The Clinton News Record, 1923-3-29, Page 5Info rest to You
wad Me
A ml's in Now York can write four
sentences at the Same timo, employ, -
ant, both hands and both feet at the
• cask. That would be an achievement
if he could at the same time write
something that would beyayeah read-
The"Dominion and Ontario Govern-
ments have spent845,000 on peat'ex-
perinients during .thejrastyear. 05,-
000 would pay for lot Of goal im-
portation from .`Alberta and Nova
Scotia, and the mining of coal is no
perhnent,
The ,only ' Senate reformer , who
really sticks to the job is the wield -
or of the scythe.—The Globe.
.But even that' doesn't ,get uq any
".!'orrider" for as quickly ,as Old Fath-
er Tilne ( removes onemember th'o
Ring Government appoints another.
Holrnesiville
!]p• Tesday:,, morning ''ab'out ;two
o'clock ; ,r. and Mrs. Albert Pickard
, of the, Cit Line. "awakened 'to 'tlnid
their house on fire and the .fire .ap far"
advanced', as to, make .it imposail?le;to
coiatrol. '%indeed, they,were.obliged to
•,oseapei`, their night. clothes dnd in
' iiiat condition, 'arid ' barefooted they
Tan to the -home , of Mrs..Pickiird's
,cuter, -Mrs. 04111in the, village.' The'
.:•]rouse and contents were completely
r destroyed. ---The origin of the fire is
`unknown.- This is a serious lois .to
M. and
•; Mrs. 'Pickard,Who'ire,a
young couple,Njust getting started 'in
;life. Their friends sympathize 'with
rthem. ' Mr. Pickard was more or: less
burned in making his escape, .a 'beicii
<ast' flame' striking him in the 'ace.
,..tae iti!:however,- reocvering •nicely,
and Mrs Prblcard 'seems : little the
.:worse. for her :terrible' ordeal. There,
s4as sense 'insuranceon 'both house
sand contents., , ' '
Mir i;Wm. Bedour had A very.eue-
see'eful%. sale on• Monday: the weather
.dbemg:mild and stile crowd=large.-.
• 'On Wednesday evening'". of 'last
Week a nuijaber of the friends and,
:neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. -W. Bedour
_lgathered`aat' their home to'spend;an
evening :with' then, prior to 'their de-
•p arture ficin the community. The
:':foilowing., address ....',Was -read during
she eveninL r
`To Mr. and M, B
rsedour'am
nd Fa
Jiffy: We,. -your neighbors and friends;
-have gathered here to -night 'to,,spend.
a few.'lioura with you .ae it is near
^.the time',of' your' departure"from pus'
,".midst, also to: express our regret,
"that the, relatiOnsl ips that have ;ek-
isted so- pleasantly for,•., Se many:
years 'are..about `ao'Sbe severed. We
'have always, s found "you ready• to
',lend a, helping hand at all :times, and'
we assure`you that by your,depar.,
ture .from .our neighborhood we are
losing a . family which . will be re-,
membered as the years go by. 'W'ish-•.
` ling to Show. some of -our.:apprecia
`tion and good will.:we •ask,you to acs
eept these_ pieces' of silverware, Stipp-
,
• ing they, Will, always -bring. pleasant
memories of the neighbors and
friends you have left behind.and
' assuring:, you ttat-our:hest wishes go
With you to your new. home. Signed
,. on behalf... ofi your - neighbors and
friends: ` 7. B. Miller, Ernie Little."
Mr, and Mrs. Bedour replied in a
,Sutablelmanner, expressing their re-
gret• at' the' severence of pleasant
ties, thanking. their friends .for the
"hind- expressions of ;good: -will ''and
• assuring. them 'that, their -friends. in
:Goderich: ;'township.. would always
]taws * place in their: a-neinories. The
evening .'"was very pleasantly••spent
:with speeches, music and aiuging, in:-
;.cluding„the hearty singing :of "They
.)
Aiiction'Sale o£ Household Effects.
