HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-10-26, Page 5Little ' Welshlnan" : is "out"
tioesn,t seein to' be at 1 ell
€i ds
phri8ti4n beliefs made suicide
ossato Io� ham the ex
-kaiser
cr
„ ('hon he decided to get
ex-ko+ser is about to marry
Well, hero's'hopinb' hie new
11 'henpeck him within an inch
,life,
Man seientist says he has (Re-
ed ` a"process '.of • dying living
any : color desired, Those .Ger
o esi, t
s are at the same old game,.
g to run the Universe,
.Methodist committee, alipoint,.;
o see that assistance was sent to
+fire sufferers in Northern Ontar
ave sent to }Iaileybutty .a pert-;
ehureh,, which will be .set no al-'
t immediately.
e have often heard of "bursting:,
sixes but one did actually burst.
ort William the other day, when
with 6000 bushels elevator ush is of
a
?t. collapsed,ourin its shower'.
p g
,lden•agrain upon, the. surround-
trildings 5o .that they also col-
d. No fatalities occurred.
very. available- locomotive. - on
ain lirie.of the G. T. R. is work -
to capacity," - says The Globe.
is at. the beginning of the
agement of the. '•newly=appointed'
d of -management. ,,,If the Can-'
n National .Railways do, not sue7
the people will hold the new
gement, and the, Government
li appointed them, responsible.
e ex -kaiser is . preparing for his
nd marriage. It doesn't seen,'
ongago since we were wont to
uss, quite seriously, what the' fa e
his man' should, be; whether he
uld be ,hanged, shot or. Imprison
for life. He seems,, However, to.
e been able to `' manage' things
tty much his .own- way -and life
ne to ;still hold something ` for
!Ingham ° is boasting about grow -
lemons on tree's, jut as they do
he south. We used to grow lenxe,
tit ,Clinton, J. Cuninghanie, .the
se having had one 'with golden
t one year whiehr'was 'the wonder'
admiration of all who saw it;
We've given up'growing lemons.
have taken to growing., peaches
cad. If we keep on Clinton will
be as' inueh of a peaoh Centre
viagara.
ndrew Bonar -Law,, the Irian who
asked' by the 1King.,to form a
ernment "when Lloyd ,George re-
ed, is a Canadian, having been
i h New Brunswick. - He was
n to Scotland when a mere lad
educated" there and we have heard
s not very proud of his Canadian
in. ' But !?td that as it may we
him success" and we 'do not -be
his Canadian origin will be any
licap.
n?bassador George Harvey dd=
as that women have no souls and
s as proof the.fourtb command_
t, which orders all Inembers -of'
houselndcl- to abstain from work
he Sabbath except the wife: Ile.
les that this must have been de-
etc because "someone has to
c on Sunday." Come to think of
good many men, seem to go on
assumption, although few go as
as Cot Harvey, perhaps.
n. ;.
ce Su,`Thom as- Times -Journal ...re-
ly coniinented very favorably and:
ngly on the fact that a preacher
e railroad town publicly prayed
he press.. The item was repro-
in
epro-
inseveral other journals, until
Farmers' Sun wickedly suggest,
at it was usually for the mire -
ate that Prayers were tirade and
ed The Journal not to be too
fol Birt even so, there is 50001,
eelings of gratitude. If minis
ate beginning to pray (publicly
litors it looks as if they thought
not past hope, at least..
Kippers
Sacrament of the Lord's Sup-
s . observed in St. Andrew's
h last Sabbath. The attendance
rood. The preparatory service
on Friday when the Rev. bit',
rlane, of •Hayfield preached,
Thos: kepis our village -black-
, who has. been unable to work
ome.Months past owing, to an
he received -when upset, from
egy, has, we very much regret
ate, had a stroke affecting' his
id0 and `his right, arm.' The
occurred just, as he was get_'
eady to go to church on Sunday.
eck of Hensel' is in attend--`
We sincerely hope for the
recovery of, 'Mr. Mellis.
John Workman, our implement
, has treated himself to a car,
he will no doubt -find' more
in reaching' his country cus-
s, than the horse and buggy.
