The Clinton News Record, 1922-7-27, Page 519,
Interest to You,
and; Me '
She bill o
l 1 c t t of the �Ct t
h it 1 >• z ••'
lift o cnla a
1 0
IAN been carried by the 13Pitish
'arin'inaent, a "matter for congratula-
tion in Canada, It hos still to
naSs the Lords however,
A British Columbia astrenemen is
said to have discovered twin suns,
We have heard of people who saw
LWO ,noon* but such a discovery eves
usually 'forgotten by?norning.
If Premier King would busy • him -
,self with the thousand end • one
things that need doing in Canada
insteadof meddling with_ an :agree-
ment' which has Iasted aver a hun-
dred" years already without eo much
00 a nraek in the varnish andlooks
good for another, he would be show-
ing himself more of a'statesmen.
The Blyth Standard man is of, the
,o inio
p n that all thisr t
,
t oniteying with
monkey glands is foolish. Tn his
:opinion it were better to try anu'
.finish our course, if not with/joy, at
least without going to any monkey.
for , help, He remarks, too, that
it "doesn't 'seem difficult at an
y
line for a woman, if she; has a mind,
to snake a' monkey. out pf a man."
We. hope aur dear brother hasn't had
any unpleasant personal experiences.'
Some fuss has been made about
the mobbing of a returned soldier
who gave an unpopular'' decision' on
the baseball diamond at Thorold re.
cently. Why should the mobbing
of an umpire he condonned, soldier
ar ne ,'soldier? No man who toes
not understand- the game or who es
not known to be fair need be asked
to fill' the position and • when he is
asked his word ought • to 'go' without
-question. Play - heI. game for the
gang's sake and let the `best team
Chautauqua• is over in Wingham
.and "for all time" says The Ad-
vance. This is the third year they
have. had it and each : year it has
been going; a little more In the .hole,
which is considered.,.a. great pity •by.
anan- as it ,las: a-moat.:edncational
infiuenee, Clinton ,line-,been•.more,-
' .£artunate than most. other towns,; in,
'that we have: always. had: a.. nice, bal-
ance on, the right side;. But nee
doubt;: the result has been due large-
ly lo`.the energetic efforts •of the
Girla' - Auxiliary. This year, the
.surplus goes to the hospital.
*" *
'°Why" asks The •Orillia,Packet,
"should not the County -Council al-
ter the harsh name,- "County house
`of Pefiiga," to Simeoe•Home for --Old
People?" The paper goes on to say
thathithat case some elderly people
,avith means but with nobody to, look
,after them night spend their der
alining '.days.' there, ' Huron,` County
'Council' changed the name of .IH'ur-
ain's 'House of .Refuge to "Huron
County Hosie.'. a couple or • three
years, ago, and,—when we remember
to use it,. it has gone by that name
since. It sounds much better,; all
,gree.
John Bracken, a graduate of., the.
Guelph Agricultural College 'and for
,sonic;' years pprincipal of. the Manito-
ba Agricultural College, has ,been
hdsen as'•leader•.of the Progressives,
the largest group elected in ,last
week's :general i election, and will be
premierof the Province, Mr. Brack-
en is not 'even a member of the'Pro
gressive organization, and has hith-
rta taken no part in polities, • His
call to office came as a .great ,sur-
priseto all who were not-in•the. un
mediate inner cirole but his seems
to be a popular choice. He is deep-
ly interested in agriculture and has
written several' books:''''
Speaking of Sunday '''observance
the Rev. Dyson Hague says "Co
lhonor ,it ; and' hold it will inean n, fight'
and perhaps' -a' sacrifice. especially
,on the part of the young, but :it's
worth de TO have only. sacred
music, to out out secular visiting and
'Sunday 'travel, to make it a Medo-
Persian rule to attend God's House
to hear; God's word and. worship Hinn
—these are part of 'the price.. It
'would 'be a great thing if all Cana-
dians, Catholic and Protestant alike,
r
would remember what the' little ley
said to his father: .'Father, is it
really Stmday if we don't go 'to
C"hurch?' "
Constance-.
