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Toads will lead `10 Clinton on.
dst 7th, the, day of our annual
Oration.
e is'talk of iinposing is tax
an bank deposit:, but they won't: do
Too many of us would go tax
and they need theruoney,
There is an auto in' Canada for
every nineteen persons: Wed hate
to go riding' about in an auto-avtth
nineteen persons all the time, how..
•ever,, so tw"11"continue to walk,
p '0 .k *
If Clinton has a weed inspector he
`ought to be on duty to see -that a
lot of weeds are cut `before they go
to seed and scatter all over the well -
kept gardens of thrifty and beauty,
citigens •
0
Brother Smith of the Zurich Her,
ald took a holiday week before' last
trot we didn't envy him. He was
nnrsiiiir a broken jaw: An accident,
though; he hadn't been in a fight,
except with the dentist. But we
trust health 'and prosperity will
smile upon him from now on.
There may be in town another as
ne a climbing rose as that which
:graces the lawn of Mr. J. A. Ford,
if so we have not ' seen it. Mr.
Ford's rose ,has ;the advantage of be-
ing within 'sig'ht of any passer-by
and its, profusion of delicate pink
blossoms has gladdened many an
aeye during the past. fortnight. In-
deed, it was worth going out of the
way to see.
The Progressives swept the Pro-
s
unite o1 Manitoba in Tuesday's - e- •
leetion: y The Liberals , have ;;only
eight seats. Premier .Norris was
'elected but his Government was bad
"ly defeated. " ,Although the Progres
'sives"have by far the largest group,
:they will` not :have a naferity; over
'the whole. . This will make for'en-
stability of government;: one of the
serious.: disadvantages of group
government. ,
. Two necv • Canadian inagazines" re
Lo be started in;• Toronto; !'The' Ail
-
Canadian Magazine' :wkich •'will'•. be
-published by the' ->Periodical •Press of
Canada, the first . number of ,, which
will ,: appear Septembei•• -75th, and
rhe Quill," also to be published in
'Toronto, ,which will appear in Oeto-'
ber. The former 'wjll` carry editorials,
stories and articles and will be, ac-
cording to its publishers, "a ,Cana-
dian counterpart ' of the American
Magizine." "The Quill" will be a
:story magazine and will publish pure-
ly Canadian stories. , "`Stories not
-only written_by Canadians, for many
'Canadians are writing good stories,
but stories" with Canadian settings
..and showing Canadian ideals. Many
people have deplored the fact that•
Canada has had to depend so much on
the United States for its magazine
', needs,, although we have some maga-•
°tines of merit here, and that Cana -
Writes :had to g000utside of
Canada for a :market for their lit-
,erary products.. This was a con-
dition inseparable from :our youth
but as Canada :clevelopes it- will be'
overcome: Those who deplore itsbould
-do all possible: to help, in- overcoming
it. When these two magazines tip -
pear they should he encouragedby
all who .wish to see Canada take her
proper price in the world :of- liters-
Constance
Mr. 1 ndrs: Geo.. Cook--ofG od-
-eric
htownship,P St ',spent • nda "t'
:Sunday -wa n
',their a1.
a daughter, Mrs. -Jos, Riley.`Rile
Mrs: Hugh ' Alexander and her'
grandaughter, Miss McConnel, Mies-
"Deeker,,Man., and Mr. and Mas. J
'Snell of Clinton' spent Saturday as
'Snell of Clinton spent Saturacly. as
-the guests of the fornier's iietce,
Mrs, D, Tudor:
I1Ir. and Mrs. ':Hall and family
-spent Sunday in Bayfield, •
Miss Mame Hall left on Monday
for I-lanover after spending her va-
cation.
