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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-9-14, Page 5The Clinton Bagfield Win. Ornll Hamilton James 7}na bride, (iiee..Miss Margery mie,) of Montroai are spending their honeymoon as guests at Miss Fer- gusons, • Mrs,; Lovell and son Mr. T. S. Lovell and Mrs: Bore and Miss Co - boon of London aro occupying Mr, W. R. Robinson's cottage on Dele- van street for September. Rey: S. Anderson of Clinton oc- cupied the pulpit of the Methodist ehnreh' on Sunday evening- last, when he administered the sacrament 5rf, the --Lord's Suppe}. , Mrs, Cleave -who spent the past three weeks at Bad Axe Mich.,: re- turned, home last week. She was .aocornpanied by her daughter and husband, Mr, and Mrs, Gingrich and son of Bad Axe, 1Viieh., who will spend a few weeks. R. Penhale' who went west two weeksago, on a.lbusiness trip return - ,ed , home on Saturday. Rev. A, Macfarlane, Mr, and Mrs. John Fraser, Mrs. McKenzie, Mrs. D. Dewar and Miss Josie Stirling at- tended the Misisonary convention at Seaforth, on Tuesday. A farewell "teawas held on the lawn of Dr. Woo& on Tuesday even- ing for. Rev. Jt C. Pitts and fain-, ily onthe eve of their deRarture. for -their new field of labor at Petrone. During the evening a presentation 'was made by the Guild and Sunday School to Rev. Pitts and wife; to Mr,' Pitts, an umbrella, and to Mrs, Pitts, 'a 'comforter. The address. was read by Miss Cameron `and 'the presentation made by Miss. Luny Woods. 1. Speeches were given - by Rev. Mr. Hind and Dr..: Woods, Mr.: and Mrs. Heinrich and child of Kitchener are guests at the Al- . biori The week after next is [Hospital week. Auburn "Mr. Carl Wagner of Port Dover -spent a few days with his parents. Miss Alma Youngblut is spending week with friends at. Hespeler. The Auburn and Belfast 'baseball teams met, on, the Westfield 'diamond. last .Saturday afternoon:, The score being. 10-5. ,in. favour .of Auburn.' - Mrs J, Mutch and Miss E. Nich- olson .took iii the. Toronto Exhibition last week. Mrs. Chas. Wightman of Westfield hays been spending •a few days with i1'Irs. J. Philips, who is ill, Mr. T. Ratcliffe of Sault Ste. Marie,. Mich., is renewing acquaint- ances : in tfhis vicinity. The week after next is Hospital week; Londesboro Mrs. Bell is -Spending 'a few' days --of this week at the home of icer son, kir. Wm. Bell of the 13th con- cession. Ars-. John . Grainger.: and Miss, Gladys who spent the summer with relatives in the west returned home last week. •'Miss. Pearl Moon entertained a number of girl friends one afternoon bast week. Mrs. Wren Waters and son, Billy, of London, returned home Saturday, after a short visit with friends in 'this locality. Miss Lawdy Young motored tp London with them. Mr: and .Mrs. Frank . Little, ac- companied by . Miss Lizzie "Mains, motored to Jarvis, Ont., where they are visiting, friends. , Mr. Joe Campbell of Walton spent .Sunday at Mr. Robert Young's; Miss Flossie"Jamieson 'is spending a few ..days with her friend, Bliss Jean Young near. Goderich. • Thelocal W men's n's .Institute.was ,.', oe. entertained b ' the BlYth Institute en Thursday of last week and the meet- ing was well attended. • After the ibnsiness part of the meeting the vis- iting ladies took charge of the pro- gram. At the close of the. after- noon tea, was. served and a very en- joyable half hour spent. The Londesboro Institute are looking for- ward to a meeting in the near future -when ;they are to entertain the lad- ies of Blyth,' We are indeed glad to report that Mrs. Edith Ball who has been ill at he home of her brother Mr. Thomas Sampson ii greatlyim roved. 1 , P. Londesboro has quite a large rep - representation attencling Collegiate 'in Clinton` and Continuation in : Blyth, MissSara Barr had a very pleas- ant tea, on Tuesday afternoon in honour of Miss Lawdy. Young who leaves very soon to resume her ;teaching duties in Regina. •Rev. Abery and family have re- turned from Deer Lodge, Bayfield, where they spent the month of Au- ,gust. A very quiet but pretty wedding took ,place: on Tuesday- September. 