The Clinton News Record, 1922-6-15, Page 6110/0111111111111111111,, tart*
J.
Chit* 1 NOwl-Reeolyd
Of interest to You
and Me
asses htis n0 l{left at a1J.` Lop
ettin}, better,
`.['hr"a°c socmns no snares, risco they
Wish to do >thurWise, e why the itis
Government should live up • i''2 its
premises: r Still, 'a ,.:nodosity of
eighteen on a Midget; is nether, a
stall nuira.in•
It is I estimated that there arc
twelve matches used for every Per -
,son in Canada eyeny day. Some-
body must surely use: ep a lot 01:
0015.
Ise f cgislature pees prorogued on
esd sy after the longest 5055100 on
.record, The .session wee sixteen
days longer ',hair last year's session,
whim was rho
record for, length.•
The. Mit,choll Advocate a week or
'two, 'ago published erre' account of a
stabbing affray au Staffa which earls,
ed 'quite a :sensation. But those
who seed the story, along failed to
take note of the factthat the'trag•-
-edy :happened. in 1866.,
That item in the estimates of $600
.as bonus' to the 'members . of the.
'H usewill local ' ti e
l p n doubt fie chart; -
ed to heat. ' It ',would • hardly he
correct' to put it -under' the head of
illumination: Winghafn Times.
N'o, we shouldn't just call ' it 11-
'iuntination, 7 -lot air would be, anore-
correet.
The News -Record editor ie in re-
ceipt'of an invitation to ' attend the
'Huron- Old Boy's Association • picnic
in High Park, Toronto, on Saturday
afternoon, -June 24th,."' Unfortun-
ately; we shall be unable to 'accept
this' kind invitation to mingle with
former residents mof this ' goodold
county, run races with the fat -men;
drink ,pink lemonade and eat seven
kinds of pie. We'd enjoy it, while.
it .lasted, and, joyfully take the con --
:sequences but, alas,- we cannot' go.
We; wish those who do go a. pleas-
-ant afternoon. AiVI,ay the day be all.
that ° could be desired. •
Complaints are being, made ;that
boulevards in various parts - of the
-town are being destroyed, by .the
persistence of drivers , of ..delivery
carts in driving over them., It- is
both annoying 'and discouraging to
•=those who are endeavoring to keep'
• their own 'grounds and the : public
'boulevard opposite' 'their property
looking their ,best to have drivers.
•carelessly foil all their 'best efforts,
It only saves- •a .few steps anyway;
-and is entirely needless. ' Thehob-
it is really more that of thought
lessness' than 'deliberate design., and
a, word thus spoken in season may
'have the desired effect of discour
=aging the habit. Drivers of ileliy=
'cry carts are. not the only offend-
ers in this respect, however. .Own-
ers of cars in many` -cases -are in
such, a"Burry -that they cannot slow
'down long enough to take a proper
turnat their own ri.veway but
take a wide turn, running up on the,
boulevard of their neighbor:. across
the way Itis impossible to keep
ihoulevarcl in -good shape when it'
'is constantly being driven 'on,and
drivers ' of vehicles of all- kinds
should keep. this fact in mind and
-govern themselves accordingly:
Constance
Air.;' and Mrs:- James' Mann and
.daughter are :visiting friends in
'Brussels for a few days.
Me. and Mrs, ,Thomas Riley" of
Clinton spent . Sunday with the for-
mer's "parents, Mr, and Mrs. George'
:Riley.-
3VIr.:,Thomas^ Pollard has shingled,
'Lis house and is putting in a cement
'wail under the kitchen.
lllr. and Mrs. Frank Cook and son
'were callers in 'our village one. day-
'cast week. .
Porter's Hill'
Mr. and, Mrs. W. Williams: and
-son, Frank, Mis, :James":- Ht -is Ilton
and- Miss Murray spent 'the week --
,end in .Stratford:
Mrs.: Will Mair of London with
her two children have returned home -
after a two 'week's visit with -the
lady's : another, Mrs. Jelin Cox 01
'the -'sixth concession. e.