The undersigned, auctioneer has .re-
•.ceived .instructions to 'seIIby "public
,•auction at'Corner. _Orange 'and Jos-^
• eph. streets, ,Clinton on' Saturday,
March: 31st, commencing •.at; 2^o'clock,
sharp, the following: F2ined Oak dius
ing room suite, choice, Congolemnn
rug, 18 yds.- of ]inoleum..2 bedroom.
suites;. kitchen chliinet; euplioard, kit--
•.;ehen table, kitchen chairs. quantity
of canned fruit, lawnmower,;MeClaiy:
range,, Hot' Blast 'beater, 3—burner:
• coal oil stove,'" dishes, ' pots pans,
lamps,• etc., pictures, and dther 'articles
too numeorus • to mention. • Every-
- thing
very-thing to be sold as -proprietor is mov-
ing to the „States.' Terme: ' Cash. R.
O. Jinks, Proprietor. Geo. II. Elliott;
Auctioneer.; —95.4
Auction Sale
Of farm's stock and implehiehts;
on Lot 9. concession. 8, Hullett, on
;Ari] '40), at" 1 W' o'clock, sharp, the
following: Horses: Chestnut horse,
12 years old: mare, 9 years, old; arils,
ing marc, 8 years old,, good- single
or double. 'Cattle: eow,.•6 years old,
due May:' 9; "cow. 8 years old,' due'
• Sept. 30th; COW, • supposed -to be • in
calf; cow just bred.. Fowl: About 40
one and two year old hens; good Rock
;rooster. Implements: Massey -Har -
ids binder; Prost and Wood mower;
spring:, tooth cultivator . 12 -disc hart-
-row; set 3 -section 'harrows; Fleur
plow; Noxon drill, and grass seeder
2 -roe turnip sower, nearly new;• Deer-
ing steel, rake, scnffler, straw cutter,
fanning mill; truck . wagon, nearly
new; high wagon, oo bination hay
and stock rack, nearly new; set of
I3innsdon's sleighs, good as new;
root pulper, good critter; top buggy;
Massey -Harris Bream separator, nears
ly new; 'wheelbarrow; • 2 horse col-
lars; set' double' harness; third horse
get; set of single harness; .2 logging
chains; gravel box; water barrel; set
whifiletrees and neck yoke; set
elrimes; string bells, 12 good .grain
bags; 12, sacks; - grind stone; tile
scoop;, ladder. Ilouseliald effects:
glass cupboard, pallet rug, good as
new; table, forks;' Shovels and other
articles too numerous to mention, Al-
so at the same time and place a
house and wood shed and driving shed
will be offered for sale, Terms: All
rams of 810 and under, cash; over
that amount 8 nhonths' credit will be
'44, allowed on furnishing -approved -joint
notes or a discount of 4 per cent.,
-.Weight off for, eiOh, klverytlninit.
mttet bo sold as the .proprietor is
017111g 'OP fainting, ' tfiebtketi $utz76h1,
rsopriet4' G. 1i. Plliett, 'Attietipneex.
104'1
4'1
tare Jolly Good Fellow-." Mr. and
Mrs, Bedour intend leaving for De-
troit next • weep,
1111iirt'13fgCS
0 iiSTRELCIIER—GIBSON—In ,Blyth
, on Mar, 15th, W, C, 1. Oestrcicher.
oL' Crediton, to Gertrude. Isabel],
daughter, of Mr's. '-Jas. 'Gibson,
Blyth
dli'ItM,YN--IiY'LE--Aj'''Knox .church,
Regina, Sask., on Mar. ' 22nd, by the'
,Rev. Dr. Mcliinno:i, Mos, 'J la L.
Kyle, daughter qC iVlr. and Mrs. J,
B. Lindsay, Clinten, to 'Milton D.
Jermyn of Regina, formerly of
Brussels.
Births
BUTLER -At Goderich, on March
23rd, to'Mr and Mrs, M. J, Butler,a
of Clinton,, a .son. -Alfred James,'
JACKSON—In' Elmira, N. Y.,. on
Mar. 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs,: Ralph'
Jackson, • (formerly Miss Nettie
Glazier) a daughter.= -Lillian Janet.