12th at 12 o'clock at the •home of the bride's' parents, Mr: •and• Mrs. A. Reid, Londesboro When their daugh ter, ICatie became the'bride of Mr, "Frank Marshall of Blyth. Mr, •and. 'Mn;s'. Marshall left on a motor trip to Toronto and on their return will live near Blyth. Mr and Mrs. 'Albert Nett of Mac- Lennan, Algona, spent, a few days with Mr. Nott's uncle, Mr, Richard 'Carter, Mrs. Edward Younghlut and sora, Leonard, spent a few days with •Ther sister",, Mrs. Cutts, of Forest. • „ Mr. Hutton- has completed the cc•nent work on the "dam. and is. now ill running order' again. Mr, ,and Mrs." Ituppe. af. Yoeliors, N,Y., have been ,spending .a few days with 'Mrs, Ruppe's' sister, Mr; : Hutton, Sumtxrerhifl Miss Smith rind Miss Kssto, of ;Ni- hgara;Fails, who have been visiting their brother,' Rbbott Smith of the Base Line, returned home Tait Thurs day. Mr. Not. Bali bus been in 1 Tor - ,onto this week'. Hallett- Township Miss Mary Cartwright has been visiting friends in- Stratford and Toronto While In Toronto she spent some time at the Exhibition, The week after next is Hospital week, Constance Miss Victoria Taylor, of California is visiting her cousin, Miss Helen Taylor and other friends, Miss Mildred .Britton is attending Seaforth High tchooi, Don't forget to attend the revival 'meetings held in the.. church •every evening at half past 7. Rev. Mr. Gilbert of Winnipeg is helping the pastor. • Mrs. Thos.' Andrew of Calgary, Sask., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. B.cB. Stephenson.. Mr. Frank Hall' spent a couple of days in Bayfield last week at their cottage. • Miss Vera Colelough spent a few days last week with friends in God - The week after next is Hospital week. CARD OF' THANKS Mrs, Wilbert Leppingtonalto Mrs. Leppington Sr.. and family, would like to express their sincere grati- tude for the many kindnesses shown thin in their trouble, and also their appreciation of " the beautiful floral tributes.. / • Auction Sale - - Household furniture on Saturday, September 28th, 1922 at 1 o'clock Rattenbury Street. W. R. Counter, proprietor, Geo. H. Elliott, Auction-, eer. 67-2 Second-hand Bicycles I have a number of good bicycles to go cheap.' Come and look ,them over,--Paxman's Garage 67-2-m Clearing Auction Sale, g , Of farm stock and implements on lot 37 part 38; . 9th concession . of Goderich township. On Thursday September 28th, 1922 at 1 o'clock sharp. Agricultural mare, 1' years old,.supposed to he in foal; general purpose mare with foal at foot; geld- ing, ,..four years old; gelding five years' old; driving mare; " 3,' 2 year old steers; 8 1 year old steers; 2, 1 year old heifers; 3 spring calves; farrow cow; 7 pigs about 90 pounds; 4 ' spring lambs; 25, year-old hens; 25 'pulletts, thoroughbred rocks. Im- plements—Massey.Harris' binder, 6 foot;eut;.' McCormack, mower, 6 foot, cut; 12 foot Deering take; Massey.. Harris Fertilizer drill, 11 hoe, -nearly. new; Mann •cultivator;, steel ,'roller; bean harvester and scufiler combined; nearly new; lumber wagon; old wag- on; ,;buggy; cutter; set of sleighs; Massey Harris cutting box, nearly new; rubber' belt; gasoline engine, 41/ horsepower; walking plow; hay rack; gravel box; combination stock rack and box; stone boat; puiper; Melatte 'cream separator,;' robe;buffalo horse blanket; wool knee rug; 32 oot extfion ladder; set of slings; set of heavy team harness;. set of scales; 2,000 pounds capacity; Clinton fanning mill; 50 cords of wood set of plow 'harness; • set of single= harness; 2 acres, good feed corn; 4 rows ' of potittoo6; forks; chains; shovels and other articles too num- erous to Mention,. Terms on chat- tels all sums of 510 and under, cash, over that amount 12 months credit given on furnishing' approved joint. notes or a discount' Pi 4:' per cent. per annum_ allowed for cash or cred- it amounts. " Farm 'consists .of 105 acres of good clay loam, well adapt- ed for grain or grass,'. farm: is in, a high state 'of cultivation all under grass. On the farm is erected: a good 1% storey brick house, 'bank barn, 50x80, pig pen;' 14x20, abund- ance of, water with good windmill. 