HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-8-3, Page 5s.
f Interest tip You
and, Me
Those e w ho do pot cnrn8 to Clin-
ton nest Monday will 'miss 0 good
tdnys sport,
' It is about time," remarks .tn eke'
ante,'"to milt' blaming evoivthin
the war and' s1ai t doing a Baal
are w osk,,,
By the way,has the King Govern-
ment collected business profits tax
from the •Riordon Company? It
purely has not accepted another,
"`note," in lieu of payment,
'Apples are an excellent •crop in
-this section this season but just
'within the past few weeks some of
them are reported to be "spotting,"
Tho damp, waren weather is said to
bp responsible.
"If you forget the rules of the
,road, you can safely fall back on the
Golden -Rule." is the way a list of
motoring, rules ends up and it might
Ib0 well for all 'drivers of cart to re-
member that one. '
A New York girl regretted so
much her'; lolly in bobbing her hair
that she committed suicide. We
wouldn't adyise such, extreme• mesas-
ures, however, Tile ,hair will grow
again, 01 given a chance.
Britain is making `•, -arrangements'
-to pay off 'Ker whole. debt to the J.
S A...is -willing that the German
indemnity ,be -reduced, and is abut
to cancel the debt France owes` her,
Here indeed s) $nderstanciingand
action, in line with the law, of bro.
therhood. Londois :Free Press,
Premier King says that the em-
ployees of the Canadian National
Railways should, have the 'same priv-
ileges of becoming parliamentry can-
.didates as the employees of the C.
P': R. Would he'.go so far; as to
allow postmasters and other ' civil
servants like privilege? : The prin-
,cipal is exactly the same.
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"The only thing the. governing-
-class of this country, is efdelent. at
is making life a burden to -the peo-
.ple,' Is the rather sweeping com-
plaint of the 'Ridgetown Dominion;
This was the summing un of. i cern-
plaint regarding the present method
of Collecting taxes, Everybody
would like to have taxes painlessly
collected' but the Dominion is like
man others, at rs, it complains of the
present method but suggests no bet-
ter one. .
C. C. L Lower School Examinations
The following lc a :complete Suiflnlary o1 •the results og the Lower,'
School examination. (I) ntdicatt'�s iirot class honours 75-100; (II)see-
and chins honour 00-7 ' II third S 4, (1 5 hod clanghonours 00-05, (0) pass 50.59;
where the marks are given the pupil will be required to rewrite that pa-.
p01 at a subsequent examination.
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Auburn
Miss Edna Raithby'and' Miss Maly
.Osborne of ,Toronto are holidaying
.at the lforiner's horiie 'here.
141x, " and Mrs. H. Snyder of
:Summerhill visited in Auburn the
beginning of the week.
We are sorry to report that Miss.
F. Scott is seriously ill.'
A large crowd ,attended ,the Sun-
4day= School wor`ker's conference held
in the Baptist 'church last Monilay
.afternoon.
Mrs. It. D. Munro and baby are:.
-visiting the lady's sister near Strat-
ford:
Varna
Mr. Oliver Keyes' motored' from
Detroit and was, the guest . of his
visited Miss'A. Keys, over 'Sunday,
Miss Royce; Bahner, of Hamilton
'•was the guest of Mr: and•Mrs.'Bill
:Reid for the week -end, '
'Mrs.' J. J. Keyes of Nashville,
'Tenn., and daughter Dorothy, -aro
the guests of her brother, Mr. W.
Logan,
Dr. and :Mrs,. Weekes •of 'London
were here, as 'the guests of their
.aunt; Mrs. Charles Weekes.
Gladys Addison
Marg. Aikenhead
Marion Alcock
Blyth Anderson
Sadie Anderson
Willie Argent
Myrtle Armstrong
Eileen Atkinson
Douglat all
Marg. )3all
Leonard .BBoyce :.
Thos . Caldwell
Ferg. Carter
Ray Carter,
Grace Churchill :1
Donna 'Cochrane
Harry Cochrane
Bessie Cole
Helen` Cooke -
Normart Counter•.