Mr, and Mrs. Win, Britton and t
'Clifford and Mildred Britton spent
-Sunday with friends in Brussels. t
Mr. Wm Stanley of Clinton spent l
Monday with his `daughter, Mrs, 11:
"Tudor. J
Auburn
liisp Alma Match of Toronto is
spending a'few Weeps with her par-
-ants hero,
Mrs, W. Ferguson and family of
Seatorth are visiting with Mr, and
Mrs. •f. VergusQn,.
Mr, French is supplying'in the
Stealing Blank while Ma Hanley is
on:his 11oTdgys,
Miss Flora 1 i11ough left' on Mon-
day 'for Toronto where she will se,
cure a position go rtenograpiier,
Major Joseph Beek and Mrs, Beck
of Toronto have been visiting with
Mr. H. Sturdy.
Klippen
Mas' Thos. Stranghan spent the
week -end with her sister, Mrs. Al-
ex. McKenzie :of the village,.
ilIiss Mae' McGregor is spending a
few days " at Bayfield enjoying the
cool breezes from Lake Huron.
Misses Margaret and Grace Coop-
er are holidaying at Grand Bend.
Quite a number from Kipten at-
tended. the anniversary services at
Blake on Sunday last. Rev I).
J. Davidson of,Central India preach-
ed :afternoon' acrd evening, Ho is
an excellent preacher and the ser-
vices were most ,inspiring.,
The joint ;picnic of the Varna cir-
cuit Methodist Sunday schoolswas
held at Bayfield, Wednesday:: A
large number,attended and -a most
enjoyable, day was spent.
Mrs. Watson ofthe 'village was ov-
er to Seaford: this:: week visiting
with her sister, Mrs., Jas. Dick, who
we are' sorry to report,' is not -en-
joying the best of health.
Mr. and Mrs, ' C. -W. Williams
and family of HolmesvilIe visited at
thehome, of their rel t v
a i os r
M ...anti
Mrs. A. McKenzie, the fore part of
this -week.
St. Andrew's Choral Society in-
tend giving their Cantata "The. Gal-'
lilean" on Sunday evening '•next in
the Presbyterian church at Bayfield:
Miss ,Annabel McLean left for
New 'Ontario for a fortnights vaca-
tion.
Rev Mr. e eupied, the pul-
pit . of the Presbyterian" ehure1a rn
Brucefieldlast Sunday 'Morning'and
evening
John ;Doig, the -veteran con
tractor of"Tuckersniith, has started
,Co erect a fine red brick residence
'Which will be a•.niost.. comfortable
dwelling when: finished.
Mrs, Jas, McClymont has return-
ed --from visiting her .son, Royal' at
Chatham and with friends in Detroit.
and London.
• Word has been! reeeved from Al-
berta of the birth of a 'son to Mr;
and. Mrs, E. DrakeMrs. Drake
is a'daughter.of'Mr. 'Wm Andersen
of the village.
Miss Louisa M&Clymorrt of London.
it spending her vacation under the
parental roof,
Miss Marian McKay who . is Vis-
iting with her sister, Mrs. P,' Mc-
Ewen, Goderich, is confined to her'
room through illness. We hope
Miss McKay will soon be able to re-
turn to her home again fully recov-
ered. •
Mr. Thos.' Kyle is almost through
harvesting his large acreage of hay,
having one -hundred acresunder qui-
tivation,
Mr.and Mrs. Thos„ Hudson and
Mr, T. Walker of Marlette, Mich,
have . been recent visitors with 'M'r,
and Mrs. Al, Harvey`.
WHAT OHATJ`'AUQUA IVfEANS TO
THE PEOPLE
The following is what some, 'very:
well-known wnCanadians • f.
e o think o Chau -
tau u work:
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Hon. u
llo.. Arth x Meighen, leader� ,of
the ,Opposition; House. '6i; Cornnlons,
Ottawa:, `.'I welcome the introduction.
of •Chautauqua to Canada and ven-
ture to express the.belief that the.
lectures delivered under its auspices
will stimulate -multitudes of people,
to a more diversified,intelleetual ef-
fort, with valuable results to the
country."