John, King M. P. and Mrs. King
,of Blueval callers e were c a l ere in our vii -
Stage on Thursday eventing. -
Mr. and Mrs,: Wilber MoRorie and
children and MTs. Wynn and child
of Forest were visitorswith the'for-
nur's sister, Mrs: Wan. Briton, last
week,
On 'Lhurday' while unloading a
load of hay the trip rpm?, caught and
threw Bert Stephenson off the. load.
His arm was very badly sprained,
Mrs. Tyrell and ` children'oi' Wind -
or are ;spending n 'couple of weeks
with the, lady's aunt, Mrs; Colhlopgh,
Mrs; Wm, Britton and children
are visiting the;; lady's Mother in
Forest. ,
Mr. Wee, - Smith is at present
very /Moldy,
Mrs. 'Thtiell is spending a week
visiting friends in London.
Mr,
,and Mrs. Ben. :Snell, spent
leeway with friends in Blyth.
Rev,, Mr, Conway and family of
Nile, visited friends 'hero, on .Sunday'
Nils. Colcloteb Spent:a day last
week in London.
We are glad to, report teat !'Tiss
.. Brittonpascal the eft -
trance examination, taking hontittrs;
nates Attica Dale,, also passedspn
gnatulations aro orticinded ::
The Methodist . and Presbyterian
churches` of Honsall 'held their iin-
ion ,picnic on ,Thursday to Bell's
Grove, There ryas a largo attanil-
ane and .the day •p
• r n assed c Jf ma. Si ,
•9tecr 5flli1, with the usUal pienie
:sports and gables; '
Holmesvil(le
Messrs. Edward and henry Be;
dour, who will spend ai few weeks`
Tr. '
B.,cCartwrightN
clnux ai' andC.
Bedour of ;Drysdale motored up last
week akld spent a few dais with
Mr. and Mr•s. 'Wm "Bednar and otlt,
er friends hereabouts. On their
'return they were accompanied by
Piissgs Kathleen and Annabel 13ca-
dour, whq:-Mall (ponid a few weeks'
holidays with relatives,
Hullett Township
Mr:' and Mrs; Mack. Montgomery
were visiting her father on. Sunday,
Misses Alta and ,Luella 'Glazier
and Mr. 'Saar Castle were visiting'
TIullett friends on` Saturday:
Mrs, 'John Johnson who last week
suttered a stroke, was removed to
and is being cared for at the 'home
of her son:ili-law, Mr, J. H. 'Free-
Miss Eveline' .y Johnston of neat'
Blyth is visiting her aunt, Mrs, 3.
Il. I'reeuan.
hollowing pupils were cueccss-
ful in , the recent examinations to
connection .with the London Conser-
vatory of Music held at Hensall and
Zurich: Pianoforte: '
Grade III, -Alice Hardie,' 81;; El-
eanor •Fisher, 79;. Sara Petty, 67,
Grade, II—Laura Foster, 85; Har-
vey McClyment, 81; Eva Epps, 80es;
Marian ;Middleton, 68.
Gradel-hazel Johnson,' 81; Alma
Johnson,' 77.'
grade IV Ruby Erratt, 81. •
Bagfield
Mr, and bars. Stradley, and 'daught
er,- Miss Pauline 'Arnold, Mr. New-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Thomson Striit-'
ford; Misses MnCelpin;^•Petrolia; Dr
and 'Mrs. Donley, Sebringville; Mr.
Scott, St. Thomas; and Mr. Thomas"
Sherritt and -. bride, London; are
guests -at the Commercial.
