 on 619, Clin-
ton,, 60-2-p
For Sale '
4 houses, nearly 'new, in good
shape, cheap for quick sale,
Still in the pump business, Jolla
Stephenson. -44-tt
Farm. For Sale -
Lot`'26, Con. 17th, on the Base
line,> -mile north of Clinton 22%
acres first class land,goer -house,
bank barn and yottig orchard just
beginning' g to bear. Also 7 -roomed
house
on�Albert street, :Clinton. Wa-
ter,
ter, Food garden, barn. Apply on
latter •premises. Mrs. John Halstead.
-41-tf
HORSEMEN; , ATTENTION !
GENERAL MIILLER NO. 21163
The -pure bred Clydesdale. Stallion
General Miller, will stand for : the
improvement :of stock at Graham
House barn every Satucclay, from
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Balance of sea-
son at airy farm, Lot 18, Con. 3,
Hullett. -
This Horse is Sound and Right and
a Big Fellov'n
TERMS -$10 ,to . insure with foal
ED. JOHNSTON, PROPRIETOR
R.R.: No. d,'Clinton
Phone 8 on 636. 47-tf_
OSTEOPATHY.
DR. A. M. HEIST -
O'sCeopathie •I'liygieian
Graduate; Des Moines Still' College
of Osteopathy.
Licentiate Iowa and Michigan State
Boards of Medical Examiners.
Spinal adjiistments given to remove,
the,pause of disease.
Catarrhal deafness, adenoids, and
enlarged tonsils treated.
without suigical operation,
Stomach arid intestinal diseases
-treated without the rise of drugs or
surgery.
Successor to Dr. Heileman,
Office, Gederich, 'Ont,
At the Graham House every Tues-
day, .after 6.30 pan.
Heifers For Sale '
3 heifers to freshen in May. S.
1JaeMath; :Ilohnosville. Phone 34
on 601-
Farrar For Sale
100 acres, Lot 12, Con, 6, Mullett
township, adapted fon cropping or
grazing,40 aerog bush, balance in
glass; Good well and windmill. If
not sold will be rented for pasture,
R. I. Miller, Box 25, Clinton. Phone
119 37-tf
Snirelia Corsets
Spirelle Corsets for healthfulness,,
style, cotnfort' and durability, Ev-
ery corset' made to measure. • Mrs,
Elizabeth Kennedy, 'Ontario. street,
Clinton, ',hobo 142. 12N1921
Meuse for Sale
-roofer, solid brick house'town
water and dleetrie lights, g•Oodt.gar;
don 'and chicken house. Apply; on
promises Corner of .klorth and
Speneor 1Sts3 •--A, C, Ciarlson_•----80-tf
filifilll f iVl
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LI ompIWIIIiouliI U111UIIJg(nlq(U11GIt.
' Sncce''ssors ,t0 M. T. Corless.--RocvlaitidS old stand
iealere iia General, ;Hardware, ;'aintsi 0119 and Glass
Plumbing,Heating, .Roofing, �as r ' .�^1ns]CY►it111ng"
We:carry;in stock' theTuron'S pecialt Casting ' '
p S' g Ge, s.,
par
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x s�
No,' 41, 2. 8, 2a and 11••T'udhoP e'Anderson
20 Frost "Y& Wood • No, 21 Wilkins Q `I
21. Fleury
21, Percival r, < ,�
21. Oliver 7 Sylvester
'21 Verity7 Wilkinson21 'Verity, high ' . ; .f+arxnerts *Friend
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WANTED
Kee e and r Matron
Man and wife.- To take charge of
the -Huron County. Hoene, near Clin-
ton, and the farm eenneeted„there-
witi .
Applications, .personal preferred,to
be made to the undersigned, the -ap-
pointment" to be made atthe next
meeting` of the County Council, which
meets on. June" 6th,
JOHN TORRANCE,
.-Inspector of Huron County Home
Clinton, May 6th, 1922. 48-4
Regret now at -the beginning
of12
9 2 buy your, men!s and
women's shoes from Barry the
sliOeman
You get the best of
Service
You get rid" :;f foot
troubles
You get the most
for pour inoneg
See us at once,
Wm. Barrg
Opposite the Postofl`ice. Clinton
Paxffiall's Garage
441•aH
We repair any make of
battery.
