HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-9-21, Page 5rhe CrliAIen Novg3-Rena 'd
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titian of 'Who wonthe, coal strike.
'mg from $13 to $1� a cod Lor
furnishes U
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Ad ertisei
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matter how favorable t:bings
are from now on the fuelsituation
tthie: winter will be troublesome. hV-
ery` available stick - of wood ^ ought
to be gathered befog•@;;the snowfalls.
AHamilton youth was 'ordered to
he , lashed for striking his mother.'
Probably if his mother had, used the
rod a trifle more when he was a lit
tie shaver both would have been
saved this humiliation now.•
Spme, strict form of fuel control•
shoidd be introduced and at ;once so
that +thbse who can, Pay'.;,cash for
large: amounts cannot eerner the
:coal ns it is available, leaving' those
not so favorably situated to suffer.
Interest to You
and Me
e 'Cliatliein News dismisses the
Miss Cora Hind, Agrbeultura1 _Ed-
itor of the: _Winnipeg 'Fre'e Press,
estimates the Western wheat yield
at 371,910,000' bushels, which is more
+than•; ten inillionnbushels more than
the -fatuous .bunmper crop of 1915.
The area is larger and the average
'per acre is much lower,
"Did you ever," asks the Orillia
Packet " know anybody'it liver to be
upset:by drinking buttermilk; orany,
body's heart weakened•,'or' anybody's'
arteries hardened, or anyibody's blood
pressure
pressure increased?. Furthermore
did you ever know 'buttermilk to
-make. a man cross or 'quarrelsome,
-or to bring him to poverty? A'`na-
tion of butter -milk drinkers would
be a nation ofgreat wealth and, a
peaceable nation as well. Here we
have the cure;for,all the world's paes-
•ent ills', Drink buttermilk.and live
•on next to nothing.: Drink batter
eillc and usher in a world-wide, reign
of peace and plenty,",,
That's all right, but just listen to
-theSnort no rt sf derision ;.from certain'
s
..quarters, . Son e people do not even
know that buttermilk is . drinkable.
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There will be -no alteration in .the
Ontario Temperance Act without a
vote of the people, according•tq. At -
Looney -General ,: Raney.:. ,,,As , the
peoplevoted strongly gly ,in favor -of' its
retention in 1919 it is unlikely, that
vote ,will be asked for again .in a
burry.
It is six 'years .since the Ontario
Teniperance Act went into 'force, on
September 16th, 1916, and, in spite
of opposition in some quarters, . it
has been a success. Ontario will
never again go back to the openbar
nor make , legal the seIIing of
liquor for beverage purposes.
As long as, this generation; Iasts
there will be a certain number of
-people who feel that they must have
strong' liquor to drink and they re-
'sent.any interference with their per -
so m1.'right to have it and drink it.
But gradually such opposition will
„die out; the bootlegger wilt loose his
trade as the bartender has done, and
•everybody will be the happier.
'The startling:' news that Britain
might' have to go to war, with Tur-
ley over the Dardanelles Straits and
'that Canada:and the other oversea
.dominions night again feel called
upon to send assistance, sett a thrill
of horror through the average citi-
'zen'on Saturday when it came. But
the. situation looks a bit brighter
.now. It may not be that there .will
-be any bloodshed, although ,British
troops' have +beenhurried to the
scene. However, perhaps that was
'the quickest way to brifsg matters
'to a successful issue, to prevent an
attack from the forces of Kemal
Pasha, ' If France could jle depend-
ed noon to stancl with Italy and Bra-
-Lath in the matter: of neutarality of
the Straits all would be well, but Fran-
co eannot be so depended upon. But
whatever happens Canada stands with
Britain. - She signed the. Treaty :of
'Sevres` as wellasBritain and must
stand by it. If we do otherwise we
should, to quote The Globe, "at least
'call the Parliament; of the Dominion
and repudiate iii a formal and official
way Canada's,adhesian to the Treaty.
of Sevres."
The best tiring to feather your nest
's a rvnrieion..:for what may cone to
even, if it's disease or accident a hos-
nital will to some extent provide the
fleat hers .