Mr, -Wilfred Cox sports a • new
'Chevrolet car.. -✓
A strawberry festival under : the
'auspices of the Bethel clhurch, will
lie held on the lawn of , Mr. Leslie
,Cox, fourth concession, on Friday
.Jane.23nd. '
Brucefled. -
`Mr. Lawrence. Reid ' of "Goderich
-visited his home during. - the past
•week, -
Mrs, W-. -C. Landsbotough, for-
merly..of •Egmondville, but ,now of
:Port, Credit, is renewing ' old :ac-
quaintances here - and visiting at
-the hole of ,Mrs. James McQueen.
'Their many friends will be' pleased
to hear that their ,son, Arnold, has'
'successfully passed his turd year
medicine in Termite -University.'
Mr,W..N. u11(Queese, secretary of
the Alumni Association - of - Toron-
tc University, .spent 'thee _week -end
-with his parents here
We are; pleased to state that 1Vlrs
.George Hill 15 recovering` from 'her
recent ilhsess.
A number of the nuetnlrors o1 the'
"'W. M. S. and;Keay Circle attend-
ed the Missionary Conference' held
'in Kippen last Week, The services
'were thoroughly' enjoyed ,by 'all; 'Sas
well as : the kind hospitality of the
Kippers ladies,
Mrs. 'Thomson and .Dr. Moir:'. of'
:Tlensall visited at the home of 31±.
,James Moodie on Tuesday hast,
If all who are interested in .the
• ,appearance ' of "'Baud's cemetery,
wo' id send one dollar to the cares
taker,' Mt. Thos. Carr,', iEs'ucefieid,
he would cut, the grass in their
plots, and keep them in fine repair
ler the:epaspn.
rtlt,""'
leltltesvjL
t a special nnecting of the board
of the Methodist chtueh' en Tues-
day evening, at which the rev. S.
Anclex'son, chairtnun 0i` the district,
Presided, .it naas, decided :,to have
Rev. H. JPair take charge of the
Circuit Por July, roll August, or un-
til the uleetnig of the .4ltchipan Cone
,'erence an September, when Rev,,
Mr Smith, who is being transfer-
red
ran ter:,red to -the London Conference, can
be released, when he will take
charge, Mr. Fair is vary well
known hero and is much 'es Ceentedr
and the' arrangement will gr
ee gen-
eral, satisfaction, Mr. Smith is al-
es very .well spoken of,".` He is a
Canadian who has been working
the Michigan Conference for some
time but,::evishcs to return to the
Canadian Chusch,',�,
NURSES GRADUATE
IN GODERTCII
The Goderich Star gives the fol-
lowing account of the b'raduaiou o1
live nurses from the hospital'there,
among "them being Miss -Ida May
Ball daughter of .lir. and Mrs. J. E,'
Ball- of Tuekersuiith.
A very -pleasing, function was 'held
in the,. Masonic Temple Assembly
room on Friday -night- last, .the, oc-
casion being the ,'graduation. of five
nurses of the training school, Misses
Irene •Salkeld, Florence Durnin,•Car-
olive Dunkeld, Ida ,May Ball and
Laura Bone. This is the first of
these occasions that 1 has been in,
charge Of the Ladies' • Aid of the Al-
exandra''Marine and General Hospi-
tal,. and the very pleasing': event
which they arranged: for is a source
of.satisfaetion to themselves and all
concerned...-. 't The 'room was,'decorat
ed in purple and green, the colors ,of
the training school.
The Maple Leaf Chapter = of the
Daughters .of the Empire had pre-
sented the nurses with a beautiful
'bouquet of flowers each and they
carried these .as.,.they proceeded .in;
to the hall and up to the platform,.
while the :processional hymn,. "On'
our way_ rejoicing"'was sung. Mr:'
J. W. Fraser, Member of the Hos-
pital ..Board, and Miss Reynolds,
superintendent of the. hospital, had
previously come in and: taken their
places on 'the' platform.
The opening prayer was offered by
Rev. Mr, Dewey and: this -was fol-
lowed by the chairman's-addres-s,. by
-Rev. Canon Hill. '
The address to -the nurses was giv
en by Ven. Archdeacon `Jones -Bate-
man. - Then came the administrat
tion of. the Florence Nightingale oath
to -the nurses by Dr. Emmerson and
after this impressive part of the
proceedings, the graduation pins and
diplomas were presented. ,
Miss Belcher and Dr.. Egener each
sang a couple of solos during the ev-
ening,
Rey. Father Gnam -vas called up-
on and spoke very: nicely of the qual-
ities, offaithfulness, kindness and
mercy the nurse shbuld `-
The - address from the inedical
profession was given by Dr. White-
ly",'very, ',appropriately, who also,
on behalf of the doctors, presented
the - nurses with hyiiodermic syrin-
ges., Mrs. 'MacDonald, on _behalf,.
of •the Ladies' Aid of the Hospital,
presented the nurses- with :scissors.
