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Man by the merle of Forlce is the
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of the I'
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1 t .z xsparty.
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Ought ttto
i
g be all eight, tea. Ought
to pitch -fork the ;Party into the front
Editors have always been pretty
hard to discipline. They have had
1.a :trome ix new law, in order to pttn-,
ash one sufficiently in•.thc, Province
•of Quebec,
i w
it will .soon be municipal election
•time. `What's to "hinder the think -
:int} out of suitable candidates now'i,
.so that on nomination night the bus-
ness can be one on without delay?
w * w *
There is some talk of putting up
°Nome women as members of the Puke
lie schoolboard and why not? There.
`are women in 'Clinton` who, would"
make excellent members, of that body
.and who should' be- more interested'
in : the welfare of the children than'
their own mothers? The idea is
worth 'considering.
The Kincardine Review, •epeaking
.of the death: of that stalwart of Me-
thodtsm; the late Rev. Dr. Briggs,
:tells this story;'
"He was in Kincardine for three
'weeks nearly twenty years ago. His
'visit was prolonged,' not willingly
but perforce. • He came up to hold
.service in the Methodist church, and
-the storm arrived which blocked the
.railways for nineteen days. ' ' He
-wee_ impatient to get' back to, his
work and every" day- '3ie wired his
<office. One of 'his telegrams read,
"Storm still raging, so am I.' "
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Clinton needn't be so awfully puffed
.up aver its all -conquering' girl's' Ban -
'het ball team t "Maggie" was one
ssf those sure -aim girls, and see what
.a life °Jiggs'l has led since he mar
rued her!—G:oderzch Signal,
That our girls have the sureness of
• eye and the strength of arm to throw
:a ball with something like the' .pre-
.cision that the 'inventor dbee-
.ket ball inte>4ided should be usedts
:ate 'proof that they will later on a=
muse' themselves throwing sugar
bowls and rolling pins at the hads
rof hapless husbands: From the way.
'the Goderich'gals'played in' Chu
-ton we doubt if they would be ab.d
Ito "throw a glance"' to make 'a pian
:leek twice.. But if The Signal' man
admires that 'sort of :gtrl all. right.
As for us we !prefer he athletic girl,
who's -got some pep ,and if; later on,
she begins to" throw things, as she
;shouldn't,' probably the party of the
ratherpart will be largely to blame.
"Certainly he shows a lack of fine,
old-time political schooling." re-
marks the London Advertiser re-
garding Bonar Law's blunt state-
-anent that the taxpayers vers of England`
might not expect any great redac-
-•tion'intaxation, 'he,should know that
ea platform is to get in on, but not
.to ride on. _ Let hint tell the people
-that taxes will be eat in two, .and
then after election day . forget his
;promises. If we get to` the stage-
-where we are going to limit` our
campaign speeches to positive aces, •
ethen the old-time political tub -thump-
er will .find that his glory has dee
'parted; and .his thunder so diluted
'that it has ;lost its crack," • It Is
hardly „surprising that the Titer
-.should thus somewhat `bitterly and
sarcastically refer to the broken
pledges of the king administration.,
whose members, soeiee of -them bold'
'3y announce that "piatfornms are to;
get in on." ` But public life would
-be cleaner if those seeking the ;suff:
rages of the people 'would confine
themselves to facts.
• * e 5 5
On Friday last at a caucus of°"'Pro-
• gressives held in Winnipeg bit,, T."
A. Crexar, who has led the Party
si]rce+:its "'inception,, ,resigned his,
leadership and 'Mr. Robert Forke,
M. P. fon Brandon, was chosen lead-
•er. _ c
The meetings e g were, held behind
closed
doors o and
only
such s state
.ntents as were approved were -hand-
.ed out to the press but it seems to
be generally ;ttnderstoecl ghat ,the
•Relegates were not by any "'means
.always' at one,' J. T. Shaw's of
Calgary was the only other •name
-on the ballot paper and he wits not
present or he might have had it
-withdrawn, The Alberta members
'opposed Foeke nevi Miss :McPhail; the
-only woman member of parliament
;sided with theta, their abjection' -to
him 'being that he 'favored the
"broadening -out" idea, The. Win-
nipeg Free Press thee 'comments on
-the election of Mr. Fork's:
"The members decided to remit the
question of permanent leadership to
.a national convention, to be held
Mater, which will also be expected to
revise the national pocies of the
'party..' Meanwhile the - party will
lave a parliamentary Ieader, in the
person of Robert Forke < 31. 1'. for
Brandon;. This appears to he a the
eughly good choice in view of the
•circumstances. A showier lead&r
;night have been chosen, but it may
be that he bas more than any other
'Progressive member, the sum of
qualities necessary fox the position
to whirlh he has been called, Ile
has knowledge, experience, sonnei
judgment, character, and is ;cite
'competent to state a case r. sol
q out
an argument in a manner ,whleh will
command the attention and respect
of the ,louse of Commons. It is,
perhaps, unnecessary to dwell open
the important fast that the action
of -thecaucus definitely commits
the Progressives to, a futttx o ag
genuine political party, the test for
membership in which can only be be-
lief in the politieal....principlos:lt
avows, Having Colne to the otos
roads,' the Progressives have takeh
o read'h'
w ]e lead Dad
to' real sal f
utixr .