Bert Wren, wlio has been to
est for the last three Month's -
1g with a .threshing gang, re -
1 home on Friday last` andre-
busy time taking off and
tg the great crop of grain out
Presbyterian congre ation of.
reeti. will hold their` an elver
erviees on Sunday, October 20:.
v. Mr: MiLahhlan,.:B. D., of
• will preach at 11 a.m. and 7
nd en Monday night a Tea
g will ,be keld, followed by a
A. ',Sprout and Son James of
a spending a fent days vial"
n' :.their old friends
tnn
to
2
yekexem th, 'here they,
pt'arid linvbrabi0l 17ibwn;°
1`,11( CIIII l lll:N S A'1D IN
(IRON COlUN1`Y
The nlanapement . of the Dalton
County children's Shelter has been
greatly,
4l
urcd a d encouraged s
ur-
ing.ho past week by donations which
show that the work is being al
re
eiatel
by many of the good people o1
the county, First, there were two
auto loads Pontributed by the/people
of Westfield Methodist church, which
both in quality 0101 quantity looked
like a good sized section of .a Fall
fair -potatoes, vegetables ,fruit (seal-
ed and picked) butter, eggs, etc.
Then the "ladies ; of North Zion and
Benmiller churches handed: itt' a sub
stantial clonatibn of $11.85l,in cash.
Next•'in'order, the Woman's Instituto
oHaf st Godeforricha"sho
sot er" aparmrdt...'ridaythey rai
nig'nSt
ed
articles f,clothing,
household re
quisites,
fruit, vegetables,.: pickles and
,cash, that will be appreciated for'
months .i>ft come. ' Surely this kindly
thoughtfulness deserves : honorable
,mention,. and is most gratefully' ac-
knowledged.
sknowledged.
Just now there are a round dozed
of 'children in the Shelter awaiting
foster homes, ibesideS anuinber of
others who will .be; brought in as
s there . is ;coon f o . them
soon a er , and
the executive _of: the Sooiety would
be glad'to have enquiries from any-
one thinking 'of-.. taking a child; if
only onrtrial for awhile, >.: 'here are
a good Many hothes in Huron County
where the laughter'of -a` little' child
is not heard, andlife would be hap-
pier and more enjoyable"to the occia.
pants if one of these wards were talc-
-en in and given the start in its car-
eer,' which is the natural right of
every child: Think this over and
let, us hear front you. You will find
it an investment worth while. ' •
The annual ineetpg of • the So-
ciety will -be held in the Shelter at
Goderich on Tusday,"November 7tii,
at 3 p.m.,and every one who ,can
possibly attend will be' Made welcome.
Come in and learn for yourself some_
thing of the work being done. If
.with you "seeing is ,believing". we
are sure you will go away satisfied
that the 'work deserves your'interest
and support. G. M. Elliott, Supt.
CANADA'S PRIDE
Canada has many . institutions of,
Which she is justly proud but there' is
one of ,which- at least a', million of
Canadians are particularly fond. It
is . the Family' Herald and Weekly
Star of Montreal which has kept Can-
ada to the fore in the newspaper.
world..'" That great family and farm
paper goes on year after year im-
proving in every department until, it
has'reached a point of proficiency
that places it far in the van. The pub-
lishers promise ,even' greater value
for 1223. ,•It is already the greatest•
value on this Continent and ne home
can well afford to be without It.
Auction Sale
Of farm stock and implements at
north'haif lot 77, Maitland concession
Goderich township, 2 miles north of
Holniesville 'on Wednesday Novem-
ber 1st, at 2 o'clock' sharp, the fol-
lowing: ,'.Horses -Bay marem'10 yrs.
old; bay;, horse, 12 yrs..ora; aged
mare. Implements -22 .inch tire
wagon; 2 inch tire wagon with.itay
rack; set heavy 'bob -sleighs, including
log bunks; set heavy- 31/ inch trace
brass mounted team breeching har-
ness with collars and- • side check,'
open bridles; set of single harness;
11/2 yard strongly ironed gravel box;
400 pound platform scales; democrat,
pole and whifiltrees; 3.ltor$o eveiier;
3 sets of whifitrees; neckyokes, col--
lars and other articles. Terms,, cash.