Small Farlm For Sale
ht
mile -north of Clinton, on -Gravel
Road, 'containing 8 acres; young or -
,chard and small fruit; bank barn with
cement stabling for 4 head ;of, cattle
and 3. horses and driving - shed:: and
hen house; 7 -roomed House with good'
cellar. Apply to Mrs. G. M, Far-
.quhar.—f)3-tf
Annual Pie Social
On -Friday. evening, Mar. 30th the
Women's Institute of Londeeboro'will
give their;E,4nnual Pie Social in ?the'
•Cemmunity:Hall. The ladies are pit-
ting on a play 'entitled, "The Modern
Sewing, Seeiety." There) -will oleo be
'other local talent. - Colne and enjoy,
this evening.,,.. -�95-1
,Baby,.Chickk For Sale • '`
..Bred -to -lay. Barred Rock day-old
chicks. Apply to Mrs. Herb. Castle,`
R. R. No. 5; `'Clinton. Phone 15' on .
98-2
' -Farmers Attention.' ,
We ^wilt have a 'car of salt at
Brucofield on 'Apr. '5th. Bring your
eMptg•bags and get .your supply.
Phone, orders to Beatty Bros., Varna.
v_
Pasture and Seed
Cattle will , be taken ` to pastyre.
i.unning water,; wells and wmrliiill.
Also ,a quantity of red. clover' and
timothy seed'; for 'sale. - Byron Wal-
dron, .Brucefield. Phone 4-629, Clin-
ton- ceiotral. r: 95-2'
' . �,• Chicks
FSR: SALE
'Baby chicks from free range, bred-
to=lay, S. C. White Leghorns: ,$15.00
per hundred, 1095-' of purchase price
with order, balance before chicks are.
shipped.
Capacity 25,090 chicks.peu' season'' -
INGLENOOI, POULTRY. Y
E. J. TREWAIRTHA
Holinesville, Ont.
Phone: 22 on 611. Clinton cen
ARDS'
tral.
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Auction Sale
;Of .Farm Stock and Implements'.
on Tuesday, April 10th; at Lot .32,
Con. 3. Stanley, at 1 o'clock: Horses_:
2' work horses,;'.Cattle Holstein cow,;
due. in May; Hereford cow due in
Sept.; Iieieford cow,. due in Sept,; 8
2 -year-old heifers; year ,old heifer; 2
year 'old. steers. Implements: Deer-
ing binder; McCormick mower; Syl-
vester' disc
ylvester'disc drill; riding ,plow; walk-
ing plow; ,set harrows; cultivator;
pair bob sleighs; wagon; pea harves-
ter. hay fork;' Chatham fanning mill;..
Wagon tack; set slings, ,ropes,;: pul-
leys and car set doubleharness, bag
truth. Terms:: All : sums of 810.00
and under. cash; over, thatramount, 'i•
months' 'credit will be' allowed' on"
furnishing ,approved joint" notes,. or a
discount of 4 per cent., straight . off
for cash John Pearseh, proprietor.
-
G.E..'Elliott-at tioneer; --95-2
Auction Sale
Of Farm Stock and Implements
at ,the• farm of W. V. Roy, Lot', 18,
Con, 9, Hullett township, 13/4 Miles
east of No. 5 sebool, •on Friday, -Aft-
ril 6,, at 1 o'clock: Horses: 2 Gen-
eral Purpose French Canadian 'nares,
12 and 13 years; Purebred •Jersey
Cattle: Cow, "Lambeth Belle" ' 20,-
077, .8 years, supposedly in calf. due
Oct.: 8; cow :"Maid of Loos" 10,221,
6 ,.years, due to • freshen Apr: 23;
heifer, " Maid of Nice" 17,080, 2
years, due, to freshen Apr: 4; heifer,
"Maid of Lens"416,893, 3 years; cow,
"Buttercup", 10 years; due to fresh-
en May 6; heifer, "Dot", 1 year old..
The above are all purebred Jerseys
of the best type. Crossbred Cattle:
cow, :."Sally",•10 years, supposedly in
calf, due Nov. 30; cow, "Cherry," 5
,year's, supposedly in calf, due Sept.