The members of T'r'inity 'church
are'having their annual gardenparty
on the' .Rectory Iawn On She :evening'
of 'August 8th. ,
'Mr .•:ands.:Vlro ..F:, I -I,• Weeds and.;
family, .Mr::. and' Mxs L, ;:rtPender,
'Goderich ,Miss• D Aanderson, Loil '
don;-MessrseiS Scott, E.
erson,, and •I . O'Neil; ,Clinton"are.
cainpiieg on -the „Flats on, .the Ter- •
Messrs Wes. Herd -and George
Yendell dind'Gordon M. Galbraith, of
London apent the week -end at the
former's parents Mr, and Mrs, R.
H. -Herd, at their sainimer home on.
the Terrace.
Mr. ' and Mrs. Charles Reid of
Goderich spent Sunday with IDs.
Reid's parents, Mr and Mrs. R.
•IIerd on the Terrace:
Mrs, H, B.. Coombe andparty of
Clinton are. occilpying .W.., Middle -
ton's cottage. On. the:;Flats, •
'Mr, and Mrs,, McMillan and fam-
ily of ,...London ate spending the
etunmer in Miss •Cartiipbell's cottage
on Clliniquy- street.
• Miss Hawkshaw ;of 'London, Mr,
T.. J, , Robinson . of Vancouver, .-and
.Mr. and .Mrs... Shanahan of:.Lopdes-.
bore spenit. the.. w,eelc--end as: the
guests of Mr., and, Mies. W. II:, Rob
inson,at .-then snneener home, on.
.Tnyll street;'
Rev. Mr: Cres, -Can$ pommel -al.
Met, Rev, A. -L. ti..Cgrrke,,,quai•ter-
pastei; Rev.'•Denny „Bright,"• 5t,
Paul's Catli'edral, Leaden, .Rev.. C.'
M„ II•lllietvell; St. 'Tomas, Rev, 1T.
Messand' several- Toy. Scouts
rived this - week and";, are in 'camp
south of the',villag'e.
Miss TiIl:Mann .and... Miss. , HelenCochrane, of London hre 'the guests',
'of Mr's.(D;,,) Trllnnantn at her slun-
mar 'honie''oni the •Terrace'.
Mr. and mrs'Henry Conal and
fancily of Sarnia 'spent'the ive:l.
end din the village `
Miss H. '1'
1 rebrieocic
and •Dr: Mc-
L•
.spent the week -end at the or-
Pier's summer:" 'otfaage s
:i ani-- Lakeside.
Mr. and''. Mrs. Fox,, Landon; Mr.
and Mrs:' Poole, Bridgeburgh; Miss
McLean, Mies Young, Seafor•th, are
guests at the Albion.
Mr• Keith' McLean
of Seaforth
*pent the week end with his family,
"who are summering at the Albion,
Me. E. .1. Se ,pair of Kitchener
spent a few claya tris week with his
feebly, •Y, tyke'"'are sinnancriiig 'with
Mrs, Sander's; tiarents,;Mt. and Mrs,
II. W. Erwin,
Mr. asci Mrs. Oliver ithynas and
son, Philip Rhynas, of; Brantford
Mr. _and Mrs, Downing, Mr. and
Mrs.', Roy 'Moore and 'son, George
Moore, Miss Cowie, Mrs..Wil1goose;
Miss, Peggy'tBiillgoose, London,'; Miss
Abraham, Chatham; 'Me: •• Numbly,
.St. Thomas; Mrs, ' (Dr,) Kenning, -
Mrs. Raymond, Walkerville; Mrs.
S. Bartlett and the Misses B'artiett,
Mrs. Adams, :Windsor; 'Dr: Strutt-‘
ere and wife,; Toronto Mrs. Sine -
ons, Goderich and.'•Mt, and 'Mrs.
Keays, ,Preston, are guests at Miss
Ferguson's.
Mr, and Mrs. It, T. Harding, cola
family, Mts.,'Hamilton and Miss
Nigoi of London,. are slnnmcering in
the- farnier'.5cottage in Lakeside,
Rev, Mr. Argo' and family of
London are occupying Mrs. Stan-
bury's summer home 00 Dow' street.
