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another. :firtcught Christmas
11'i be ;Inst a few days ail'. Are you
nearly ready Tor the 'great festl ,
1 tjs you would lilac to be'
Rev. Dr, tinowles in the St Marys
athodisi, ehurch, and Rev. J Gib •
en Inkster, of Knox cllu ,ch, "Toros-.
to itothi spoke to their cengi`egationn
on Sunday eveniic„ on " Yoananhoad"
and both maintained tilati WO'men:in
the liner and final issues- were lespon
sable- for ,the metal, and -relig'ion's
-conditions of the people.—St, Marys
Journal -Argus.
.cert so! 4ien^haven't'changed ';so
miaolr sirreti Adam's tiro S. ba"ve they`;,
111. C. Camel/on. IC. C.,:of'Goderich
who was asked to become, a cointeis-
sioner to leek into the cases of'ci-
vil servants• who had beefil taking
more:; interests in elections than : the
law allows, with a view, of course;
'to ousting as many as possible wlco
were on the wrong ;side, and thus
make room :for, othersfriendly to.
the preoent Governnieot, hes deelin;
-ed to act. Somebody will be found
•.'who ; will act, owver, if' it i e tho
intention 'of the Kind :Government
•1,0 -return to ,patronage„-: The only
way to :prevent such a -return seeane
-to be for the Conservatives and tho
Pro sh rives to sternly: resist, 5uelt
a trend: ' The; Conservatives can bo
depended upon to ,put up -a' strong re..
sistarice but cannot carry it to sub -
cess alone. Will the Progressives
stand with thein?
Senator Proudfoot
Buried in Goderich on
Tuesday
SENATOR W111. PROUDFOOT, K. C.
Senator William H,, Proudfoot, K.
C-, a native oi' Huron county and for
Most 'of his life a resident :in: the
county, died at Wellesley Hospital,
Toronto, .on Sandal k, g,.,ter a week's
,11liness.
Senator Proudfoot operated on
for appendicitis 'on , Saturday week
but the operation caste too late, ,as
1.`'gangrenous _conditidn of the ap-
pendix was found with spreading
peritonitis, and his recovery from the
first was considered very doubtful.
He lived throughout the week, how-
etier, contrary to the expectations_ -pi
attendant plcysicienS,
The remains were brought to God-
erieh for interment, the funeral talc-
ing place. from St, George's church
on Tuesday, on tice arrival of the -
noon train.
The late Senator Protidfoot was
born in Colborne township sixty-four
years ago, being a son of the; late
Chief 'Justice' Proudfoot..• He was
sducated in the Public and High.
schools' of Goderich and by -private
:tuition and et 'an early age- entered
the law officeof Justice Garrow and
oras called 'to the bar, in 1880. In
the sante year he entered' into part=
airship with Mr. Garrow and com-
menced the practise of -law. in God
erieh tinder the firm name of Gat,
row and` Proudfoot..ForeSoine years.
the :has been senior member of the
law firms of ,Prondtoot,' Killbr'an and
"Holmes of Goderich and' of Prouclfoot,
`Duncan,Grant and Gilday of Toron-
t,o, Ira 1902 he was created a 'K.' C.
`ilo was a mail who always took
a lagan interest in the town in which
so Iong lie made his home and 'for;
ten n years ho was reeve, of Goderich.
He , was secretary, and treasurer of
the Huron Law Association and way
Tor years president of the 'West Her-;
on Liberal Association, 111 1902
lie was for :the first. lila^ political.
candidate and was ' elected to present 'Centre Huron' in the Legislai-
Lure and was- re-elected in 1911 and
1914. In 1918,he was',.appointed
:temporary leader) of the.I,iberal Op-
osition' in the :Provincial 'IIonse bot,
owing to his stand as a TJnionist and
to the fact that -he worked ,in har-
'mony with the Hearst Government
during` the war period he lost falter
with his party and did not receive the
nomination - in 1919 but ran as an
Independent. :' [lo was defeated in
a three cornered. fight, the ' party
Liberal J,YG ove1 c
, bem" c1ee
z
ed.