Harold Crich
Ruth Dale
Orville ` Dew
Sybil Eacrett
Fred Elliott
Carol' Evans
Ruth, Evans
Anna Flynn
Ernest Ford
Jean Ford
Isabella t Fraser ,
James 'Fraser
Janet Fraser
Laura Garrett
Clarence- Glazier
Dorland Glazier
Donald. Glen III TI• C C
Nfadeline: Hawkins .. II IT, II C
Ethel „Hogg
Frank Hovey
Mary Hovey
William
Hovey,
Kenneth }hint
Ernest Hunter
Thos. jack -son
Dorothy Jervis
Harold:Johnston
Olive Josling
Emerson Ryle
Olive Lawrence
Lucy Levy • '
Harold Livermore•
John Livermore,''
Marjorie. Lyon'
Stewart McBrien
MargareteConnell
Edna McCowan
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John McGregor
Elinor McKinley
Nellis McNeil
Ilatherine McTaggte
Edgar Maguire
Marybelle Mair
Estella Marquis
Robert Marshall
Austin Matheson
Violet Miller .•
Wilbur Nelson
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"STANDARD" THE WORLD OVER
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Special in a Cohoe Salmon ;(Red) Just the thing for, picnicor camp-
ing and fine for table use, A large, tin for 30 cts, p
Quality Jar Rubbers, the kind, that We still offerY - oA,te
keep. ' your jars; airtight and saves : price ina at the old
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your fruit, per dozen . , ,,10c, Choice` bulk or assortment of Fruit filled
Ginger Snaps and Lemon ,Crisp cakes, per. Ib. ....25e.
Cakes per lb.. c
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Our delivery is now 'up-to-date and is always at
good'
deliver' your rom 1 your ssovicei We
li pt Y to all parts of the town and sometimes in
the countl'Y
Get the Habit of Dealing at
JOR S'C
Iy N & CO's GROCERY - Phone 111
THE STORE POR EVERYBODY
Try a Torn of tour Chestnut Coke
It its cheaper and cleaner than anthracite and bairns
without smoke Oras "
Just the thing
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, for summer cookilig and;,earlV winter ,heating
Exclusive. Agency for- D. --L.. & . W."
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a4/iUSTARD � Phone 74
Office opposite G. 'r. R, station.
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FFR 'SALE
MODERN • HOME—William at Princess..;,
LOT—Full size, garden, fruit, shade trees, large lawn.
HOUSE: Frame, full ' size cement . baseiuent, hot : water heating,
extra large 'azerandah, balcony. -
GROUND FLOOR—Hall,living-room, dining -room, den, kitchen,
pantry, wash -room, side verandah on kitchen. - '
FIRSTFLOOR—Ha11, five bedrooms, three-piece bathroom, large
size octagon pedestal basin, glass towel rods, ,etc•
Each sleeping apartment equipp ed witih individual heat and an
proved system of ventilation.
Everything fox health, comfort and eonvenience.
Apply on., premises, D. S. Cleft::: 61-tf
It Fags to Advertise
Use your wn window space ,
DAVID. B. CUNNINGRAAI, CLINTON, :61.4-p
Sooialawn
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Jean • Plumsteel '.. Q .IL, C 1
Erie Reid ' • ,G C r1I III In Il - 1 go
Harold Richard; ,TI 0 0' Ill Il 1111 11
Kenneth Roberton .. SII TT ITI II
Beryl Salter •C C_ I T. T T 11 ,, 1
William Simpson 0 0 C' 44 44 III III 11
Baroid Snell C "IT C. ,
Laura Snell C . II ' .. C II •
Donna Stevens '0 `.II0 . 0
Elizabeth .Stewart.: • C C • III
Mary Stewart III C C C C II II II ,
Kathleen Taylor • IT C 0 '41 11 C Ii C
Leona,;Tlaylor
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Edna Thompson
Marion . Thompson
Esther- Trewartha
Elmer Trick
Annie Turner
Mrs. Evans, who has been very L
ill, is somewhat' better.
Mrs. McAsh is visiting+her tlaugh P
ter, lylrs.' Hamilton, in Michigan:
211m nienic "'of 'the.I United Sunday
Schools was a grand affair, it hag:
Varna's Civic holiday.
The Misses Fair of Lon n were-
-the guests. of Miss Rena Tihnen for
'the week -end.,
Mr. and, ,'Mrs. John Foster were
the guests of .Mr.' and Mrs. A.
Foster of-Glenaven, Manitoba, '
ouisa`Turner
Ar`nbld' Venner
rrol -Walter
Edward Walters •
Olive Watkins
.Jack Wigginton
Mabel Wright
Joseph Yeshec
Births
SELERY-In Tttekersmith, on July
22nd, to NIr `, and 1VIrs, Norris_.
Selery, a son
HOLMES--At Seaforth, on July
26th, to Mr. and 'Vas. Charles
Ilohnes, a daughter.
JOI123)STON—At. Goderich, on July
24th, to Mr. and. Mrs. Chester
Johnston, a slaughter.