e
e can now be for, them me' 'tern-
rt back,"
g
h
her
The resignatiet of Mr. Cr.erar was
t unexpected, ets, etesident of the
3 ] '
s
rA n Gr
ow'e's Association' h�
is d
foettl�d
ttties tie party tear„tot„tnit.
too -utuell of leis time eau be could
not afford, at least he did not wish,
to give up Itis husineee connections
M order' to feedthe party. Aside
Timm that ion t a
t his leadership vas'nee
Car icu 1
t lax . atisi 1 t
4 3 e ex t0 hi l `
I Y Y n >aelt'.
It is believed by many that ho would
have liked to join forces with the
Liberal Party, in some eo t of 1;1
coalition, but wee prevented by those
of Ibis own panty. fn his farewell
address, however, he donee that this
was his wish. Ile only 'wanted to
affect "- alt honorable co-operation"
with the government. .But;` be
that as it may, there are those In
the party Who breathe a, bit .freer
that ho ^is no longer at its head. It
is -said '' he will also resign his seat
in the House., .,elf so, will he devote
himself entirely to the conduct of
his business as :head of the Grain
Growers' Association, or will he
come back as a member of the old
Liberal'Party? We slain see.
CANADA AT THE ,BRITISH
INDUSTRIES FAIR”
The Canadian Chamber of Com-
merce in London, which Was organ-,
ized two years ago and which em-
braces in its membership Canadian
firms doing business in England, has
notified the Canadian Manufacturers
Association that it is arranging for.
a Canadian section in the British en.
dustries• Fair, which takes `place
simultaneonsiy at London and Birm-
ingham, February 19; to - March 2,
1923. This is an important annnal
trade exhibition and, while Canadian
exhibitors' have been welcome, very,
little advantage has hitherto been
alien of the invitation, The ,effort,
now being made' by the line Ian
'Chamberof Commerce encs to .arrange
,for Canadian displays air the next'
Farr in; a special. Canadian section
is a step meriting support front this
country:
= Marriages
y.UIdFORD—EI}WA1S—At• Stray`
ford n November 11th,`' by' the
Rev. Mr. Martin,' Edna -Pearl Ed
:wards, daughter of Mas. Il Y.
.;;PPC Otiderich township,'to Wtii'
George, of Mr. Thee.'
•.-Fulford•' of Clinton.
i3OVETT—lIODGINS—At.London- on
eabyemlier 4th, by the Rev. A. L. G.
a'Clar7t�',e.r, Clara lo,,,daughter 'of Air.
and .11frs. Fred Hodgins of Holy -
road, to Edgar C. Lovett of. Cline
Births
PAISLEY=At St. Lambeth, Quebec,
•on'November 14th,.tb',Mr• and Mrs.
de. Clarence Paisley, ais ley, a daughter.
ago
WiDIN
G-iAt Private Patients'
Pavilion, Toronto General Hospt-
Jai, on November 11th, to Captain
and Mrs. Charles' E. Dowding of
Oakville, formerly. of Clinton, a
SOIL \ ,
®`caths
GALPlN—In Goderich. township, on
November 911-1, EIizabeth Nineliam,
wife of Henry .Galpin, aged 76
years '
CUR IES --In Clinton, on November
11th, William Currie, aged 83
. years.