,11; ' calf 10' months `: old; calf, 8
months old. Fowl: 49 S. C. -bred -to-
lay "White Leghorn pullets. Imple-
ments;' Deeruivtmnbination 11 -disc
grain, and fertilizer drill; McCormick
mower; steel land roller; Bissell disc
harrow; tern cultivator; Wilkinson
plow, No, 21 pair 'light harrows;
farm wagon, hay rade; -Chatham fan-
ning mill; baton Cream,separator
No. 5; large oak barrel new; set
double harness; part set single har-
ness; corn shelter; hand corn planter;
potato fork; manure box; corn lioe;,
hoes; scythe; rake; • manure fork;
hay fork; weed spud, combination
hand cultivator, floe and weeder;
'Buffalo robe; pair. horse •blankets.
Perfection 3iburner coal oil stove;, In-
ternational 100 -shies hover; scares,
240 'lb, 'capacity Milk -can; Toronto
washing machine; Maxwell atilt' and
other articles, Everything to be
sold witlitlut :reserve. .Terms: ' All
-unit of $10 and, tinder, eaeli; :,over
thfit - Ameba ; 9 months' credit will
tie hileated 'rest fnrnishigg approve',
iolet notes, or a discount of 4 aper
cent, etrai ht, , for etre fi i"
oedit
amen ntd. P. S. P. S. .
IL • .Palette • i;bctloneer, iii 1
i'ht C>< nion'
Deaths
BEAD' --Tri' Pinit'%Tope, on Max'. 20th,
:Mary Trewartha, widow of the
' late Jo11n. Bean of Clinton; in her
78th year,
SLEAAYOPNur -In Clinton, on Mor, 18tlt,
Williiim Slew -non, 'formerly: of El-
iniville, aged 77 Yeara.
SMI III l'n IIiilletL,' on Mar: '17th,
Robert Smith,' aged 811 years and.
10 months. 1
DAWSON-In Goderich 7Iospital,.no
Mirth '22nd. Freida. Prost, wife of
1111. C:eorg'e Dawsen of West,'Wo-
wanosh.
LEPPINGTON—In . loving birthday
remembrance of my dear husband,
-who was accidently killed on Sept.'
6, 1922. "Too dearly loved to bo
ever forgotten,"
"From our hpppy home and circle
Cod:has taken' one we laved,
Ile is borne .away from sin and sor-
row
To a nobler rest nbeve
No one knows 'how ntubh we miss
him, z
None but aching hearts van tell,
Earth has • lost him, Heaven has
• gained'' him, „ ,
Jesus do'eth all things well."
-His wife and children.
'PASTIME DANCE
The Pastime Club will hold its
next dance Easter Monday, Apri1'2nd
The Goderich •Symphony ` Orchestra'
will furnish music.
Ladies please Provide,,
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6*es:ctlyd
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8 undoubtedly
It isr pure fresh and wholesome
and the flavor is that of the true
green' leak►f
sou
1. ^•,'Y AI'YOU KNOW p
'What ,habit. is? One habit you will not regret
THE. HABIT_ OF ,DEALING AT JOHNSON & CO.'$ GROCERY
And have a share in. our Profit Sharing Plan.- • .
We offer' you prompt .service' and Quality goods at lowest pos
sible price acid we' invite you to make. a
YOUR STORE '--• OUR STORE
SEE. OUR WINDOW. ON SHOW DAY
Highest, Priebe for Butter, and.r,ggs
Get the Habit of Dealing' at
JOIFINS1. N: -GROCERY Phoine 111
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
Muskrat Skins Wanted,
Wanted,' 1.000 muskrat skins.' I
rhave.an.order direct/from the menu-
factruer and can - pay higher. prices
than any' travelling dealer can af-
ford to pay you. 11. A. Hovey, Clin-
ton'. Phone 89. ' —95-5
Range For Sale
Happy Thought Range, large size,
reservoir and warming closet and a
few pipes. Wm. Bedour, R, R. No. 2,,
Clinton. Phone '24 on 602. • —95-1
Motor Season Open
For, the light •Overland 4, and Ford
Cars. 13ert Langford,• 'Commercial
Garage;, Clinton. 95-2
• Palinting 'and Paperhanging
We are prepared' to takes orders'
for any; work in theabove: line. -We
can =supiilystile paper and paint. All
work` promptly and, properly 'dine.'
