HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1923-9-27, Page 52/th,,1923
Of 'interest to You
and 'Me'
The I,ititgwel i3ilnzter has purchased
Atwood Bee, whickeeases publi•.
iota, The job department of the
eie will oontitme tobe operated..•
'ederich is tnightily elated because.
Iiia of the new Canackan National
leeping ears has been called after it.
Tery appropriate, we should say.'
The price of gasoline has drolipect
pt it is hinted that the price of mo-
r' licenses will be advanced. Dear
ane, the high cost of running a ear`
,tea dilgoesu .
s v P
,,
The mayor of London i5' talking of
etartinl;' a matrimonial bureau in that
city in order to marry off the widows'
and save money iu, pensions. Thank
goodness Clinton's mayor isn't so
a,cloggoned Stingy as .that..
;Wish the "Whisperer" en the
stMon
real Star would tell us right outwho
he: has in mind who would. pull" Cana
:de out of the mire into which he
-.claims its .politicians have put it or
emit his whispering. Whispering al
ways .does "get on our nerves.'
Icon. W. F. Nielcle has presented a
Football td -every school in Kingston
and Portsmouth. Rash man! Doesn't
lie lcnow that,the boys_now attending
these schools will soon be voters? But
perhaps he believes if they learn to
kick football they'll do less kicking at
other things.
Aid you. hear that, -girls ? Seven-
teen brides-to-be arrived from. Eng,
-land and Scotland on the Regina the_
,other day and proceeded west, where
.they expect to meet and marry their
:future husbands. It's our young Wo-
men who are heeding Franklin's ad-.
;vice now,
There seems to be some dispute a
to who should he given the. credit of
-settling the coal strike in the' Unite
States, It is' - not troubling thous
:holders in Canada, however. ' The a
know that there is no uncertainty.
.all as to who will settle for the in
creased price in coal, the result of th
strike.
d
e-
y
"Onlooker" of the Guelph Herald
has ` decided that girls of the small
;towns are better loking than city
girls.' . Of course, they are. Take a
town like Clinton and You'll find more
good looking girls to the square rod
-than; you'1i find in any big city. If
.only the girls would leave off a bit, of
powder -and let us have a look 'at'em.
The Farmers' Sun...refers to Alan
"Crawford, who with three others lost
his life while holding Wrangel Island
for Canada, as a "mere ,adventurer"
".We think this is a mistake. M Young
Crawford was not an adventurer, he
was
a gallant youngCanadian, will-
ing to brave dangers in the hope that
lie was serving his country.' That
'his and other lives were thrown away.
needlessly many will admit. But that
there are young men: still willing to
thus .risk, their lives is the glory of
-the British race. The -older-per-
baps wiser-=ones,should see that such
.11ani' spirits are not too needlessly
:il'Eed' but when that spirit dies in
British hearts then, indeed, will her
dory'have departed. May we never
see that day.
The Goderich Signal, whieli, to do
it credit, is usually better informed,
-rushed into print -the week before last
screaihing about the injustice of the
-Ilydro Electric'Cornmission in raising
rates in that town whileother towns
-here ;getting lower rates, and its feel;
WI cry was taken up by other papers'
last' week, As a matter of fact
Goderieh fares exactly as other mun-
, cipalities. While its rate per horse
power''is increased, just as Clinton's
` Wingham's'-'Seaforth's and other
'towns, and to exactly _ the same a-
mount, $2 per horse rower, its rate
'for household and commercial lighting
is reduced, while rate for power is in-
creased, Goderieh's rate for power
being,,lower than Clinton's. The only
. difference, and this is really what is
' the ,matter with Gdderich, is that
-while, other towns featured the lower -
Ing of rates Gpelerich could only see
`the increase, However, ±1 would he
weII to;learn all the facts, before put-
rting up such a howl, it gives it wrong:
,impression. . -
e.nas
We shall have to look to the rural
';places for oar orators in future' if
present indications prove anything.
There'' was liut one entry in the plib-
'lie speaking contest in connectipn with
the Clinton and ;Clinton Rural School
Fair and he was fromeayrural'sehool.