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IT .IS A SAFE AND SURE
INVESTMENT
Front a strictly financial point of
'view the offer of the minister of
Finance to issue new :51/2 per Cent
'bonds running for either five oe ten
years, las desired, in exebange Cox
bonds of the •191.7 'issue, is, most at-
tractive. Commenting ,on the ad-
vantages of'that 'converson, the `Fin-
ancial 'Times says:--
" The
ays:"The holders of theset
+fonds have
nail •September 30 to decide: their
,course of action. From the show-
ing already made, it : appears as
though a very substantial propor-
tiolo of the holders will be willing to
cc the opt tl e new issue rather than t;he
,cash." This might be naturally ex-
pected in view of the scarcity g
high grade bonds; now offering in the
market. At the same -tine there
appears to be a very substantialisup-
ply • of money . seeking investment, SO
thatthe conbersioh plan i5 obvious-
ly one not to ,he overlooked, as a re,
turn of 315. percent on such gilt -
edge security will soon be' a thing of
the past,"
Obey that impulse- .lIelp the Hos,
pit el
If yon cannot' pull with ne in this
Hospital Drive - PUSH,
Some day you may need the hel
il.
"of the, hospital. It is your privil-
ege 10 help the Hospital to-daq.,
$5,000.0Q wanted—One of our elt-
izeiie has contributed so generousl .
y
#Flow marry abates ,in this:good-will,
t k ins n de
,e tib
e o ou:'iiwii 1 ::r.
R of a{aksi+.
I Y �' ,
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i't's the ,Hospitals -
St, llelens
Mr. ' and Mrs ;las.- Purdoti and'
family motored to 1'1 milton for the.
weekend
Mies Ane aurnin spent a few
days with Goderich friends last:
week,
,The stork•left a little boy at tTie
home"of,Nit. 'end Mrs. C. reran oln
September 5th,
Alvin Woods, Vera Todd, Annle
Campbell and Winnifred Farrier are
attending Lticknow High School,,
Mrs, and"Mrs: 3rookes and dauglt-
ter, Miss, ,Jessie"of 'Toronto, mores
ell from the' city on Sat'urc1ey J'or:a
few days visit with Mr and Mrs,
J, D. Anderson.
Mesers. Win. McQuilliati, Wallace
Miller, Ed. Thams, ; Louis Weather=
head, Ewart McPherson, Torrance
Anderson; Jim Dtirnin, Jr., and Les-
lie Purvis Were among those who
motored• to London: to attend the
fair
Mrs. Robert Woods, accompanied
by Mr. and. Mrs F. F. Phillips,
motored. to l+ergus for the week -end.
The school fair, came off on Fri-
day, September 15th, and was very
successful -affair: The conceit at
night was well"pa'torilized 'also. The
play, "Two Many Husbands," noos-
ed by the Belgrave ',Dramatic Club,
was very well presented,,
The declaration: of Independence
was good for a nation; but a'deciao,
anon of interdependence is a good
doctrine when a, community Hospital'
is considered.
HEAVY SHIPMENTS' OF CATTLE
•:Toronto, :Sept, 16th. --Since Au-
gust first the movement of live stock
from Western ;Canadaetaath,e East-
ern' markets has been unusually
heavy. Shipments'," consist almost
entirely of beef cattle. The Char-
acter of this business is such that
fast services by the railways is an
essential, and in this respect the
Canadian ;National Railways' are
making records , between Winnipeg
and 'Toronto yards. Trains of from
forty to, fifty cars of stock are quite
usual, and fast time is made •possible
by the splendid -tangents and the
lack of curves by this route. ^ A
train of 72 ears of cattle was' 'recei-
, ved early. this'. morning at 'Unlena
Stock, Yards, /West' -Toronto, making
the trip. from Winnipeg in 75 hours,.
it having left Winnipeg on Septem-'
ber' 13th. This, "probably, : is the
-longest train of livestock ever re-
ceived at Toronto frons the West.