Chas. Wilson, Proprietor; . , 73-1.
Auction Sale
Of farms stock and implements 'and
household effects. The undersigned'
has received instructions to sell by
;public auction at Lot 24, Bayfield
road, one and one quarter miles east
of Varna on Tuesday; October 31st,
„commencing at 1 o'clock- sharp, the
following: Horses -Team; of aged
mares; team aged horses; driving
mama_ span of-- fillies , rising 3.
Cattle -Choice 5 -yr -old -cow, due No-'
ventber 12; cow, 4 yrs. due February
ist; cow , clue March 16; '' ,2 farrow
cows 5 yrs 3 heifers rising 2; steer.
rising 1; pair of pigs about 150 each
150 good, hens. Implements -M. -II,
binder, 7 ft. cut, nearly new M Ii:
hay loader 'Clearly new; M, -H. btoadi•
cora seeder nearly ttew;. M. -H. bean
cultivator combined, nearly new; M.
H. manure spreader; M. -IL 12 -hoe
drill; McCormick mower, 6 ft. cut.
nearly new; Deering mower, 6, ft, cut
nearly new; Cultivator; Deering side-
delivery rake; roller; horse rake; 2
set of iron harrows;. disc harrow; 2
`walking plows; light wagon; lumber
wagon; set of trucks; hay rack; grave
el box; harrow cart; set scales,
2000 lbs.; wagon box; open buggy;'
'Portland cutter, nearly neW; piano
`box cutter; buffalo robe; set team
harness; plow harness; single har-
ness; set slings, trip block and chains,
emery grindstone; wheelbarrow; 4
dozen grain bags;'S00 byr shels good
oats; 25 •tons of timothy Irby; 15 cords
of dry wood; quantity of carpenters,
tools; . cross cut; saw; double barrel
breach -loading gun; :forks;
> , challis;
shovels, whillictrees, etc., etc. House:
hold effects-2,,heaters, coal or wood
New Perfection 3 -burner coal oil
stove; No. "2' Dais{ churn;'- washing'
,machine; wringer; dresser.; wash.
stand; sideboard; 2 tables; sofa; 2,
rocking chairs; 4 kitchen chairs;
quantity of inlaid .linoleum; baby
buggy, cart, crib and chair; dishes;
pots; pans,, etc., '. Everything .to ,be
sold as proprietor: is giV#ng up faiinil.
ing, Terns .x111;,•5 s,;of:<$1b anti'
ander, 'cash, eve la'4, `i5 amount .c
lnohths etfi� t,*ll'. 16''';4 Tui
nxshin YAi@ ., t7.,..,
g hon �;341cr��i,o
Cent,per sinnuni f'
a
p 'Recta' on1
crec #t
amounts Andrew Foote Proprietor,
=.0C4: Ili'°D+ fftwit; .. Atietleileo`ir 7847
MBrrlilges
liOflSI Li .l VST-mIn Clinton, or
Ostobei 2/it ba the ltev, 7), N.
MV1cCatnu , Mrs Maz'yEast .to Rich
-
aid lie, eley: •
BA151t"k -- STADL -At St. Joseph's
chum 1cl Clinton,- t ton onbs• O t � o >, 24th
by the iiev,'fPather'Gaffney, Laman
tl:, daughter of NIr, and 14Tts. Z'ted.,
crick Stade of Walkerton, 'to Jas. S,
Barry, of Blyth, son ot- 1VIr, and
Mrs win., Balmy of nton.
1VIe5WEN--AGNEWo- % Clinton,, on
October 2411i, by the Rev. C. Lni.,
ellyn~'Bil cey,,,,Lilliitn May Agnew,
younger daughter of the late Wm.
Agnew, and- of Mrs. Agnew of
Clinton, to. Robert McEwen of
.Montreal.
WENDORF - BR11l3,G-EMAN ;-- At
Chesley, on October 181h, :by_ the
Bev. 4, 11. I(ellermati, Gertrude,
eldest daughter of . Mr, ,and Mrs:
,Bruegeman, to Ward Wen -
doll of Clinton; sone` of ' Mr. and
Mrs. 1', Wendell of Hanover.
