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t'err,est tQ You
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silt d a 'hoolcwor>11 because
Sclines its yietims to play "hoolce
reslcl rl Riley's Army walked 'to
lttawa hot it cost the Goveanment
1,42d,72 tosend them brick to Toi-
ionto by spec al train. Did anybody
et
that nnsch 01on11'0 woi tIij out
qt the 'little excursion?
0%ptnlnenting on the death or two
drinking
�1.from
4anvects at T�ingston l...
,h,ellao The Farmer's Shin remarks.
S,bel1ac; is en excellent finisher
z'•whother-used on household or hum-
' an exte'i0Us,"
The warden of .the County o1• Pet
bora :and another man wheeled an
insurance man ' from Lakofield to
Peterbore City, a distance of ten
lies or', so, on a wheelbarrow the
gther day. It was done on a wager
of cou7:se. That kind of a stunt is
ueually the result -Std; an ,election bet.
Ainongst the ' applications re-
xeived by the Wingham school board
in answer to an advertisement' for
teachers' was one from a young
f lady who wished to knout "how Far
i ;it waft from ii railway, station and
:floW near a church." Her applica-
tion was rejected, Had it been ac-
s;cepted her education might have
bcontinued, whatever might • have
leen the result ' to the 'school,
A Parliamentary Committee ap-
'pointed`.to look. into the- grievances
'•pf War veterans has reported a-
,gainst'the granting of a bonus to all,
a.` ex se1•vice men. This will Meet
'with the approval of the great ma-
jority of the people. While prat-
tically_ everyone approves of gen-.�rous 'treatment of the veterans yet
The- granting of a cash bonus to all
aloes not . commend itself to the peo-
ple, generally, not, even to the vet-
erans themselves' as a:'. whole, The
Parliamentary • Committee recon-'
mends the' format'fon• of a General
'Medical' Board of Appeal to enquire.
into the;, cases ol men who are .not
•receiving• just ' treatment. Phie
tboard'•should be very carefully clios
ienand should ld eons1st ofn
en not
n lIsnly of medical skill_ and sound
,judgement but efe a broad sympathy
'and a good knowledge of human na-
tare; not, only men who aaen01 bo
imposed' upon, but men before
.whom the soldier, 'brolcen in the ser-
vice of his country, may ;tonne Sara
0r a courteous, just and sympathet-
ic heiic3ng. ' The Canadian Govern-
ment
overnn.ent has been generous to the, re-
turned soldiers, -none more so, but
-shore e,do,')1 cases e yheae
men have' taken-•tl1ir discharge too
soon andwhohave . since- suffered.
Every such case' should be carefully
looked, into. .Canada has an'enor-
rmous delft to face but 1.1, those of us
who did mit go to the war` and the
-soldiers who came back in good
physical condition "dig- in" and iso
our duty We can afford to look-af-
ter the }len who came back broken
in health and nerve and the child":
Oren and 'ether depeoelents of those
1110 Olid not conte back at all.
Auburn
Niles Muriel, and Ethel and Mr.�
SValter : Washington motored to Lon-
-don Iasi • week
We are glad �l. to see Mr.John 'Ar-
thur around again after ; a long ill-
ness,
Mr. Wallace Caswell of Toronto
visited friends in Auburnlastweek.
On Friday evening of this week
the Belgrave young people .will pres-
ent their play, "Too Many; Hus-
bands," in the .Forester's `Hull in aid
.of St. Mark's church.
A baseball 'game between „Belfast
arab, Auburn ;will be played on the
:home diamond next Wednesday.
The Voting People's Society will
Told their meeting in the Baptist
church next Sunday evening. Mr.
'Wm. Armstrong, 13, A. of Donny-
brook will address the meeting.
A' very, pretty but quiet wedding
-vas solemnized at the hone of Mr.`
':and Mrs. Archie Robinson •on .Tune
14111, when their, daughter, Luella
it 1s joined in wedlock with Mr, Or-
val Phi1lii 5.. "•
The ceremony was performed by
he Rev. A. E. Millson of Auburn,
the bridal 'party taking 'their place
under a beautiful arch of eveigreeliS
and white peonies. The bride was
daintily gowned in white sille crepe
rle ehene-'and carried 'a bouquet of
;white American roses. Her little
111030 1uade a pretty little flower
y1r1 while. the groom's sister, Mrs,
'Merrill, played the wedding -marc11.