Kay and Potter, Clinton. ,Phone=
orders ;left at No. •5. 95-2
Tenders For' Vault "
Tenders will be •:received' by ' the
Municipal':' Council of Clinton up to 6'
o'clock ' p.m., on 'April 2nd for the
construction of a vault in the -Town
'Hall. Plans and.' specifications may
be seen at the Town Clerk's office.,
D. L. Macpherson;, Town Clerk.
NO.TICE`.
- As I have taken over the agency
for the old reliable: Massey -Harris
farm Implements and repairs I would
appreciate very much a share of the
,Patronage of the farming commtmity.'
,
''ours for a •Bumper Crop
'HARRY H.' McCOOL ,
.CLINTON
—92=tf
Clintonr
' Flour 51)11slls
We have just received a oar of
eorn' which we are selling' at 92c a
bushel'' in bulk.
1, •
We have just received : a car
of recleaned' Manitoba screenings
from Fort William. As mill feeds
will be 'scarce for some time we.
would' advise that you•lay ip a supply
of this feed.'
John:`. Sch'oenhals
Phone No. 8-92-4
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Farm Stock and Implements on.
Tuesday, April 3rd, at Lot 40, Con.
G,
Goderich, Tp., commencing ,at I.
o'clock, sharp: Horses: gelding, 7;.
years old; gelding 5 years old; mare,
10 years old; 2 geldings rising 3 and
4 years; by, ,, Glenrae, broken; dark
grey Percheron filly. rising 2 years;
driving mare, 9 •years old. Cattle:
Durham cow; 5• years old; due April
2nd; Durham cow, 10. gearsold, due
April .6th; 2 Durham .cows,, 4 years
old, doe April 25th ,and 26th; Dur-
ham cow,' 8 years old, due;May 8th;
Durham cow, 3: years , old, due in.
Sept.; Hereford cow, 3 years. old, due
in Sept,: 2 Durham heifers, due' in.
April; Hereford, heifer clue in , Ali-
ril; Hereford heifer, due in May; part.
Jersey heifer; due in April; 2 Polled
Angus steers, year . old last fall; 11
calves ranging from 3 months to 1
year. York sow, due June 50
hens, Collie pup,' Machinery: Deer-
ing binder,; 7 -ft. cut, neatly ',new;
Deering mower, 6-1t. cut, nearly new;
Massey -Harris 11 -hoe fertilizer drill,
nearly new; 10-11. Tiger hay rake,.
new; 3 -horse Massey-llarris cultiva-
tor; steel land roller; Oliver , scnftler
and bean harvester, nearly new;
Cockshutt riding plow, nearly new;
Cockshutt walking plow ,nearly new;
wagon',. hay rack; gravel box; 4 -sec-
tion harrows; 2,000 lb. scales; fan-
ning mill; root pulper;,,bob sleighs;
top buggy. rubber, tire, nearly new;
wheelbarrow; logging chains; forks
and shovels; set single harness; set
doublo•light harness; set heavy trouble:
harness. Grain: Seed buckwbeat..and
mixed grain, oats, Wheat' and barley',
Wood; 15 -cord maple' and,beech foot
wood. Terme: All stints of ,$10.00
and under, cash; over that amount,
8 months' crerlit ` ort approved joint'
notes, br a di'hoo:ant' of 4'ipet, eclat,.
str#ilg lt allowed for cash bit credit
moan
4s. sliest Townsitcnd it` , Pro.
prie444, G. H. Elliott, Auctioneer.