Births'
TYNDALL-�/ii Iiullett, on "October
18th, to•Alr. and Mrs. Fred Tyn-
dalI, a daughter,
aug t,
HESS -At Zurich ''op October 15th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Hess,
TT
I�I-�A6nZtrz
eh•
on October 10th
to Mr. ad
,Mrs. George' Thiel, a
sen.
HEIDEMAN--At Zurich on October,
16th, to Mr. and Mss. Egbert,lIe-
lidenian, a son.
•
IN MEMORTAIIT
LEPPNGTON-In loving memory of
illim L
;,W n eppington; who died Oe-
• tober 30th, 1916., "Gone but non.
forgotten."
SHADDICK-In Loving memory of
James Clement Shaddicic, who. died
July 4th, 1921-
"The wee one's gone, but yet, we
•
feel in memory sweet,
His -•wee arms clinging still, about
, us yet."
-Mother-and Sisters.
DIAMOND JUBILEE
CONCERT,
in Turner's Church
Monday, Oc:t.,30, 8 p.m.
Mr. Reginald" Hudson, Entertainer;•
and the /E'benezer Orchestra, .will
contribute to the program:
Rev. H. D. -Moyer of Goderich will
give an address. , Admission 35c.
Children under 12 years free,
Notice of First _Posting of Voters'
List, Town of Clutton, 1922
Notice is hereby given that I have.
transmitted or delivered to the par-
ties mentioned in. Section 9; of the
Ontario Voters'"List/Act the copies,
required by.said'section to be so trans-
mitted or ilelii erecl oft the list made
pursuant to the said.Act of all' per-
sons appearing by the last revised
Assessmept. Roli for the said muni-
cipality to be entitled to vote in the
said municipality at elections for the
Legislative -Assembly and at Muni-
cipal elections; and that the said•list
was: -first posted up at my office in
the '7 wn Hall, •Clinton, on the 24t1i
day, of October, 1022 " and remains
there for ,inspection.
, Ans''I hereby call upon allvoters
to take immediate proceedings to
nave' any errors or omissions cor-
rected according to law.
Dated at the Town of Clinton this
241(0 day of October, 1922.
D. L. MACPHERSON,
73-2. .Town Cleric
Heifer Gone Astray
A two ydar-old Ilet•eford iheiferj
dehorned and ears clipped. In'fot-
ntation as to whereabouts desired by
J. B: Reynolds, Clinton... Phone 196.
73-tf
Heater For Sale
A:McClary coal heater, Famous.
Almost as good as -new. Can be
bought, for $20. Reason for selling,
have installed 'a 'furnace. Apply
Thos. Sampson, Londesboro.. 73-1-p.
Geese For Sale .
Good breed and good laying strain.
Apply., Mrs. W. H. Cole, the Gravel
road, north of Clinton, Phone 133,
73-tf,
(louse to Rent '
A. 7-roonied house on Princess et,.
east. Town water,' modern conven-
iences. Arthur Cantelon. 73-tf.
Turnips For Sale
A quantity of turnips, att-present
itt'the field, 'will be sold by weight
or by tiSe tow. 'Three quarters of
an acre. Apply to E. Mittell, Box
13,• Clinton. 73-2.
Thanksgiving Dance
A Thanksgiving dance will be held
in Brucefield, on Monday evening,
November 6th..,.' Gentlemen '75c.
Music furnished by Forsythe' Trio.
73-1-p.
Stoves For Sale
Coal heater, coal heater with oven,
range, and parlor wood heater, AIL
ply to William Biggins, Rattenbury.
street, Clinton. 73-tfr
.Farm For Sale ,
Lots 57 and.58, Maitland concession
Goderich township, containing 16412
acres, more or less. Bank batn, 50
feet square, ;stablingg' underneath
shed, 30x50; large frame_house,'os-
session' given at once. Andrew
Shepherd, Londesboro,.Ontario.'73•tf,t
House loot Sale .