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Put your hospitality into Ilespi-
Be a Hospitaler.
Honey Wanted
We would like a price on a ton of
good white honey. Watts and Cud
niore, Clinton, Ontario , 68-1-p
Notice to Creditors,
In the estate of'Samuel Russel Lee,
deceased: Notice. its hereby given
that all persons having claims a-
gainst the estate of Samuel .Russel
Lee, late of the township of Hallett
in the county of Huron, yeoman, de-
ceased, who died on or about the 7th
`day of July 1922, are required to
deliver to John Fingland the admin-
istrator of the said estate or his
solicitor on or before the 10th day
Of :October 1922 a full statement of
their claims together with A. -tel. -L-
iars thereof, and the nature of the.
securities, if- any, held by then all
duly, verified by affidavit. And take
notice that after the said last men -
toned date the said administrator
will proceed to distribute the estate
of the said deceased amongst the per-
sons entitled' thereto having regard
only to such claims as he shall have
received due notice and in accordance
therewith. Dated at. Clinton, this
18th day of Septeniber A. D. 1922.
W Brydone, Clinton, Ontario, ,Sol -
leiter
Sol -leiter for the said Administrator.
68-3
Clearing Auction Sale
- 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, 4 years
old; suppos $1 to be in foal; general.
purpose mart with foal at foot; geld-
ing, four years : old; gelding
five years old; driving mare; 3,
2 year olcl steers; 8 1 year old steers;
2, 1 year old heifers; 3•sprhig calves;
farrow cow; '7 pigs about 90 pounds;
4 spting lambS 25, year-old hens' -
25 pulletts, rthoroughbeed' rocks, Im-
plements --Massey Ilarris binder, 6
foot cut; McCormack mower,'6 loot:
cut; 12 foot Deering rake; Massey
Ilarris Fertilizer drill, 11 hoe, nearly
new; Mann cultivator; Steel' roller;
bean harvester and scuiiler combined,
nearly new; lumber wagon; old wag-
on; ;buggy; cutter; set of sleighs;
Massey Harris cutting box, nearly;
new; rubber -belt; gasoline engine,
40/ <horsepower; walking 'Plow; hay
rack; gravel box; combination stock
rack and 1box; atone boat; puiper;
Melette cream separator; buffalo
robe; horse blanket; wool lmee rug;
32 ;Coot extension ladder; set of
slings; set of heavy team harness;
set of scales, 2,000 pounds capacity;
Clinton fanning still; 50 cords of wood
set .of' plow harness; sea of single
harness; 2 neves, good feed corn; 4
rows of potatoes; forks; chains;
sllovolS asci other articles too man
-
evens to mention, Terms on chat-
tels:all sums; of. 310 and under, cash,
over that asisotint 12 months credit
given on tarnishing approved joint
notes or a :discountsof 4 per cent.
per annum allowed for ca,Shor cred-
it' amounts. Farm consists of 105.
acres of good clay loam, well adapt
cd for grain or grass, farm is in a
,Ihiglt state of cultivation all under
grass. On 'the farm is erected a
good 114 storey brick house, banlc.
barn, 50x80, ;pig pen, 14x20, abund-
ance oC water with good windsinlI.
5 soros af. good ;hardwood bush, 4
acres geod ° bearing orchard. Torras
on farm, 10 per cent, of purchase
price to be paid down on clay of sale,
balance in 30 daps. • Everything to
be sold as proprietor is in failing
;health. and 14. i in • up farming,
IP, :Cele
, '.Proprietor; Geo 'G•as. lI.-�Elliot�,
Auctioneer, ', 67-2.
Marriages
ADAMS -SCOTT do (;lhtton, en
Septesn'ber 18th, by' the Rev. T.
J, ,Su'9edon Pji:, 13,, Wxae Irllra
hetli Scott to William Robot Adr+
awns
, both .o1. Toronto.
'O —
`Y NG BARN A th
11 S 1. Baptist
parsonage, on September 18th, by
•the Rev, G. i'' Buena, rlorerieo
Izeie, second daughter of the Rove
G. 1. Burns, to 'Prank Poster
Young of Toronto.