Mt. and NTis, Scott; Miss Jean
Scott,. Clinton, and Mrs. Baird, Van-
couver; ,annciI\fts: Adonis, Windier•
spent Tuesday as guests at Mies
Ferguson's
The ,assessment of Hayfield this.
Year is $22,500 higher than' -last,
years'" 'ttssessinent, :Some idea of'
the amount o:f building' done. during
the past year may he gathered frena
this, especially' when it is borne in
mind that in several "eftses assess
Matt has been .lowered.
1V1r, harry, Darrow. has a crop. f.'
, 1, o
oats ih his garden this year, which
wonicl,,da horse?s•,heart peed to set+'
tn1eSI, ,,thein: tl five feet ten
D , toe, c
5. ik,4 t .i a , k� c •.
elsuch e,x l s oafs,
If wauidn't heed ta,worry about
wintering his team and °flexible them.
come out sleek and fat, in the spring:
!Che Bayfield' Voters' List has been
printed and was first, 110510dtrip in -
the cleric's office on Wednesday, The.,
L t• l
o a number •of voters is 208 and
those qualified to sect as juror's num-
ter 96. " •
THE FARMERS ANI)''1`IIEIll
(Ciontinued,E'nom Page 1)
the riv'si @ ' a 1
@ @ d t ou d iv is
a t the
t h l to
> 1 t
young people gathered; Wound up the
very enjoyable day ".
Tho Farmer's pieele was a lilg
success The only disappointment
was the failure of the speakers, Miss
MacPhail and Hoar, Re II,,Grant, to
appear, but such disappointments
ai•e by no means tare nor are they
confined to .any one class of people,
Chairman Scott gave it as lits
opinion that in the holding of. .poi-
itiaal picnics the United °Partnere,
were striking; out a new trail but he
spoke without refection. ` The fath-
ers and-g'randfathet•s of he men and
women who listened to him, the mo-
thers and grandmothers too,, had at-
tended political :picnics -before and
since he was born. The political
picnic was a feature.pf both old par-
ties in times. Some of the,
most eloquent speeches of ,leaders In,
the ,two, old peeries, and bot1r. boast
ed orators in the old days whatever'
may be said of today, were deliver-
ed in the open, air, under the can-
opy a the' blue` stet', at just such'.
gatherings as last Thursday's. The
woods in many parts of this Pro-
vince might still re-echo some of the
eloquence of these former drays, in
this, as in manyother things, the
Farmers have found it wisdom. to
follow the lead of the two: old par-
ties.
o4:a:
,Mr. Hicks told the people that
Hon, R. H. Grant wasmost anx-
ious to come to Huron County to talk
about
school'
natters
an '
d that h h
had no doubt 1 ei
that arrangements
Would be made for a .visit before'',
long. We eyeuid suggest Clinton
as a central place for the holding of:
a meeting so that till electors in the
county night have an opportunity
of hearing the Minister of Educe -
tion. -
'Oarna
The union picnic of the three Me-;
thodist. ehurches::of; the .Varna ;Circ
suit, which was held at Bayfield on
;July„ l9th,;:was, a:gaand success:. ;The.
'appointments were:. well represented,
and as the day,was ideal --for ;such.
.an oecassion, all.Seemed to enjoy
themselves to the tallest, extent. The
tables fairly groaned under the good
things so amply provided by the
ladies, while the sports - committee
enthused the crowd , by the various
amusements which' occupied their at-
tention. during the afternoon,
The following': are the ,tames of
those who - obtained prizes in the
several racing contests:
Girls of eight and under: a3catrice
McQueen, Laura Webster, Gladys
Coleman:
Boys eight and under: Calvin Fos-
ter, Harold Glazier, Thompson Col-
clough. . ,
Girls nine to twelve: Rachell John-
ston, Jane Langford, Mary Cudinore.'
Boys nine -,to twelve: Will Clark,
exnartl•Keys, Edgar Snaith._
Girls :twelve to fourteen: Grace
Coleman, Irene Chiller..