Then came the final address, by
Rev, R. C. McDerinid, and the Na-,'
tional Anthem.
Ferdwiclr is having •a V!e'Ineiday
half holiday.
The Pfeffer Milling Company, Lis-
towel, suffered a heavy loss by fire
on Friday-,aaorning -last when be-
tween ,$75,000 and $100,000 worthof,
four' and grain ,were destroyed,
W. -At ,the Wingham District ,mating,
-"held in Kincardine • recently, several
of the minister± expressed, the con-:
kicti6n that' 'Ministers 'should- trice 'a
firm stand -against dancing and card,.
playing, They also thought . the
Quarterly boards should stand be-
hind then. in this.
Marriages
TUFFORD-BELL-'At Knox church
Inanse, Goderich, on June 5th,
;Olive Evelyn, daughter of Mr: and
Mrs. Sohn Bell, to Reginald. W.
Tufford, son -of Mr. and Mrs. H.
A. Tufl'ord, all of•Goderich.'
MOSS—A.ITIfEN—At 'North street'
Methodist church, Goderich,' on
June 8th, Marjorie Aileen, ;young-
er daughter of. Mr. and' Mrs. J.
Aitken, , of Goderich • to Rev.
Wallace Hanley Moss„B, A., of
Benmiller.
SNELL—LAING—At the honkie of
the parents of the bride, on June
1st, Margaret Hazel, daughter of
33r. and Mrs. Thos. Laing, to Ul-
ric -tae, son "of Mr. and Mrs. Win.
Snell, all of„Exeter.
Births
IIACKETT—tot Stapleton, on Jana`
l:ltls, to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hack-
ett, a daughter, ' ALEXANDER-- In i4ickersnilth on
June 5th, to Mr. and Mrs. :`John
Alexander, Jr., a son.
McLEOD-Ins Seaforth, : on June 4th,
Ito' Mr. and Mrs.`Vtaleolan McLeod,
a. daughter.
MeCAUGIIEY--•At Calabogie, Ont,,,
' on .June 9th, to "Mr. and Mrs.
Jack •141eCaitghey, a daughter.—
Mary Elizabeth,
Deaths:
FORBES--in Clinton, on June lith;
Mary, ' McAllister, 'widow .of the
late Arthur Forbes . in her 67th
year,
DEAN—In Goilei•ich,. on :lute 511
Elizabeth Jane .Barker, Wife of
George Iv. Bean.
STE WART ---In Goderich, on Juno
4t11i John ;Stewart, aged 79 years..
(911 XAND1 ii --Ta • Port Hilton, 'Mich ,
on, Juno 1.40; Wm. Alexander
aged 80 years, Funeral ,'from
tete residence of Mr, Thos. Mc -
K
onSre ori Friday -June 1,6th•: ab
two o'clock, servive at half past
County) News
The Goderich Ohatauqua dates
July 1.7th to 22nd,
1'7xeter started. its weekly half
holiday oe Wednesday of last week,
It will ,be continued through June,
July and August,
The funeral took plsee in Whig -
ham last week o1 Albert Ilonntth,
who died from injuries .received
when his clothing ea'ught in .the
shal'ting. of his brise; mill et 'Cees -
water. -It is but ,two months Since
he, left his l)arni in Tulnbe;ry to
talus over this mill. He Is survived
by iris wit° and.a large fanifly.
The little eight-year :old daughter
of Mr, John Scott of •Moire-, tswn
ship was found drowned` In a ditch
which miens Ihrugh Mr, See'tte farm,
The child had been sent :for the
cows and failing :,te 'return a search
was made for her and the bodynas
focm4 in the ditch ' which :was' much
swollen owing to heavy r rains,
After being , unheard from for
fifty-two years, Isaiah Bennett for
many years the strong man with
Forpaugh's circus, has been visiting
his sister, Mrs, Charles Mitchell of
Molesworth. When a 'lad of ,six-
teen he left his home tarns and went
to Wroxeter to learn the black-
smithing, three years latex' going to
the United State's. He Served with
the British iri the Zulu war and later
for eight years travelled with the
Forepaugh circus as strong man, 1 -Te'
found snort of his old ” companiosss
about the old 'home " community,
gone on his return. ,
For Sale
Bay mare, 10 years old, also 5
Male Collie puppies, born heelers„
Apply R. Cant,' R. R. no. 1, phorse,
12 on 640, Clinton. • 54-tf
Piano For Sale '
Wainwright piano, old Standard
make, in first class `condition, Any-
one •in'terested will do well to in-
vestigate.' D. S. Cluff : • 54-tf
Teacher" Wanted'.