elal Pc
saaismornaeramleme
Get the Shock of Your Life
L
NOW
•
at -F. J. Brown & Co.'s
ILSON S Super Creams
(The Chocolates that are different)
in dainty pat sages, one pound net, at 60c
1/2
Ne111,1*lq's Tcia Oream "always in stock
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BAKER AND"CONFECTION;ER,
v•111.10•4
'Phone
mem
NOTICE TO, CREDITORS
ITn• the estate • of. Charles _Walden
Thompson, ,Deceased:
Notice is •hereby • given that all
persons having claims *against the es-
tate of Charles Walden Thompson,
late of the town of :Clinton in : the
County of Huron, physician, deceased,
who died on •or' •about the; 18th- day
of .February, 1923, are required to
deliver to Fred Greene .'Thompson or
Lucy Thompson, the executors, of the
said estate or:their solicitdr` on• or
before the 15th day of April, 1923, a
full statement of their .claims .togeth-
er with particulars thereof, and the,
nature of the securities, if any, held
by them all duly verified by effidav-•
And take . notice that after the`
said last mentioned date the -said ex-
ecutors will proceed to distribute the
estate ;of the ,said deceased amongst
the tirereons entitled _ thereto having
regard only to,sueh claims as ..they
shall have received due notice and in
accordance: therewith.,
Dated at Clinton. this ' 6th day of
March, A.D. 1923.
W. Brydone, Clinton, rOntaria. So-
licitor for the said exebutors-93-3
Rooms to Rent
Rooms over Hellyar's. Jewelers.
Stere to' rent, electric lightsand town
water'. Possession may, be had' April
lst, Apply to W. =Its Uellyar. --94
' For Sale
Good clean- seed "barley, 0. A. C.
No. 21 also "a -,'quantity of Yellow
Blossom,Seseet.Clover seed front 1922
crop. -Chas. E. -Wise; R. R. No. 3,'
Clinton.. ;Phone 24' on 605' ' —94-tf
Pasture Farm For Rent'
Containing 120 acres Toto 33 and
36,, con. 5, Goderich township. 'For
further particulars 'apply to Mrs.
Walter Weston,' R. R. Idol 2, Bayfield,
Phone 13 on 600. •. —94-tf
•,Onions and =Potatoes 'For :Sale
I have a quantity of good potatoes,
also some cooking and pickling onions
for quick sale. Onions lrfi,d per 'lb,
'Apply Manager Huron County home:
Phone 204, Clinton' 'central. --94=t£
' Pasture
To rent,' 60 acres.,good pasture land
to: rent, well watered. 'Lot 42, Mait-
land' concession, Goderich township._
Phone 11: on 602. Chas,W. Williams,
sr., R. It: No. 2. 14-tf
For Sale
, 3 choice Durham :bulls, 11 -months Farm. For Sale
old, also Red clover seed,. Oats, 0. A. ' Lot 10, concession 1, Hullett, ort
C. No.. 72. Oats, Siberian :Clusters, uated on provincial highwayant
N. 3.' LeBeau, Clinton. 94-2
South -End Grocery
Quality table supplies in an lines of
GROCERIES
We have many good -values to offer
you and respeetfully solicit la trial
order. ••
OUR MOTTO: '
"Quality, Courtesy and Good Service"
DON'T FORGET
Our delivery will bet at your "her=
viae from 8 a.m. until'6 p.m. and op.
Saturday's from 8 a.m. until 9 p.m.
J. T. R E1D
Give itt a Call
Phone 144
'Wanted
A probationer for Clinton Public
Hospital.. Apply at once 'to 'Miss
Grainger, Superintendent.,
For Sale
Thorobred Durham or Polled' An:
gus bull. Both, registered stock: Also'
a quantity of Rural New York seed
potatoes. Apply' F. W. Powell, R. R.
No. "a, Phone 2-607. 9341
All Owing Accounts
All those owing accounts to the.
late Dr. C. W. Thompson for meds.
ical attendance are -requested to call
and pay same to Mrs. Thompson at:
his, late residence, Hurons street,
Clinton: 92-tf
House For Sale -
2 -story brickhouse or North street,'
in good repair,: all conveniences, acre
of land, fruit trees, etc. Good stable
could. be used for different purposes
Also a 2 -acre lot near`` railway track.
C. J, Wallis. Clinton. 81-1f,
Custom Sawing
We, will do custom sawing at Thos.
Wallis'; also at Clinton;. in the early'
opting. ; McEwan'`Bros,, Bayfield.