The presents were numerous, The.
groom's gift to the :bride was a
wrist watch, - to the flower gv1�1 a
pearl ring and to the pianist a. Jar-
miniere, '
The happy couple left for Detroit.
and Clare, Mich., for a two, week's
trip. On their return they will.
•settle on the groom's farm on the
Huron Road,,
Their friends wish then ,a long
,of happiness and prosperity.
The regular monthly, meeting of
-the Auburn Branch of the „Woman's
Institute will he held 'on Jule 27111,
at the home of Mrs. II. Mogridge .of
;the Base Line,' Miss Collins of An•
,easter is expected' to be present 'and'
'give an address on Institute work:
Wallcerburn Community Chili
has been invited and a good tithe is
expected, The officers of the 'branch
extend a cordial invitation to all
'the ladies who are interested in In -
1 ttitute and Community work to take
advantage of the opportunity to
'hear ilius Collins and to Spend a
3aocial afternoon.
Good progress has boon Made in
,x.rillingthe test well at Goderich,
Teacher Wanted a
An experienced"' teacher Itis
'Hollnes3ille School, leo. 3, Goderie.lf
Township, , Please state qualifiel-
tiona and ,salary. expected. Apply
'until July 5, Sec 11,
it No, 2, Clinton, Ontario'
...., .516
Constance
Ma, end Ales, J, Jerdk n and Child
von of Staffs ,sfloIlt Sunday with
M), and Mrs, Ray Lawson,
Mr, Hiram Join e of Niels, 'visit-
ed his nave, ";J.ar a few days, Mie,
Robert r on
ac s v 0
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VI` 1s lolin Britton is 1
i ,1 of Very
well at the time o4 writing but we
holm she will soon be hotter.
The Bruccfleld football team will
play Kinburn Friday evening, west-
they "permitting.
The many 'friends of Mrs. 0, Dale
si,, `will be glad to know 'Limb slie is
improving nicely after her long ill
nest.
Miss ;Mildred Britton 'and Master
Donald Dale will try the-,ent'raneo
examinations next week,
Miss Verna Adams is hone from
London for the holidays.
Ra field
Mr Wm. Higgins Mae purchased'
from Mr, I -I. Eilber of Crediton
a thorobred registered Holstein cow
for which he paid a handsonie'sura.
Mr. G Gillies manager of the
Sterling .Dank of this village, who
has :spells the past four years here,
has " been moved elsewhere.. Mr.
Johns of. Wia toe lately x r x, of Pbrt'.
Stanley, takes his place' here a$,man
G. H. Ilobnen County Clerk, and
wife and family and Warden and
Mrs. Trewartha' were°=in the village
Monday making preparation for the
County Council picnic on Friday
next in the grove.
W. E. Mannese wife and family of
London spent the past week at their
summer home on Tuyll street.
Mr. J. •Govenloek of Seaforth was
the ,guest of his daughter, Mrs. W.
Ferguson, a few days : this week.
The'' steam barge, John H'aggart,
of Kingston, was in the harbor ov-
er Saturday last unloading• lumber,
lath, and shingles for the • Geddes'
Tyson Lumber.' Co, here.
Mr. Andrew Kipfer, Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Kipfer and_ family; and Mr. anti
Mrs. John Zehr and family and Mr.
and 'Mrs. Gascho and son, Silicon
Gescllo, Mr. unci' Mos, Teter Ginger
ich and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wang-
lin of NewHal
nbur • called fed n'Mr
g l
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and Mrs. S. .Kipfer on Sunday last
when In the viIIage•"
Dr. Brown and wife and Mr. John
Jowett' of. Clinton, Iowa, spent the.
past week as the guests. of Mrs.
Brown's sister, Mrs. A. Armstrong
of the Bronson Line Stanley.
