HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-12-7, Page 6il^
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Ia1 another fortnights Cbristaiias
ill be jut a few day:: 011; Are you
netltiy ready Tor tht gee at f esti-
y}t1 as you would 1'flc to be?
Rev,
t 1{5tovules in •theSt.11garyy
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4.6thodlet church, and rev, J
son Inkster, of Knox church, 7 cron-
to both sPOIto to their' eoragiegatione
:.•,on Sunday ovoning;on Welnanhopd"
and both maintained that Woanen in
the finer and ilal b ur stwere }0i0.911 s
s:hlo• for ,the moral, ;and•re17 io
tiff
conditions of the people. St, "Mtllrt's'
Journal -Argus.
Just so!, Men haven'tchanged 0o
much since Adam's time,'have they'.'
L
C. Caanerenr, K C,, ol:''Goderich
at.
who was asked 10 a )0come s coininis-
stoner to look into the cases• of ci-
vil servants •wha bad been taking
more ,interest, in elections- than the
-maw allows with a view, of course; -
'to ousting as many as possible who
were on the wrong side and thus
mike room ^for other$ cfrriendly to
.the present Government, hens d. elfin;.
• ed to aot. Soinebody will be found.
• -who . will act, however, ,•if` 11; is the
intention 'of the lfbne Government
to return to patronage ;?The only
way toprevent such a 'return -seems
'to be for ,the ;Conseryatives and ilio
Progressives to sternly resist: such
a trend. The Conservatives can by
depended upon to -put up se strong re-
sistance but cannot carry: it to suc-
cess alone. Will, the - Progressives
stand with thein?
•
Senator ,Proudfoot
Buried in Goderich on -
Tuesday
SENATOR W/M.' PROUDFOOT, K. C.
Senator 'William 1-I, Proudfoot, K.
C., a native of Huron county and for
Most , of his life a resident in the
county, died at Wellesley I-Iospital,
Toronto, on Sunday after a week's
- illness.
Senator Proudfoot was operated on
for appendicitis 'on Saturday week
but the operation camp too late, ,as
a ,gangrenous condition of the ap-
pendix' was found with Spreading
peritonitis, and 1110 recovery from the
first wasconsidered very doubtful.
Ile lived throughout the week, how-
ever, contrary to the expectations 02
,attendant 'physicians,
The remains were brought to God-
erich for interment, the funeral tak-
ing place - from ` St. George's church
on Tuesday, on the arrival of the
noon train., - -
Te late Sena'tor,Proudfoot was
born in Colborne 1township sixty-four
years ago, being a son of the' late
Chief Justice Proudfoot.' ]-Ie was
educated in the Public and High
.schools - of .Goderich and by 'private
tuition and at an early age entered
:the law office' of Justice Garro. and
-was called to the bar in 1880. In:
the sante year he entered into part..
aicrship with Mr, Carrow and coni-
-menced the practise of 'law in God -
elicit under the firm name of Gar -
row and Proudfoot -For;some. ,years..
ie.has been senior member of the
law titans of,Proudfoot,'.Killoran and
"Holmes 0T' Goderich and of Proudfoot
Duncan; Grant and Gilclay of Toron-
to. In 1902 he was created a'52. C.
He was a malt who always took
a keen interest in the town in which.
so long Ise made his home and for
tea gears he was reeve, of Goderich,
:[le was' secretaryand ..treasurer of
the '(iron Law Association and way
Tor years president of the West (fur,;:
on Liberal Association. i 'In 1908.
he a.'as for,; the first. time.•political-
r u ii�lnt e ,t
and •is elected to re
ac
present Centre Duren in the I e 'isl i••
tune and was 're-elebted`in 1911 and
1914. In 1918 he, was„appointed
temporary leader of the Liberal Op -
aYnits
tea of tbo
bat7cins 5n'l - of: Mrs
;Tonkin a Clinton, to 'Henry Wit
liam.^(d 7'14sworLh, son of the late
k}ly'lkliWQxth and of it'll•s,
T4s Angeles, Ual,
VfSON—At Kipper,
en'tlldr', 20th 1>, .the Rev. J.
l?+;;ostea', Grata Marie, ,daughter,
orMr, and MrS, 'lune, (vise*, to
Jnntto Reid !Tar ettce of , Gpderich
township, .
