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For S aring. are Now Here
Weahali°be.pleased `to have you look them over,'29
We 'are sureyot will be pleased with ,the selections; t
Pries& are considerably.';IC/Wei' than last year.
Conte .eari l vvi ille the .stock :.is, craenplete
Spict�at\'price� on odd lots''of 1emfrant `and &(u ring lio'
:All pap r' not semi1iri%oft1 oc1 wiii use t2•immed fri�e
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Mr, Steele. Optician ''and Oiitometrist, 219 Duiidas; Se
4gn,.wii1 visit Clinton an Tuesday, April 10th:,:'Mc ivilly beleat.his.,•
>i4aivs.ill,flit Rnttcr,bury. Hotel from 11 a.m. to'`$ .p.m..'t •'rl }
Mr.,—Steele. guarantees satisfaction and only .reconiniencls -glassed• •
Head ..office, 210 Dundas':St. London,
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His' (.Pr.) •Metalf,.,.who,spent.tate
winter at - Detroit, returned•:to ',tiler
grillage this _week.
Mr: Walter Westlake of. the Sauble
Line, Stanley, has purchased , the'
residence of. Mr. 'Wilson Eagleson -
and will prove his - family in. this
week.'•" ' :. ,. .
Mr:: William. Dixon, who sold his
Irroperty fe". Mrs; Brown 6£ Owen
Sound, moved into, the residence of
Miss M. Reid on the Square this past.
week.
Mrs. Czrtvie.: • is s1)endinu .. a,.fetl
Weeks with her sister,' Mrs. Thom-
son, at Goderien.
Mrs:: Morley 4lart 'of Toronto, is
the guest., "of • her,parents, Mr: and
Mrs..'George Kin''• ":
Mrs. H. ;Ker'r of - .Alberta is pend
int; the week with her;: sister, Mrs
J. Davison,
Coii'starce
Mrs. Gearg .Stephenson is visiting,
her sister-at'Niag'ara for_ some time
•A 'pre i,,:(s,,.orial meeF.ang., will
. be
held tai -the' .basement of the i hurrah on •
April'; 3rd. A good attendance-
F - .kms• .... ,
quested.,,,Lunch will be served:
Quite a number around here are
side,, with golds, while seine have the,
!Th •
Mrs. Andrew is visiting het daugh-
ter, ;Mrs. 13.' 73,i Stephenson, r
Itlr. Fowler is busy these days help-
ing to prepare his entrance class.,
T.
Made le le"Get" Rhesmatisre
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S ,.'Hosielh ether pains am;fisy:
'j7b1i can;depend „upon T:R.G's to
do their wyorlr.:When T,IZ,C.'s
are, used, there's no chalice 'of: error.
!in lodgment' no chance.ot'nustakes -a
:tbeiiig made.. se is accurately meas-
ured; ingredients absolutely pure, and
.;gparanteed„rnot to be, injurious or
•habit-forming. $1,00 atyourdrtiggist'a
EFee sample, Ternpli'ton'sLtd.ITornte
Sold by J; E. Hovey, Clinton, Ont.
xamii c theSea
After cleansing any garment or
materia) with SURPRISE ex-
amine the Seams, ''You will find
that SURPRISE' has done its
work thoroughly: and the article
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' truly clean. ,
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We Are Not Represented
In a 'number oSS good sections
The opportunity to handle,
SHIFT'S Red ,Steer Brand FERTILIZERS .
is probably open your section
We sell High 'grade, Reliable •I!ertilizers,.;
'' +'" Liberal Coltunilssions
Alienia` vo*antcd wherever. We .are tot ..represented
Drop zud.ti bite to -day,'
wit te L.,To
'1'lue funeral of the late Dr. Peters
acdonald, •formor i'ederal member
tor. East Iluren, swat 5ametiine Dep-
uty Speaker in the 'louse of Com.:
mons, wee . hold Tuesday afternoon'
from St. Andrew's, ' Presbyterial
church to ' Wingunun Cemetery, 'anti
was largely attended, Rev. Dr, Per.
aria officiating p4 •the service.
T1ie pallbearers, life-long• trieEds_
oi' the deceased, were IL Vanstone, J.
A.1vlaeLeen, Abttev .Coscns, T)z, A. J,
Irvin, William 'Isbister' and A, E.
Smith.
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How
Flower and' Seed
sales are
increased
by Long Distance
Some quotations from recent reports;
"j19 calls costing .$x,18 sold
15,000 blooms.. Nearly all
tour sales aije made : by'
Long Distance."