, ^ Y
gy'rat'}te cottage with rive -lots on
Ii r ! t
on street, train
ort .
n es
pret is
r
Olden with entail 'j`uit',, For
fanner p3rtreA),55$ ISJply,,to,MmsSt
ntolbir,' on aro uses, 61-tf
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A
QTOBl^1G .'?Uth,•
t re hr 50
b'
�y
alone c "
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Alli ourgrocer
71''
43 DELitmaus
R n!N
S•'
r 4N
a' ,d
Are 'Sold Annually. `
f
tar,, a- peeliet to-de►i�'.
aur
Are Carefullylooked rafter at oil
at lowest possible price and also gi
Extra good black' tea a s` eci neje g�, p al r
p
10` Bars of Pure Z,aundry'Soap ..48c.
3 pkgs; of Ammonia ,., .25c,
3 pkgs, of Pearlitic ., ,...25c.
'2 pkgs. ,of Lux t2Se;,
3pkgs.'of Jelly�Powder 25c:
See our 1923: Calendars
Get the Habit ;of Dealing at:
JOHN5C 11T &, CO'S S GIl'OCERY
'
'-''"•,
Wants' nts'
" store. , W ' .
r or e sell, volt quality, goods
ve you prompt seriice.
e, Per' lb ` I -, ..98e,.
• r ,
1 Can of. Baking Powder .22c.
5 lbs. ofr
Pu e Laid .$1.05
5 lbs. of Shortening n ng ,$1.00
3 ]ll,' of Cisco '`1', , .., ......85e,
rr2lbs. of Broken Sodas •,•.25c',
.
For . our. ,,patrons. • only.
-
Phone 111
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
OT DRINKS
Now that t}le"bummer:season is prst;.we are
-ready to rerve;hot;drinks.
i° ,
1 ells o n
o se
'�Tand-` �12 obertson s
Chocolates
A fresh suppl-y.alivays on'hand
- In fancy packages add-in bulk
Ice Cream always onlhand ,
Bread and Cakes -
A fullline'of bread and pastry at your command`
each day
`-' ` Wedding Cakes a Specialty -
OUR MOTTO : SERVICE AND -QUALITY
. J. BROWN & CO.
Telephone No. 1I---
"
AUCTION
of Farlrgn Lands, Stock
The undersigned Company willoffer
ises ,below. described, ,
°-Tues hah, November
AT 10 A. M. the farm now occupied
stock and chattels' as. follows:-
FARM Lot number fifteen 01 the
ship. of Colborne containing alaout 82
STOCK AND CHATTEL
Team, ages 3 and'6 yoifrs-
Bay stare; age 14.
Three milcls cows.
Two-year-old steer
Two-year-old heifer
Three, one -year-old' cattle 2 '$
Three calves
Brood Sow . \
Four young pigs
About 15 tons of hay ;.Spraying
About 100 bushels of oats.`
:About 10 bushels of fall wheat „,
-About 10 bushels of rye
Binder
TERMS FOR REAL ESTATE
when possession is given.
TERMS FOR STOCK AND : -CMA
The Huron '& Eric Mortgage Corpo
Thomas Gundry, Auctioneer, -
• Goderich, 'Onta`rio,
-
SALE .,
and Chattels
for sale by auction on the prem.
'
7tb, .16-42
by Nathaniel Baer, and the __;
-
Maitland concession of the town-
acres.
Mower
Steel rolier-
Cultivator, (two horses)
Sctttller
Wagon_ b
Bob sleigh,
Democrat
Fanning mill
Cutter ''{
Seed chill -
outfit and engine
Two long ladders AO
Pairr,,• of bobsleighs.
ahead rack .-- .-,-
Buggy -'
-10 per cent. down and the balance
TTELS-Cash: (No riotes.
ration, London, Ontario. -
Crouyn & Betts, Solicitors,
. London Ontario.
• 73-2. ..
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COME WITH US TO--;:•
,Goderich .
AND ATTEND THE
.planer Dance ,
-•.-AT-,..
-
-•
Hotel iaedtord
Next Saturday 'Evening.
Ott
Oct:ts"b-«'r' 28th.
• -..Dancing from 6.30 to 12.00.
Musip ; by Miss Gene Cannon and
London Orchestra. '
Sttnday Dinner -Music 1 td 2.45.
Sunday Supper -Music. 5,30 to, 6.45.