Ho was appointed, to the Sen-
ate by the'Union Govetnirlent in the
came ,year and 1.6014 the stand: that
senators should be indopcmdent and
support the measures whteh wore, for'
the good of the country withoutbe-
ing trammeled by party , alIegiance.
In Jtiile, of 1886 Senator ISr04111fo9)
was: married to Miss Marion F.
Dickson of Goderich, who surviVes:
him, with thoit two e1ildrein, Isabel
-II. and William A., the latter being.
a student at Trinity College, Por'oh-
to, t or the past couple of years
the .faiiaily have resided in Toronto,
aver allnosr his 'whole lite Senator.'
.Proudfoot was a member of St,..'
God130'a Anglican clittrch, Goderich,
frost W111011 the funeral took places
of Tnc.gday. I It ryas dery largely,
attended, the Oddfe11ows, Law-So-
u1ety and Cib1151by Council attending..
0* thiich, 011111�01:,t+4t,
is y
the Itev.
11ae tientii'ade, dllS1 te, of lite
Oto John.” Jell1tu13'a, of Mrs,
.)eukins of Clinton, to enry
liatxn Charlesworth; son of the late
•:;Vlar{,uc Charlesworth anal 91; Mrs
Cha lesworth of Los Angeleef cal.
T'Oi21 d414 C T TVISO 1. -At Kippen,
;On Nove+nber 29th, by.,the Rev, J.
7, Foster, Gretta' ilia ie, dayghter
of Mr, and .Mrs, Derry- Ipso'', to
Samos -Bold 1 orrtiidsf ,Goderich
townshijs;,
SPrNCER CARTER .
zeeorty, ,LS , is l� c hrist
cc1rah - o,,aAi`t�`Nov,
iX!d n' ,.,
28th, by' the';Rey, Canon Guniie, Re
bocce Mary, only daughter! ;of Mr.
and, .Ms, John A,Carter,' former-.
la
,of Clinton, tA,41:211i $pepcor,'son
4f Mr.•14f't�: ,lin ; spencer of
11-)ondou
YOUNG—CAR' ER. — St. Joseph's
ehiucli' Clin iii, On November 29th
by the Beta. Father+ Gaf'ney,cMary
:',Alice; only dauglitor of 31r. and
p rS :11Tattliew Corbett of Hullett,
to Alexander L. Young, only son,
.--of 'Mr. and Mrs,'Johii, Young ,of
Goderich, ry ,
Births �
HARRIS—In> Clinton, on Deo , 4th,•;
to' Mr, and -Mrs. G.r'B ITar'rs, ,a.
son.
SHORTREED-1n .Go,ierioh, on No-
vember 27th, to Mr, and : Mrs. W.
3, Shortreed, a son:
Deaths
GOWAN—In^;Colborne 'township,on
November 24th,. ,Alexander C_ owari.
in his 87th •:year.
-BEIIRY-In Hensall, on November
23rd, Thos. J. Berry, in his 67th
year,
ROBERTSON—In Cleveland, Ohio,
on Novemlier 28th, Martha Dorsey i
bvife of the late lVfatthely Robertson
of Goderich, 'aged 85 years.
MAHAjFFY-In Clinton, on 'Decent.'
ber 1st, Sadie A. Mahaffy, daug-h-
ter of Mr. James Mahaffy" in her
Box Social' and Concert
There will be a.box-social' at S.,S.
No. 9 Goderich town1hip, (Tipper-
ary), on 'Friday, December.l5th at
7. 30 p. m. Ladies ' please bring
boxes'; 79-2.
Cows For „Salo
Fresh Milk cows for sale.,: -Apply
13 S. R. McMath, R. R. No. 2, Clin-
ton. ,
lin-tong.: Phone 34 on 601, Clinton.cen-
trdii '79-tr.