ARMSTROVG-1n' Exeter, on , July
201,h, to i!'Ir. and . Mrs, • W. IT.
Armstrong, a daughter.
,013.1011—In Tuclversinith, on July
24th, to Mr; and Mrs. Nelson
Crich, a son.—Alvin Lawrence,
Death's
COLLINSON.--In HulIhtt township,
en, July 29th, Mary Ann, Dandy,
widow of the late William Colliu-
son, aged 92. years glad 0 days.
,CLAYTON --At the City Hospital,
Saskatoon, Sask., on July 29th,,
Christina J. Fraser, wife of 10433,
John Clayton, aged 31 years.
Huliett Township
Miss Mary Snell went to ;Guelph
' last week to meet Mrs, Alexander'
and Miss McConnell of Hamiota,.
Man:, who have been visiting about
here for some weeks, and together
they tools a little trip to Niagara
Falls;
Miss ;lean Weir is hollda in in
Louden. Y g,
Th�. M ssrs. ,1of "
Thr e , s Snell 1 Ilayenbur-
tot1 Stock Farm," sliipporl "scventoen
sheep to 1ioelkliort, N', 'Y"„ this week,'
They were good ones, , but Messrs,
Snell have plenty left xnd•j'ntefici
hibiting 81 both Toronto and Loddon
this Year, `
,,and Mrs. Prank Reynolds of
Chicago leave "beenvisiting relatives
here abouts.,
A Monster lawn`ioelal will be held
under the auspices of the II, F. W,
0. and TI,' F. 0, of Hensair on the
grounds of Mrs. W. N. Glenn, lot
23 concession 7, Usborne•, on
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Miss . Mattie Blacker is. spending
a few days visiting. her mint ucl
uncle in Goderich,
Tenders Wanted
Tenders Will be 06000vod by the un_
dersignecl: for the completion of the
nnfinishcl portion .01 Branches B and
C of the ICnburn Swamp Drain in
the Township of. Mullett. There 18
approximately 800 cubic yards to
be removed. Tenders will be open-
ed at Lontlosboro on Tuesday, August.
15th at 7.30 33,30. at which time the
Council will meet, A cheque for
5%- of the amount of tender to ae-
company the same., Lowest or any
tender- riot 'necessarily accepted.---
John Fingland, Clerk of Hullett. 61-2
Farm For. Sale
Lot 29 concession 13 IItillett, on
the premises there is a good bush
and never failing creek,, land, suit-
able for all kinds of grain and roots,
Apply on the premises to the leg-
atees. 61-29p
'Watch Found
On the beach ,at Hayfield, r sil-
ver watch. C. H. Veinier, 61.11
Mortgage
Wanted� to borrow $4000,00 on
farm fa01110133 McKillop,: security, double
value, W. Bryclonci• (11-'e
Templeton's Rheumatic Capsules
have become the Standard Remedy
for Rheumatism, Sciatica, Neuritis
and Lumbago, Thousands fave ,been
restored to hcaitbtiuroughT.I ;,C,;s.
If Yoh suffer, gatti box at .your'
Druggist's to -day. Don't lot pato
spoil the best years of your lite.
the C
slandird Remetl
R�►I'S
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80141 by J,` E. Hovey, Clinton, 0331.
ONSTER
United Farmers' Picnic
at Grand Bend on
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 16
Speakers— Premier" Drury, Wn>,,.•
Black, M, P., A. Thetas, M. P. 1'3,,
Sports of all kinds, Easoball'matcia
in tha', nroriiing.•" Come ,and enjoy'
the,T day at the lake. 61‘2
Renewed
Briergu
Wholesome, well -made Bread
is nature's best- cure for that
worn-otit, feeling.
i3rowr 's, good iu'ead
WPM sturdy constitutions for`,
young and 'old, "because it8
richest^ .in ,food -value,
Agit .our Grocer r ' •
Y for it,
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BROWN & CO.
A GOOD BAKERY
PIION3)11 NU. 1 CLINTON
Hsi
Hon. Manning Doherty; Minister of
Agriculture, Miss 1VIcPhail, M. P.,
`W51r. Black, M. P. and Andrew
Hicks, M. P. 1'. wiliibe present and
will give interesting addresses.
Gates open at 7, Programme at 8.
Bancl itrattendance. Admission 25c.
Win
Races
Races in W,ingbam
: e 1 , 9and 10
Two big racing vents, $;2,000:,
in purses.: Admission 50o, 253
Douse Il r Salo
Frame cottage with two lots, on
Huron street, barn on premises,
garden with : small . fruit. •.- -For
further Particulars apply to Miss B.