Births
WISE --In Goderich township, on
September 16th; to Mr. and Mrs.
—,
ITorbgr•t L. Wise, a son, Ildwlsrd
Iiarolcl,
MCEWEN---In Stanley, on September
6th, to Mr. and Mrs, J, A. Mc -
.Given, a daughter,
COATES—In Wingham, on Septem-
ber d2th, to Mr, and Mrs: Wily
ram Coates, a son..,
Deaths
DALE—In .
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A n Sucltersmith, on Septem-
ber 9th, Mary Chesney, relict of
• the late William J, Dale, aged 69
years, 6 months and 24 days. '
BROPHEY—In Goderich, on ' Sep-
tember 12th, "Edith Jane Luxton,
wife of Mr Joseph Brophey.
IN MEMORIAM
ARMSTRONG—In memory o.. Rainey
Armstrong, yy✓✓ho died. September
22nd, 1921, aq'Rosetown, Sask.
Orr family circle is brokefn;
Within our happy home
A father dear,'a husband true,
From loving ones' is gone. "
Life's golden cord:' is severed; -
His.soul frons -earth has fled.
That faithful one, so dearto all,
Is numbered with the' dead.
Now all within our, house is still
Yet fast the moments fly.
This life' is but .a'passing dream
he'll
,welcome ns on high."
—Wife and Family.
Excuses for not ::providing a Hos-
pital in Clinton are likei
alloween
spooks, nothing tothen when you
bring them out into the bright light
of truth.
Our present hospital with eight
beds.sinee,February 1919'has recesv
ed••635 patients, 198 frons Clinton, 392
outside town in Harron County, and
45 onside Huron del on County.What at
will
an enlarged and equipped building
Evaporator Opening.
On and after Monday, September,
25th, we will be ready to,receive and
Par -the highest price for hard, sound
evaporating apples`. No soft ap-
ples accepted. Town & Case, Clin-
pies- accepted. Also nen and women
wanted to operate, Town & Case,
Clinton Evaporator. 68-2
Auction Sale
Household furniture on Saturday,
September 28th,,,1.922 at 1 o'clock
Rattenbury Street: W. R. Counter,
proprietor, Geo. H. Elliott, Auction -
67 -2
eer,
Second-hand Bicycles
I have •a number of, good bicycles
to go cheap: -Come and look thesis
over.—Paxman's Garage. 67-2-p
For'SaIe
A good big driving horse, 4 years
old, quiet to ride or drive and a
good worker. : Apply to Mr. Henry
Snyder, Clinton, R. R. No. 2, phone.
2 on 604 X67-12.
Faun For Sale
23 acres on the 16th con., Goderich
Tp., 1,nnile from Clinton. All good
farming land, 7 -roomed frame house,
woodshed and driving shed Good
baisk barn. Apply to H. J..Hibbs,
R. R No. 2, Clinton. Phone 12 on
604. -67-5-p
Strayed
From near Bayfield, two heifers,
small two-year olds, grey color, A.
reward of '15.00, per head will be
paid for information leading to their
recovery by ROBERT S. WIIVTElt,,
Goderich, Ont„ phone 326, •,67-tf
For Sale
House and 'four lots on east side
of Ring street between • Gordon and
Bond, Good house 155 storeys higis
and barn, Good basement under
house, hard and soft water, consid-
erable fruit on lot. Terms reason-
'able for quck sale. Apply to Mrs.
Bertha Hayward, 101, Wellington
Road, London Ont, 67-12.
For Sale
A. Capital Crearu Separator,'seeond,•
hand, in good rimming order, . for
quick sale at 320 Phone 12 on 600
Mrs. J. R, Sterling, 11._ 1, No 2,
Bayfield.
For Sale
An upeiglst piano, is in a 1' condi-
tion has recently been cleaned and
tuned and will be Sold at a • reason-
able price.Tliis is a splendid in-
strument and intending pureliasers
will do well to inspect this bargain.
Mr. A,- •Mekenkie . Ki}spen, 66-tf
Music Lessons .