-On the contrary there have been sev
c.ral entries in the serrouncling'rural
fairs -and at Porter's W111, so, we were
informed by one who was present,
-"the public speaking wasrrentttr;kably_
good." This is las it should 'be, The
dwellers in the rural sections are .find-
s
in • here
t .voices and beginning ' to
sate their .cases," in a manner which
evduld have astonished their fathers
and grandfathers. It is an advantage
to anyone to be able to rise in• his,' or
`her, place , 1 c and clearly and smoq'Ithly
state his, or her, mind on any ques-
tion, tinder discussion. . The schools
Jay increasing, stress on this, in their
oral compositions, and'the school fair
contests and the special .courses help
',to teach it. The 'day of old-fashioned
oratory is Perhaps gone but the day
is here -ghee everyone 18. expected 'to
'form' his own opinions 'and be able to
edefend :them in public, When 'neees-
'sary. "
NEW VICTORY LOANV'ISSUF
A •new issue of Dominion of Cana.
:,da bonds, to take up thole/aft tnatur•
''ing on November first, is now offered
ler sale, The now issue bears 5
per cera, and there"are "two maturi-
,£4s, one' Of "Ave yetsr,s, selling at 99
e b£ twen4y years, 'selling .xt
t'; 413otids m",'tttiin* Au blttuetilbet
O • Mnrty ` t~$ 1
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fin 1411.d'tr11.. ,, ynfi4 `. Q p
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Halmesville
[Che Methodist church is holding a
rally service nil Sunday,'Septernber
-30th, OC r`vorypn"0 wolcomo.
Mrs. W. Pickard Vieitedat the Moine
of Mrs. Walters z few flays' daring
thoP st week,
a c
e .
On Thursday evening last a few of
the young pedple'ot Ilolntesvrlle met
at the hemel Mr.tnd Mrs,: Cedmore,
A most;pleasing, evepivg eves -el -lent in
ga n e ; and sprigs Refreshments
were served at the;ulose, The gueet
were one idea only,rheY
had -a
real
treat.
Mr. -3, T. Webster and bride • of
West Wewa nosh visited relatives here
over the week -end.,,
Quite a lmmber from here.attenid-
ed the district meeting and mission,
Ary convention held at Bayfield, ori
Wednesday of ;last week.
The Rey. Mr, Annrs; ai tmsionary
from China home on furlough, spent
last Wednesday night as the guest'.
of his.cousin, M. 4. J. Courtice, Mr,
Annie •pad been addressing the dis-
trict meeting g atB
Hayfield Sallie af
-
ternoon.•
Mrs. Wm,' Mulholland is visiting
friends in Detroit, having motored
over with her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr: and Mrs. Fred Draper, who
with their son and nephew visited,
here for a day or so last week.
The W. M. S. will meet at the home
of Mrs. Glenn on Thursday.
Mrs. John Philips of Seaforth, spent
ast week with Mrs. A. Jervis of this
village,
A great number from here attend-
ed the school fair at Porter's Hill on
'Saturday, the weather 'was ideal and
snipe fine',exhibits'were shown: '
Mrs .Anderson of, Kippein who has
been visiting at the" home, of her ne
phew, Mr. Thos. J. Potter, returned
home Saturday, -
We are glad to. report ,that Mr.
CIifton Proctor, who is again taking
treatment at the Goderieh„Hospital,
is improving,
Master Norman Trewartha'is doing
nicely and we hgpe to„soon see him
out again. , ' a
!Miss Marion Alcock left Monday
for Stratford to attend Normal. We,
wish her ;every. success.
. Now, that the C.N.R. station has
been improved by lining the inside
walls andceiling, it is hoped that it
will not be disfigured by names being
Mit in the boards or hY writing. The
company has decided to prosecute any
person found so doing in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. L' Gillespie motored'
from Ottawa and are spending a few
days at the home:of'the lady's grand-
parents, Mr. 'and Mrs, A. J. Courtiee.
Ur. Frank '• McDonald is spending a
few days with his family' here.
A number from. here attended the
rally day 'services at Ebenezer on
Sunday.