SPENCER—CARTER . - At Christ
�r cltunch rectory, London,, on- Nov.
:26th,,by tlie'itev Caner Gut}are,;Re.
becca' Mary, only daughter of ilir.
00d ,Mis..John A Cartel fortuer-
y o't Clinton, to John' Speneer son
of -Ma. and Mrs • Jtrlin Spencer of
London,• .
i ,:,.13 . Joseph's
YOU�TG CARB'IJP,.1"; At ,t P
cleuich,'Cliathi', on November 29th
by the Rev., Father. Gaffney, -Mary
Alts ,, only daughter of Mr. and
lbs.`:Matthew• Carbert of IIullett,
t o Alexander g Texan er L. Your , only: son
L
''of..Air, and Mrs. Joinf Young. et.
Goderich. I
Births'
HARRIS—In Clinton, -:on Dee.`,_ 4th,
to Mr; and -Mrs, G.'1'„ Harris, a
SIIORTREED-In Goderich, on :No-
vember 27th, to IIIc. and Mrs, W.
J, Shortreed,'a son:,
Deaths '
COWAN—In:Colborne township, on
November 24t1t,.,Alexander ,Cowan.
in his 87th year.
BERRY -In Hensall, on November
23rd, Thos. J. Berry, in his 67th
,yeas'.
ROBERTSON -In Cleveland, Ohio,
on November 28th, Martha Dorsey
'wife of the late Matthew Robertson
of`Goderich, aged 8b years. -
MAHAFFY—In Clinton, on -Decem-
ber 1st. Sadie A. Mahaffy, daugh-
ter of Mr. James Mahaffy in her
44th year, •,
Box Social and Concert '
There will be a box -social' at :S..S.
No. 9 Goderich townghip, .(Tipper-
ary),- on; Friday, December..15th at
7. 80 p. in. Ladies' please bring
boxes. 79-2.
Cows For.,Sale --
(Fresh Milk cows for sale—Apply
to S. R. McMa,h, R. R. No. 2, Clin-
ton. :•;; Phone'34 on 601; Clinton cep-
tray„ 79-tf,
.Cedar Posts For S le
The Commissioners of the' Tttcker-
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.nt.- at Grantor's -,cor-
ner; 3 p.m. at Baird's school; 4 p.m.
at corner one mile west of Hensall.
—T. G. Shillinglaw, 79-1.
lar O ear
iliPosed of •
14nti'' GQhei "kal'1n1+b6 da, th1� vielnaty,
s he childron s ol�y blas ' nolo On
Sattedey ai'toin 4i i rept,rkin £or.
their Christina oaltdttanlmente,' Ti
i3upti.,1 Sunday sebool'is reProduoiag•
their Cytutettt';;on December 20th. The'
Methodist Sunday school . ts•
preparing foe a Christians tree on
December 21st, and the Presbyter
upas are getting up a cantata fisc.
December 22nd.
.Mr, A, T. Cooper of Clinton: gave
t :,very interesting 'I addresp, in, the
Methodist ehurch on Sunday'evonin'g.•
Mr. AmosAndrew is attending the
Bee Keepers' Convention •lit Toronto
thin week.
Our winter came to an encs very
suddenly and, we are noWe enjoying,
Indian Sutniner,
Mr. R. Jenkins of :Clinton visited
his sister, Mrs. 0. E. Erratt on.
Sunday.
Breeder's Sale
"The Huron County Breeders As-
sociation are holding a; sale in Wing -
ham about
ing_har'about March est. Parties, hav-
ing stock to dispose of, are request-
ed to give this inforination to the
Secretary, S. B. Stothers, Clinton.
Entries close Jan. 15th. Dec. 7-21.