Ron., E. C. Drury, prime minister
of .Ontario: -9. have: observed the
work of Chautauqua very closely f'or
several years and I am convinced
that it fills a' great public need, :par
icularly. in the smaller communities.
There is a great value "in the ;fact
hat so many thousands of people
rom town and countryside are -
brought together once;a year to en-
oy superior programs and to listen.
o instructive. Iectures. No other
gency iS doing or is capable of.dog,,
ng, quite the sable work, arid I''anl
of the ppinien that the lives of many
communities have been "g'reatly en-
riched by this agency." -
Rev, Byron Stauffer, pastor the
City Temple, Toronto: "1., cannot
speak too highly of the Chautauqua
movement as a, popular,., edtcattional.
force. All over the continent .peo-
ple have. brought .to then' the very
best in the way' of lectures and en-
tertainment, and all This in the at-
mosphere of the out-of-doors. That
which Bishop Vineent planned to do.
tally at the.: parent Chantauqua re
now ` being done all, over- the United
States and' Canada,the :itinerary of
great lecturers making it possible to
reach'. a Widely -extended :'field,"
THE WESTERN, FAIFAIRLondon, Ontario
The ititerior of , the Horticultural
Building at Qneert's Pari: will be ire.
arranged this year with a view to
snaking it better for both exhibitors
anti visitors. The `tables in the
centre for fruit and' flowers .will be
placed crossways of the a,ulding,
leaving an aisle on each side of ev-
ery :table. IVfth the .present pros-
pects for a good fruit crop this
building should be vc(ry attractive '
this year. Special interest is be-
ing taken in the display of Flowers
and extra editions of the Prize List
in this Department" were issued to
all prospective exhibitors through
the London Horticultural Society.
The, dates. are Sept, :)th to 1Gtli;
All, information will be promptly
'
giVen on application to the Secret.,tory, General Olrtees, London, Oht.
McKillop Townhip.
The hay is now mostly all under,
,.over and the fall wheat cut. Some.
cry heavy crops are reported.
One day last week as Ma, E.
.Beaton was' going' into "town "for his
chop, trotting the - team along, a
elevis bolt carne out and the whiffle -
tree striking one horse on' the heels`
he took fright'` and they ran,away.
Mr. Beaton held them :til1 they carneto, the turn in the road at the .old
`fair grounds, when they collided with 10
a telephone post, breaking the hare-
,ess and freeing them'frolo the wag
on, The horses ran on lip town 'at
vi Terrible speed but were caught on
Main street. Things were not much.
the Worse except that Mr. Beaton
had a slightly sore knee and a broke-
•en set cif "harness:
Mr, James Ateheson has Mr. J:
'Sparling'' of Winthrop engaged for
the harvest,
Mr, Prank Coleman has greatly'
improved his lane by grading it tip
and graveling 11:
Mr. and Mrs, Roy .Pepper lead a
little daughter arrive at their home
-on July, 12th,:•
IT IS GETTING MONOTONO1.TS
Early • Saturday. - morning some
party or parties entererl the store of
William"Stoneman of Mitchelll from
'the rear, and took $0 from the .cash-
box, This store has been broken.
into so often and; goods :and money
istolen so frequently that, Mr. Stone,
'ran is talkiir ri
i„ot;putting On a piglt
nvatohman.
Courtin News
Mr, W. 1C, lrawley o7` Foie 0, P.
R , (iorrie, has been appointed sta-
tion agent at Winghain and has mo-
ved to that town,
Ashfield Presbyterian church cele-
brated its seventy-fourth annivers-.
try on Sunday week, ,The Bev,
Da, Gordon of Woodstock was the
special preacher.
Goderish has the promise of a
new industry, a firm which will man-
ufacture reed, ratan and porch turn-
iture. A bylaw ° giving certain, priv-
ileges to the new company will be
submitted in August.