`Bo ys twelve Y we ve to fourteen;'^Elwood
Epps, '.Stewart Keys, Melvin' Web-
ster,
• Girls fourteen to -eighteens Vera
Dowson, Ruby Erratt, Eleanor Mc -
ley,
'Boys' fourteen to ,eigirteeu: 1111•-.
buICinr Keys, Gordon Hayter, , "Melvin,
Clara:, ' •
Young ..men:. Ebner.: Webster, A.
Keys, Roy Connell, ,
Wonrens' race: Mrs. Howson,Miss,Felly, Mrs:. D. J. Stephenson •
Men 26 to 40: Rev. ,I. L. Foster,
G: E. Johnston, Fred Reid.
Men over: forty: G. Coleman It.
Robinson:,. ' D. J. Stephenson andt
R.;,W,ebster.," tied
Ladies tinder' 60: Mrs. Connell
and Miss Ifelly
Bachelor's' ••
1 r s' race: , :Jas. Robinson
Elmer Webster,' Tom Stephenson.
Three legged race: Webster and
Johnston,. Johnston and .MeClymont,
Webster and Clark.
Stand and .lump:' ' Ruskin\ Iters,
Elmer Webster, 'IenryDaynent,
Many
took
trips y 0o on the lake and
rowed in the 'liver, all returning
home after a good days sport.
'Marriages
ULMAN-NELSON ---At Kitchener,
on, JuI•y• 12th, -.by the Rev. ,Mr:
Prescot, Mildred :Doris, .daughter
es, Mr. and Mrs. John Uhnan, to
Walter McKinley Nelson,;son of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson 'of,
the. Base line north of (Hinton.
suieneemerstatumemeraser
Renewer
Energy
Wholesotine, ,well -made Bread
Is nature's best cure for that
worn-out feeling. �
Brown li S
w good
bread
Ninth, lq str
, t n l Ceti. 'i tt'
c y st tt }ons for
'Young "Itiid ' okl because It's
richest in food•valuo.
st I'
A i your Grocer for it.
F, J,' ,BROWN & CO,
AGOODBAKERY
PHONE NO. 1CLINTON'
c Ptaw Service
or :the ,hi hest order,
ever
1
.i'' v'� t sold,
IP
stands behind
10259
8x lt..
� M lc,e ,cera-.rsealed' Pacliet Only.
A Real
Special in a'Cohoe Salmon(Red)
ing and fine for table use, , A Iarg
utility Jar Rubbers the kind that
t
keep your jars airtight and saves
your fruit, per dozen ,.
Ginger Snaps and Lemon Crisp
Calces per lb,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,l6ets.
Our delivery is now up=to-date
deliver your goods promptly to all
the country
Get the Habit
JOHNSC N & CO'S CR
Just the thing for picnic or camp
e tin fax 30 eta,
We still offeruf
yo`tea at the old
price air' bulk'' or packages.
Choice assortment of tartrit filled
led:
calces, per lb. . 25c,_.
and is always at your service, We
parts of the town and sometimes in
of Dealing at
aCERY Phone tit
TILE STOT'E FOR EVBRYBOI Y
Try a Ton of Our Chestnut Coke
,It is cheaper and cleaner than Anthracite and burn.'
without smoke or gas '
Just the thing T
summer
f0cooking and early winter heating
Exclusive Agency for H. L. & W.
Scranton Coal:..
J B. MUSTARD Phone 74
Office opposite 0. T. R. station:
C. H. VENNER, Electrician
EIectnacRn es,Fix a
res
,. Bu16sn !eons , k ins and other
Appliances
Wiring
irin . and Repairs.
P
hon
e SIw.;
•
Auburn
Mr. and MTs. Mcllvene and fam-
ily of Nova Scotia aro, visiting the
latter's parents,.. Mr, and: Mrs. A.