IN MEMORIAM
WEY•MOTTH—In loving nsesnoryof
lCeitha, dearly beloved daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Weymouth, aged
21 fears, who died November 8th,
1919. •
"She is not dead, the child of our
affection,•
But gone into that *chooi
Where slue no longer: needs onr
poor protection
And ,Christ himself, cloth .rule."
—leather, mother, sister, and brothers
STEVENS—In loving memory of
Alice M-
andO
Won beloved love
d wifeof
W. Ii. Stevens, who died November
7th, 1921.
"One precious to our hearts is
gone '
A
,voice we loved is still.
The place made vacant in our
Immo -
Cnn never more be filled.
Our Father in ,-lis wisdom called
The boon His love had given
And though in earth the body lies
The soul is. -safe in heaven."
Days of sadness still come o'er ns
'Tears of sorrow',otten flow
Thinking of the day you, left us
Just one year ego.
—Husband and children,
Farm for` Salo or Rent
Lots 57 and 58, Maitland conces-
sion Goderich township, containing
1641/ acres, more or less.Bank
barn, 50 feet square, stealing under-
neath, driving sited, hsed, 30x56;
hen house, large frame house. Pos- •
session given at once. ' Andrew
Shepherd, Londesboro, Ontario. 76-tf
To ,tent
Pair of coons; en suite. Well
adapted :for light house -keeping, or
dressmaking. Including use of bath-
roorl; and all conveniences, also
single rooms, furnisher], with or.:with-
oat board, Apply --."Spruce 1l0 lge,"t
Ontario Street, opposite 'Ontario St,
Methodist ohureh, 764.
Dance
An informal dance will be held in
the Community Mali, Lotdesboto, en
Wednesday evening, November 22nd,
Dancing from` 8.30 to 1 o'clock. Ev-
erybody welcome. Phelan 8 piece.
Orchestka. Admission, gents '$1,00,
ladies please provide, • 76-1-p.
Rat
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EmsWanted Va
ntod
Iligliest: markee price paid. Alec,
not gel
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rice,
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4 ett,(o Per emit,
to 25 Per deete'thigilee tltgik lvrices'ietld
bother
Y dealers, .
s Phone 0 Or,
write
H '=llcvi'T , Phone,,,8h, •:,G,'f niton.
CONSERVATIVE GOVItRNMBNj
RETURNED IN GREAT I31lITAII�T
Law's
Boner ctrlt '
G a government Was sus-
tained in,yesterday's election in Grealt
Britain, But full.roturns are not
yet to hank
dam'unvarying uality is the
Greatest Mar
C("Distinction,.
masa
bas Riven Matchless Quality for 31
So Deliiciouesl' Just Try It"
Your Wants
Are carefully looked after at our store. We sell you quality
at lowest it ty goods
ppssililo price and also gi'avo you prompt service.
Extra good':black tea at special prio e, pr lb, ..
10 Bars of Pure Laundry Soap .,48e.. 1 Can of Baking Powder ......22e.
,3 pkgs. of'Ammonia ....,28c. 5 lbs, of lure'Lard •„$1:05
3 pkgs. -of I'earline , : .........,25e. 5 lbs p(` Shortening .. 1.00
2 pkgs. 'of Lux .. .25s,, 3 ib. ofCisco 85n.
3 pkgs. of Jelly Powder . • .25a. 2lbs.f
o Broken Sodas ..,,25a;
See our 1923 Calendars. For ourpatrons only.
Get
nl .Get the Habit of Dealing at.
JOHNS
e� & CO'S Phone 111
THE ;'STORE- FOR EVERYBODY
MISS 'FRANCES 'NICKAWA
Whtzr;appears in _ Ontario Street
lt`
'C urc
, hon Monday evening. •
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HOT DRINKS
Nowthat the summer season is past, we are
ready to' serve hot drinks..
Neilson's . and_ Robertson s
;Chocolates
A fresh supplyalwa s.omhand
y packages ann
Infapc.:
_ c ,d in bulkal
Ice Cream ways onlhand
Bread 'add Cakes
A. full line of bead anal= pastry at your command
each day
Wedding Cakes a Specialty
OUR MOTTO :' SERVIOE`
AN.i.);(tALITY:
. 13ROWN &,®.
Telephone'No..1
1'HE ONTARIO' -RAILWAY AND
MUNICIPAL BOARD
(P. F. 7915.)