.Cedar Posts For Sale
The Commissioners Of the Ttteker-
smith Telephone 'System will sell the
following parcels of :cedar posts at
the time and places mentioned_below;
Monday, Dee, 11th.: at 1 pan. in
Brucefield; 2 p.m. at"Granton's cor-
ner; 3 p.m. at Baird's school; 4 p.m.
at corner one `mile west o£'Hensall.
—T. G. Shillinglaw.- 79-1.
Breeder's Sale
"The Huron County Breeders As-
sociation are holding:a sale in Wing_
ham about March 1st. Parties hav-
ing stock to dispose of, are request-
ed to give this information to the
Secretary, S. B, Stotlrers, Clinton.
Entries close Jan. 15th, Dec. 7-21,
Wanted
Poultry, Eggs, ets •'All kinds of
Poultry boltght at 'highest market
Price, 1 will; be at Mr. ,Groves, liur
on.Road on 'Tuesdays front now un-
til the end,of the year.
brook, Phone 7s on 641, Clinton. 79-3
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Lost In Clinton
A pair of spectacles, with tortoise
shell'; rims, '• Finder-kinclly leave at
Plumsteel's ;store or phone, No. 201.
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iiV1r, .0, I 1 taatt 'shipped in a clip
„lo d of cattle and 1r as dispgsul pt
tlasni to the fainters in this vicinity;
Tie children are very busy now on
Saturday afternoons p ep tiring for
theta Christmas, °Mortac,lments .1'i:e
Baptist Skinday seliool is repijodue. ng
their Cantata on Decomber 200th.:The',
N1'eticodiet ;: Sunday school ts:
preparing for a - Christmas tree on
December 21 t, caul the Presbyter,
inns are getting ap a cantata for
December 22nd,
Mr, A, T. Cooperof Clinton gave
a` very interesting ' addresb' in. the
Methodit' church on Sunday evening..
Mr. Amos `Andrew is attending the
Bee Keeper's' Convention in Toronto'.
this week, •
Our -winter cameto aa1 end very
suddenly and1 we are noir+, enjoying.
In Ian Sulnniea.
Ilfr,, R, Jenkins of Clinton visited
his sister, Mrs. 0, E. Erratt en.
Sunday.
• ;, Mrs.,David .Hastings of Turnbert'y
died at her residence on Friday 1veek
al the age of seventy-six years. She
is survived . dy tier husband, .one
daughter and four' sons,
Pig. Strayed
1Strayed from the premises o£, the
undersigned,a white sow. Any in.,
form`tion'leading tO-her whereabouts
will be gratefully " accepted and all
charges paid. Dommiek Flynn; R.
It.' 1o. 1 Clinton,` Phone 2; on ,637;'
A Vacnuin.,Cloaner .
Put in car by mistake in Goderich'
011 November 17th,' a vacuum: cleaner.
Owner may have same •sby.: proving
property and paying for this adver.
tisement. Albert' "Leitch, Bayfield:
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REVISION OF VOTERS' LIST,.
TOWN OF CLNTON
O'Notice is -hereby' given that a Court
will be held, pursuant to The Onta -
is .Voters'- List Act; by His honour.
the Judge of the County' Court of
the County of Huron, at the Coun-
ell Chamber,- Clinton, on the 22nd
day of December, 1922, at 3:o'clock
p. m, to hear and'deteriiiine com-
plaints
plaints of errors and omissions in
the Voters! List of the Municipality
of Clinton, 1922.
Dated at Clinton this 4th day of.
December, 1922.
D. L. 1VI'A;CI'•IIERSON,
79-2. Town . Clerk.
Auction Sale
Of cows, young "cattle, and farm
implements. The undersigned has
received •instructions',to sell- by pub-
Iic auction at Lot 57, Bayfield road,
on Wednesday, December 20th, com-
mencing at 1 o'clock, sharp, the foI-
lowing: , 2 fresh cows; 8 to freshen
about,time of sale; '5 to freshen Jan.