John Hunter, a,' well-known build.
er• and contractor, died at his home'
at Cranbi•ook last week. ITe hag
not been in the best of health bur
had been in the hayfield all day and
was taken ill on returning to the
house, Ile' is survived by his wi-
dow and a family` of grown-up 'ehild-
ioen.
Some engineers at work in the
Greenlock Swamp . recently 'killed a
snake ten and a half feet -long and
'weighing eighteen pounds. It was
an unknown species.
A -pair of deer' have been seen In
Carrick township feeding in' a pas -
tore field. Tiley took fright at
the noise of a car .and ran into
the: woods
The 'Exeter evaporator has been
purchased by Mr. A, D. Clapp of
Dutton , who intends, to "Clap" tin
the most up-to-date machinery go
ing'and"run jt -to , its fullest capacity.
Michael Egan, supposed •tot Pe the
oldest man in Western Ontario, di-
ed -at Luncan last week aged one
hundred and seven: years. Ile- was a
native of Galway, Ireland; `
The Rev,: S. and .Mrs.. McLean:
of Egmondville were= presented with
a 'purseof two, hundred dollars by
their friends before leaving their
charge there. '
Wmgham tewn' council offered .$36:
in prizes "to 'citizens keeping the
best and ' neatest -looking places.
The 43orltieultaral Society will have
charge of'the edntest
dodeiich's 'test Well. had`• readied
a depth' of two hundred ;,feet last
week, ;and, no, water of any quanti-
ty had -been atruclt,: although' consid-
erable rock had been , drillecl..'
'One day. recently ,tour sisters of
Ma. -James Sharp of Brussels called'
on;him. They are all around the
eighty'inark.hut are hale and hear-
ty. One sister .lives in St.Thonaas
but the otehrs reside -'at Ethel.
Marriages
•GARRETT McCOOL-At the Meth-
odist "church, Londesboro, on July
8th, by the Rev. W:• R. Osborne,
El'Va Gladys, daughter of Mr. 'anti
Mrs. S. McCool, to Norman Parks
'Garrett,
I IOARE—MOOR'G--In London, ' on
June 30th, by die Rev. G. W
Dewey, Sarah 'Marietta Moore' of
Stratford, 'to Cornelius Hoare, 'for-
znerly of .Clinton, now of Strat-
ford.
Births
JOHNS—In Clinton Hospital, on Ju-
ly 19th; to Mr, and Mrs, A, 11'.
Johns, a son. '
GARDNER In Goderieli township,
on June 30th to Mr.. and' Mrs. Ad-
elbert...Grardnor, a „daughter, --Eliz
both Joyce.,
PEPPER -In Tuckersinith; on July
12th, to' Mr, and-Mrs.'Roy Pep-
per, a daughter.
MiJRRAY—Iii
Hayfield, fie!
, Ju
d on I
Y
Y 4th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Murray;
a son.
LAVIS--In Colborne township, Malt -
land concession, on July 5th, to
Mr. and. Mrs. R. Levis a daugh-
ter.
PENDLETON—In Wing -ham, on Ju
ly llth, to Mr. aid ll'rs, H. S.
Pendleton; 'Victoria street, a San.
Heater For Sale
A good notal heater, only used a
couple of winters. 0. E, Hall,
Rattenburp_street, or The News -Re-
cord
Application
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As esso shi
lD ..
Applications addressed to the
Town Clerk will be received by `the
Municipal Coimeil of Clinton up to
6 P.
M.. July 24th, for the position
of Assessor of the Town of Clinton.
D. L. 11MACPIIERSON,
Town Clerk •
58-2
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'Energy
Wins
-Cleo ainotmts to the n1ost in
life? , The boy or ' girl with
the most abounding energy of
course,
You can build up such energy
by eating plenty of
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10 Il
W S good _bread
---the perfect loaf made with
only finality ingredients,.
Ask your Grocor for it,
F'.J.,
BROWN Vy
& CO.