Qant"elon, oh premises. 61.11
13ayfield's Voters' List
The Voters' List,. 1922,. for the
Village of.Bayfieicl, County of Iiur-
on. Ndtice is hereby given that 1
have transmitted or delivered to the
poisons mentioned in section 9 of
the Ontario Voters' List Act. the cop-
ies of the list, made Pursuant to Phu
said Adt, of -all -persons appearing
by tho last revised Aseessnierlt, Boll
of the said Municipality to bo entit-
led to vote in the said Municipality
at elections of the Legislative As-
sembly and at Municipal elections
that the said list was first posted ;up
in, my office at Bayfield on -the 26th
day of July, 1022, and remains here
for inspection,. And I hereby call
upon all votera to examine said list
and if any errors or omissions are
found therein to take immediate pro-
ceedings to have sane ccrreeted ac-
cording to law,: Dated at Bayfield.
this 20th day of Jury, 1922, Il. 'W.
Erwin, Municipal Clerk. • 60.3
Farm For. Sale
Lot 28,concession ession'4, TIuliott, 100
acres, lri3 miles north" of Clinton on
Base 'lino. 0o tho promises aro
bank l ars 40x00, shod' 30.x50, stone
foundation, driving shed 1811134 /30W.
Also a good frarno house, Never
failing well, forth well watered. Ap-
ply 011. the promises., • Welter Mair,
50-t±'
Porto WITH US TO
Goderich
AND ATTEND THE .
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Dimer -Dance.
---AT--- '
Hotel Redtord.
Next Saturday Evening
AUGUST 5th
Dancing from 6.30 to 12.00.
Music ,by, Miss Gene Connon and
London Orehestrx.
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
$3.09 per couple.
After 8.30 $1.00 per couple
With additional charges for lunch'
a la' calrte:
Faros For Sale
Lot46 6 "pt. 17 ,concession 1 Iiullett,
Huron road 11/4 miles east of Clin-
ton. This farm contains 127 acres
100 acres drained and in first class
condition, the balance is pasture
land and bush. On the premises is
a good barn 40x74 with stone stabl-
ing and cement floors, also hen house
pig pen and drive shed on ' cement
foundations There is 's two story
brick House With modern . convenien-
ces. Farrar is well watered with first
class . springs and' also spring creek
relining across one corner, Farm
is: well adapted for mixed :farming.
For terms and conditions make ap-
plication on the premises or Clinton,
P. R. No. 4, John Noble 58-tf
License Number Lost'
License No :"148-825 lost between
Porter's, Hill and Clinton, Finder
kindly communicate with Sutter &
Perdue, Clinton. 59-tr
For Salo Or Rent- '
Brick residence. for sale or. rent,
Rattenbury street at present oe-
cupied by R. Marshall. Possession
August int, apply Jacob Taylor 24
I011erbeck Ave. Toronto. 57-11
Farre For Sale
Lot 26, Con, 17th, on the Base
line, milenorth of Clinton.' 2214
acres first class land, good house,,
bank., barn end young orchard just'
(beginning to bear,.` Also 7-reorned
;tease cm Albert street) Clinton, Wa-
ter* 'good garden, barn.- Apply on
latter premises, Mrs. John Halstead,
—41-tf
Snireila Corsets
Spiiteila Corsets lar healtlit'uhjess,'
style, comfort and durability. 'Ev-
erycorset made to measure, lbIrs.
Elizabeth' iCennody, , Ontario, street,
Clinton, Phone 142.' 121021
House for Sale
$-room, solid prick arouse, town
wader and Pectus+ lights, good gar-
den and chicken house. Apply on
proulises. Cornet of North anti
Spencer Sty.—A. 0. Clarkson,- 80 -if
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Successor's to M. ',p, Corle733- RoWfands aid starer
"Save the Surface ' and you Save all"
Everything for pointing, .including genuine White
Rare linseed' oil. "Dlo hant'i
Load and Baden P W tc
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Everything in. general 'hardware,' including Electrical Applian
ccs See our 1990 Cataract Blectrietal Washer also 1900„ Gravity
hand power Washer. Watch the ./iapers for our demonstration
days on these labor saving devlces, for the lrouewife, '
•Q13EONOD) Tho popular 1'ly Oil, Lice Destreyor„ rind Cow'
SPeay•
Nowand 'Visalley the, timeiron,'to order eavetrough, . ',conductor t e R
Roll -
We can serve you promptly on yourplumbing•, heating or root-
ing problems.