1511'. A. W, Anclerton, Professor
of music, cert, teacher of Piano-
forte and singing, T. R. C., Lon-
dors, England, resumes tuitions at
J,, E, Gook's residence on Tuesday,
September 12, "' 66-tf
Animals' Astray
• Cane to the 'mantises of the. un-
dersigned one mile east of 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. Reheat Webster, Vim-
na, Ontr , 62-12
House For Salo
Frame cottage with two lots, on
Iluron street, barn on preinlses,
garden with small fruit. . For
further, particulars apply to Miss 13.
Cantelon, on promises, 01-tf
:Taut For Sale
A pair, of geldings, 5 7:yearo.'
Sound and right. For cash or bank-
a4hlo Patper,. A i .Townslleild, • 16th
an•: (5ilerieh •tii+viiahip, R,
2, ,,Caintoii,. Phone 22 on 604, 62.14
The On y Waw
To Test Teri is to Taste
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Natural Leaf Green Tea is 'proving a
revelation�. to tho"se who have een
users o#. Japans; T347
TRY IT—YOU WILL ' LIKE IT
The Hose ital Buildin g, is'there
I�
i' s ours- tomake it ver for u
use a
such
Canvas next week.
LET EVERYBODY HELP.
Space donated by ,Johnson & Co,
S,
FOR SALE
MODERN HOME—William at Princess.
LOT—Full size, garden, fruit, shade trees, large lawn.
$OUSE -Frame, full size cement basement, 'hot water heating,
extra large 'verandah, balcony.
.GROUND FLOOR ---Hall; .living -room, dining -room; den, ' kitchen,
pantry, wash -roost, side verandah on kitchen.
FJRSTFLOOR=HaI1, five bedrooms, three-piece bathroom; large
size 'octagon pedestal basin,, glass towel rods, eta.
Each sleeping apartment e9uipp ed with individual heatand an }in-
proved system of ventilation.
Everything for health, comfort and` convenience.:
Apply on premises, D. S.'Cluft.
61-tf
1
F •J • •Brown
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Clinton's Leaddn Centras Baker
and
le ':-° Cream" Parlor
:Bread, IFanctt Baking and all kinds of
confecltlonarg'• -
4.`"i'e�il� Cakes a Specialty
Neilson's and Bisset's lee Cream
in Bricks and Bulk. -
Nelson's and Robertson's
Chocolates
Telephone No. 1
COME WITH US -TO
Goderich
AND ATTEND THE
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—AT—
Hotel edtord
Next Saturday Evening
September
lbs'her tette
Dancing from 6.30 to 12.00.•
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 8,30 $1.00 per couple
With additional charges for lunch
a la carte.
Muse For Sale
Cottage on Alberttstreet, call on
Tuesdays or Wednesdays, Miss
Jessie Thompson.65- tf
Farm For Sale
Lot 41.1, concession 8, Htillett, eon
twining 100 acres nearly all cleared.
There aro on the premises a good
bank barn 72x40 with good cement
floors, driving shed 40x20, pig house.
140/ x7:2. Good 2 story brick house,
with frame kitchen, and wood shed,
soft water in house, • All fenced and
tile drained, Winclzfiill on 'barn,
small orchard, McKillop telephone
and rural mail, G miles frons Lon-
esboro, 20/ miles from Constance :1.15
miles from church- and 154 miles
,from school. For further partic-
ulars apply to Percy Glazier, R. R.
No, iYLondesboro or phone 6 on 250,
65-4-p.