-position' in the Provincial House buf
•owing to his stand as a Unionist' and
to the fact that he worked in har-
naony with the IIearst Government
during the, war period he 'lost favor
with his party and did not receive the,
nomination .in 1919 but ran as alt
Independent. He was defeated, m
a,uee core red fight,the
Party
Liberal, J M. Gowenlock, being elect-
ed. Ile was appointed to the Sen -
to by the Union Government in the
same year and too1C the stand that
senators should he independent and°
support t]io measureses which we
re. 'for -
the
the good of the country withoutbe-'
int, trammelled by party , zlleg}ance
In .lune of 1886 Senator Proedfoot
was married to 1Vliss Marion
Dickson of Goderich,,: who survives
him, with their two ehldt cin, Isabel,
II. and William A,, the latter being,
a student at Trinity College, Toi'en-'
ears
ale f
,h�' t couple o Y
For t itis
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the 'family 'rave resided in Toronto.
For almost, his Whole life Senator
Proudfoot was a lnelilber of St.-
Ooorge't Anglican church, Goderich,
from which the funeral took place
' en Tuesday'.''' It Was very largely
•att'.ended, the Oddfellows, Law So.
deiety' 41.111- County Cotinoil alto/14111g,
• Wanted '
Poultry, ,Eggs, etc. All -)rinds of
Poultry bought at -•highest market
Price.I will be at, Mr: Groves,'Hur-
on Road on ,'Tuesdays iron' now un-
til. the end..of. the year.. -W. Shob
brook, Phone 7eon 641, Clinton. 79-3
Ialis.,•David Hastings of Turriberry
died at •her residence on Friday week
at the age of seventy-six years. She
is survived by her husband, one
daughter and four' sons.
Last In Clinton
A pair_of Spectacles, with tortoise
shell rims. ' Finder,kincby,leave aro
Plumsteel's store or phone- No. ,.201.
Pig Strayed
Strayed from the'' premises of_ the
undersigned,, a white sow. Any in-
formation leading to her whereabouts
will be gratefully accepted and all,
charges Paid. Dominick Flynn, R.
R. No. 1 Clinton,' Phone 2 on 637.
A: Vacuum Gleaner . -
Put in car bymistake in Goderich`
on November 17th,'n vacuum cleaner.
Owner may havesame'by: proving
property and paying for this adver
tisement, Albert Leitch, Bayfield.
78-4-p.
REVISION OF VOTERS' LIST,
TOWN OF CLNTON`'
'Notice is hereby given that a Court
will be held, pursuant to The Ontar
is •Voters' List Act, by His Honour
the 'Judge of the County Court of
the County of Huron, at the Coun-
cil Chamber. • Clinton, on the 22nd
day of December, 1922 at 3'.o'clock
in. to - hear and deterniine com-
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. MACPSIERSON,
79-2, Town. Clerk.
Auction Sale ,
°'
Of cows, young cattle, 'and farm
implements. The undersigned has
received .instructions, to sell by pub-
lic auction
ublic"auction at Lot 57, Bayfield woad,
on Wednesday, ,December 20t1i, com-
mencing at 1 o'clock sharp, the fol-
lowing: + 2 fresh cows; 3 to freshen.
about,time of sale;'5 to freshen Jan.
20th; 2 to 'freshen Feb.' 10th; 1 to
:freshen Feb., 15th; 1 to freshen Feb.
23rd; 3 tofreshenMarch lst; 1 to
freshen Apxil 5th. Six of the a-.-
bove mentioned cows are choice Hol
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 box;
Frost &_Wood hay loader; root pul-,
per; Babcock milk and create tester.
Terms:- Six months 'credit will bit
given on furnishing approved joint
notes ora discount of six per cent,
per annum for cash. Guarantee:
Any cow sold to bewith 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. H Lobb,
Proprietor. Geo. H. Elliott, Auc
tioiteer. .79-2,
: and Seif fiR iS *sot' t them
; ost
deli icious"Tea yo ut ewer tasted.'
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waits for none ' of us. Christmas is on. 'ue again, are you ready?
Wo have gathered- ia1 our store from far and near Fruits, Nuts,
that take that you ride yourself in making.
etc., that yoii'�i'aiit for p
See SantaClaus in our window. 'Pell the children to write 'hint•
letter and. 1et,s know what they want in Candies, Nuts, Oranges,
a Xc
, etc,,
HaveYR ti seen our 1923: Calendars for our Patrons?'