IN THE NATTIER of the Application
of the Municipal Corporation of ^
the Township
df Tucko
p . rstitiith' foe
an Order authorizing the CounoiI
of the said Corporation to pass 'a
by-law providing for the issue of
debentures to:the amount of nine
thousand eight hundred and fifty
dollars ($9,850.00), to meet the cost
-of reconstruction, replacements and
,alterations to the telephone system
of the said Corporation, '
!The repayment of the debt incur-
red under the proposed by-law will
be met by a levy of ten equal an -
peal instalments upon the. proper-
ty of the subscribers to the said,
system, or as the Board may oth
ewise determine.
APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING
The Ontario Railway and Munlcipal
Board having directed Francis 'Dag-
ger, Esquire, Supervisor of Telephone
Systems, to enquire and report upon..
the above matter, doth appoint Tues-
day, the twenty-first day of Noveni-
ben, A. D. 1922, at the hour of a
quarter past eleven o'clock in the
forenoon, in the Town Hall in the
Town of Seaforth, for the holding of
sueh,.enquiry, at which time end place
all persons having an interest in the
natter and desiring to be heard are
directed to attend,`
Dated at Toronto this third day of
November, A. D.1922.
122.
(SEAL,) . Signed, 'la. .0. SMALL,
75-2./ ; Secretary,
CR e, 1STAS SALE
A good place tell i0y
Gifts
Will be at the sale put on by the
Women's Institute in Mr. Stothers'
office on
Thursdag, Nov, 23rd
Commencing at 3 o'clock:
Also homemade baking and candy.
`. 76-2.
.K 16, tr
Ct1.0
Sale
of
Milk
Cows
A car load of milk cows, about
half to *ashen. before Christmas,
the other half in the spring; will be
offered at the farm of
James VanEgmond
Gravel Road, three quarters of a'innire
north of Clinton, on
aturday, November 18
At
2 o'clock,” sharp
Teriti 1 Six months credit
ishan a a
on fut.
?? g
Approved joint notes 05 a
discount of 6 per cent. per anatim
allowed for cash. ,
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furitlthed da ' gardmg animals,
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'1041.
F�BIIC MEETING
Mr. FulthorP
and Mr. Simpson '
S son of
p
the Live Stock Commission Dept.,
p ,
Union Stock Yards; Toronto will ad-
dress a meeting of all fatmers in-
terested in. co-operative. . shipment of
live stock on the evening te,f Friday,
November 17th`, in the office of S. B.
Stothers, Disttrice Representative,
Clinton. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all . interested to come and
Bear ,this important matter discus-
sed.
D. H. Wise„ President Farmers' Club.
Gl, W. Layton, . Secretary.
75-2
, Pastime ,Dance
The next Pastime Club :dance will
be held in the club rooms on Friday
evening', November 24th, 76-1.
'Wood. For Sale,
Dry hard and soft wood. Apply
George Mann, 2nd, concession: •.of
Mullett, phone 13 on 636. 75-2
Auction Sale
Of farm and farm :,stock, will be
held at Lot 23, Concession 8, Goder-
ich township, on Friday, November,
17tH
at 1.30
P
m
. sharp. "
The fol-
lowing
l
-
towing is a 1zst,of
live stock; Cow
due to freshen time, of sale; cow due
December 28th; cow due December'
27th; 4 cows due. in February;. 3; 2 -
year -old steers; 2, 2 -year-old heifers;
6, '1 -year-old ;steers;" 8,'It year-old
heifers; thoroughbred Durham bull;
6 store pigs, about 175- pounds eaelii
'bilking machine in good condition.
At sante time and place will be off-
ered, if not .sold before(that date, the
farm, consisting' of 80 acres, mote or
less, with first Blass buildings, well
watered, plowing all done. Terms:
On !twin, made known day of sale.
On stook, all sums of $10 and under,
cash. • Over that:amoent ten menthe
oreclit 'will be allowed, on furnishing
approved joint notes, or a discount
of .4 per cent. straight for cash. J.
Leslie Cox, proprietor. G. H. EI=
liott, auctioneer. . 75-2.
For Sale .
In Clinton, south of the G. T. -'le.
tracks, good house and .barn, also 4
lots, some, fruit trees, town water
and cistern, Cheap for cluiok. sale,
Dasern
Easy tonne. Apply y IIaywarcl,
101 Wellington led„ London, or H;
T. Rance, Clinton. 74-tf.
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For Sale
A few cords' of A I wood', .• On
the ground: oe delivered. Order
early es it Will riot last Iong. We 5,
Downs, opposite 'Ontario Street Me-
thodist Church shed, 74-4,
Piano For Sale
Upright piano, in good condition,;
fine tone, and tuned just recently,
Cheep for Cash sale. Can be soon:
at residence of Mrs, Frank Gibbs.'