Write or phone for reservations to
Hefei Bedford, -Goderich;
" RATES : -
Satutday Evening, 0.30 to 12.00
( „ • $3,00 per couple. .
I '• After 8:30 $1.00 per couple
With additional charges for lunch.
a la carte. •
Sale of Lallds
for Taxes
Town of Clinton
to
By virtue of a warrant by the
Mayor of the Town of Clinton bear-
ear -
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 1
Clinton at the hour of three o'clock
in the afternoon ;on the Fourth day
of December, 1922; unless the taxes 1
and costs Inc sooner paid. Notice
is hereby given that the list of lands
for sale- for ar7ears of taxes is be- P
••in published
g p fished in The Ontario Ga-
tette, the first insertion being the.
26th, day of August; 1022, and that
copies of the said list niay be had:
at my office. D. L. . Macpherson,
Treasurer, Clinton August 31st, 1522
' 04-tf
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Faris For Salo
Lot 10 pt. 17 concession 1 Mullett,
Huron road 11/2 utiles 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
p e
a good barn 40x74 with stone stabs-.
ing-.and cement' floors, also hen house ,
pig pen and driveshed
p b p, d on cement ti
foundation. There is se two story a
brick house with modern convonien-
ces. Faris is well watered with first
class spring's and also spring creek
running across one corner Farm
is well adapted for mixed`` farming.,
or terms and conditions Make ap=
plication on the premises'or Clinton,+
R. R. No, 4. John Noble ' 5841 P
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COURT OF REVISION
• • Town of Clinton
�_.-._,,
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Notice is •hereby' given that, the,
�
Couit of Revision of the Mtuatipahty
of the Town. of Clinton will be hold
in' the Connell Chamber„Clinton, on.
Friday, October 27t1i, 1922 at eight
o'clock in the evening for,' the pure
pose of heating .and. determining
complaints against the Assessment
Roll of the sjsid municipality for 1922.
Persons` having . business with tire.
said Court will picas° attend at the
said; time,and lace. -
� `i
I).' L, MacPIIERSON, ,
'' Town Clerk
Clinton October 17th 1922 2-
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Farm rl?or Salo
Lot 26, Con. 171h on the Bate'
' p
lino, n?ilo 'north '04 Clutton. 22'/a R
acres flint class land, good house,
bank barn and young orchard 'lust', i�
>3��'t`itolla Corsets
-$pirelli Corsets for-healthfulnecn,
...E '
beginning .to bear", Al o,; 7-roorx'rpd;;
ii a 'on'.Albe •tr bra h �..i:.,:., �,
e.4 A'4en!t:- dura oftuge V- ase r , 9,
y corsat made to measure „Mrs.tor, Vied' "ga'E'dei�, bsf
Elizabeth Ilennedy�', Ontario '11traotl- lhttror }trenrisoa,
Gunton, `('hone 142, ' /i3-1021
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articles s eciall . marked whioh _eaiinat - appear .
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Windows, '
Imperial Oil Geo,"s Polarine 1 otor`Oil for your^ar
v
! . at 51 per gallon
Raw and bo7iled'pure ']3aden Linseed (ail 1,25 gallon
Genuine Elephant brand pure 'White;Lead '$17 100 lbs
Plow points for. all plow at. (a5c and 700 each
Second -hand -base burner with oven,
1 rst-C1 8' condition n h. as fon .'e,t $20
The 1900 Cataract � Electric
� t Washer
"Silo sits and sews while/the washer goes" type
_Oscillating to soli p•
b , solid 'cocopper; reversible wringer,
tub, � PP �,:.. YiE? r
capacity, of tub $-bed aheetS,' capacity` per, hour 40 bed
sheets,,electriccurrent cost 20 per hour. Thi'ui'machine
- will take the work . out• of washing, Sold on a cash
Payment down fohowed by: easy'. monthly payments;
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MITEISTIMMEMOI
Phone 68.
• OFFICE HOURS ':
9.30'to 12'a:re., 2.00 to 5.30 p,m.
7.00; to 900 p.m: Sundays bya
appointment:
DR. VY. R. NIMM
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Chiropractic Specialist. • -
Specializing in Spinal, Nervous and
o Chronic Diseases.