Teacher, vianted for S. S. No. 11,
Godeiieh township. State qualifi-
cations and salary expected. F. W.
Powell
-See.,-Treasurer, R. R. No. 3,
Clinton, 54-tf
Buggy Rag Found
A rug was left in my drop somne,
time ago, Owner, can have same
by proving . property. A. 1VIc-
Kew's,
Oiievrolet .Owners 'Attention
Put your .4-90 in the big car class
by equipping with RYD-O.-K shock
absorbers. ,,They also save the
spring's. Easily • installed. - See
W. S. bowns: District Agent, for
demonstration. Garage opposite
Ontario street church sheds. Clip-"
ton, Ontario, 53.4-p
No 7.'resspassing -
Persons tresspassing on nsy pro-
perty, on 'the London Road," will be
prosecuted according to law. S. G.
Castle.
Car For Sale
Chevrolet car, iri
good condition.
Apply to, Mrs.' J. T..Criclr,,Cliniois.
53-tf
Huron. Breeders Meet
The annual meetingthe Hu
of ion
County Breeders' Association will
be held in Wing -ham town hall, Sat
urday, June 17th, at 1.50 p. 'nn, Mr.
R. W. Wacls of -„the Live Stock`
branch is 'to address the meeting,
A large attendance" of members and
those interested in live stock is re-
quested. Everybody welcome.
• Oliver Turnbull, President
S. B. Stothers, Secretary
'reacher Wanted
Experienced Protestant teacher,
'for S. S. No. 9, Goderich township.,
Applieafions to be in" June 20th.
D. N. Welsh, Secretary, R. R. No.
2;: Bayfield, 53-2
House Painting
General house painting of all
kinds, '...Orders promptly attended'
to. Apply at paint. shop, opposite
The .Mill, Clinton, Beacons ' &
Ward, - 52-4-p,
Teacher- Wanted -
Protestant teacher for S. S. No.
2. Ilullett. State qualifications and
salary. Duties to continence after
summer vacation;; 5. W. Shobbrook'
Secretary-Treasuer, Clinton.
Carden Party
Under the auspices of the
St. Paul's Ladies' Guild
On the Rectory. Grounds 'on
Tue. Evening, June 20
.At 7.30
Refreslltihents
Phalan's Orchestra
Silver Collection at Gate. -
53:2
LAWN
BAZAAR
�•t Dr. CtiiR at's
Saturday' June •_
y lib.
From x'.30 to: 61.30 ptir4
IIonuu made Baking, Aprons, and
,randy• Work,- Candy, Flowers, libsh_
pond and fbummogc, Sale.
LUNGE AND ICE CREAM
SERVED DURING Man
AFTERNOON
The(� -r
rlsClub Willis
Church
58.2
IIc1IsSOAy JUNE 1GLla, 7;)22
Ill I I h 00100008110101100041.40,4411111110#10111110i11
llll 1000IQVpIIIU!1I0IIIIm 11 UVpIUp0UJ 1. lit ,4 11 I1gU1IUU 111fflVp11uD III11llmm!UJ>m!(Ulldfm1i
11)1P t e of Ilea not tk o world
. , con-
�' ��a ���. ��a�°a>�i��t-tar �n��; tb
,eta tt t . uk' erea$In a ram u ct. 1,r0m
u '41 ; less e
o �an6A__.sr4S1?t7iDp
t>vafi4P40t.the ,.4.11CO,Jef Tea 'has ' lseml
g: "_.