,
Get the Habit of Dealing at.
JOHN (N & CO': CR ie CBRYC !Phone 111
• THE. STORE FOR EVERYBOD.
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STORESh ' � LIMITED
CANADA'S LARGEST RETAIL GROCERS
QUALITY — CLEANLIN]SS SEP. ICP`
BUY WHERE: YOUR 11,t0NEY GOES FARTI-IEST
New Large 21bs. Granulated 10, lbs,
,Plres' .2'?c' Saar.
Sac,
Sliecial? Blend Corn Meal G lbs: 25e. All New lb
Relied "Oats .. 6 ➢bs, 25c ' Mixed
1`3c
'VJheailets .41bs.25c. Nuts
Rice.3 lb. 25c.
Whi.t`e Beans .41hs.,28e. Lennon
,Machine Sliced Roman, Meal1 :„ . ..85c.
aeon.Shredded Wheat 2
, Lux ... '•
Washing Soda
,Silver DarPearldye
APRICOTS �C Babbitts .1, . .
Old Dutch
,Sliced Soap Chips ..2
Singapos•0 tin, Rinsol. ,
P.ineapploC Palmolive Soap
Gullets Lye;,
Orange
PEEL
oc
for. 2
11c
.9c. Clark's
.8c, Tomato
90. SOUP
..11c.
lbs. 27c. -
2 for 15e. Aunt Dinah" ®C
3 for 24e. MOIxASSII
2 for 29c,.
3Sc
11c
Old City
RASPBERRY
JAM
1 lb. Jar
29c
Seedless 2 lbs,
g��adIlS&
33c
Y
1
No. 5 Tin Dotfostic
Shortening \ 51c
•'o':..-, h ado
Sunflowe
Sal>1 iron
Reindeer
COCOA
19c
A 'good Winter Drink
/Shelled '1n . lb.
2Sc.
lOc' Alonds
Dominion Brand il, lb.
potit
BAKING
'i>�IZ
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Camel Brand
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DATES
3 :Co).
Albert Street
Clinton'
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etNeCII now and -Christmas is the. Greatest:
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Buying Season of the Year.
. !Don't Fail to look carefully over our Chocolate ,
Pa ges .
ae beforo decidingon the gift 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
Fullline of Cream Carmels, Butter Flips, Peanut Crisp
lob 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
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Telephone ,:No.
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Pullets, For Salo'
A number of Leghorn, pullets for
sale. Apply to Mrs. -'Geo Layis,
Clinton. a 79 -if.
Auction, Sale of Cows Young Cattle
and Pigs
On Tuesday, 'December ;12th, at 1
o'clocksharp at Walkers Hotel • barn
Brucefield: 4 fresh cows; 3 cows
due in Jan.; 6 cows .clue in Feb.; 9
cows due in a 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, cash.
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 and proving
not to be. within one month, 15 per
cent. of ptuchase .price will be ie -
funded. Ilolland & Tyner, Props.
Geo. Elliott, Auctioneer. 79-1,
, _Farm Por Sale -
Lot 10, concession 1, Hullett, sit-
uated on Provincial highway 38.1:
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 orchard and 20
acres fall ploughed. On place is
good pine barn, G0x50, stone founda-
tion, stable all cemented, in first
class. condition; driving shed" 50x20;
ten -roomed brick house 4vibh good
etlllar, For further particulars ap-
ply to Mrs, J. D. McDci'irid, Clinton
Ont., br C. McGregor, R. R. No. 2,
Seafortn, ;Ontario. 78-tf.
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Btithm- Shop
in
the Normandie Block
Meat delivered to all parts
of the town
We solicit a share of theyp at-
nonage of the citizens of Clin-
ton and vicinity.
See our goods and,, get ac-
quainted with our prices.
CONNELL &] TYNDALL
Phone Els.2
,T .. Farm For Sale= . ,':.,.
Lot 26 concession 8 Mullett, Gravel
Road, 1N miles south of Londesbore.