Miss' G. Ruinba1l of Clinton is
spending a few days with Miss Ache-
son, '
London Road
Mr, and' Mrs. Rossiter of London
were guests at the 'hone of Mr. and
Mrs. McKnight over the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur of Ancaster and
Mrs, Tasker. of Clinton are visiting
this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
McI{night.
0n Thursday evening last the .mem-
bers of the U,F.W:O. and their friends
had a corn roast at' Mr. Cecil Oakes'.
The corn was -much enjoyed and 'a
program of music, speech and song
served' to fill up a most pleasant even_
.ing.
A short time agothe t1.F.W.O. sec-
retary received a letter from a another
in Northern, Ontario:. thanking the or-
ganization for the valuable box of
childrens'' clothing received. The
October meeting of the U,F.W.O. }viii
beheld at the honleof Mrs. T. Lane.:
The subject to loo discussed is: "HoW
Much Interest Should the Farreey'e
Fife Take in . Her Husband s Blfsi-
ness?
Births•.
FISHER -In Clinton,
on September
28th, to Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Fisher,
a daughter. •
CANTELON-At 'Alexandra Hospital
on September 18th, to Mr. and Mrs.
P. J. Cantelon, of Goderieh, .a
.' daughter.
X.ERR-In McKillop, on September
20th,_ to Mr. and 1frs, William Kerr,
a SOIL
Ml AHAN- Hn Wroxeter, on Septem-
;bee 15th, to bit. and Mrs. Tony Mea-
han a son.
T13BB U,TT-At Consort, )/:ltd., on
September 12th, to Mr. and Mrs. C,
J. Teb -,
butt, a daughter. 17sther
Mae.
Marriages
WHITE -COLE -At -the Methodist
,parsonage, Huntsville, ' on Sept.
22nd, by . the Rev, Mr•, Godfrey,
Irene Wunnifred, second daughter
of. Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Cole .of the
Base 'line, .north of Clinton, to Keay -
wood Wallington White of White,
hall, Ontario, e.
II1CKS-e]?AVIDSON-At the Metho-
dist parsonage,, ,Wingham, on Sept,,
12th, by the Rev, C. E. Gregg, An.
nie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. dohn
Davidson of' Wingham; to Robert
'McKenzie' Hicks of Saris.
WEl3STER-ALTON-At the Metho-
dist parsonage, Dungannon; on Sep-
tember 19th, by the Rev. J. Peters,
Anna Hazel, daughter of Me. and
Mrs. S. 11`. Alton of West •Wawan-
osh, to John Thomas Webster,son
of the late Thomas Webster and of
Ibis, Jobe Durnin of West Wawan:
pelt,
H`I NDMAN . JOIINST'ON Tri Tri-
Vitt Memorial Clhneh Exeter, on
September 13th, by the Rev; A. A.
Trum}fer, 1Vi. Victoria Johnston, to,.
IDr,' 11. K, .l brlgbs an, all of Exeter
iitstbs:
fiz#1tP Iri St. Marys on Septet*,
bez 2 ndr, H. Fred Sh', hip, caged' 86
*op, father!, of r4sdtagcfr Sharp
' the; o19Cti5;^llaafk, lin+tnn
t,� t
1�
t kit obeift`' A t�otr' :' i ,�W,r
f ", trOtt4II!i A•t $1yt11, dit 01;.0$tr, o
S'PRAITON---txt Godorieb, on Septem;
hep ,13th, John Straiten, in his 60th
year,
Tt10MSON---At Bayfield, on Se tern,»
p.
b,er 410t1, James Thomson,'in'hid
87th year.
DOLrADE-rat II/JCR/110p on, Septem-
ber IStb,' Sydney Dolmage,'aged
74 years,
S OTT -I
C i
t Seafor li
4 on Sept.' 1 tit
0
Rachel Thoinpson Noilands, wife of
is. _Andrew Scott, aged 49 years,
IN MEMORIAM
JOHNSTON-In fond and loving'
memory of Louis Johnston, who
died $41,,, 29th, 1921.
"You .' are gone. but not forgotten,.
Never 'shell your memory fade.
Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger
Around the grave where Yell are laid;'
-Mother eistees and brothers;
Private Sale of Milch Cows and
Young Cattle
J
The.;nndersigned, will offer foe pri-
vate male, eomlmeneing on Tuesday,
October 2nd, and continuing until call
are sold, at lot 30, Rase fine the fol-
lowing: 8, 2 year old heifers; '8,,.2
year old steers;;.1 grade 'Jersey heif-
er, to freshen in November; 1 Durham
heifer to freshen in January; 2 cows
due .in October; 3 cows due in No-
vember; 1 cow due in December; 1
pure bred Jersey due in April; 2 cows
to freshen ...in °April,now milking.
'Ibis is a load of well .bred stock and.
the young cattle are suitahle for feed-
ing purposes. Terms: Cash, or time,
to suit the purchaser. W. Marquis.
W. -W: Wallis. 21-1.
Roomers Wanted : r
Roomers or boarders wanted. In-
quire at The News -Record' office. 21-2
•
New Victory Loan
• Partieluars " as to purchase -wind
conversion of 1923 bonds will be giv-
en on request without 'charge. Bonds
now on .sale.: W. Brydone. • '21-1
$850 Will Buy
5 -roomed house, one acre of land,
with orchard and large hennery, just
inside the corporation of Goderieh
town..: For 'further particulars ap-
ply to J. P. Ryan, Goderieh, 21-2-p.
AuctionSale of Stock
50 head of• cattle will be sold by
publie 'auction at ' Hohnesville on
Tuesday, October 9th. at 1 o'clock.
Full particulars next week.; N, W.
Trewartha, proprietor, G. ,1?. Elliott,
auctioneer. " 21-1.
Cement Platforms
I am still making cement tops for
wells, with. 3 -inch- ventilator, made
according to order to fit -any -well, can
be removed any time, cheaper than
lumber. H, H. Cantelon, It, R. No. 5,
Clinton. Phone 15-619. 21-1-p,
Stock For Sale .
Bay mare, aged 8, years, bay mare,
9, 2 nice driving horses, good dry
cow.. Jennie -A. Brown, concession
2, Hullett. Clinton P. 0, 21-1-p.
Change of Time on Can-
adian Nationals'
A change of time viillebe made on
Sunday, September 30th, 1923.
'For full particulars apply to any
ticket agent Canadian National Rail-
ways. , .
21-1
House ,For Sale
7 -roomed house, on Albert street;
in good condition, good cellar, town
water, 14 acre of garden. Apply to
C. B. Hale, Clinton. • 20-2-p,
House Wanted in Clinton
Small, comfortable,' house, in good
repair, to purchase: Apply to John
'Aitken, Clinton. 20-tf.
Desirable Property For Sales
Nice farm hoino of 100 acres or
more, just outside the corporation
of the town of Clinton, on the Pro
vincial Highway, being lot 22, ,eon-
cession 1, Hullett, township.' Soil,
good clay loam, excellent water. For
particulars apply to A1eit, : It, Brown,
20=6f.
Auction Sale
of farm stock and implements at lot.
S2, concession, 10 Goderieh township;'
on Wednesday, October, 3rd,: at 1 o'-
clock sharp, consisting of the follow-,
ing Horses: General- impose aged
team driving horse, quiet;'. and ;re-.
liable.:; Cattle;, •3'``Durliani'; geode
cows, dile to freshen in April; 1'fail
row cow; 5 yearling steers; 3 spring
calves; 2 store hogs, average, about
425 lbs. each; 25 hens; 25 pulletts,
Iniplenmentss Maxwell binder, G ft,i
cu�;t, Deering mower; 'Deering hereto
take; McCorntielr , cultivator, nearly
new; disk harrow; set sleighs; set of
harrows; single plow; scufiler; wag-
on; hay rack; gravel box; 2 cutters;
twin plow; seed chill; about 20 tons
good. ti.inothy hay, 0 quantity of
green feed; 114 acres of corny sugar
nettle, fanning mill, Sharples, create:
separator; set scales, 2000 lbs.; (pen
steel tired buggy; top buggy; daisy
churn; set double harness; set single
harness; wheel barrow, root pulper,'
extension ladder; buggy pole; whiffle -
trees, 'chains, forks and other .articles
too numerous to 050111ion: - Also
quantity of household furniture, heat-
ing stove etc. Terns: All swum ' of
$10 and under, cash, over that amount
12 months creditwill be -given on
furnishing approved joint notes or a
discount of 5 per cent, for cash on
credit amounts. Mrs. Adana Canto-
Ion, Proprietress. G. II, Elliott, Ane.
tloheer, , 2p-2.