—85-tf_
Hog For Service
Supreme Lad, No. 180, registered
Large Black -hog, will' stand"for ser-
vice at' the premises of the under-
signed. C. W. Williams, Sr.,i` Lot 44,
Maitland Con.,, ,Goderich' : Tp. —92-tf
Fifty Acres For Sale
.About one anile from Clinton, good
level land in best of condition, suit-
able for cultivating or for pasture.
Half ie seeded down. Good 'fences
and watered by Bayfield River. In-
quire at News -Record Office. —90-tf
Oats For Sale,
Seed oats, Newmarket variety, re-
cleaned, early ripening, extra heavy
grain, heavy yielder, absolutely free
from noxious weeds, 75(.fr per, bushel.
Also a quantity of first class alfalfa
hay, 88.00 per ton in barn. Terms,
cash, Fenwick' S"tetvnrt, It. IL No. 6,
Clinton. Phone 5 on 020 .-94-3
For Sale
One Chevrolet 490 touring car in
-good running order, tires nearly
new. 'Tema to suit the purchaser.
John E. Howard,' Ilayiiold,'Ont.
0$8p
For fiefs,
hita'alf•yanilotte Coa;ke$ls user.-
Afe,rtittle -riebtdslay
ing pen 25 to lilt; ,A.*Iply le Ensy
Iaa,tetl Oalrlli. d !!] #$
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, 60x50, stone founda-
tion, stable all cemented, in first
class condition; driving :shed 50x20;'
ten -roomed brick house with geed
cellar. For further particulars op -
:nisi to Mrs, 3, 1), McDermid, Clinton
Ont., or C. McGregor, R. 11. No. 2,
Seaforth, Ontario, 78-t4,
Farm for Sale or Rent
Lots, 67 and 68, Maitland conces-
sion r'ioderieh township, conteining
144',4 stereo, more et less. Bank
barb, tip d`b, t.'rlouar^e, stablieg ilnders
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FLOORS, OEIi.JIN( S, A
SCREEL, HOUSE and
and VARNISHES.
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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.
Wednesdays
9.30 to 12 a.m. 7.30 to 9 p.m.
DR. W., R. NLM'MO
Chiropractic Specialist.
Specializing in Spinal, Nervone and
Chronic, Diseases.
Normandie Block, , Clinton, Ont:.
AUc 1ONEE1f-
Hon.r Graduate.. Carey Jones' Ne-
tianisi School of Auctioneeriug, Chi-
cago. ,'Spec"ial course taken in Pure
Bred Live Stock, Real -Estate,: ,
Mer-
chandise and Farm Sales.- Rates in
keeping with prevailing inarket.'Sat-
isfaction• assured.-: Write or wire,
Osoar KlopP, %Irish, ,Ont. Phone 18-
93-88-tf-1998
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed ,
Clothes cleaned pressed and .ire -
paired,. _ Woolen goods.••dry cleaned:
Rooms over ' Heard's : barber whop,
• W. J.: Jago .
Bab Chicks
ks
From Bred -to -Lay Stock
PLYMOUTH ROCKS
S. C. WHITE LEGHORN'S
At Reasonable Prices
Write orcall and, enquire shout`
my custom hatching -plan,•halal; Your
E. L. .MITTELL, Clinton,
Store vacated by J. E. Johnson
A Number_
of men's-, boy's s and
youths
41
cavy
Rti'bbers
At 10 percent cut
Ladies' °Sp' p ats and.
Over Rubbers
For
-Friday and Saturday
Wm. Barrg
Opposite the Postoffice. Clinton
High Orad,.
Clover and
Grasses
Mr: Farmer—Spring is in the air'
and spring means Seed Time Red
Clover, Alfalfa, (Ontario grown)
Tiinothy and ^Alsike are now on hand.
This seed is' all. Government Stand-
ard and the finest we can 'obtain.
Before buying call,and get our prices
SEED ,GRAIN
OATS—Improved Banner and Siber-
ian Cluster.
BARLEY — Mandseheuri six -rowed,
Also small quantity (if two
-
rowed.
P1EA'S—Small and largo varieties.
CAR OF 'BRAN ,ANI SIIOR'rS
THIS WEETX
W. Jenkins & Soot.
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