Mrs. Weir and daughter, Miss
Mary Weir, of Lo11(1011 spent a Cew'
days the past week as the .guests
of eller elstor, Mrs. J. W. Tippet,
end ,brother, Mr, W. Higgins.
Mrs., Holley, Detroit, arrived, last
week sand has taken' possession of
her new bungalow on the Terrace,
Mos. Prank ,'Martm',arid -daughter,
Miss. Norma Brown, a•nd• son, Ines -
ter Bud Brown, of Detroit arrived
the past wek and are now occupy-
ing their summer hone, , Boulder
Lodge Cottage, on Delevan "street.
She is accoulpaiiied,by Mrs. L. Welt
aE,-Petlroit,..tivllo,wiil.spend the month
as hey guest.
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Marriages
JENKINS-GREl:G-At the home of
the' bride's parents, Clinton, on
lupe 21st. by. the Rev. J 11 Hogg,
Harriet Louise, only daughter of:
Mr. and Mrs T. A. Greig, to
Freak t ;lison Jenkins,' only set' of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jenkins all of..
Clinton.
BALL-LANSING-Ii1 Hulett, on'.
June, 17th, -by the Rev. G. I.L'urns
of the Baptist church, Clinton,'
Lela J., daughter of Mi, and .Mrs:
P. P. Lansing, to Edmund J. Ball,
Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bali,
all .of Hulett.
TI-IOMPSQN ELLIOTT - At
Brownsville, on June 17th, by the
Rev. Mr. Reid,`uncle of the bride,
assisted by the Rev. 'Mr. Walden,
cousin of the groom, Aleta, daugh-
ter of Mr.' and Mrs. Spencer El -
Hiatt: of Brownsville, to Charles
MnrrayThompson of London son
of Dr. C. W. Thompson of Clin-
1011.
GIVLIN-SI-UNE-At ''St. .James'
church, Seaforth, on June l9tls, by
the Rev. Father Eckert of New
York, Margaret, daughter of Mrs.
John Shine of Seaforth, to Owen
iivlin of Santa Rosa, California.
PHILLIPS-ROBINSON-At Auburn
on June 14th, by the Rev. A; E,
Wilson, Luella, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Archibald Robinson, to
Orval Phillips.
Births
PATTERSON-Ifs West Wawanosh,
on June 10th, to Mr. •and Mrs. J,
Patterson, ,a daughter,
Deaths
ROWLAND-In' Clinton, •on June
21st, Mary Bine, wife of Mr. Rag-
lan Rowland. 1'hes'funei, a1 takes
place from her lath residence,
High street,, on Saturday after
110011,. Service at two o'clock.
IN MEMORIAM
STERLING -In loving memory of
our dear mother, who left as two
years ago June 9th, 1920, -:Che
Family.
AUCTION SALE
Sale of ,household ::furniture and
effects, Saturday 24th. 2 p. 7ti..at the
residence of Miss Southeonibc.
Walnut extension table, Library
tables kitchen: table(' wort. itbte,
cupboard, small wood'*stoVo, coal .oil:
stove 11)133 ov011,: Acme, 1111331en verge
and pipes, coal oil heater, 2 zi1101
Washing 1)111010110, wash tub, . hal
aae1, 2 washstands, carpets, ,Morris
chair, plush ' chair, rocking chair,,
dishes, lamps, ''pietules and frames,
quantity hard wood and kindling,
quantity coal, wheel -barrow, step-
ladder, ladder, saW horse. bunk -saw,
'taint say- etI , 51 Sonthoombe, Pre.'
prietrees, G ,Il Elliott,, Auctioneer,,;,
0 Gllesoorl
For the second time in a few
wooks lightning struck the buildings
R h d-cgl 1
} f S a d )u �, c f t ns village, His
J r•ihs were steucic en 1' ;day ,naive:
l}ut not S@1'ieasly da :raged, A few.
weeks ago has house wag siruelc,
Miss Edith Sampson is home
tient Toronto for -c' allovi v'1s1t.