Voters' � e V t er' ries t
s
The Voter's List, 1922 for the
township of Stanley, County of Ilur-
on. ,y;
Notice is hereby givon that I have
transmitted or delivered to the pop
sons mentioned in Section . 9 of he
Ontario 'Voter's List Act the copies
of the list, made' lersuant to the said
Act, of all persons appearing by tate
last revised Assessment; ]yell of the
said Municipality to be entitled t0
vote in the said Municipality at el-
ections of members of the Legisla-
tive Assembly and at Municibal el-
ections -end that the said. list Was
first posted up in. my offles, Stanley
township, t 'eighth eof
ow s on he `et h t v S� i-
p, b 1. ,1
tombola 1922 and remains there for
inspection. ' And thereby call upon
all voters to examine said list and if
any errors or othiSsioihS ` are 4onnd
thetaein -tis take' immediate;
proceed -
legs to have the same coiabetel
aC=
Cording to law, : ;Dated at, lt4 Stanley Stit't1ali of Setl?rnber"',Tr
p , 1922.
i'larnwell, Munieipal:Clerk,
Sale of Lands
for Taxes
Town of Clinton
By yirtue of a warrant by the
Mayor of the Town of Clinton bear-
ing date tlse First clay 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 tlse taxes
and costs are sooner paid. Notice
is hereby given that the list of lands
for sato for arrears` of taxes is be-
ing published in• The Ontario /Ga-
zette, the first insertion being the
26tH clay of August, 1922, and that
copies of the said. list may be had
at shy office. D. L. ivlacpherson,
Treasurer,' Clinton August 31st, 1922
64-tf
.Piano For :Sale
High grade piano will be sold
reasonably for cash. Apply to Mrs.
Frank Gibbs, Princess street. 63-tf
Horses For Sale at Bayfield -
To close the estate of tate late C.
Tippett there will he sold ,by private
sale two horses; 4 and 7 years old,
Fred afeEwes and Chas. .larks,
executors for the•estate, Bayfield.
62-tf
Farm For Sale
Lot'16 pt. 17 concession 1 Hallett,
Iluron road 1' miles east of Clin-
ton, , Tins Earns 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-
frig and cement floors, also hen hoose
pig pen and drive shed on. Bement
foundation, There is a two story
brick house with modern convenien-
ces. Faris is well watered with first
class springs and also spring creek
running across one. corner. Farm
is Well adapted for mixed farming.
For terns and conditions snake ,ap-
plication on the promises or Clinton,
R. R. No. 4, John Noble 58-11
' For Sale Or Rent
Brick residence ,for sale or rent,
.Rattenbury street ,at present oc-
eupied,by W. :It, Counter. Possession
October 1sit, apply iaeob Taylor 24
+'llerbeek Ave, Toronto. 57-11!
Farm Fort Sale:
Lot •26, Coli. 17th, ' on the Base
.line, anile north of Clinton. 22%
acres 'first class land, good house,
bank barn' and, young orchard hist
beginning to bear. Also 7 -roomed
house on Albert street, Clinton.. Wa-
ter, good garden, barn. Apply on
latter preinises. Mrs. John Halstead.
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Spirant' Corsets
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S irella Corsets P rs is for sealtlafulness,
style,:` comibrt and durability, JEv-
ery Corset made to measure; ,l es.
101izabeth Kennedy, Ontario street,
Clinton, Phone 142. 12-1021.
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TEAMWORK '
It is not tiso guns dr cii'inarlient or 'the "m
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It is r" the 'eloso cgo;terttxott that makesthen" wip
> t 'is not the individual, or the army aS a whole;
Brit the uterlastirt' teamwork of 'every bidoanggin'" sous."
i RudYard xiip1ing;
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ay ,
15 day,
N9ne. other; at least "poetically, amongEno
rices writers, gu'tge4
• human emotion with the dynansle force o i -
# Kiplizzg., .
ale knows- that teamwork,'or 00 -operation ish
the major motive
of community effort; In i
this, desired teamwork we needyoiu' pull,
your sympathy: as well' as yoilr financial support for the Hospital
Fiala ,Canvass ,, Septdariber 25-30, $5,000,00 needed,
s
If you can't Pull --PUSH
Space donae:ed" by
MILLER & HAWKINS
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Phone 68.
- `OFFICE :HOURS .
9.30 to: 12 a,m. 2.00 16 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
n
Chronic Diseases,':
, " CONSULTATION 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 Tire, News -Re
MElfl's Work Boots•
Less t
hari •
t
Friday and' Saturday
Ws have several pairs of men's
solid leather work boots which, must
be cleared regardless of cost.