5 acres of good hardwood bush, 4 acres, good hearing orchard. 'Terms• on farm, 10• per cent. of purchase price to be paid down on day of sale, balance in 30 days.. Everything to be sold as proprietor is " in failing health and is giving up farming. W. H. •Cole, proprietor, Geo. H. Elliott ' Auctioneer., 67-2. For Sale A': geed "big driving' horse, -'4 years old, quiet to rideor drive'' and 'a good worker: Apply- to Mr'. Henry Snyder, Clinton, R. R. No. 2, phone 2 on 604 674f., Farm For Sale 23 acres on the 16th Com; Coderich Tp., 1 mile from Clinton. All 'good farming land, 7 -roomed frame' house, woodshed and driving 'shed. Good bank barn. Apply to II. J.. FIibbs, R 11, No. 2, Clinton. `Phone .12 on 604. • 67-3-p Screen Sensation of The. Year HE SHEIK' with AGNES AYRE+ S: and RUDOLPH VALE1NTTINE Biggest Paramount Special ggp ever produced 'will be presented.at'the Strand. Theatre Seaforth T1iiiR DAY, 21st (once) 8,15 to 10 p.m. FRIDAY 22nd (4 times' 3to11p.m. •3r rtWice. SAPi:�I�DA"Y 2 7.45 to 11 p.m, Adults 30c Childl''en antler J.4, 20c'. - Marriages ,TENKINS--cA TEL(1N-1n Sarnia,: on Thursday,. Septcanber 7th, Ma- bel Llva,•only daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur .Cantelon o1, Clinton to Gorge T. Jenkins, son. of Mr, and Mrs: Roland" Jenkins, also of Clinton. ' MARSHALL—LAKE —On Monday, September 11th, in Clinton, Jessica Gertrude_ Lake 01 Kincardine to Mr.' Robert Marshall; Mao-ef Kin- cardine. CARNOCHAN WAUKEL- At high noon on Wednesday, September 6th, Elizabeth Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August; Wankel, Seaforth, to James Grey Carnochen also of Seaforth. Births . ROWDDN=.AtC m bellville nttzr- io, on Friday, September 8th, to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil W. Rowden, a son. McKINNON—In Monlcton, N. B., on Wednesday, August 30th, to Mr. and Mrs. J. McKinnon, a. daughter (Margaret Eleanor.) GOVIER—In 1-lullett on September, 12th, to Mr. and Mrs, W. Govier, a daughter. The week after next is Hospital week, iGoderich was visited on Saturday afternoon by an extraordinarily •se- vere electric storm. It was over ill a very few minutes. but .,.during these few minutes -Mr. Hector Hays" residence on St. Patrick street was. struck sand some damage done. Strayed From near Bayfield; ' two -heifers, small two-year' olds; grey color; A reward of $5.00 per head =will be paid for information leading to their recovery by ROBERT` S. WINTER, Goderich, Ont., phone 326. 67-tf Stanley Voters' List The Voter's List, 1922 for the township. of Stanley, County of Hur- on. Notice ishereby given that I have transmitted or. delivered ,to the per- sons mentioned in-. Section 9 of he - Ontario"' Voter's List. Act the. copies of the 'list, made persuant to the said Act, 'of all persons appearing bythe last revised Assessment Roll of the said Municipality to be. entitled -to vote in- the said Municipality at el- ections of members of the .Legisla- tive Assembly and at Municipal _el- ections and that the said List' was first posted up in my office, Stanley -township, on the eighth ,day'' of Sep- tember, 1922 and remains there for inspection. And . thereby callupon all voters ,to examine said,list and if any errors or, onmissions, are found therein to take immediate proceed- ings to have the same corrected ac- cording to law. Dated at Stanley, his 8th day of September; • 1022. J.. E. Barnwell, Municipal Clerk. For. 'Sale ,House •and 'four lots 'on, east side of Ring street between Gordon and Bond. •Good house 11/ storeys high grid barn_, Good basement under house, hard. and soft water, consid- erable:fruit on lot. ` Terms reason- able for quoit sale. Apply to Mrs. Bertha Hayward, ,101, Wellington Road, London, Ont. 67-1£. For Sale A Capital Cream Separator, second hand, in good' running order, for quick sale at 520. " Phone 12 on 600 Mrs'. 