1011; -2 to 'freshen : Feb. 10th; 1 to
,freshen Feb. 15th; 1 to freshen 'Feb.
23rd; 3 to freshen March 1st; 1 to
freshen April 5 Eh. Six of the a,..
Bove mentioned cows are choice II0I-
steins, the remainder are all good
Durham grades. Young Cattle: -
9 choice .steers, rising 2 years, all
in good ,condition," Implements:-
Baine wagon; Adams wagon (new);
set bobsleighs; M. -H cutting boxy
Frost & Wood hay loader; root puI-
per; Babcock milk and cream tester.
Terms: Six months 'credit will be
given on furnishing: approved, joint
notes ora discount of six per cent,
per annum for cash. Guarantee:—
Any cow sold to be with calf prov-
ing not to .be so, one month from
date of sale: 15 per cent., of;purchase
price will be refunded.. Sale will
be conducted. indoors. W. 13.- Lobb,
Proprietor. Geo. H. Elliott, Atte-
tioneer. 79-2.
It�,{.p,t�
., per^ 11I tAf�A M}au•
ui3, � :IUAtW9e11d1LD
CANADA'S LARGEST RETAIL GROCERS
QUALITY CLEANLINESS SERVICE
BUY WIIPRE YOUII 11133ONEY GOES FARTHEST
New Large
N w1 .
2 s rn ,
b G a nitited 10 lbs,
fi'runes 27.c , aa, +lr 83c
Special Blend Corn Meal ,.. 6 lbs, 25c All :Now lb
�q Rolled Oats , ,G llbs. 25c Mgxed
`!r,7c"Wheartlots :. .:4 lbs. 25e, Nuts
Rice 25c..
Whito 13ean1 , :`.4 lbs. 25e. Lear
,Machine .Sliced:: Roman Meal , .35c. on g
Rolled Oat, 25c. - Orange
35c
PDIL
`Shredded''l heat 2 for. 25c.
]bacon' 3�c,.. .
1
L
ttx
o l.l.c.
Silver Bar ' p Washing 'Soda 9c• Clark's
APRICOTS 410%. $c. Tomato
Babbitts .. , , .. , ,9c. SOUP
013 Dutch .11c,
!Sliced Seal Chips .. .9 lbs., 27c.
Riirso ; . , .... ..2 :for 15e. Aunt Dinah
Singapore • s� 1S L+ £ �C
Pineappio, 231C Palmolive Soap 3 for 24c. ,MOIa� S
(Inlets Lye„ ,2 for 29c,
11c
OId City
CASPBERRY
JANE
1 1b. Jaz
29e
Seedless
2 lbs.
Raisins 33c
No. 5 Tin Domestic
Shortening , 51c
Reindeer
COCOA:' 19c
A 'good Winter Drink'
rniiower oi';'Cascade
Salmon 1c
'Shelled lb.
Ahhnonds 28c
Dominion Brand
BAKING
POWiDEII
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19c
Albert Street
lir
Camel Brand
DA`C1i,S
3 tbor
29c
Clinton
IIl I1flionQp qlNsimi1ij)1iiitspI lV f(ll lllll(mI lillflll mmi
nib+' 4e adveitisgmQ11
and seeif�teaX
it X:3i not the' most
ciddici u Tea, 'roll ev.rer tasted.
'" st, Tea -Drinkers
Think It Is."
ir
waits for none of us. Christmas is on tris again, are you ready?
We have gathered i5 our store from far and near Fruits, Nuts,
etc that'yoti'want for that Cake thatoupride ourself in making.
Y y , g
See -Santa Olaus in our window, Tell the children.to write him;
a letter and, let's know what they want in Candies, Nuts, Oran es.
etc: g ,
IIave ,yeti seen our 1923 Calendars for our Patrons?