A GO01) BAKERY
PHONE N NO, 1 CLINTON
Twelve Thousand Miles'
At least must be travelled to bring
'rSALAD4 » to your table. Yet so
skilfully is it prepared, so Carefully
is it protected that the delicate
leaves reach you (but a few weeks
later) in 'all their tender freshness.
To really' enjoy tea at its best, insist •
upon "SALADA". Your grocer
has this delicious tea -Ask forit,
. A Real'
Special in a Cohoe Salmon (Red)
ing and fine for -table use', A larg.
Quality' Jar Rpbbers, the kind that
keep your jars airtight and saves
your fruit, per dozen 10c.
Ginger S
g Snaps s and Lemon Crisp
Cakes per lb,. . ,15cts•
O'rd delivery olive y is 'now np-to-date and is always at your service.... We
deliver your 'goods :promptly .to all parts of the town and'sometinies .an •
the. Country
4: Get the Habit of Dealing at '
JOHNSCN GROCERY '': Phone 111
THE STORE `FOR EVERYBODY•.
Just the thing for •picnic or camp-
e tin for 30 cts,
We still offer 'you tea' at' the old
price in bulk, or packages..
• Choice assortment of Fruit filled
cakes,_ per lb. 25e.
Try a Ton of ;Our: Chesnut Coke'
It ib cheaper
tki,nd;el'eanerthan'antliracite and'bur 's`'
_without smoke or gas:
Just the thing for -summer cookin
and 'early winter.' h.eating
Exclusive Agency for D. L.. & W.
Scranton Coal. `
` . II. MUSTARD Phone 74
Office opposite G. T. R, station, ,
G. H. VENNER, Electrician-
Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Iron's,-Fans,and other
Appliances
Wiring and Repairs. Phone I5Iw
AUCTION SALE
Of'Hoiisehold ftirnitiare. The un-
dersigned has begn instructed. to sell
by public auction at th,e residence,
William street, .Clinton,.,on Saturday
July -22nd commencing. at 2 o'clock
sharp, the following: Happy Thought
range, ;improved model; 4 burner oil
stove,- new in May 1922; refrigera-
tor; hall raciciwainut; Upholstered
parlor suite, walnut; . carpets and
rugs; tables; chairs; clock, new;.
lamps; 2 lawn gases; beds; dressers;
wash stands; 2 burner, New Process
oil stove, new; oak secretary and
books; pictures; pietrie frames;
snirzors; dishes; picture easel; 'suet -
cher; lawn seat: carpet sweeper;.
wheel barrow; fruit gems; eooking
utensils and many other articles top
numerous to mention, Terms: Cash;'
J. L. Harland, Proprietor. Geo,
H, Elliott, Auctioneer. 59-1
Farm' For Sale
Lot 28, concession 4, Hullett, 100
acres, 13fi miles north of Clinton on
Base line: On the premises are
bast!t barn 40x60, shed 30x50, 'stone
foundation, driving shed: 18x34 new.
Also a good frame house, Never
failing well, farm well watered, Ap-
ply on the premises. Walter Mair,
59-11
Car. For Sale '
1916 Ford; in good condition, 'with
H. and P, shock absorbers. A
real bargain.. Apply 'Bert Lang-
ford, Commercial Garage, 59-2-p
License Number Lost
License No, 148-825 lost between
Porter'S Hill and Clinton. Procter
kindly communicate with Sutter &
Per4ise, Clinton. 59-0
Seal Collarette Lost
In Clinton or on the Hayfield road,
a seal collarette, Finder suitably
rewarded, Mrs, Peter Cole, R. R.
No. 3, Phone 31 on 606. 59-1f
To Sell or Rent
House on Princess street, For
Particulars apply to W. Iirydone.
58 -ti
For Sale
Set of Normal ,School Manuals, at
half price: ' Doreen Stephenson,.