CONSULTATION FREE
N6rniandie Block, ' Clinton, Ont.
62-4
Beater For -_Sale ,,
A good coal heater, only used a
couple of winters. ` G. E. , Hall,
Rattenbury street, or The News-Re-
eortl..
Mens Work Boots
Less than Cost
Friday and. Saturday
We have several pairs-` of men's
olid leather work boots which rnust'
e cleared regardless of cost,1
eg`.; $7.50 to $8:00 going at $0,95
eg, $6.00 to $7,00 going at $4.95
eg $5.00 to $6,00 going at $3.95
Wm. s carrg
pposite the' Postofce. 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
tithe cause of disease..
Catarrhal deafness, adenoids, , and
enlarged tonsils treated„ without surgical operation.
Stomach and intestinal 'diseases
reacted without the -use of drugs or
urgery.
Successor to Dr. Heileman,
'Office, Goderich, Ont. •
At the Graham House every Tues -
P day after 6.30 p.m.
Ve carm a full Hne_
of flour and feed
.et Jinkins and Son
supl Ag gour needs
urity Flour,
Manitoba's- Best,
Five Roses,
White Seal,'"
Welcome, (Pastry)
Model,
Jewel
ow Grade Flom, a
Bran,
Shorts,
Chbp
Oyster SheII,
Calf Meal,
C OR Cake;
Grit.
Royal Purple Stock Specific, Poul -
y Specific, Lice Biller, Cough Cure
nd Went Powder, /
Linins Pure Lard and Easifirst.
II•igthest prices paid for Grain
W. Jenkins & Son.
FLO1J1 AND FEED
ones: Elevator 100, Residence 141
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed.
Clothes cleaned pressed and re -
aired. Woolen goods dry . eleancd,
Goals -over Iteard'S barber shop.
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Boars for
IgePVAee
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ion tired, big typo Yor)c0bfr0
and
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hog ,'
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•Love 'r none 5 on 030, Clinton :48
The - South -End
Grocer
Try our store .for iyour supplies y.
you will find our prices
AS LOW AS ANY , 1
FULL STOCK FRESH GROCERIES
•Prompt delivery to 'all • parts of the,
- ly town,
HIGHEST PRICE FOR
BUTTER AND EGGS
PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY,,
DELIVERED. - ,
Mrs..M, J. Brown
PHONE 1445 r
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third , Coal .
We are receiving a .few cars oil
hard coal. -
Soft Coal now on., hand.
Leave orders at any Resideneed
Huron street, or Phone 155.
E. WARD
,COAL
NUT. STOVE & EGG
ALWAYS ON HAND ;'
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1
.R. J. 'WWJLER
Orders, taken at residence. Phone 112
Highest prices paid for- Wheat;
Oats, - Barley, Peas and Buckwheat.
I '
We have agency for Toronto As-,
phalt Roofing, if you have any roof-
ing to do you will find it advisablte
call on us, our prices are reasoniilile
and the roofing, is the highest grade
on the market.
Bran and Shorts, Purity, Thorobred
Five Roses and Fine Jewel Flours.)
Stook Foods and Calf Meals always
on hand.
J. A. ,FORD -&- SON
Pitons 193.
Flour and Feed Merchants and
drain Buyers
Also issuers of Hunters & Trappers
licenses
Live P s uttrtl.
Wanted
Three Thousand Chickens -Two
Thousand Hens. per week.
Special prices paid for p) operly,
finished minded Ohiekens.
Our prices are unsurpassed for ,
high grade poultry. „
GUNN9 LANGLOIS CO.
CLINTON, ONTARIO.
N. W. TREWARTHA, Manager.
Phone No. 190 Holmesville 601 r 11
CREAM NVANTEI)1
The
demand for our butter is in-
creasing.
To supply this demand we,requix'a
more, cream.
We request you to ship us your -
cream.
We guarantee you the Ilighesd
'Market Pricbs..lace:irate tests and
prompt service.
Our firm is known to d
you nesila. .
no further recommend.
Wo pay all, express charges, turn,.
is
b, and pig twice each:
month.
Write for send or ftxrtker informal..
Mon 0 to the" r
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