Stoves e
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'Coal heFor Stile
eter coal heater'' With oven,
range, a 'd parlor. Wood heater, Ape
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Meat delivered to all parts
of the town
We solicit a share of the pat
nonage of the citizens of Clin-
ton and yicinity;
See our goods and get ac -
(painted with our prices.
CONNELL & TYNDALL
Phone 11€2
16
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SUCCeseors to U. T, Carless'-», awls Ids -old staled
CHRISTMAS is near enough to make immediate preparation for
the Iloliday Gift, Call in and see our assortment nt eniteble
lines.
CATALOGUE is at your disposal whether yon, buy or not and Will
tarnish you with a host of suggestions,
ARTICLES which we do not carry in stock ire will order fo • u
and prove
tvetoseou a saving oe from 25 fe eo per cent, y We
cetal r
CARVERS in cases and sets, Geerr'e Wostenh'olm & Son, Sheffield
Eng'iand- ,
STAINLESS STEM; Table and' Desse,t EniVOS.
COAZt3VIUNITY PLATE Grosvenor and Adam .design in Knives,
Perks, Spoons, Servers, :Ladles, Spreaders; .etc.
TUDOR PLATE, Marquis ,Pattern in above and other individual
1847 ROGERS BROS. Ambassador Pattern to above.
ROGERS; 1847 Silver Plate, Old Colony design. also in al
Canadian Silver ,Elate, Niagara, in above,
WAVERLEY Silver; Plate, Waverley design, ,theabove. '
NEVADA (Canadian)ilverware,.Tipped Pattern in. above.
Aladdin Tlhermaiware Java; Bottles, Lun h
CUT GLASS, First' , C Sets, Tugs, etc
Qualit•Y, Popular Patterns.
ENGRAVED : GLASSWARE nil Vases, Water Jugs and:Tuinbiers
Sugar and Creams, 'Berry •Bowls,, Marmalade» Spoon, Trays etc ''
PYREX WARD, With and without frames,! all' iedividuaI'.pieces,' :',:,
ALUMINUM -WARE,' Complete to every. possible, piece.
•
ELECTRIC A+PP'LIANOES, ,Grills, Toasters, Plates,Irons,' Coffee
' Urns, acid Percolators. •
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The
OFFICE HOURS; South -End
9.30 to 12 a.m.' 2.00 to 5.30 p.m. �'1'l`)GeI"!,�
7.00 to 9.00prtm., Sundays by
appointment. ,,
• DR. W-. R. NIMO M ) .
-Try our store for your supplies,
Chiropractic. Specialist. you will find our paces., ,
Specializing, in ,Spinal, Nervous and AS LOW AS ANY
Chronic Diseases. FULL
STOCK FRES?
CROCERYE$CONSULTATION FRED '
Prompt delivery, to all parts of the
Normandie Block, Clinton, 0nf�
, 62-4 • town. .�.
- HIGHEST PRICE FOR
BUTTER AND EGGS
Heater' For Salo PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY 1
A good coal heater, only used a DELIVERED.
couple of winters. G. E. Hall,
Rattenbury street, or The News'•Re•
cord.,
Men's ,,
.Work.._:
Boots
Less -than Cost
Friday and Saturday
We have several pairs ` of men's
solid
h
a work boo
ton•
w ze
h must
be cleared re a s of
l
rd e
s
c
g est.
Reg. $7.50 to. $8.00 going at $5.95
Reg. $6.00 to $7.00 going at -$4.95
Reg, $5,00 to $6.00 going at $3.95
E arrg
Opposite the Postofiice, Clinton
OSTEOPATHY.
DR. A. M. HEIST
Osteopathic Physician
Graduate, Des Moines Still College
' ,of Osteopathy.
Licentiate: Iowa and. Michigan State
Sa Boards of Medical Examiners.
�e LaDds Spinal adjustments given to remove
for
Taxes the cause of disease.
Catarrhal deafness, adenoids, and
Town of Clinton enlarged tonsils treated.