Reg. 37,50 to 38.00 going at $5.93
Reg. 36.00 to $7.'00 going at $4.95
Reg $5.00 to $6.00 going at $3.95.
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- adjustments given to remove
the cause of disease.
Catarrhal deafness, adenoids, and
enlarged tonsils treated.
without surgical- operation.:
Stonsach and intestinal diseases
treated without the use of drugs or
surgery.
Successor to Dr. Heileman,
L Office, Goderich, Ont.
At the Graham House every Tues-
day after 6.30 p,m.
RAIN
ai^aa I
If you have any grain to sell,
give as a call. We will pay the
highest market priees.
A car of Swift's ';Keri Steer" Fer-
tilizer for fall wheat just arrived.
Swift's Red Steer fertilizer is made
:Crosti. Bone, Blood and Tankage, and
tlsey are now using pure Nitrogen
instead of Ammonia. ' . A trial will
convince, '
Purity flour, Five Roses floury Pas,
try flour, Bran and Shorts always,
on hand.
For fall seeding we have Govern-
ment' 'grade Timothy
aseed.
g
Gunn's Maple Leaf Lard, 5 Ill, Bails
, ,$1.00
' Ft i t Shortening, 5 Ib.
Gunn's - is Ii st " Sgi
pails..., ... ,90e.
W. Jenkins & Son.
FLOUR AND FEED
Phones: Elevator 199,.Residonc. 141
Clothes .Glenne nn r
d d P eaaed
Clothes cleaned pressed and re-
paired. Woolen goods dry eleaned,
Rooms over Heard's barber shop.
W. J. Jago, . —83412
Boars Mr Servieo ' '
Champion bred, big type 'i'orkshire;
and Chester'Whito boars for service:
At 'Monte every forenoon ,._.-A; ,C.
tev'eyi Phone.5 on ,039, Clinton —28
The South.End
Grocer'
Try our store for your supplies,
you will find our prices
1`AS LOW AS ANY.
FULL STOCK FRESH C,'rROCERILES
Prompt delivery to all parts- of the
town,
HIGHEST PRICE FOR
BUTTER AND EGGS
PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY'1
DELIVERED. 1
Mrs. s.
M J. Brown
PHONE 144.
Chestnut Coke
KENNEL AND SOFT COAL
Also some good Hardwood.
Leave , orders at my Residence:
Huron street,. or Phone 155.
E. 'WARD '
COAD,
NUT, STOVE & EGG 1
ALWAYS ON HAND
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY )
E. J. MILLER"
Orders taken at residence. Phone 119
Highest prices paid for WIseat,,
Oats, Barley, Peas .and Bue cwheat.;.
00FING
,
We have agency for Toronto As-.."
phalt Roofing, if you have any roof-
ing to do you will find it advisable to
call' on us, our prices are reasonable
and the roofing is the highest grade
on the Market,
Bran and Shorts, Purity, Thorobred
Five Roses and Fine Jewel Flours.;
Stock Foods and Calf Meals always
on hand.
J. A. FORD & SON
Phone 123.
Flour and Feed • Merchants and
Grain Buyers
Also issuers of Hunters & Trappers
licenses
Live Youltry
WANTED
Farmers who raise poultry for
profit sell all their old roosters and
broody hens, also young cockerels
Weighing about two pounds each
during Jnne and July. Coops sup-
plied: Write or phone to
GUNN, .LANGLOIS CO.
CLINTON, ONTARIO.
N. W. - TREWART}HA, :Manages.
Phone, No. 190 Holmesville 601 r flh
CREAM WANTEUI
The demand for our butter is in;
creasing.
To supply this demand we,r quiro
more creast. A'
We request you to ship us your
cream.
We guarantee you the Highest
Market • Prioes, accurate tests and
prompt service.
Our firm is known toou and needs
no further recommend.y
We pay all express charges, furn-
ish cream cans and pay twice each,.
month.
W.itx o f r cans
or f urtherMisforma»
Oen to the
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