Asquith. '
Miss Cora McCool of Toronto, for-
merly of the Sterling ;Bank staff, 1s
viiting friends here:
I4Ir. W, McNabb and son, of Tor-
onto are visiting his cousin, Mr. W.
J. Andrew.
A convention of Sunday School
workers, will be held in the Baptist
church next Monday afternoon com-
mencing at 1.30 p,m.
Oivio iloliday
In compliance with .a largely
signed .petition 1 hereby proclaim
Monday;, August '4h, as Civic • Holi-
day for'. the Town of Clinton,'and
call upon all citizens to observe it
as such. -
1 DAVID• CANTELON, Mayor.
Clinton, '
to , July 26th, 1922 ,
50-2
Cod
rich Races
Aug. 2nd ia. d 3rd
COME TO GODERICH` FOR 'THE'
RACES ON AUGUST 2 " AND 3.
SPLENDID TRAGIC AND2000 IN
$'
P1J ISES. 60-1
Hayfield's Voters', List t
The Voters' List, 1922, for the
Village of Bayfield, County of Him -
oh: Notice is hereby given that 1
have transmitl;ed or delivered to the
persons mentioned in section 9 of
the Ontario Voters' List Act the cop-
ies of the list, made pursuant to the
said Act, of all persons appearing
by the Iast revised Assessment Roll
of the said, Municipality to be astir.
led to vote in . the said Municipality
at elections of ,,the., Legislative As-
sembly and at Mnnieipal elections
that the said listwasfirst posted up
in my office at .Bayfield on the 26th
day •of July, 1922,,and remains here
for inspection, " And I hereby call
upon all voters to examine said list
and if any errors or omissions' etre
found therein tb take immediate pre-'
eeedings to have same corrected ac-
cording to law, Dated at Bayfield
this 26th day, of July, 1922: H.W.,r
Erwin, Munieipal Clerlt. 60-3'
Raincoat Lost
Between Elliott's livery; and Bay
field, ss- heavy rainproof coat. Fi d-
er kindly ,connrittnicate with, 1Vliss
K. Lovett, Clinton. 60-1-p
Farm For Sale.
• Lot 28, coneessiotl 4, I-Iltllett,: 100
acres, 11/z miles north o£ Clintpn on
Base' line, Ori the premises are
bank barn 40x60, shed 00x50, stone
foundation, driving shed. 18x04 new,
Also a good frame house. Never
failing ,.w
ell, f itn well Watered. Ap
_
plY
on the promises. Walter Nair,•
59-tf
L Mens@ Number Lost
1,ic@rise No. 1.48825 lost,' between'
Porter's :1.1111, and Clinton: Finder
Waft coinniunicate with Sutter' dt
ly'e due Clinton,- 594"
t
'
t:,
To•� Pell 4r Rent'
nt
totse• onPrincess streets. . .14‘or
particulars apply..,to,' '',r Drydnne,
COME WITH US TO
Ooderich'
AND ATTEND THE -
Dinner Dance
—AT—
Hote . Redior
Hotel d
Next Saturday Evening JULY, 28th.
Dancing from 6,30 to '12.00.
Music by Miss Gene Connon' and
London Orchestra. '
SundayDinner—Music 1' to 2.45.
Dinnr—Mu
Sunday PP u re7
S e Musi c 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 $1.00 per couple
-With additional charges' for lunch"
a 'la carte.
Farm•For Sale
Lot 16 pt. 1'7 concession 1 Mullett,
Huron road 1r/a in$les, east of, Clin-
ton: This farm contains 127 acres
100 acres drained and iii first class
eonth-He , the -> balance ' is pasture
land' and birsh , Oh the premises is
a good barn' 40x74 with stone -stabl-
ing ' and cement Soove also hen house,
pig pen and;drive, shedon cement
foundation ;'.There is a two story
brick house with modern convenien-
ces. Farm is' -well watered with first
class 'springs and also spring creek.
running across one comer. Farah
is Welt adapted for mixed farming.