"90% of our orders from
dealers are by Long Dis-
tance,," -
"We 'call dealers once ,a
, week during ' busy sea-
son."
"Do all our buying . by
Long, Distance in the eve-
ning."
"Long 'Distance is essen-
tial in buying seeds from
growers,"
"Sold over 1,100bags of
seed. by telephone."
May we tett you how
Long Dis'anoe is being
used to increase sates
in your basinors?:
THE BELL TELEPITONIa CO.
, OF CANADA:.
�$varyBel( re(a}phone to
Iona Dietanoa Station
GIVE THE I3O"kS A SQUii1t , DEAY,
Editor The td ,Records
ad toz lie s t
It wou' l' appear t the rama11
boys win) _ attend concerts in the town"
'tail, gpipg curly to be stire o1 get-,
tint' a Trent seam, nava no right,' te
A
be 01 ro or at least are not entitled
to. a".6eat, 'ever' thou t, rh ,they
have
$
Prod 1'01 it, Cn cue OCPOsiod , some
t1111a ri o, sr' whole.iine1r 1, oi, ym4'1
lacks lvore o'dg;r.d,Trant , the'1b out to-
.ltc
tack -to stand: wa'l'e their''sweats
slew oven will not spoil your
baking when you use -
Iakin Po der
ORDER FROM YOUR .'14EIGHEORHOOD GROCER
Kit: en.
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-Mrs, rs, Bert McKay of , the village
was' taken to London ' hospital en
Saturady.to;undergo an operation for
appendicitis, which was successfully'
performed, and at' last aeeonuts sale
was' progressing favorably towel:ds
recovery. The sympathy of Mrs, Me
I ' Mfr` is a tendo ended -to-
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a 's ma� lends x
� ny d
Y
her', and all hope to soon..., Sep, her
,back to_,Jser home. again, •
Mr:
'Flies: Wren:" who far' sevo'ra1
months 'has bed working for Mr.
A. McKenzie of the village,. left' on"
Fi;iday la5t.to conimence.business' for,
himself in Hensel], where he •has
rented -a shop„. •
Irl. spite of the cold weather quite a
nun3ber. oft• tfarmers . have:., started
syrup making and report some good
yields- of sap until the ieeent” cold"'
spell:*0 in, whipllants 'stopped op-
erations. A ' geild'sugar bush "at the
present price of ' ;,syyup is a. pretty'
sS
good ae't to a fiirni as the:'tvork`'is'
carried on'-at"a time of yearwhen'
tike !farmer is not busy. ,a
M•r.'> El"'mith
n S wife' ' iimerso ` •: e and
fanuly spent Sunday last'"at Mrs:'
Sinith s-lioiite on the Parr line, Hay.
We very thud'' regret to state that
Mr. Enntierson Kyle of the village
has been confined to his home recent'
iy through illness; '
Mrs William Sinclair, of Tucker-
Smith was in London last week vis-
iting her sister, Mits. (Rev.) J. Rich
Communion services will be held in.
St. Andrew's -church the first Sunday
in April. e" '
Mr T. N. Forsythe' of the' 3rd • con-
.oesSIOn o:.Tuckers iiith has Sold his
splendid team, of draft geldings, ris-
ing f four, years old, to a •gentleman
froth Vancouver, to which city' they
wershipped on Friday last. -
Make It Shine
With Stove
Pipe Enamel
In a jiffy, with this en-
ae2el you cart slick up your
stove and p'i't!, so it will
shine like u bottle.
Lowe 13rbthers Enamel
stands the heat without
losing its shine. It's not
a polish—it's an enamel
which comes in a can and
goes` on with a brush,
Costs but a pittance.
HAiVICINS &'
MILLER
CLINTON
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PRIZE LIST?ST'
URON •CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL
. SOCIETY a
CLINTON '
THURSDAY, ' APRIL 5th
1923
Prize List
HEAVY' HORSES '
Judkia}g-Nitii connmetc0 at 1 o'clock SHAW In order below.
mentioned. Separate judges for heavy and light horses,
a CLYDESDALES '
'Stallion 3 years and hirer , .'. 91,1 • 91'0 95
Ast,l'ri eadonated by S S Cooper
Stallion, under. 3 years .. , . $ 9 95 $3
First Prize donated' by E.Wenderf, • •
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PERCHERONS
Stallion, 3..years.,aid,•ever. ,.,..