Get the Ilabit of .Pealing'; at,
JORRISC: d & CO'S GEL:e; CERT Phone 111
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TUB STOKE FOR EVERYBODY
Bet*eea moi sand -Christmas is. the. Greatest
.Baying Season of the Year
Don't Fail to look carefully over our Chocolate
packagesbefore deciding on thegift for that friend
Cowan's Lunch Bars, Medallions, Maple Buds,
Chocolate :Beans, Wafers, Orchids, Etc.:
Robertson's and Neilson's Chocolates
in packages and in bulk
Full line of dream Carmeis, $utter Flips, Peanut Crisp
Rob Roys,'Jelly Beans, A.D, Mints, Scotch Mints
A. varied line of Pastry at your command each day
Watch for our Saturday Specials
Try our special Creamalt and, Butter -Nut Loaf
. .,BROWN' CO.
Telephone No. 1
Pullets For Sale
A .number of Leghorn- pullets ;for
sale. Apply .to Mr's," `GeoLevis,
Clinton. 79-32
Auction, Sale of Cows Young Cattle
and Pigs
,On Tuesday, December 12th, at :1
o'clock sharp at Walkers Hotel barn
Bruceleld: :4 fresh cows; 3 cows
due in Jan.; 6 cows due in Feb.; 9
cows 'due, in March; 12 steers and
heifers,2 years old; 3 young calves;
2 brood sows due Feb. 1st. Terms—
All sums of $10.00 and 'under, crash.
Over that amount .9 months credit
will be given on furnishing approved
joint notes or a discount of- 5 per
cent. straight allowed for cash on
credit amounts, Guarantee -Any
cow sold to be in calf andproving
not to be, within one month, 15 per
cent, of purchase price will be re-
funded. Holland & Tyner, .Props.
Geo. Elliott, Auctioneer. 79-1
,Faris For Sale
Lot 10, concession 1, Mullett; sit-
uated on provincial highway 3%
miles from Clinton, and 5 miles
from Seaforth, Contains 100 acres,
well•.drained and fenced, in high state
of cultivation: three acres hardwood
bush, two acres good o'r'chard and 20
acres fall ploughed. Oe place is
good pine born, 60x50, stone founda-
tion, stable all cemented, in fist:
class .condition; : driving shede 50x20;
'ten'roomecl brick house with good
collar. For further particulars ap-
ply to Mrs. 3. D. McDermid, Clinton
Ont, or C. McGregor, R. R. No. 2,
Seaforth,.,Ontario.,. 78-tf.
Farm. For Sale,
Eat 26 concession 8 Huliett, Gravel
Road, 1r/ miles south of Londesbor'o..
This farm contains 99 acres, more or
less,. drained and do first class con-
dition with 6 acres of bush, with a
spring ,creek running through; about
90 acres of good workable land. There,
arc 11 acres of fall wheal; , and, fall
plowing all clone. On the,paemises
are a:goocl barn 5,6x60 t with.stono
stabling, a hog pent a drive sited, 'a
good ,frame house and a never failing
web and : a young orchard. ISo. u
school house is situated on one cor-
ner of the :farm. For further par-
s W. Me000Y
I to--Ja , l
'clu rs � Y. ,
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:Londesboro, Ontario, R. R. No. 1.
Hides and Tallow Wanted
illorso:: Bides, beef Irides, sheep
skins, horse hair, and tallow. —4,
Steep, Clintod..