.,, � ��".�'�O.rA�t)a$'4, �.�^V'�t�s, ltttt 5sx���.,�,;r
ell 1{Ei3ac,�71titeatt 4a5. %L•G3 DA ' ' itta)iity' IO
heave 1+' Beira ffrcoed,- to advance.. the
Price cm grnu ° Popular Brown Label
res ,0#P. per Yb. The Pr. as ius et"
)3LUE � D l
�� i�l� UNCHANGED
a>Cs � 'L� ���
Saved you money in the past end - are still doing it. We have
now our own delivery service and w iii be able bo•ive 011
vice. Leave your r grocery. wants at og y prompt ser-
vice. store. See our window for
our Special .for -sash while it lasts.
1 lb, good !;' caeating cakes '
a '25c, 10 Bars'
,Lsu
ndry Soap , 490.
r1b. Jelly Square Cakes. "20c. 3"pkgs: Pearlino 25e.1 lb. Lemon Crisp Cakes 10e. 3' pkgs.Renso , 25c.1 lb. Ginger Snaps 15c, 3 pkgs. Dux 25c.
3 pkgs. Corn Flakes 29-1 3pk e `" c
_ g . M Laren's JeIty Powder 25c
Goods delivered to;azl Parts of the town Get the Habit' of Dealing at
JOHNSC N & CO'S GROCERY Phone -iii
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
-ar•rasriv
V
SERVICE--
.�g . I
VI C
SPECIAL -Prepared Frenchti star i
1VI d in glass mugs.'
Salmon, Sardines; 'Shrimps, Lobsters ChickenHaddr• e; Kipper-
ed Herring, Corned Beef, Sliced Smoked Beef, Cooked 'Hams, Rol-
ogna, Back and Breakfast Bacon s, ,Cheese, Pork and Beans, Camp-
' bell's ' Soups, Pickles, Olives, `Cat sup, Condensed Milk, 'Peaut
-Butter, Jams, Marmalade,:cPeaches, and Pineapples in caths.
Fresh- Eggs and, Good Dairy Butter
Try our Tea and Coffee.
Phone 125
due C. -& S Grocers,
1
COME WITH TIS TO
Goderich _
AND ATTEND THE
Dinr Lance
_--AT
Hotel Bedtord
Next Saturday Evening
JU
Dancing from 6,30 to 12.00..
Music by Miss Gene Connors, anis
London .Orchestra,
Sunday Dinner -Music 1 to 2.45.
Sunday Supper-111usie 5.30 to 6.45.
Write or phone for reservations • to
Hotel Bedford, Goderich,
RATES;
Saturday Evening, 6.30 to 12.00
$3.00. per couple.
'After 8.30 $1.00 per couple
With additional Charges, for lunch
a la carte.
Notice Eo' :Creditors
In the -estate of
`jail Thomas Harland.
Notice is herebygiven that g "tat all
persons .having claims against the
estate :, of. John Thomas Harland,
late of, the town' of Clinton inthe
county" of Huron, deceased, who died
on : or 'se-, about the first day.
of May, 1922„ are required
to deliver ,to the . undersigned
the executors of the said -estate" or
their solicitor on or before the 30th.
day of June 1922 a full statement
of their '.claims together:_ with par-
ticulars thereof, add the nature of
the 'securities 3± 553, "held by thein
all duly verified by affidavit,
Anti take notice' that after the said
Iast'nientioned date the 'said execu-
tors
xec s -tors will proceed' to distribute. the
estate of the said deceased .amongst
the persons entitled thereto haying
regard only to such claims as shall
have received due notice and in ac-;
cordanec therewith, '
Dated at Clinton, this 5th day,of
;Ione, A` D,, 1922.
W. •BRYDONE, Clinton, Ont.,
Solicitor for J. L. ,Harland, Marion
Harland ' and Ainelia Harland, „Ex-
ecuters. 53-1`
Is priceless. Then eat plenty
of the food that mattes „. you:
feel the best'el3read. '
Brown s
dood bread
• —the' perfect loaf,:' made with -
plenty of good flour', good
milt, good shortening, geed:
yeast.
Ask ,yourg 'rocer for it.
J. R
� oWN&ca.
ArOOD•
G BAIfTtII;IWX
PHONE NO.. 1 • C,LINTON
s
"Live and Let Live"
CLEARING SALE
GOOD WORKINK BOOT FOR 33.50.