' StallibrV under•'t34'jtears' $-
HEAVY DRAUGii`t
Brood iiiare 3 years and over $129 ,96:93
-1st Prize,.donated by Gunn, !,Langlois; &, Co,•
Filly or Geldingi`3 ,ycar's'and over :.., 910.98 '96;^$3
ist Prize'donated by Molsons & Royal' Banks •
iilty or,.Geldmg r2. Years and.under.3. , {.,95 93:1$2 r
" 1st -Prize doirated by''J: H Dorsey, Granam House
"Filly or gelding„S year and under 2 -. ..$ 4 $3 91
•horse coin or filly, under 1 year ,.9 3.: 92 ;E1
Team iu Harness', • ... . , 921.;9.15 910 •
Second., Prize Harrow. Cart donatedby Massey -Harris- Co.
$weepst'akea' .. „
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"=lsrood "r'is'e 3 years and over ; ..$1,27,$6
ce $6 $3
Fully or Gelding, -3'j ears and over a . .9 io: 98 96 93
Filly or Gelding, 2 yearsand under 3 ... , , , ..:. 5. 93 2
r
First Prize donated by E. Rivers i.� •
Filly or gelding, 1 year and under:,2 ..........::.$4 93 $1 .
Horse :colt or filly, under 1 year ..., .$ 3 •92 ,91
First prize (Pair Gauntlets) donated by Plumsteel Bros.
Team in harness , , , .$25 918 'Sip '96
Second- Prize', Scuffler, donated,by-Jos, Crich i.i:C. Agentg
Siteepstakes++t ::• ;., .
—'lgsesdl},Agri cuitural'Glass plot to exceed 1600 tbs-
i ;, C1Efl>xRAL PURPOSE :.
Brood.•niare :3 years.and:over .9 6 94' $2
?First' Prize donated by. W. T O'Neil '
Filly. or. geldutg, ,3 -'ears. and over .. . ,.. $6 94.92
First Prize donated by C. & S. Grocers
Team, in harness.., .,L,......",._918 912 $8;$6
First ,Prize„ lFasy Vacnm Washer, donated by Sutter & Perdue
Sweepstakes ....
LIGI-IT ' HORSES
r u ROADS'I'cicS
Staliioa,.•Standardbred, trotter .. .. , ..9 6'94 92
Stallion; Staddard,"bred,• ac..r,,.. .. 6 24'
p •'9. 82
Carria e.horse`°
S in"harness. y'
$
• ,ist Prize, in'goocis,vlonated by• W. R.Counk e
er -.
Roadster ltorse:in 'Barnes's 915 9+6 93.50
•1 b
s Prize( -91.5..00'
Macld r
ua .
w Goat) donated by W. 0: Brown
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Carriage team in 'harness ..
5392
'Roadster d ater team. in harness 5 93 92
Age in as classes' to be`cousidered,., Age to date from Jap.'
ast.,..13rood-inares1rust.be,iu-foal, or have raised a foal.'
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g CATTLE .
SHORT HORNS
Bull, 3 yearn and -
Over ... ...... . , $ 6 94 82
Bull, 2 `;years „ ....., $ 5 $3 $2
Bull, 1 year ,:, '$ 5 '93 $2.
Cow, 3' 3%ear"$ aud''over i ; •g 5 .$3. -$2
Heifer, 2 years .. ,$ 5 $3 $2
Helfer, 1;• Jgar t 9 4
$2 $1
- HEREFORDS ,
Bu11' x years or over :.:,: ,. $ $ 93
•$ 5 93
.Bull, under 2,ytars
Cow, 3•years..and over • 5 3
Heifer, under3 years 5 93
.POLLED ANGUS., •
Bulk 2. years or over......:...9 5 93
Buil, ,1 year 9 5 93
• Cow► 3 years apt', over , . ,.w 9 ; $ 5 9393
Heifer, under 3 years ......
DAIRY COWS AND FAT CATTLE
Dairy cow, any age and breed .$8 96 94
Heifer under; 2. years ,9' 7 95 93
three 'prizes donated 'by Clinton Creamery •
Pat, heifer, 'age -considered .... . , • .. :9 3 92
Fat Steer, age considered $ 3 $2
Two stock steers, 2 years and under : $ 3 92
Two stock•heifers,,2 years•and under . , ' $ 3 $2'
Sweepstakes 13u11—Shorthorn, Aberdeen Angus' or Hereford
Connell & Tyndall donate 95.00 •
Cattle 'date from Jan. 4st. No cattle allowed to compete for
more than one prize except' in the dairy class,
$16.96'98
6 84 ,92
Special Prizes
Clinton Branch of the 11.F.O. gives 915 for the best 3 Heavy
Draught, Agricultural or General Purpose horses ("stallions
barred) .any age,. In halter, and need not to be the property
of one mals, but must be owned In the township, No com-
petition unless two or more townships are represented.