58-2-p
Farm For Sale
Lot 16 pt. 17 concession 1 Huliett,
Huron road I miles east of Clin-
ton.'
lin-ton : This :farm contains 127 acres
100 acres drained and in first'elass.
condition, the balance ie pasture
land and, bush, On the premises is
a good barn 40x74 with stone stabi
Mg .and dement floors, also hen house
pig pen and drive ;shed, on cement
foundation. 'Shore is a two story'
brick house with modern convenien-
ces, Farm is well watered with first
class s s rie6'ti and also spring creekrunning across one corner. ' IPariro.
is well adapted for nixed farrntng,
Per terms • and conditions hake. ap-
plication on the lrrotniees or Clinton,.
R, R. No, 4. John Noble 58-t±
COME WITH". US TO
Go dente
AND ATTEND THE:
®inner Dance
'Hotel Redtord'
Next Saturday Evening
JULY 22nd
Dancin• from 6.80 to12.00.'
g a .
Music. by Miss Gene Connon and
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, 6.30 to 12.00
- $3.00; per couple,
After 8.80 $1.00 per :couple'
With additional charges for lunch
a la Parte.
Boarder Wanted
Any gentleman wishing for a pri-
vate boarding house, intre
at The
News -Record office. 56-tf
For Sale Or Rent
Brick residence Tor sale or rent,
Ratteubury street at present oc-
cupied'by R. Marshall, Possession
August '151:, apples Jacob;_ Taylor 24
Al
E lerbeck Ave. Toronto. 57-1f
Hough fainting
General house painting of all
kinds. <. Orders promptly attended
to. Apply alt paint shop, opposite
The Mill, Clinton. Ward & Evans
Phone 63. 55-tf
Farm 'For -Sale
Lot 26, Con. 17th, on the Base
line, mile north of. Clinton, 22'/
acres first class land, - good house,
bank .bairn 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.
—41-tf
Spirella Corsets
Spirella Corsets, for healthfulness,
style, comfort' and ,durability. Ev-
ery corset Made to measure, Mrs.'
Elizabeth Ifennedy, Ontario street,
Clinton, Phone 142. 12-1221
House for Sale
8 -room, solid brick house, town
Water and aleetric lights,`ggood gar-
den and chicken lteuse. Apply on
premises; Corner of North and
Spencer Sts.—A, C. Clarkson. -80 -fl
Hey For Sale
30 acres of choice timothy and clo-
ver hay, 1% Milos sotttli of Clinton•
Wouldr
sell in 5 or 16 'acre lots.
Terms to suit purchaser.
As 1 am retiring from Businessall
aeeounts lutist be settled, by -Junto
801h, R. A. Roberton,
Phone 10, 55-tf
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a eors to M. 7 , Corless ---Rowlands old stand
Dealers in freneral Hardware, Paints, Oils andGlas
s
Plumbing, Heating,Roofing, ` ' i
�S, �ln8r,(iiuiliiig''
Wo carry in stock the Huron Specialty Casting; Co.'s
PLOW
POINTS
and
Plow Soles
'No, 41, 2, 8 2a and 11 Tudhope Anderson
20 Frost 4Sv Wood' No. 21 Wilkinson
21 Percival 21 Floury
21 Oliver', 7 Sylvester)
21 Verity 7 Wilkinson
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July
IS A MONTH OF
Speoia! Values
1n Ladies'• and.c. •ild-''
rens- Fine 'Shoes . Ox
lords and Ski ers,
Reg. $7.50 to '$8 for - $6 00
Reg. (6,50 to $1,0O for .$ 5.60
Red P.50 to $6,00 for 4:00
{• '
Mang s more 'valar<e
just as good.
Wm. Barrg.
Opposite the:Fostofizee. Clinton
Bagfaelcl Shoe Shop
Just opened first class Shoe -repair
shop. M We put on new heels,' rub-
ber heels and half soles while- you
e
wait.
Fred 'Barlow
57-4
OSTEOPATHY.