Representativ,c Wanted
District Representative wanted for
Clinton and surrounding territory
to represent the Old Reliable 1 onthill
A splendid opening
NuiserioS: 1 for
the right roan. For full informa-
tion 'write,—Slone & Wellington,
Toronto, 77-4
Wanted
Three or four ,persons with from
$800to$500 each to take interest
With "Advertiser in exceptional in-
vestment proposition. Mtist act
promptly. For full particulars ad-
di ess•. by letter in first instance: '1'o
"Advertiser" care News -Record oil-
Ice,'
Foe Sale
In Clinton, south of the G. T. R,
tracks, good house and barn, also 4
lots, some fruk tries, town water
and, cistern. Cheap for quick sale,
easy t%ians: Apply 13. Hayward,
101 Wellington Rd., London, or II.
11', Ranee, Clinton. i14 -4E,
NEW
Butcer Ship
in
the Normandie • lock
Meat delivered to all parts
of the town
We solicit a share of the pat-
ronage of the citizens of Clin-
ton and vicinity.
See our goods and get ac-
quainted with our prices.
CONNELL &j TYNDALL
Phone 162
Town of Clinton
Taxes, 1222
Ratepayers are reminded that .the,
second instalment of Taxes is pay-
able not later than December 14th.
No notice, oticeo than this advertise-
ment will be given.
R. B. FITZSIMONS, ,
78-2, Tax Collector
Raw Fur9 Wanted
highest market price paid.. Do
not sell your furs until you get niy
Prices, Which are often 5 per ,gent.
to 26 per cent, higher titan prices paid
by other. dealers. Phone or. write
H. A. Hovey. Phone 89, Clinton.
76-tf.
Faris for Sale or 'Rent
'Lots 57 and 58, Maitland conces-,
-ion Goderich township, containing
1641 acres, more or --less. Bank
barn, 50 feet square, stabling under-
neath, driving.. shed, hsed, 30x56;
a
lra •, l c of use. ' Pos-
session
House, rbc Era e
session given at once. Andrew'
Shepherd, Londesboro, Ontario, 76-tf
Farrar For Sale
Lot 16 pt. 17 concession 1 Hallett,
Huron road VA miles east of Clin-
ton. This farm contains 127 acres
100 acres drained and in 'first class
condition, the balance is Pasture
land and bush. On the premises is
a good barn 40x74 with stone stabl-
ing and cement floors, also hen house
pig pen and drive: shed on cement
foundation. There is a two story
brick house with modern convenien-
ces. Farm is well watered with first
class springs and also spring creek
Sunning across otio corner. Farm
is well adapi:ed for mixed farming.
For terms and conditions make ap-
plieotlon on the premises or Clinton,
R. R. No. 4. John Noble 58-tf
Farm ForSale
Lot 26, Con; 171:1x, on the Base
line, mile north of Clinton, 224i
acres first class land] good house,
.bank barn and young orchard just
beginning to bear. Also 7 roocioed
house on, Alhert street, Clinton. Wa-
ter, good garden, barn, Apply on
latter premises. Mrs, John Halstead,
S ccossoi°O to M, 7.', Gories1i
Rowlands
GIT111:S'l'MAS is near oirrtu411 to 1,nalce inr:ntediratq'
the .Ilolidriy. Gift, Ctz11 in and see oar assorIn
hale
CATALOGUE is at your disposal whether you buy
furnis1) you. With a Bost of suggestions.
AR',l ICLES which we do not carry' rn stoelc we will
and prove to you a•saVhlg of from 25 to 50 p
431411oyue these:
CARVERS in cases and sets George Wostonholm &
aSEngland, g
STAINLESS STEEL Table and Dessert Knives,
COMMUNITY PLATE Grosvenor and Adam deli;
Forks, spoons, Servers, Ladles, Spreaders, etc,
TUDOR' PLATE, Marquis Pattern in above and et
pieoes. •
1847 ROGERS I3ROS. Ambassador Pattern in above,
ROGERS 1847 Silver Plate, Old Colony design also i
Canadian Silver.' Plate, Niagara, in above,
WA.VERI,EY Silver Plato, Waverley design, in abov
NEVADA (Canadian) Silverware, Tipped Pattern in
Aladdin T.hermalwfare Jars, Bottles, Lunch Sets, Jug
CUT GLASS, First Quality, Popular Patterns.