Morrish Clothing !Co,, gives a 915 Raincoat for best matched
team in harness,' any color (greys barred).
The Clinton Agricultural Society gives 910,00 to the Team
coating greatest distance.
The Hrrbn Specialty. Casting Co., donated 12 plow points for
best matched tearer of Greys.
F,, J. Brown & Co,, donated 91.00 fez. Sire and .3 .of his pro-
geny,
For Ladies not having:won any prizes before, J. A, Irwin gives
1st Prize, an Umbrella; and 2nd,prlle, Fruit dish, donated
by W. 11 Iiellysr. r
For Best Lady Drivers who .have wote prizes before, Mayor A.
!. Cooper, donates the tWo pr&eeS, 15t, $6.00; 2uA.:.„
$4.0o In citing,
'Prrtbs for.. the best groomed .and decorated horse, Horse to be ,
shown singlt anis •on the lint. Jto.consider showing
Of herse.9s well. Open 1,6ycusrudgeg 014'1 under '24 years cit,
age and wdrka. 4st- bc,"done byr a npetitgf.,, 111,,:8,5,1
e ,$ndx'• 3,erd,.,„°,,'
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were gives' Co others mai :on sevez'al
occasions, including the i+"+:`:entee
tainment i,'i'141n ,Jr/ the, ball, .clisrl5
have been taken ('ions some oil them
and three boys i:omne11o,1 to occupy
two chairs. These` boys paid the
same •sdntission fee as anyone else
'1'11URS1)AY,.MARC Mi 29th. 10:'1
and were each entitled to a seat, lrfm
ter aging early to secure it, If any
s ilult" thinks tlieire is anY fan alt-
ting on the ale space between , two
�kli ixs los; a whole evening be ought
to try it' mit; once, '
=Fair Play: '
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-ry Tells'
Attend 'Suitmer School'in London
School teachers, extra -aural, regular and special
students have the opportunity to spend six weeks at
the Western University Summer. School beginning
July 2nd.
For information apply
Dr. IG.P.It. Nevillg,'Registrar, Loudon, Ont, 16
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Per. Pkge: ! CFLOUR
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KETCHUP'
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PRTJNES
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Ceylon & Assam
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QUAKER.yryry
BATS 21;
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Lar e g cured Pkge,
Choice,$ingapoye . •
p'NEAT'PL'E,
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Breakfast
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BACON ..,•
Machine sliced -
p�+ �]
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Clothes Pins . , . , „3 doz. 100
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Globe Washboards, each .... 57c
Ammonia '-P '
owder .,.3 pkgs.
P g
Chloride of Lime e ,
u n 17c box
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Sanlflusl . , .. .... , .... ' 30c tin
Ol
1� Dutch ,, ,,. 2 Tins 25c
.Sotip Chips ... • , 2 lbs. 27c
' Castile .... ..Soap 8 cakes 25e
Horseshoe 'or Cloverleaf sal- `" -
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..................3 lb. tin 49c
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y, /.•i h, ,tin 270:._.
Socko e salmon ... 1
Maconochies Herrin • •
8s .. , , .. 22c
Plain or 'in Sauce
Chicken -
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Thistle e
ste
o H addle :. 25c
Eagle Salmon .. , % 10. tin 15e ;
Cohoe Salmon .. .. 1 lb. tin 25c
CLINTON' a
BIGGER. CROPS make you MORE MONEY
You Save tabor You •Save Seed '
You Drake everyacre work .
SWIFT'S Red Seer Brand FERTILIZERS
Give Crops early start `• Produce maximum results `
Place Your, order NOW with our Agent or write us
'Agents wanted 'where we are not represented
Swift Canadian Co. Limited, West Toronto
.mmroalsraevmeraantoneL
We •Offer an 'Unexcelled Market
to Producers for 'Goo'd
Chiiriiiig Crcaui
Our" service includes free sterilized cans, express paid both. ways
---cheques issued promptly twice a month—and a monthly bulletin
of special interest to you.
We guarantee the highest market price for good dream every
dal* in the year. -
Our plant is the newest andmost modern Creatnery In Western
Ontario devoted to your interests. Ship us. your cream—we will
put money in your pocket.-Our.modernt sanitary plant and efficient
organization cults operating casts to the minimum.
We DO pati the highest price for Churning Cream—We want
your cream: Your first cheque will, convince you of our sincerity.
Drop us is watt, we'll Send you, cans;
tillman's , reamei,ies-
-PHONE 770
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