Miss II/erg/41'0; Caldwell "returned'
home Sunday Irma 'l lyth, where she
has been ,visiting her brothers for
the past week,
Miss Olivotta Brigham is home
6asell?e- summer vacltion,
Dr, A. Mair and Ml's, Mair of'
Chesley spent Sunday with Ml's.
Joliet Govior. •
Mos, . Helen Q1lionl le spending a
few days in Toronto this week.
Miss jean Mains of Chicago oanle
home on Saturddy and expects to
stay a couple of weeks.
The young lads of Clinton came
over on .Saturday and played "'a
friendly grime of baseball.: /We are
glad to seeour homeboys taking an
interest in ,sports.
Miss Belle Roberton, who has
been teaching' for, the past two years
east of the village,; has taken the
school Tor another year.
Mr, John .Ratjfoyd is going about
on one foot this week' having had the
misfortune to step on a rusty nail.
Mos. Philips and daughter, Miss
Violet passed through our village
nn Wednesday of last week to at-
tend • the Philli ps-Robinson wedding.
They also 'attended the Ball -Lan-
sing wedding on Saturday.
klay: For; Sale
30 acres of choice "timothy and clo-
ver hay, 11/1- miles south of -Clinton.
Would sell in 5 . or 10 acre lots.
Parnas to shit purchaser.
As I ani retiring; from business all
accounts must be. settled by June
30th • R. A, Robex'ton.
Phone •19. 55-tf
CoW and Piga- For Sale-
Yorisshire sow with six young
pigs, also a fresh cow, Apply J. B.
Hyde, Ilippen. 55-2sp
•
House To Rent
Seven -roomed house on Princess
Street, Eesti, occupied at present by
G. E, hall, vacant, after. July 4th.,
Arthur.. Cantelon. 54-t1
Auction Sale
of household effects.''• George 1:I.
Elliot( has been instructed by R. Al
Rbberton to sell by public auctions,
on Ontario street,. Friday June SOth,
1 o'clock sharp, the following:.
Chesnut hare; 8 years old; chest-
nut' gelding, 12 years olcl; . Chestnut
gelding, 5 years old;•set of brass
mounted harness nearly new; pair
of .bridles; set of single harness; 3
collars stable equipments; platform
dray wagon; heavy wagon; set of
sleighs nearly new; 2 neok yokes;
set .of double. trees; walling plow,
(Finery); disc harrow, (M sssey-Har-
ris); nearly new; 41/ horse -power
engine, (Massey -Barris 1, mounted on
trucks in first class running order;
2 steel -tire top .buggies; rubber -tire
.top bpg'gy, nearly neva; good cutter;
string chime bells; Galloway robe;
gravel box; 'hayrack, 14 feet long,.
nearly new;y; mower, 6 foot cut,
Massey -Harms• in good running or-
der; 4 door frames; 3 batten doors.
About 75 bushel of oats, 2 loads of
straw.
Household Meets -Pandora, range
(wood or coal) ; Quebec heater, new;
coal heater, (Art Souvenir) used 4
months; Klondyke ilieater;. 3 burner
oil stove; 1VI'orris chair; 3a dozen
kitchen chairs; lkitchen table; ,spring
rocker; Iron bed, ''mattress and
'springe; single ,heti, mattress and
springs; bureau; sideboard; steel
wash -tub; wringer; a large quanti
13' of: stove pipes, nearly new; lin-
oleum, carpet, dishes, kitchen uten-
sils, a number of small articles.
Terms: Household effects, and all
small articles, cash, Horses and
implements, 4 months credit will be
given on .furnishing approved j0i111
notes, or .a discount of 4% pet an-
num on credit amounts.
The above is good and in splendid
condition,
G. II. Elliott, Auctioneer.
R. A: Roberton, Proprietor.
55-2
For Sale ,
Bay mare, .10 years' old, also 11
hale Collie puppies, born heelers.
Apply R, Cant, R. R, no, 1, phone
12 on 640, Clinton 54-tf
'reacher Wanted
Teacher wanted for S. S. No. 11,
Goderich township.', State 'qualifi
cations and salary • expected. F. I3.