I+ or terms and 'condit'ions make ap-
plication on the premises or' Clinton,
R. R. No. 4. John Noble 58-tf
.Wan
Boarder o ted
Any gentlemen' 'wishing for a pri-
vate boarding house,' inquire at' The
News-Reeotd office, 56-tf
For Sale Or Rent
Brick residence for sale or rent,
Rattenbury street et present oc-
cupied by 'Re Marshall, Possession
August '1st, apply Jaloli Taylor 24
Elletbeck Ave. Toronto, 57-11
Douse Tainting -
• General, house painting of ` all
hinds. Orders promptly attended
to. Apply atpaint shop, opposite
The Mill, Clinton. Ward & !;vans
Phone 63. 55-tf
... - Parc For. -Salo, '
Lot 26, Con. 17th, on the Base
line, axile north of Clinton. 22%
'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, 111rs, John Italetead,
41-tf
Spirella Corsets
Spirella- Corsets for healthfulness,
Style, comfort and durability. 'Ev-
ery corset nude' to . measure. 'Mrs.
Eliizalleth Kennedy, Ontario street,
Clinton, Phone 142. 1.2.1021
House" for Sale
solid rick 1 ou town
8 -room, so rd o b n s, t wn
Water and olestate lights, goodgar-
den and, chicken • house., „Apply,an
prentises. Conner of North and
Spencer Sts. --A. C.' Clarltson,---80-t1
1 Hay For Sale
00 acres of choice timothy' and cle-
ver' haf, 1t/a; miles south' of Clinton,
Would sell.' in if, or 10 neve lots.
Toxtits to suit.piirebeser,
As .I` ani ,retiring • from business ail
1.
aCCann;S-'iflt{^it•:" 'e .:
i li Settled h jun')
o
y
00thN
Ir, A l10 er
ton.
Phone n 10. �F,.
nCr 1f
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lIlilIer--
Sciccelsors to Ni, 'Li, Corless—Rowlandst'
old stand
"Save the Surface and you Save nil"
Everything for painting, including genuine
Lend; and Baden Puce linseed oil,
Everything in general hardware including
.ces ,See our 1900'W,a
Cataract Electrical
l sier>
italid power Washer, Watchh the, papers .. for
clays on these labor saving device
"Plephapt'.' White ',:
Elepte eal Applian-
also 1900 Gravity,
our demonstration
'espeonoq Otte ao3 s°
CR•EONOID—Tho popular Ply Oil, Lice Destroyer, and Cow
Spray, •
Now is the time to order eavetrough
Roll and- Valley icon.
conductor pipe, Ridge
.We can serve you promptly on your plumbing, "heating or roof-'
ing problems,
PLOW POINTIS TO F3T ,ALL PLOWS
;_
SPECIAL—while
.they last "a Never 'Pail 5"
• with pump filled with `Coal 011 for 33,25.'
'gallon
•
oil can
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III@EDIIORMIIIIlii iElimlOISHISTE i
.til
Y.
1S A MONTH OF
Speoia!
yes
In -Ladies' and child-
ren's Fine Shoes, Ox,
.,
fords and Slippers.
Reg. $7,50 to 8 .for ,4$6 90:'
Reg. $6.,50 t 7,0Q'for . 5..00
Reg $5,50 to $6•.00• for: ' $4.00^
Mango
more a v atueS
just as good.
Wm. Barry
Opposite the Postoflice. Clinton
Oagfield Shoe Shop
Just opened first•chess'Shoe--repair
shop. We put on:,new heel's, rub
ber heels and ai`
d hlf soles whiley ou
wait.,
Bar ;-
Fred
low
57-4
OSTEOPATHY.
DR.' A. M. HEIST,
.Osteopathic Physician " "
Pat Des'M i
G ra d e, ' Moines Still College
of Osteopathy. g
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 use of drugs or
surgery.
Successor to Dr. 3'eileinan.
Ofee, Goderich, Ont.