DR. A. M. HEIST
Osteopathic Physician
Graduate, ` Des Maines Still College
of Osteopathy.
Licentiate Towa'and 'Michigan State
Boards of Medical Examiners.
e 1
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 use of,.drugs or
surgery.
Successor to Dr. Heileman.
Office, Goderich, Ont.
At the' Graham House every Tues-
day after 6.80 'p,in.
Seed Ci
rn
Wisconsin No. 7, Improved Learn-
ing, Golden Glow, Bayley, White
Cap, Croinpton's Early, Longfellow,
Eureka Ensilage and Golden', Ban=
tans Sweet.
SEED BUCKWHEAT.
Japanese, clean, cool and sweet,
SEED MILLET.
Yellow and red.
SORGHUM, .
Early .Ata'b ','`Sugar Cane.
CALF MEAL'
Royal Purple Calf Meal and Stock
Foods:'
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR
WOOL - + -,CREAM WANTEth.
The SouthieEnd
Grocery
Tr orstore fi
r
Y. aru -
o r supplies,
Y PP r.
you will find our prices'
AS LOW AS ANY
FULL • STOCK -FRESH GROCERIES
Prompt; delivery town.to all parts of the
HIGHEST PRICE FOR •
BUTTER. AND EGGS,
PHONE ORDERS, PROMPTLY
DELIVERED.
VE ED.
Mrs: M. J. Brown
PHONE.'
P.H 144.
Scranton Coat.
We have on hand for immediate
delivery a'ear• of real Chestnut ,Coke
KENNEL AND SOFT, COAL
Also some good hardwood.
Leave ordersat my Residency
Huron street, or Phone 155. -
At reasonable Price Terms Cash
E. WARD• .
0.
COAL.
NUT, STOVE k EGG
-ALWAYS ON HAND ,
FOR,IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1
R. J. MILLER •
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.
eminent Graded ,
Red Clover Alsike
Orchard Grass Alfalfa
Timothy - Blue Grass +t;'
White and Yellow Sweet , Clover `s,
In Baby Chick Feed
Blatthfordls Milk Mash
Pratt's Buttermilk
Mas,
la
ode o
W h use
Royal Purple .
H. 0. Cooked Chick Feeds ..
Always, on hand:
Western Oats, Shorts,:. Oat Flour,
Linseed Meal, Purina Chicken Chow
p
der.. Flours: Five Roses, Hunts,.Si1-
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 &: SON
Phone 123.
Flour and Feed Merchants and
Grain, Buyers
Also issuers of Hunters & Trappers
licenses
Live
Poultry
i.• ATE 4S�'
'Fermis :who raiseoultr For
p 8
profit sell alI„their old roosters and
broody hens, also young cockerels
weighing about two pounds•' each
during June and Jply. Coops sup-
plied. Write or phone to
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
' CLINTON, ONTARIO. ,
N. W. TREWARTEA, Manager
Phone No, 190 Hohnesville 601 r Il
W. Jenkins' & Son.
FLOUR AND:,FEI"4D
Phones: Elevator 199, Residence 141.
Clothes/ Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed and re-
paired. Woolen goods dry cleaned,
Rooms over Hea'd's barber shop..
W. J. Jago. .•-8$-tf
Boars for Service
Champion bred, big typo Yorlta:ire
and Chester White boars ter service.
At /mine every forenoon .---,A., C.
Levey, Picone 5 on 689, Clinton ---2$
The demand for our butter i
creasing,
To supply this demand we requtiizc
More cream, 1 ,
We request you to, ship us yotur.
cream.
We guarantee you. the Highest
bVarket Prices; 'accurate tests and
prompt service.
Our firm is known to you and needs
Ito further recommend,
We pay all express, charges, furn-
ish s croarn cans and
month. pay twice each
... i
Wx t
e for cans or further a
inform•:
tion[ to the
THE ,SEAr+rORT1t CREAMERY CO
C. A, BA1fu0R, MANAGER,,
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