Powell, Sec,, -Treasures:', R. R. No. 8,
Clinton. 54-15
That Gkk 01
E ergg
Conies fs0n1 'eating' ting
11entYo•f
natare's perieet loaf,
Brown's good bread.
-the food t;hat'builds 'health
-Satisfies hunger''`
and saves` 1110110y ,while doing
it.
Aslc your Grocer tor•i1.
J BROWN & CO.
A GOOD 1T xiR
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A Good 'Thing
to 'have on hand Io -day is a'good stock of our quality` blend of
teas. We offer, at old price, while Stock lasts. See our window for
blends.
1 lb. Special Black
$ lbs•' Special Black
11b. Extra Black
3 lbs. Extra Black , ...
1 111.. Quality Black
2 lbs Quality BIac13
Quality goods and prompt
50c♦ 1 Hint bulk sweet pickles :., 30c.
51,-40 3 pines, ,lolly Powder 'i . 25c,
60c. 1 Can of 'Baking Powder 22e.
51,70 1 pkg Corn: Starch: ... :.10e.
• 75e, 2 lbs. Tapioca . 25e,
51.45 2 lbs, 1:lest 'Rice „ . 26c,
delivery is our Blotto.
Goods detiverea to all E'arts of the town Get the Habit of Dealing at '
, OYHNSC x1ppy & c os C
crioERY' Phone itt
T14E: STORE FOR, EVERYBODY
LET US
fill, your grocery re . quis'ements this week, all our goods :ire fresh
and"of the highest grade, you., calm never make a mistake as re-
ga}•ds ;price and quality whenyou buy the .BEST BRANDS -NO,
RISK'' FOR YOU -NO RISK FOR US -all ottr'oods are guaran-
teed. g
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teed. Our delivery service is 'p'rompt-Phone your 'orders -We
guarantee satisfaction.
.../TRY OUR TEAS AND COFFEES
Store open for -business on Orchestra nights.
The sugar market is strong and active, prices are moving upward
FRESH STRAWBERRIES DAILY
CA' S. Grocers Phone 125
pgMarilaraManwebIsreleancaroalosserxesensaWbr
Afll1011llCOff1011t
Having started a bakery and, con
fectionery business in the store next
the North End Grocery we will en-
deavour to serve the community to
the best of our ability.
We respectfully solicit a share of
public patronage.
Go'ods delivered to all_ parts of
the town. :. Phone13.
1dHveeii yrs,
53 l-1,
Notice To Creditors
In :taw estate of William Alex-
ander, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that all
persons having claims against the
estate, of William Alexander, late, of
the Town of Clinton, in the County
of Iluron, gentleman, deceased, who
died on ,,or about the 14th day of
June, 1922, are requiredto deliver
to the undersigned, solicitor for the
executrix of the said estate on or be-
fore the 10th day of July, 1922, a
full statement`thereof,,and the na-
ture of the securities, if any, held
by them all duly verified by affidav-
it. ---
And
And take notice-- that after the
said last mentioned date' the said
executrix will proceed to distribute,
the estate of the said deceased a-
mongst the persons entitled thereto,
having regard only to such claims
as she shall haye received due notice
and in adeordanee;therewith.
Dated at Clinton,. this 21st day of
June, A. D. 1922.
-W. Brydone, Clinton, Ont., Smile
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dor Executrix. 55.3
it0r :Cor the said c t
Notice To Creditors.
11i the estate of Caroline Young,
late of the 'Township of Stanley in
the County, of Enron, widow, de-
ceased. '
Notice ie hereby given, that all.
persons having claims or demands
against the said late Caroline Young,
who died 01). or about the seventh
day of May A. D. 1922, at the Town
of Clinton in the said .County of
Huron, are required to send on or
before the 15th day ,,of July, A. D.
1022, by post, prepaid or deliver to
11. C. Ilays, Barrister, Goderich, On-
tario, solicitor for, the Executrix,
Mary Jane Black, their names and
actresses with full particulars,
writing, of their claims and the na-
ture of securities, if any, held by
tllern.