At the •Graham House every Tues-
day after 6.90 p,m.
•
Sced Corgi
Wisconsin No. 7,, Improved , Leam
ing, Golden: Glow, Bayley, White
Cap, Croni,pton's Early, Longfellow,
Eureka Ensilage and Golden Ban-
tam 'Sweet. -
SEED BUCKWHEAT.
Japanese, clean; cool and sweet.
SEED MILLET,
Yellow and red.
SORGHUM. a
Early Amber, Sugar Cane:
CALF MEAL
Royal Purple Calf Meal and Stock
'Foods.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR
WOOL
. Jen1
•
W. Jenkins & Sp1I.
• FLOUR AND FEED
Phones: Elevator 199 R
es
, idenC. 141
4
?Clothes Cleaned ttnd Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed anti re-'
paired. Woolen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms over Heard's barber shop.
W. ,I. Jago, —,:8344
Boars forr Service
Chats ion bred, big type Ytarlshr
q
aud chugtnr White bear
% for $erVieb.
At: home every forenoon A, C.
Levey, Phone 5 on 639, Clinton '-48
The South !End
Cr it
Try our store your su pe
a,
you will find our prices ;
AS LOW AS ANY
FULL STOCK FRESH GROGES4TES'
Prompt delivery to all . parts of the
town,
BIGHEST. PRIDE FOR
BUTTER AND EGGS
PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY i
DELIVERED: l .
Mrs. M. J. Brown:
PRONE .144. '
•
Chestnut C
_....lDlfe
We. have osi :hand for, iinmediatee-
delivery a ear of: real Chestnut' Coke'.
KENNEL .AND SOFT : 00AP
Also some , good Hardwood:0 .
Leave orders at my `. Resideiice#
Huron street, or Phone 155.
B. WARD
CiI AL ..
NUT. STOVE & EGG }�
ALWAYS ON -HAND
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
R. J. MILLER
Orders taken at residence, Phone 118:
Oita o
�1 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 Alsilce +
Orchard • Grass Alfalfa stn._,;'
Timothy 'Blue Grass' vdt'
White and Yellow Sweet Cloven +'=J'
In Baby Chick reed
Blatehford's Milk Mash,;,-
Pratt's- Buttermilk Mash "•`
=
Wodehouse
Royal Purple '
H. 0. Cooked Chitek`Feeds
Always on hand:.'
Western Oats,' 'Shorts, Oat Flour' '
Linseed Meal, 'Purina Chicken Chow
der:" Flours: Five Roses, Hunts Sil-
ver Crown. • Special gripes;•on Hpss's'
for a -few; days,
Wanted,' a quantity of Peas Buekis
,
wheat and Red Clover. Submit,eanisa
ales. oSt
- J. FORD &, SON*
Phone 123.
Flour '• and Feed 'Merchants and
Grain Buyers
Also issuers of 'Hunters & Trappers
licenses
Live
WANTED
Partners who raise poultry for
profit sell : all their.' old roosters and
broody hens, also young cockerels.weighing about two pounds •ieaeh;
during June .and Coops •sties-:"
plied. -Write or phone to .,serer-;
11.1:4
GUNN, LANGLOl5 I ,;
CLINTON, ONTARIO. d
N. W. TREWARTEA, Aianager,
Phone No. 130 liolme%ville 601 r 11
CRIAM WANTED! +
The deinand for our butter
creasing. ;
O.o su 1 this demand ave e n
more erarpamy x q ,
„I
We request you to ship us: e.
creast Ya%,,.
- e'
W guarantee qou rho I'dg hear
Market ,Prices, accurate tests and
prompt service.
Our ficin is khowui to ,you and needs'
no .further reooiaipend.
We
pay alt express charges, Turn,
ash cream cans and pay twice each
month,
Write for cans orfurther informs.,
t
tion o the
.C1TE SLATi`G1ITII CItIIAItIERY' Co,;
0. Al,' BARBER, AIA 3AGI E,.