3. R. Sterling, R. , R. No 2, Bayfield; For Sate An upright piano, is in a 1 condi- tion has recentlybeen cleaned and tuned, an'd will be sold at- a reason- able price.' This is • a splendid in- strument -anti--intending n-strument-and''intending , purchasers, ,will do well to inspect this bargain. Mr. A, McKenzie, Kippen. 66-tf House For Sale Cottage on Albert street,,,call on Tuesdays or Wednesdays. ; Miss: Jessie Thompson. 65.. tf Music Lessons Mr. A. W, Anderton, Professor of music, cert. teacher of Piano- forte and . singing, T. 11.. C.,. Lon- don, England, resumes tuitions at 3. E.. Cook's residence on Tuesday, September 12. 66-t£ Farm For Sale Lot 11, concession 8, Hullett, con- taining 100 acres nearly all cleared. There are on the premises a good bank barn 72x40 with good cement floors, driving shed 40x20, pig house 141/2x12. Good' 2 story brick house, with frame 'Ititcheii;' and wood shed, soft Water' in house. All fenced and tiie drained, Windmill ' on barn, small' orchard, McKillop .'telephone and rural mail. 5 Miles from Lon - ashore, 21/'idles from Constance 11/2 miles from chtir-eh ` and" 1% miles from school. For 'further partic- ulars apply to Percy Glazier, R. R. No. 1 Londesboro or phone 6 on 250. 65-4-p. Piano For Sale High grade piano will be sold reasonably for cash. Apply p yt o 'Mrs. Frank Gibbs, Princess street, 68-t1 Animals Astray Came to the prerhises of the int- dorsigned one guile east or Varna, on the Bayfield road, about June 15, 2 spotted steers and one roan heifer, all one-year olds. Owner may have same by proving property and pay- ing expenses. Robert Webster, Var- na, Ont. , • - - 62-tf house For Sale 1 Frame cottage With two lots, on Huron street, bantr"on prenlsos, garden with stinal fruit. ' For further particulars apply to Miss 13. Cantelon, on premises, 0141 Team For Sale A pair of geldings, 5 and 7 years.. Sound and right For cash or bank- able paper. A. Townsh'otad,r 16th eon. Goderich'township,.No, 2, Cilni,on.,, Phone 22 on 604, •62-tf 000ro [ways Delicious Always Refreshin Tirli, ', SEPTE111BI ft 14, 022 M • r�riw�f 13011 Sold in sealed aluminum %sach ets only Never in Bt1)lXi. $I,�AClt.t REEK-MMIXED 51287 Getting Pickled Now that pickling season is at hand it will pay you'to be sure, of the vinegar and spices you use. OUR VINEGAR AND SPICES ARE -OF . THE HIGHEST - QUALITY AND OUR PRICE TS ' AS LOW AS ANY Our delivery service is second to none. You get prompt service at our Quality Store. TRY US, Get the Habit of Dealing at J OHNSC N & C®'S GROCERY Phone 111 THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY FOR SALE. MODERN HOME- Williain at Princess. LOT—Full size; garden, fruit shade trees, large lawn. HOUSE—Frame,full .size cement basement, • hot water .heating, extra large verandah, balcony. GROUND FLOOR—Ilall, living -room, dining -room, den, kitchen, pantry, wash -room, side verandah an kitchen. • FIRSTFLOOR—Hall, five bedroo ms, three-piece bathroom, large size octagon pedestal: basin, glass towelrods, etc. Each sleeping apartment equipp ed with individual heat and an im- proved system of ventilation. Everythingfor health, comfort and .convenience. Apply on prellhises, D. S. Cluff. 61-1f Brown.45cCo. Clinto »LeadingtiCentral Bakery and ice Cream Parlor Bread, .Fancy aking and all kinds of confectionary We ,.rl ding Cak -. s a Specialty Neilson's and Bisset's lce Cream in Bricks and Bulk Neilson's and Robertson's Chocolates Telephone No. 1 COME WITH US TO Goderich AND ATTEND. THE Dinner Dance —AT— Hotel Bedtord Next Saturday Evening September 16th, Dancing from 6.30 to 12.00. Music by Miss Gene Connon and London Orchestra. — ic, 1"to Sttnday.