Thisfarm contains 99 acre], more or
less,- drained and an first class con -
clition' with 6 acres of bush, with a
spring creels mining through; about
90 acres of good workable land. There.
are . 11 acres of fall wheat and, Tall
plowing all done. On the ,Promises:
aro a good barn 56x60„ ft with'stone
stabling, a hog pent, a. drive slied, a
good,' frame house and a. never failing
well and a young orchard. No. 5
school house is situated on one cor-
ner.' of the farm,. For further pa l
os. W. 1VTgCo
t t
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trcluars �aPP y
Y,ondesboro, Ontario, R. R. No. 1. '
3
Hides and Tallow Wanted
Horse liides, beef hides, sheep
skins,, horse hair, and tallow. -4 .
Steep, Clint oil.
Representative Wanted
District Representative wanted for
Clinton and surrounding territory
to represent rho Old Reliable Foothill
for
opening splendid A s P
• cries. 8
Nils P
the right man. For full informa-
tion write, —Stone & Wellington,
Toronto. 77-4
W
anted
Three or four persons with from
5300 to 5500 each to tale interest
With "Advertiser" in exceptional in -
Vestment proposition, ^ Must,.: act
promptly. Foe full particulars ad-
dress, by ter l t
fi •s msi.ance
To
let 'n l
"Advertiser" care News-Reeord : oft
ice. 77.3-p.
Town of Clinton
Tees, 1922
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tile 1-1:csliday,Gift. Call in and see our ustortln
111105. `
CATALOGUE i5 at Your disposal whether you lauyo
furnish You with a boat of suggestions,
ARTICLES which, we do not carry' in stock we will
catal
t111dprogue oee thtoele:: you tz'sa.
Ving of frons 20' to 50 pe
CARVERS in cases rand sets, George Wostenholm &
JPngland.
STAINLESS STEEL '.Fable and 'hiessert Knives,
COMMUNITY PLATE Grosvenor and Adam de5ia
Forks. Spoons, Servers, Ladles, Spreader's, etc.'
TUDOR PLATE, Marcmia Pattern in above and oti
184791teGsF,* RS BROS.' Ambassador Pattern in above,
RoGERS 1347 Silver Plate, Old Colony design also i
Canadian Silver Plate, Niataara, in. above.
NEVADA (Canadian) Silverware, Tipped Pattern in
Aladdin Thernialware Jars, Bottles, Lunch Sets, Jug
CUT GLASS, Firdt Quality, Popular Patterns,
ENGRAVED GLASSWARE in Vases, Water Juga
Sugar and Creams, Berry 13ow1s, Marmalades, S1
PYREX WARE, With and without frames, all indivi
ALUMINUM WARE, Complete in every possible pie
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES, Grille, Toasters, Plates
Urns, and Percolators..`:
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ID q IIImllIV11V@IVolmll ffmumf
/ .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. 'NWNIMO
'Chiropractic Specialist.
Specializing in Spinal, Nervous and
Chronic Diseases.
CONSULTATION •FREE.'
Normandie Block, Clinton, Ont.
62-4
Snirella Corsets
Spirella Corsets for healthfulness,
style, comfort and durability. Ev-
ery corset niado to nteasure. 11Irs.
Elizabeth Kennedy, Ontario .'street,.
Clinton, Phone 142. 12-1921
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed and re-
paired. .Woolen goods dry cleaned..,
Rooms over ' Hoard's barber- shop.
W. J. Jago. —83-tf
Ratepayers are reminded that the
second instalment of Taxes is pay-
able not later than December 14th.'
No notice, other than this advertise-
ment will be given.
R. B. FITZSIMONS,.
78-2 Tax_ Collector
•'4
House For Sale
France cottage% with two lots, on
Huron street: barn on premises,
garden with . small'. fruit. For
further particulars apply to Miss- S.
Cantelon;' on premises. 61-tf
Raw Furs Wanted
Highest market price paid. Do
not sell your furs until you get my
Prices, which `are often 5 per cent.
to 25 per cent. higherthan prices paid
'by other dealers. Phone or write.
H. A. Hovey. Phone 89, Clinton.
76-tf.
For Salo •,
S T.
the G. T. R.