By virtue o4 a warrant by
the
Mayor of the Town of Clinton bear.
ing
date the First day of August u us a
saleof
g
landssin's'•
arrears' ea s' forst taxes in
the Town of Clinton will be held at
the Council Chamber in the Towfi of
Clinton at the hour 'ofthree 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 August, 1922, and thatcopies of the said list may be' had',
at n'iy office. D. L. "Macpherson,
Treasurer, Clinton August 31st,: 1922
64-tf 1
For Farm r or Sale
Lot 16 pt. 17 concession 1 Hallett,
'Huron road '1% miles east of Clin-
ton This farm contains 127 acres
100 acres drained and' to first class
condition, thee, balance is pasture
land and bush. Oie the premises is
a good barn 40x74 with stone stabl-
ing and cement doors, also heir house
i 1•i
P g pen and drive shed on `cement
foundation. There is a testa story
brick, house with modern convenien-
ces, Farm is well watered with first
class .springs and also spring creek
running across one corner. Farm
is well/adapted for mixed farming.
For terms and conations make ap-
plication on the premises or Clinton,
R. R. No, 4.- John Noble 58-tf
t Farm' Fox Sale
Lot 26, Con. 17th, on the Base
line, mile north of Clinton. 22%
nova first class land, good house,
bank •;barn and young orchard ,just
beginning to bear. Also 7 -monied
house on Albert. street, Clinton. Wa-
ter, good
garden,
'b,.
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latter 'premix s. Mrs ,lbh n
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without "surgical operation.
Stomach and intestinal nt tine, dis a
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treated e't withou
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drugs or
surgery.
Successor to Dr, Heileman.
Office, : Goderieh, Ont.
At the Graham, House every Tues-
day after 6.30 p.m.
We carr] full line
oftiour-and feed
Let Jenkins and Son
supplg gour needs
Purity Flour;
Manitoba's Best,
Five Roses,
White Seal,
Welcome, (Pastry)'
Model;
Jewel
Low Grade Flour,
• Bran,
,shorts,
Chop;
Oyster Shell,
Calf Meal,
011 Cake,
" Grit.
Royal Purple Stock Specific, ' Poul,
try •Specific, Lice filler, Cough Cure
and Worm - Powder,
Gonne Pure Lard alai Easifirst,
T•1ighese prices paid for Grain
W. Jenkins
&SQns
FLOUR. AND FEED `
phonon: Elevator 190, Residones 141
Clothes Cleaned`'and 'Pressed
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At store ' Viers' forenoon .-MA, 0,
Levu, Psion 5 on &30, Cltu,toa 1.28
Mrs. M, J . Brown._,
PHONE 144.
Hard : Coal
'We .','are- . receiving a few' cars • of
hard. coal. ,
•• Soft Coal now on hand.
Leave orders at n t Residence',
Huron street, or Phone 155:'
E. WARD
COAL
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NUT, STOVE & EGG
ALWAYS. S O
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FOR IMMEDIATE :DEL
,VERY
R. J. MILLER -
Orders taken at residence. Phone 11$11
.Highest prices ' paid for Wheat.
Oats, Barley, Peas and Buckwheat.,
15.55.551
We have agency for Toronto As-
phalt Roofing, 'f you have any roof-
ing to do. you will find it adviseble to
call on; us, our prices are reasonable
and the roofing is the highest grade
on the market.
Bin and Shorts,.Purity, Thorobred
Five Rose`s and Fine Jewel Flours.
Stoclr
Foods d a 1
end Calf M
Dais1
a wa
on hand. ,
J. A. PORD #c. SON
Phone 123.
Flour and Feed 1Vterchants and
Grain Buyers
&iso issuers of Hunters & Trapper*
licenses
Live 1lt ,DRRr,
Wti.'1 )ted,`
Three Thousand Chickens—Twat
Thousand Hens per week,
,Special prices" paid for pmoperly
finished minded (Thickens.
'Our prices are unsurpassed for
high grade poultry.
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LANGLOIS �®ft� CO.i6d
CLINTON, ONTARI(5.
N. W... TREWA.R7l`EA, Manager,.
"Phone No. 190 Holmesvilie 601 r 11
CREAM WANTED!
The demand for our butter is in-
creasing. •
to supply this 'deinande require
squirm
more cream,
We request you to ship us your•
a ream.,
We guarantee you the Highesb. '.
Market Prices, laccurato tests • and ,
prompt' service. 0
Our fir.
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