PLOW POINTS TO FIT AI,L;PLOWS
SPECIAL --while they, last, a Nevor-F&'3l' 6 gallon oil can
with pump filled with ` Coal Oil for 83.25,
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In':Compliance with a largely
signed petition , I hereby pronlaiih
Monday, August 7th, as Civic Holi-
day for. the Town of Clinton, and
call upon a1 citizens to observe it.
assuet r
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DAVID OANTELON, Mayor
Clinton, July 26th. 1922
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To Sell or Rent
.House on Princess street. For
particulars apply to W. Br•ydone.
58-tf:
,u ust
IS'A fNIONTI-1 OIC-
Spe�ia! Valu •
es
In ~-Ladies' and child-
ren's Fine Shoes, Ox.
fords and Slippers,
Reg. $7.50 to $S for K00
Reg. $6-50"' to $7;00, for $5.00
Reg, $5.50 to $6.00 for -$100
Mang more values
just as good.
L1A. arrg
Opposite the PostoffiJo. 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 use of drugs or
:surgery.
Successor to Dr. Heileman.
Office, Goderich, Ont. .
At the Graham House every Tues-
day after 6.30 p.m.
Wisconsin No, 7, Improved 'Learn-
ing, Golden Glow, Bayley, White
Cap,'Croingiton's Early, Longfellow,
Eureka Ensilage and Golden Ban-
tam Sweet.
SEED BUCKWHEAT".' .
• Japanese, :clean, cool and sweet.
SEED MILLET!
Yellow and red.
SORGHUM.
Early .Amber, Sugar Cane.
CALF MEAL.
Royal Purple Calf 2±eal and Stock
Foeds. ,
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR
WOOL
' i.'Jelll(ilrs & Son.
FLOUR AND FEED
Phonon: Elevator 199, Residence 441
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Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed and re-
patred. Woolen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms over Heard's ,barber shop.
W. J. Ingo. , —83_if
Boars for Service ',
Champion bred; big type Yorkshire
and Chester White hears for service.
At Monte every ;fbronoon ,--•A, L.
Lolly, Thane 5 on 180, Clinton -,.•28
The South -End
Grocery
Try our store for your suppligb,
you will find our prices
A,4:AW AS ANY
FULL STOCK FRESH GROCERIES
Prompt delivery to all parts of the
town.
IIGEEST PRICE. FOR
' :BUTTER AND EGGS
PHONE • ORDERS PROMPTLY
DELIVERED. - •i
-Mrs.. M. J. ,,Brown
PHONE 144.
Chestnut Coke
We have on hand for immediate,
delivery a car of real Chestnut Coke
KENNEL' AND SOFT .COAL
AAlso some good Hardwood.
cLeave orders at my Residenc®,
Huron street, or -hone 155.
E. WARD
":COAL
l ,
NUT. STOVE 'es EGG
ALWAYS. ON HAND
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
...R. J. MILLER'
Orders taken at residence, Phone119
Ontario Grain Seeds
Experience leas taught us the
above seeds are the only ones for
our district.. We have qn hand Gov.
eminent, Graded .
Red Clover' Alsike
Orchard Grass Alfalfa
Timothy . Blue Grass -•!
White and Yellow Sweet Clover
In Baby Chick Feed' %'
BI-atchford's Milk Mash
Pratt's Buttermilk Mash
Wodehouse
Royal Purple
H. 0.:CooRod 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 •
for a' few days,
Wanted, a quantity of Peas, Buck-
wheat and Red Clover, Submit sam-
ples,.
J. A."FORD &.' SON
:.
Phone 129,
Flour and Feed }Merchants and
'Grain Buyers
Also issuers of Hunters ;& Trappers
licenses
•
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x uitry
WANTED
Farriers who raise poultry' for
profit ,sell all their old- roosters and
broody hens, also young' cockerels
weighing, about two pounds each
during June and July. Coops sup-
plied. Write or phone to
GUNN9 LANGLOIS CO
CLINTON, ONTARIO.
N. 1V. TREWARTI3A, Manager
Phone No. 190 Holmesville 601 r 11
CREAM' WANTED!
The demand for our butter is in-
creasing.
To supply this demand we require
more ere3sm.
We request:you,to ship us your,
cream. ,
We 'guarantee you the Highest
eas
g t
Market. Prices, laccurate tests and
prompt' getn!zae.'
Our firm is known to you and neod'
a
no further recommend.
We all cpchzirges fern-
ish creapaym • cansa ertdxeas pay twice each
month.
Write for cane or further informa-
tion to the
"1Tll SEAVORTf CI1IIAM1ioRY Cf'ty
C. A, BA411)11MANAGEIo,,