Rad Track Fer Sale•
Half ton Ford truelc, in geed Ain,
icing condition. Apply to'Earl :Otiel,
Chnten. . ,. 19r,tf.
', ' Ifinige. W ted
O�tttt , ? hese, A ,srrixll, ;00166 ,ta It i•
nqu ntbtu 'a, Atlaitt:'
lot+r, lb. I!7#' gv Oiiii'911i
1
Ile Clinton
FOR YOUR
Pickles you need the highest (nllity of vinegar and spiece,
t}tq duality at lowest• prices,
THIS WEEK. SPECIAL
3
3 dozen Jai Rubbers ;,,25c. 2 lb. of: Coeoa
r
boxes matches ,'; . , , . , 3oc 1 ,pkg. corp flakes;
10 RUING;
Souls . , .490 1 lb. Black tea
1i NG U$_YOUR EGGS ANT) RE GEIVE HIGHEST:
FOR 'THEM,
MAEki OUR STO YOUR STDRE
Get the Habil; of Dealing at
JOHNSCN ,& C r
Q S GROCERY
THE Phone ill
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7STORE FOR EV1uItY$OAY
p a°
, , , ,5e.
, •10e,
ORALE PRICES
rown's fir/
ad
Bread delivered to all parts sof town
MANY VARIETIES OF CAKES AND BUNS
Fresh: for your viable '' daily
We 'snake Wedding'cakes a
Speciality
Neilson's' Ice' Cream
and:;Ch000lates
F. J. _BROWN & CO
BAITER AND' CONFECTIONER Phone 1
NEW LAID EGGS
ALSO
LIVE POULTRY
We pay the farmer a premium for strictly New Laid Eggs and
also for well fattened Live . Poultry of all kinds. Special arrange-
ments will be made to handle produce from a distance.
Phone or write us: for regular weekly price list which gives all the
necessary information.
..Gunn, Langlois Co.=,.. Limited
Montreal,' Quebec.
N. W. TREWARTHA _
Manager, Clinton Branch
Day Phone 190
Night Phone 214w
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Auction Sale
OF
Jerseyand Guernsey Heifers
Y and Calves
The proprietor will -offer for saleby public auction the following at:
Stapleton Farm, Lot 38, Con. 1, Tuckerslnith
$atuiday, Sept. 29th
1923, at 1 o'clock
CATTLE
Holstein heifer rising -3, due March
Jersey heifer rising 3,'due Jan: •
Holstein heifer rising 3, due Feb.
Guernsey heifer rising 3, doe Dec,
. Guernsey. heifer rising 3, due Jan.
Guernsey heifer rising 3, due Dee.
Ayrshire rising 3, due December
(eligible for registration)
Holstein heifer, 2 years.
Jersey heifer, 3 years
Jersey heifer, 8 years
ALL THE ABOVE 'ANIMALS
Jersey heifer, 3 years ,
Jersey brindle heifer 3 years,
Guernsey heifer, 2 years
8 Guernsey heifers 1 year old
2 Holstein heifers 1 year old
6 Guernsey heifer 'calves rising
1 Year '
3 Holstein heifer calves, rising 1
2 Guernsey heifer calves: 4 mon,
2 Bull calves, 1 month.
ARE OF FIRST CLASS MILKING
: STRAIN; MANY
From the best procurable stock, and all
of them from
TUBERCULAR` TESTED COWS
Also:. the following _machinery:
Massey -Farris corn binder, nearly
new
Coekshutt 14 -tee harrow;
Massey Harris 14;disc harrow
2, Coelcshuti-gang plows
Oliver double furrow riding plovf.,
Farmer's .Friend double: furrow'.
riding plow,
Harrows,
Deering ,Mower'
Land Roller;
Frost &,Wjood hoe seed drill
disc fertiliser seed drill
M, -H. 6 foot 'mit grain binder, new
M. -II, tractor hitch for binder:
McCeettiick corn cultivator, new
1 Wagon 1
1 Log- Truck'
1 Wide tired wagon -
5 -inch grain crusher, extra planes
14 and 16 Masse Hi tandem
yarrs toden
tractor :disc, new.