In Clinton„ south of e
traeks, good liouso aucl' barn, also 4
lots; some fruit noes, town water
and ,cistern. Cheap for quick sale,
iSasy 'teems. Apply 13, IlaYward,
101 Wellingtoai Itela^ London, or 'lI.
T. 11ail00 Clinton, 574•11
1V1E;n'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.:
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 $3.95
Farm for Sale or Rent
- Lots 57 and 58, Maitland conees-,
sion'. Goderich township, containing
1G41/2 acres,more or Mess. Bank
barn, 50 feet square, •stabling under-
neath, driving 511011,. hsed, 30x56;
• trio ho
use..
Pos-
session
'louse, large fla
session given at once. Andrew
Shepherd, Londesbor;o, Ontario. 7642
r. ' Barr
Opposite the Postoiiice, Clinton
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hard coal.
Soft Coal i
Leave orders
Huron street, or
OSTEOPATHY.
DR. A. M. HEIST
Osteopathic' Physician'
Graduate,. Des Moines Still College
of, Osteopathy.
Licentiate Iowa and Michigan State
Boards of . Medical Examiners. •
Spinal adjustments given to remove
the cause of disease.
Catarrhal deafness, adenoids, and
enlarged tonsils treated.
without surgical operation.
Stomach ;and' intestinal diseases
treated without the use of drugs or
surgery. ,
Successor to Dr. Heileman.,
Office, Goderich, .Ont.,
At, the -Graham House. every Tues -
',day after 6.30 p.m.
Farm For Sale
Lot 16 pt. 17 concession 1 Hullett,
Huron road 11/a miles east of. Clin-
ton, This farm contains 127 acres
100 acres drained and in 'first class'
condition, the balance is pasture
land and bush. On the premises is
tab'-
with e sStO
40 74 wl n
a• d barn x
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ing and cement floors, also hen house
pig pen and drive shed on cement.
foundation-. There is a two stmt'
brick house with modern coaivenien
ccs. Farm is well watered 'with first
class springs and also spring creek
running across one corner. Farm
is well adapted for mixed farming.
For terns and conditions snake ap-
plication on the promises or Clinton,'
Noble 584f
John o
R. No.
4. N
R.
4 Farm For.. Sale
Lot 26, Con. 17t11, on tlio Baso
lino, mile north of Clinton. 221/$
acres first, class land; good
liOtse
,
bank barn and young orchard just
beginning to bear. Also '7 -roomed
house on Albert Street, Clinton. Wa-
ter, good garden, barn, Apply on
latter premises. Mrs. John Ilalstcad,.
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NUT. STC
ALWAYS
FOR IMMEDL
,n. ,JA
Orders taken at r
Highest prices
Oats, Barley, Pea
Wheat, Buckwheat :.
-
Oats and Barley
.
We have agen
phalt ;Roofing, if
ing.to do you wil
call on us,- otir p'
and the roofing
on .the market.:
We pay the highest market
price. It will pay to give us a all
n to
•'n the; line '1tIY1 1 9
a t
have ri (,'
i you h e Y
f
offer.
Bran and Short
Five Roses and
Stock Foods an
on hand.
Bran and Shorts in latgo or small
quantities, quantities good duality, prices mod-
erate.
Purity and Five Roses Flour always
in stock, ; also Jeivel, Manitoba Best,
Model and Pastry; ,
Gunn's Easifirst and ?tire Lard, try
a 5 pound pail of Easifirst and note
the improvement your baking. Our
Mock of. Lard and Easifirst is always
fresh and prices are Very
reasonable
W. Jenkins & Soo.
FLOUR A1'70 i+IIED
)P'honen; U1ev'ator 199, Eeaidence 1141
J. A. FC
Ph(
Flour and 'Fey
Gra
Also issuers of
LAlly`
We
Three ",Thou
Thousand Hens
Special price.
finished nnillife
Cur prices rices 1
t
high grade Poll
GUNN, L
CLINTO
N. VP'.' THE
Phone No. 190
eat
CREAM
The demand
creasing.
To'supply-tl
more create,
We request
cream.
We guarar
Market Prices
prompt nl service
p
Our' fifin is 1I
no further re
We pay all
ish cream can
month,
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tion tri the
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