11. STARLING
Palace Block Clinton
For -
A' 6 -roomed house with garden
and stable, .James Street. Inquire
of Mrs. Argent, Clinton. 50-tf
- - -�
For Sale
4 houses, 'nearlynew, in good
shape, cheap for quick sale,
Still in the .pump business. ` John
Stephenson. , -44-tf
Notice to Creditors
In the estate of Charles ,Tippitt of
the: village of Bayfield, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that all
persons having claims against the
estate of Charles Tippitt, late of the
village of Bayfield' in the county of
Huron, deceased, who died on or ab-
out the 31st; day of March, 1922 are
required to deliver to Charles Marks
or Fred Mcltiiwen, executors of the
said estate on or before the 20tksdaY.
of 'June, A, D. 1922, a; full state-
went of 'their claims, together' with•
particulars thereof,. and the nature
of the securities if any held by them
all duIy'yerified by affidavit.
And take notice that after the
said ,last mentioned . date the said
executors, will proceed' to distribute
the estate of the said deceased
amongst the persons entitled' there-
to, having •regard only to ''such
claims 'as they shall have received
due notice and in, accordance there-
with.
Dated at Bayfield, this 29th, day
of 'May, A. D. 1922.
Charles _ Marks, Fred McEwen,
Executors
52--3.
Farrar For Sale
Lot 26, Con. 17th, ;on the Base
line, mile north of Clinton. 221/2.
acres fsrst class 'land, good : house,
bank barn and yooag orchard just
° beginning to , bear. Also 7 -roomed
house on Albert street,; Clinton. We
ter, good :garden, barn, Apply on
latter premises; Mrs, John Halstead,
-41-tf
OSTEOPATHY. -
DR. A. M. HEIST
Osteopathic Physician
Graduate, Des Moines Still College
of Osteopathy.
Licentiate Iowa and Michigan State
Boards of Medical Examiners.
Spinaladjustments given to remove
the cause of disease.
Catarrhal deafness, adenoids, ,.and
enlarged tonsils treated.
without surgical operation. -'
Stomach and intestinal diseases
treated without the use of. drugs or
surgery.
Successor to Dr, Heileman.
Office, "Goderich, Ont.
At the' Graham House every Tues-
day after 6.30 p.m.
Heifers For Sale
3 heifers to freshen in May. 'S,
R. .MacMath, I.iolmesville. Phone . 34
on 601. -38-tf
Snirella Corsets
Spirella- Corsets :for healthfulness,
style, comfort and durability. Ev-
ery corset' made to measure, Mrs,
Elizabeth Kennedy,' Ontario street,
Clinton, Phone, 142: 12-1921
HouSe for- Sale
8 -.roots, ,solid brick House, .town
water ,arid electric lights, good gar-
den and, chicken house: -, Apply 'on
pitemiSeass Corner of :North and
Spencer atii,HA; C, Ciarkereaec-•$0..e
F tleces5pi'0 to NT, T, Corless -,-.:R
owlallds old start('
Dealers in.Ge�al
nc�
1 11�t1dware Paints, Oils and Glass
Plumbing, r Heating,r
p �, ;Roof�rr€� .�lnamltlaip;.
We cairy in stock the Huron Specialty Casts Co,'s
and Plow Solo
No,-, 41, 2, 8, 2a and' 11 '1 udhopo Anderson
20 Frost Sz Wood. No. 21 Wilkinson
21 Percival 21 Fleury 21 1'
�_ O leer 7 'Sylvester
- 21 Verityi
7 W Il�ais u
o
21 Veriti high T'ai•mer s 'Friend
Yi g d
mmKENIEilli ulE111 uml SII 1 u
um mlu mlumlul� uulmlluumm �uu �
I � m IVIIDlluUVlll llll mumu
i �IluMInmu>mi611ulumuiuu10l1,
Get on', the
RightTrack.:
fes,_
• Right now at the beginning
of 1922 buy your men's and
women's shoes from Barry the
shoeman
You get
Service
You- get
troubles
You get
the best of
rid of toot,
the, most
for your ni;oneg
See us at once
Wm. Barry
Opposite the Postoffice, '.Clinton
We have inovecl 'our stock of Mas-
sey -Harris ' machinery" and. repair
parts to the Palace Block, ;Batten-
bury street, where a full stock of
general rebairs will ;be kept,', -
See us about Your binder twine and
stable equipment.
Levi. ,tng
Agent for Massey -Harris
1 - 51-3
The South -End
.Grocer D
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
tewn. •
HIGHEST .PRICE, FOR I
• BUTTER AND EGGS::,
PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY : -I
DELIVERED" 4'
r.