2 steel gasoline tallks'25 .gallons
1 steel _gasoline tank 90 gallons
3 steel gasoline tanks 80" gallons'
Babcock milk and cream tester,
new
Verse -clipping Machine,, --new
1 3 -furrow Cocicshutt tractor plow,
nearly new
1 Tractor 2125 H.P.•Avery, will
be offered for sale subject to
reserve bid. .
TERMS OF SALE
All sums tinder$10, cash; six months approved joint notes, with
a discount of 3 Per cent, for cash. Auctioneers decision shall• be'
final in all disputes.
JOHN ; RANSTO,RD, Proprietor ,GEORGH ELLIOTT, 'Auctioneer
Farm For Sale
200 acres, tots 29 and 80, concession
8, Mullett township 2 and 0 half miles.
from 1.011c/es/iota, good land, bank
barn, with stalling beneath, ;frame
house, drilled well. Apply to Alberti
`U'odden, Londosboto, , 1542.•
Patti s Clsttircb Bait attr `
The Intlios of St;; stftl's blip rkh cvill1
hold I: olki,Altlttthl• aar'kab!' ri
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�.�e. >.,. ,�r,1+?#',t�atn'I� 0n>�, l"4sak.,;
nseiettetti a 11i 1'4l
ti►is -Soil, In attlnal; seta,.
House For Sale
Five,roogaecl house, storey . and
half, town water, electric lights, with
x/, acro of land. Situated on,Janoes
street.' Apply A.. L. 'Cartwright,
Huron street. Phone 74. 164f,
Winding' far ,,See
vc ty tv `ikv'tlairtyr In :fA,
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4 al C" t `tld c n t l
, t+l �>, u, } a las n ttif a fat ' Of
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,,.lr •i;.11 iod�•a� 104,11 .1.11e , I, tip'
What fs Hi -Test
Nie►rat .a '
h �,
Gasoline?
A motor fuel superior to any other,;.nake at a similar ried, of
albY 918 'gasoline, but a product that Makes starting easier thatp iekens pick-up and permits greater development �than.any �othe><+
gasoline at an equally low price, A TESTED GASOLINE, The'
most careful and exhaustive chemical and practical tests were trade
before we were willing to offer ',HI -7 EST MARATHON GASOLINE
for sale. These tests disclosed that its ready vaporization made:
starting easy, even in the coldest weather. Spark plugs seldom
fouled and that less carbon was deposited in cylinders, . Thorough
combustion kept this gasoline from leaking into the drank `case and
Power was increased- enormously, COSTS , NO MORE THAN
OTHERS with all its points of superiority.
These are undisputed' facts. Try it yourself and be. convinced
the same as thousands of others throughout Ontario,
RED INDIAN MOTOR OIL is alsq in a class .by itself. :Costs no
more than the inferior,motor oils on the market.
SSO.LENE COAL OIL (American), Try it and note` your clean
lamp glasses, also it burns the ,last drop en your lamp. Entirely
free re fro
tithe e nauase 'r ,.
ail IE, odors when !burned in your oil stove. Worth ..
double the price of others but sells at only two cents per gallon more.,
llawkins &-Miller
TELEPHONE 53 CHI-NsAMEL STORE
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GOAL
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THRESIN OAL and
CANNELL COAL '
Now on hand
E. WARD
Phone, 155.
12-tf,.
Phone 68.
OFFICE HOURS :
9,30 to 12 a.m. 2.00 to 5.30 p,tif.
7.00 to 9.00 p.m.
Wednesdays
9.80 to 12 a.m, 7.30 to 9 p.m.