J. II, Parnas
Examiner for licensed drivers
Phone 80 Res. Phone 140
Seed Cori
Ns.t
Wisconsin a NTo. 7, Improved .Leaus-
ing, Golden Glow, Bayley, , Whito-
Cap,• Crolnpton's Early, Longfellow,
Eureka Ensilage 'and Golden.,Ban-
tain Sweet.
SEED BUCKWHEAT. -
Japanese, clean, cool and sweet.:
SEED MILLET.
Yellow and red,
SORGHUM,_,
:Early Amber, Sugar Cane,
CALF MEAL
Royal Purple Calf Meal and Stock
, Foods. •;
1 IGXIEST PRICES PAID PAID 10i
WOOL,•
W. Jenkins & Son.
FLOUR AND REED
Phones: Elevator 199, Residence 141
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
•
Clothes cleaned pressed andire-
pulsed, . Woolen goods dry cleaned,
Rooms over. • Heard's barber shop.
W. 3. Jago. •--8$4f
Boars for Service
Champion bared, big type Yorkshire
and Chester White heave ,for Service.
At home every fovonoon .-A, C.
Levey, Phone 5 011 6397 Clinton 2B
Tile South -En
',•
Crocerg-
Tryyoour store for your supplies;
u .will find our prices
,AS 'LOW AS ANY-
FULL'STOCK FRESH GpROCIC11foS
Prompt delivery to ale parts of the
town, ,
HIGHEST PRICE FOR
BUTTER AND EGGS 1
PHONE,ORDERSPROMPTLY
DELIVERED. •
Mgrs, J:Brown,
PHONE 144.
Scranton Coal '
We have on hand far immediate
delivery-: CANNEL COAL
'HARD AND SOFT COAL
Also some good -Hardwood.
Leave orders at nip Resideticet
Huron: street, or Phone 155.
TERMS CASH
E. WARD
COAL
NUT; STOVE Sc EGG
- ALWAYS ON HAND
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
R. J. 1VIILL5 R
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 Alsike
Orchard_ Grass Alfalfa
Timothy Blue Grass
White and. Yellow Sweet Clover
In Baby Chick Feed
Blatchford's' Milk Mash
- Pratt's Butteraitillc Mash
Wodehquso
Royal Purple
H. O. Cooked Chick Foeds
Always on nand,
Western Oats, Shorts, Oat Flour,
Linseed Meal, Ps'rina Chicken Chow-
der. Flours: Five. Roses, Hunts, Sit- ""'
ver Crown. Special prices on Hunt's
for a few days.
Wanted, a quantity of Peas, Buck-
wheat and Red Clover. Submit sam-
ples.
J. A. FORD Sc SON
Phone 123. 1
Flour and Feed Merchants and
Grain Buyers
Also issuers of Hunters & Trappexd
licenses
OldRoosters
Wanted
As the incubatin • season is now
over it Will not pay to continue
:feeding -the old roosters in the flock.'
Now is the thne to sell while prices
are high. -This -class of stock sells
very low in ,the tall
We are also in the market for
large quantities of Fat Hens, also
Broilers over two pounds each.
Top Markgt Price for Good Quality
Poultry. --SELL NOW.
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
w.. W. TREWARTHA, Manage.
Phone No. 190 Holniesville 801 r 12
.gig-.,--•�rn�..mi�-a.mm.�r..�,W '
CREAM WANTED!
The demand .for our butter is in-
creasing.
To supply this demand we require
more cream. -
We request you to ship us' your
cream.
We guarantee you the I•Iighest
Market Prices, ''accurate • tests and
prompt 'service.
Our firm 10 kno 'to
ion you and neods
no further. recommend.
We pay all express'c1Mrgcs, furil-
ash 'cream cans and pay twice „each'
month.
:torcans o
Write E , , M..
x fux4her, it�orma
tion to the
THE SEAFORT1i,'CREAMER•Y COI
C. A. BARI3KR, MAN'AGVIty