And tette notice that after the
i.5th day of July, A. D. 1922, the said
executrix will proceed to distribute`
the assets of the said deceased, a-
n1o1133 the .persons entitled- thereto;
haling regard only to the claims of
which notice shall then have • been,
given, and that the said exeeuteix
Will not be liable for the said assets
or any part thereof, to any -person
of whose claim notice shall not theft
have .been received.
Dated at Goderich this 2011 day
of June, A. D. 1922
--R. C. Hays, Solicitor ,for the Ex-
ecutrix 55-3
OlteVrolet Owners Attention
Put yeur'4-90' in the .big can class
by equipping ,With RYD-0-g Shook
absorbers. They else save the
springs. :easily Metalled. ' • See
;
W. S. Downs: DistrieV'Agente for
denibnstratlon a Garage , opposite
Ontario ,itreett, ehf ioi1i ghe(ds Cltli ,
tb11 1Ontatio t: r.Y.l.;. ,061..'a.,."1
COME WITH US TO
Godericill
AND ATTEND THE
Inner anc e
-AT=
Hotel Beciterd
Next Saturday Evening
JUNE 24th
Dancing from 6.30 to 12.09.
Music - by Miss Gene Conno1i arid
London Orchestra.
Sunday Dinner -Music 1 to 2.45.
Sunday Supper -Music 5.30 to 6.45.
Write or phone for. reservations to
Hotel Bedford, Goderich.
RATES:
Saturday- Evening, 6,80 to 12.00
$3.00 per couple.
After 8.30. 51.00 per couple
With additional charges for lunch
a la carte.
"Live' and Lot Live"
CLEARING SALE , `
GOOD,WOIzifJNK .BOOT FOR 53.50
II. STARLING
Palace Block Clinton
1 iano For Sale
Upright,,,;,, piano, old Standard
make, in first class condition.': Any-
one interested' will do well to in-
vestigate. D. S. Cluff 54-tf
No Tresspassing
Persons tresspassing on 111y pro-
perty, on the London. Road, will be
prosecuted according to law. S. G.;
Castle. • ,
,Car For Sale
Chevrolet car, in good condition.
Apply tq Mrs. J. T. Oriel Clinton;
53-t1
Blouse Painting
General house painting of all
kinds. Orders promptly attended
to. Apply at paint shop, opposito
The Niel Clinton. Ward & Evans.
Phone 63. 55-1£
Teacher Wanted
Protestant teacher for S. S. No,
2, Hallett. State qualifications and
salary. Duties ,to commence after
summer : vacation. J. W. Shobbrook
Secretary-Treasner, Clinton, '
For Sale.
A 6 -roomed house with garden
and stable, James Street, Inquire
t of Mrs Argent, Clinton. 50-tf
For Sale" "
4 houses, nearly new, 'in good
shape, cheap for quick sale.
Still in the pump business, John
Stephenson. -44 tf
Farm For Sale
Lot 26, Con. 17111, on the Base
line, mile north of Clinton. 225/
acres first class land,' good house,
bank barn and young orchard just
beginning to bear, Also 7 -roomed
house on Albert street; Clinton. Wa-
ter, good garden, barn. Apply on
latter -premises. Mrs.' John Halstead.
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Heifers For Sale
3, -heifers to -freshen 151 May. 5,
R. 'Vied/lath, I-lolanesville. Phone 34
on 601. -38-te
Snirella Corsets
Splreila Corsets for healthfulness,
style, comfort and -durability. Ev-
ory corset made to measure. Mrs.
Elizabeth' Kennedy, Ontario street,
Clinton, Phone 142, 12-1921
Haase for Sale
8-icom `solid brick'house town
Witter and nleetrien�, 1ights,,•:good,'gar .
do a ell
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Men's Work Boots
Less than Cost
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Friday and Saturday
We have several pail's of
men's solid leather work boots
which must be cleared regard-
less of cost.
Reg. $7,50' to g$S go at $5,95
Reg. $6,00 to $7,00 go' at $4.95
Reg, $5.00 to $6.00 go at $3 95
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Opposito the Postofice. Clinton
OSTEOPATHY.