Mrs. d�..,. Brown
' PHONE 144.
Scranton Coal
We have op.'', 'hand for immediate
delivery CANNEL COAL'•
HARD AND • SOFT COAL.
Also some',good Hardwood.
Leave orders at my'r-Residence,
Huron street, or. Phone 155.
.TERMS CASH.
E. WARD;:.
COAL
NUT. STOVE' & EGG' " "1
ALWAYS. ON HAND
FOR IMMEDIATE DELI -VERY
R. J. MILL -ER
Orders ,taken at residence; Phone 119
Ontario Gratin Seeds
Experience hastaught us the
above seeds are ,:the only ones for
our. district.' We have on hand Gov -
eminent Graded •
Red Clover Alsace
Orchard Grass Alfalfa
Timothy Blue 'Grass 0°`
- White and Yellow Sweet Clover `.'
In B,aby Chick Feed
Bl'atehford's Milk Mash
Prett's Buttermilk Mash i
Wodehouse sses
Royal i
y 1 Purple
H. 0. Cooked Chicle Feeds.
Always' on hand.
Western Oats, Shorts, Oat Flour.
Linseed Meal, Purina Chicken Chow-
der. Flours:' Five Roses, Hunts, Sil-
ver Crown. Special prices on Hunt's
for a few days.
- Wanted, a quantity of Peas, Buck-
wheat and Red Clover. Submit -sam-
ples. -
HORSEMEN, ATTENTION k
GENERAL MIILLER- NO, 21103
The `pure bred Clydesdale' Stallion.
General M "ler, will stand for the
improvement of stock at Graham
House barn every Saturday, from °
9 a,m. to 5 pan. Balance of sea-
son at. my farm, Lot 18, Con. 3,
Hullett.
This- Horse is Sound and Right and
a Big Fellow.
TERMS -$10- to insure with foal
Ell. JOHNSTON', PROPRIETOR
R. R. No, 4, Clinton
Phone 8 on -636.; 47-tf
on'
Wisconsin No. '7, InsliroverLeam-
ing, Golden Glow, Bayley, White
Cap, Cromptons's Early, Longfellovr,"
Eureka Ensilage and Golden Ban-:
tarn Sweet.
SEED BUCKWHEAT.
Japanese, clean, cool and' sweet:
SEED MILLET. ,
Yellow and red.
SORdbTU.M.,
Early Amber; Sugar Cane.
•
CALF MEAL
Royal Purple Calf Meal
Foods. :;-
rr
J. A. FORD &,SON
Phones 123.
Flour and Feed Merchants and
Grain Buyers
Also issuers of Hunters & Trappers
licenses
Live
otxl rp:
WANTED
Faraners who ' raise poultry for
profit sell -"all their old roosters and
broody ;hens, also young •cockerels •
weighing about tido poizsds each
during June and` July. Coops en,p-
plied. Write or phone to`: i
GUNN ...LANGLOJS C
CLINTON, ONTARIO
Mid Stock N. W. TBEWAiTHA,.'Manager,
'' Phone No 190 Holmesvilhl ,601 r 11
HIGHEST" PRICES PAID FOR
WOOL
W. Jenkins &. Son.
FLOUR AND. PEED
Phoneir. Elevator 109, Residence '141
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed and re-
palred. Woolen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms .over , Heard's barber shop;
W. 5. -3 -ago. -83-tf
Boars for Service '
am
Clr bred, 'Champion ..:zed, big typo Yorkshire
and Chester White bears for, service.
At home , every :forenoon .—A, C.
.Levey, Phone 5 on -6009, Clinton o.-2,8
CREAM WANTIt)a..'
°Tire deiaiand for, our butter itt
creasing.
To supply this demand ,we requ,irre
more cream, -
We request you to shi ^„
p us your
ercam,
'We . guarantee you the IligHest"
Market Prices, :laecurate tests and
prompt service.
Our firm is known to you and needs
uo further' a'econiinend,
Wo ray'all,express charge, Ernes-
ish cream 00±0111, and pay twice each
mon
'�.'Sithict for cane or..
sfurther in£os'mne• ,
tion to the
X
HE SEAFOR`I'HI CRTAMERY Cls
C.' ImAEIlEI MANAGE;