ENGRAVED GLASSWARE in . Vases, Water Jus
Sugar and Creams, Berry Bowls, Marmalades Sl
PYREX WARE; With and without frames, all indivi
ALUMINUM WARE, Completee. in every possible pie,
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES, Grills, Toasters, Plates;
Urns, and Percolators:_ '
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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. Nit111W0
Chiropractic Specialist.
Specializing in Spinal, Nervous and
Chronic Diseases.
CONSULTATION FREE.'.
Normandie Block, Clinton; Ont.
62-4
SRirella Corsets
Spirella Corsets for healthfulness,
style, comfort and durability. Ev-
ery corset made to measure. Mrs.
Elizabeth Kennedy, Ontario street,
Clinton;. Phone 142. 124921
- Clothes Cleaned- and 'Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed .and re.
paired. :Woolen goods ' dry cleaned..
Roonis over Heard's barber, shop.
W. J. Jago.—83-tf
I3eilae For -Sale
Frame : cottage, with two lots, on
Huron' street, barn on premises,
garden with . small' fruit. For
further particulars apply to Miss B.
Cantelon, . on premises.' 61-tf
M€D'S Work Boots
Less than Cost
Friday and Saturday
We have several pairs of men's
solid leather work boots which must
be cleared regardless of cost.:
Rog;, $7.50 to $8.00 going at $5.955
Reg. 36.00 to 37.00 going at $4.95
Reg,; $5.00' to $6.00' going at $3.95
1111. `1E3.rrg
Opposite the Postofice. Clinton
OSTEOPATHY.
DR. A. M. HEIST
Osteopathic Physician"
Graduate, . Des Moines Still College
of, Osteopathy.
Licentiate Iowa and Michigan State
Boards of Medical . Examiners,
Spinal adjustments given to remove
the cause of disease..
deafness, adenoids and
Catarrhale ,
enlarged tonsils treated.
without surgical' operation. '
Stomach and' intestinal diseases
treated without the use of drugs. or
surgery.
Snceessor to Dr. Heileman.,
• Office,, Goderich,-0n$,:
At the Graham House every Tues -
'.day 'alter 6.80 Pan.
GIIAJN.
Wheat, Buckwheat
Oats and Barley
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We pay the highest market
ranee. It will pay to give us a Call
i£ you have anything in this line to
offer.
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Brace and Shorts in largo orsntall
quantities, good quality, prices mod-
erate.
Purity and Five Roses Flour always
in stock, also Jewel, Manitoba: Hest,
Model and Pastry. :
Gunn's Eesifrrst and Pure Lard, try
a 5 pound pail of ;3asiiirst and nota
the improvement in yoitr baking, Our
Stock of Lard and Fasilirst is always
fresh and prices are very reasonable,
"
Jenkins & Son.
s FLOUR ;AND PIM»
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Try our store
you wili' f
AS LO
FULL STOCK F
Prompt delivery
HIGHEST PRI
BUT'
PHONE ORD
DEL
Mrs. M.
PRO
Hard
We .are receiv
hard coal.
Solt Coal
Leave orders
Huron, street. or
E. .
c
NUT. ST
ALWAYS
FOR IMMED
Orders taken at r
Highest prices
Oats, Barley, Pe
We have igen
phalt ,Roofing,: if
ing,to do you wil
call on us, our p
and the roofing
on the market.,'
Bran and Short
Five Roses and
Stock Foods an
on hand.
J. A. Fe
Ph
Flour and Fe
Grai
Also issuers o
Valve
Three °,Thou
Thousand Hens
'Special price
finished millefe
Ourrice
p .s
high grade you
GUNN, L
CLINTO
N. W. TRU
Phone No. 190
CREAM
The demand
creasing.
To'supply-t
mere cresu i..
We request
cream.,
We guaran
Market Prices
prompt service
Our Orrin is 1t
no further ree
We pay :all e
ish cream can
month.
Write for can
tier. to the
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