DR. A. M. HEIST
Osteopathic Physician
Graduate, Des -Moines Still College
of. Osteopathy.
Licentiate Iowa and Michigan State
Boards' of Medical Examiners.
Spinal adjustments given to remove
the cause of disease.
Catarrhal deafness, adenoids, and
enlarged tonsils treated.
without surgical operation.
Stomach and intestinal diseases
treated without the useof drugs or
surgery.
Successor to Dr. Heileman.
Office, Goderich, Ont.
At the Graham House every Tues-
day after 6,30, p.m.
HORSEMEN, ATTENTION 1
GENERAL MALLER NO. 21163
Theure bred Clydesdale Stallion
p y
General Miller, will stand for the
improvement of stock at 'Graham
House barn every ,Saturday, from
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Balance of sea-
son at my farm, Lot 18;' Con. 3,
Hulett./
This II,1rse is Sound and Right *and
a Big• Fellow.
TERMS -510 to insure with foal
ED. JOHNSTON, PROPRIETOR
•" 11•.R. No, 4, Clinton
Phone 8 on 636. 47 -t -f
SeedC
av
Wisconsin No. 7, Improved Learn-.
ing,..Golden Glow, Bayley, lWhite
Cap, Crompton's Early, Longfellow,
Eureka Ensilage and Golden Ban-
tam Sweet.
SEED BUCKWHEAT. '
Japanese, .clean, cool and sweet,
SEED MILLET:`
Yellow and red. •
S.ORGHUM,.
Early Amber, Sugar Caner
CALF MEAL
Royal Purple Calf Meal and Stock
Foods.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR
WOOL
Jenkins Je t St Son.
n { oifl.
FLOUR AND FEED
Phones: Elevator 109,Residence 141
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed and re-
paired. Woolen goods dry cleaned.
Itoouns over Ileard's • barber shop.
W. J. Jago. 813Wt£
Boars fpr Sertiec
Chan:pion bred, big type VorhShire
and Ciest r White beers for service.
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The Scut n and •
Grocery
Try our store for your supplies,
you will find our priees
AS LOW AS : ANY
FULL STOCK FRESH GROCERIES
Prompt delivery to all parts of the
town
HIGHEST PRICE FOR
• .TITTER AND EGGS
PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY
DELIVERED.
Mrs. M. J. rown
PHONE 144.
Scranton Coal
We have on hand for immediataa
delivery: CANNEL COAL
BARD AN)) SOFT" COAL
Also some good Hardwood.
Leave orders at my Residence,
Huron` street. or Phone 155.
TERMS CASA
E. WARD
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NUT, STOVE & EGG
ALWAYS ON HAND
FOR IMMMi }Y.EDIAT}E DELIVERY�,
RRJ
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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 off • hand Gov-
ernment Graded
Red Clove • Alsike
Orchard Grass Alfalfa,
Timothy,Blue Grass ;.:
White and Yellow 'Sweet Cleye,r'1. i
In Baby Chick Feed
Blatchford's Milk Mash
Pratt's Buttermilk Mash
Wodehouse
Royal Purple
H. 0. Cooked Chick 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
Tor a few days.
Wanted, a quantity of Peas, Buck-
wheat and Red Clover. Submit sant-
pies.
,1hic,
J. A. FORD el. SON
Phone 123. ,
Flour 'and Feed Merchants and 1
Grain Buyers
Also issuers of Hunters & Trappers
licenses
l�.
Live �1..,`o 1tr g
9
WANTE
Farmers who raise poultry, for.
.profit sell"all their old roosters and
broody hens, also young cockerels.
weighing about two pounds eaetl.
during June and July. Coops supe; •
plied. Write or phone to 1
GUNN, LANGLOIS C .
CLINTON, ONTARIO.
N. W. TREWARTHA, Manager.
Phone No. 190 Uaimesvillo 601 r 11
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 Highest
IVIarkct Prices, 'accurate tests and
prompt service.
Our firm is known to you and deeds
no further recommend.
We pay all express charges, furn-
ish .cream earls and pay twice each
)month,
Write or cans O f . c infbrmO'.
Or further
tion to the
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