`Dinnor Mus 2.45. Sunday Supper—Music 5:30 to 6.45. Write or phone for'' reservations to Hotel Bedford, Goderieh. RATES : Saturday Evening, 6.30 to 12.00 58.00 per couple. After 8.30 $1.00 per couple With additional charges for• lunch a la carte. •63'arm For Salo Lot 29 concession 13 Hulett, 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. , 61-4-2-p FARM. FOR SALE 10% Cash— 'BaSance, in 25 years amortized,. The ' Soldier. Settlement, Board of Canada offers for -sale: -by public tender,: 107 acres, Lot 18 and south 27 acres of Lot 17 concession 15, Goderich. Township, Huron Coffin= `ty, well situated, goad water, clay. loans soil, brick house, bank barn. Terms of :sale are -10 per cent of the purchase price in cash, oft acceptance of the tender,' and the- balance in 25 :equal, annual instalments with interest at 6 per cent. per annum on amortization plan. Each tender must be aveompanied r .t 07,0U `r by an accepted cheek for o If tender is accepted this sum wilt be credited to 'he plir//i,o,o. price of the lead. 11 t..ndei is not accepted Ibe money will be returned to the tenderer. . Tenders will, be opened at Toren - to, Ont,., on September; 18th, 1922, The highest or any : tender not necessarily accepted. If the laud is not sold en the. elate above Men- tioned, the Board will be prepared to receive oilers to , purefiasc until Such time as it is finally , disposed of,, Tenclers should be its plain envel- opes 'marked "`Bender for the pur- chase of Pt. of. Lots 17 and 18 con- cession 15, Goderich, Innen CeOnty" Address tenders and enquiries to. TIIE SOLDIER., SETTLEMENTBOARD 01! CANADA. 82 Adelaide Street, Fast. F D. SHAVER, 'District Stip.• Dated at Toronto, Ont,, this 23rd day of August < 1932, 66-2 Sale of Lands for >sTaxes Town of Clinton By virtue of a warrant by the Mayor of 'the Town of -Clinton bear- ing date the First day of August a sale of lands in arrears for taxes. in the Town of Clinton will be held at the Council Chamber in the. Town of Clinton at the hour of three o'clock in the afternoon' on the Fourth day of December, 1922, unless the taxes and costs are sooner, paid. . Notice is hereby given that the list of lands for sale for arrears of taxes is be- ing published in The .Ontario Ga- zette, the first insertion being the 26th' day of An'gust,,1922,and' that copies of the said' list may be, had at my office. D. L. . Macpherson, Treasurer, Clinton August 31st, 1922 "64-t£ For Sale A piano case organ, walnut settee and child's sidewalk sulky. Mrs. Geo. .McKenzie. :62-tf Horses For Sale at Bayfield To close the estate of the late C. Tippets; there will be 'sold by private sale two horses;. 4 and 7 years old. Fred* McEwen and Chas. Marks, "executors for the estate. Bayfield. 62-tf Farm For Salo Lot 16 pt. 17 concession'1 Mullett, Huron road' 11/2 miles east of Clin- ton. This faun contains 127 acres 100 acres drained and in first class condition, the balance ,is ' pasture• land and bush. On the premises is a good balm 40x74 with stone stabl- ing and ceirient floors; also hen house. pig pen and drive shed on cement foundation. There' is a two story' brickhouse" with modern convenien- ces. Farili is well watered with first class springs' and also spring creek running aoross one ,corner.. Farm. is well adapted for mixed 'farming. For terns and conditions make ap- plication on the premises or Clinton, R. R. No 4.' John Noble 58-tf For Sale Or Rent Brier residence for sale or rent,, Rattenbury •street at present oe copied by W. it, Counter, Possession October 1st, apply Jacob Taylor 24 Ellerbeek Ave. Toronto. 5Z-tf ' Farm For Sale Lot 26, Con. 17th, on the Base line, anile' north of Clinton. 221/2 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 en latter premises. Mrs. John Halstead, 4141 Sprella''Corsets Spirella Corsets fur hee thfulness , style, comfort and durability. Ev- ery corset made to mea5dre. Mrs, Elizabeth Ken re t shorn i dy,Ontaxiogtreo , Clinton, Phone 142, - 12.1921 11111111 Hawkins �c Miller Snecesaol's,to 'Ni, T. Coulees --Rowlands old.starld ee our . weekl�r spejal . for ca o l Victor mouse traps 3 for 1Oc Rat trap 12c each Never fail 5 gal oil can with pump, $2;00 reg, $2 50 144 ft of 1 -in hay .fork Manilla rope $9.50 reg $11.50 63 ft of I in hay fork Manilla rope $4,00 reg 85,10. 80 ft' in hay fork Manilla rope $4.40 reg $5,40 Imperial Oil Co. Genuine Polarine Oil for your car $1,10 per gal., ($Oc per half' gal., 35c per quart See our new $100 White Drophead Sewing IVIachane to be sold to the highest bidder. for cash. onlu 111111111111IIIPIII1111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1111111111111111111111111 IIII111111111111111111111111111111111I1111IIIIIIIIIII II111111filit11111111! Phone 68.' OFFICE HOURS 9.30 to 12'a.m. 2.00 to 5.30 p.m. 7.00 to 9.00 p,m. Sundays by appointment. DR. W, R.'-NIMMO,•. Chiropractic Specialist. Specializing in Spinal,; Nervous and Chronic Diseases.: '. CO•NSIILTATION_ .FREE Normandie Block, Clinton, Ont. 62-4 'Heater For Sale A good coal heater; only used a couple -of winters. G. E.. •Hall, ,Rattenbury street, or The News -Re- cord: September IS A. MONTH. OF Special :Valves In: Ladies' and ' child- ren's Fine' Shoes, Oxa fords and Slippers. Reg. $7.50 to $8 for $6.00 Reg. $Q50 to $7,00 for $5.00 Reg. $550 to $6.00 for. 84.00 Mang more 'values just as good. Wm. Barry Opposite the Postoffice. 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 "adustments : given to remove the cause of disease. Catarrhal deafness,: adenoids, and enlarged' tonsils treated. without surgical • operatibmati Wl :; Stomach and intestinal diseases. treated without the use of dings or surgery. Successor to Dr.,Heileman. Office, Goderieli, Ont. At the ,Graham House' every Tues- day after 6.30 pan. GRAIN Iwi,a If you have any grain' to sell, give us a call. We will pay the highest market prices, A car of Swift's "Red Steer" Fer- tilizer for fall wheat just arrived.. Swift's Red Steer fertilizer is made from Bone, Blood and Tankage; and they are now using pure Nitrogen instead of Ammonia, A trial will convince. Purity flour, Five Roses flour, Pas try flour, Bran- and Shorts always on hand, For fall seeding we have Govern- ment grade Timothy seed. Gunn's Maple Leaf Lard, 5 lb, pails ,51.00 Gunn's Easifirst Shortening, 5 Ib. pails. . . , ......90c. W. Jenkins & Son. FLOUR AND FEED Phones: Elevator 199, Residence 141 Clothes Cleaned and Pse'aaed Clothes cleaned pressed and re- paired, Woolen goods dry cleaned. Rooms over Ileard'S barber shop. W. J: Tags, -88-t£ Nara for Service Champion breis, big typo Itericshire and -Chester White board for service. At homeevery forenoon, ---A. C. Leyey, Phone 5 on 639, Chilton —25 The South -End End Grocerg Try' our store for .your . supplies, •you; will find our prices AS LOW . AS .ANY FULL'STOCK'FRESH GROCERIES Prompt delivery, to all parts of 'the town. HIGHEST PRICE FOR BUTTER AND EGGS, PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY :I DELIVERED.'„ Mrs. M. J. Brown PHONE 144. Chestnut Coke KENNEL AND SOFT' COAL Also some good Hardwood. Leave orders at my Residence, Huron street, or Phone 1.55. E. ,WARD COAL NUT, STOVE & EGG ALWAYS' ON HAND FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY i R. J. MILLER Orders taken at residence. Phone 118 Ontario ::Grail Seeds Experienee has taught us the above seeds are the only ones for our district. We have on hand Gov, ernment Graded Red Clover . Alsike Orchard ` Grass Alfalfa Timothy. Blue Grass White and Yellow Sweet • Clover In Baby Chick Feed , Blatehford'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 il-ver.- Crown. Special prices on Hunt's for a fewdays. 4'Wanted,' a quantity of Peas, Buck- wheat and Red Clover. Submit san- . pies, J. A. FORD do. SON Phone 123. Flour and Feed Merchants and Grain Buyere Also issuers of Hunters -& Trapperd licenses Live • ' Poultry $'iTe WANTED V• 1� 'Farmers 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 GUN, LANGLOIS CO. CLINTON', ONTARIO. N. . . Menage?, W . T1ttEW ,nh a Ti3A, Bb Phone No. 190 HHolnsesville 601 r 1b CREAM" WANTEDI. The demand" for our butter is inn creasing. To supply 'this demand we reciuite more cream. ''•'.1 We .request you to ship us your cream. .a We guarantee you the Highest, Market Prices,'!aecurate tote and., prompt service. ' Our firm is known to you and needs no further reeein rend. We pay all expreSb charges, fain- ash cream cansand pay Woe eaelt month, Write for cans or further infertile - tion to the T1 13 $13AFOhE of CREAMERY CO,, b, A, BA10351414, MANAGER,