DR; W. R. NIMMO
Chiropractic Specialist,
Specializing in, Spinal, Nervous and
Chronic Diseases,
Normandie Block, Clinton. Ont.
Fall Wheat For Seed
I have a limited quantity of Golden
Chaff fall wheat for seed. From
registered: stock,, and clean. Loren
Tyndall, R. R. No. 4, Clinton, 18-tf.
Farm For Sale • One. hundred and forty-five acre
farm adjoining the village of Rippen.
Fifty-five 'acres under 'cultivation,
rest in grass. Good bush, creek
with water all the year round. Six -
•room frame house with cellar, sum-
mer kitchen and wood -shed, good or-
chard, two barns 38x56, one a bank'
barn, driving shed and stable 36x50.
Two wells. This farm belongs to the
estate of the late George Taylor and
•must be sold to wind up the estate.
For particulars apply to Samuel
Thompson, R. It. No, 1, Brucefield;
Ontario, 16-tf.
Farms For Sale or Rent
Farm containing 8914 acres, 10
acres bush, lot 56 Maitland concession
Goderich township, Good bank 'barn
54x56, with good cement: stables, Ce-
ment silo, pig pen, driving shed, cons-
fortable house, good orchard. Also
north ;half of lot 36, Hullett, on Base
line, containing. 8514 acres, with creek
running through. Barn 36x56, good
orchard. Will be sold together or
separately. Apply to - Thos. X.
Mair, Joseph street, Clinton. 16-.tf.
Farm For Sale
100 acres, lot 10, concession 10,
Hullett township, (beside Londesboro
station.) Convenient,: for shipping
produce, near .church, school, stores.
Good land, well cultvated, bank barn
with ,tabling beneath, frame house,
good drilled well, creek running
through farm, orchard. Apply on
premises to Mrs. Wm, Lee. Londes-
horo. Phone 26-14 Blyth central.
20-8-p.
House For Sale
Frame house on Albertl street, Clin-
ton, with one quarter of an acre gar-
den with fruit trees, for sale. Ap-
ply to Mrs. Thos, Lee, R. R. No. 2,
Clinton; Phone 15, on 604, Clinton
central. 10-tf
House For Sale
2 -story brick house on 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.
G., J; Wallis, Clinton. .81-12.
TIMOTHY
Are you sowing any Timothy this
fall? Wo have some good clean
seed and are offering it very reason-
able,
Free . Cook Hook
With every bag of Monarch I?astry
Flour you can get' a Cook Book free,
Monarch is a snow white Pastry dour,
smooth, velvety and free from lumps,
Milled :'from Ontario wheat for use in
baking not containing yeast. Try a
bag, it is wonderful.
Bread Flour
;Purity, Five Roses, Maple Leaf, and
I! ive Jewel. Everyone of them' will
Wake - good bread.
Poultru and, Steck
Supplies
A' :full. Line °f Poultry and Sino k
o
Specifies and Remedios.
Orkin
hest: rides paid for Velieat,'Bar-
.' ts,;Tht •
kwheat, And P058,
11i
ley,
Singer Sewing Machine
Family, Electric and D. R, Styles
Also some second-hand machines,
gooc>, as new.
Old machines taken as "Part payment
Easy Terms,
It will pay you to look these over
before plying elsewhere,
REPAIRING AND PARTS FOR AL11
MAKES OF MACHINES
EARL STEEP'
July 1st.
COAL
NUT, STOVE & EGG
ALWAYS ON HAND
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ).
R. J. MILLER
Orders taken at residence. Phone 111.
AUCTIONEER
Honor Graduate' Carey- Jones' Na-
tional School of Auctioneering, Chi.
cago. Special course taken in Pure
Bred Live Stock, Real Estate, Mer-
chandise and Farm Sales. Rates in
keeping with prevailing market.` Sat-
isfaction assured. Write or wire,
Oscar Klopp, Zurich, Ont. Phone 18-
93. -38-tf-1923
"°:Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
° CIothes cleaned pressed and re-
paired. Woolen goods dry cleaned.,
Rooms over Heard's barber shop.
W. 3, Jago: "83-tf _
GRAIN
We are in the market for wheat,,
barley, oats, buckwheat and peas.
Offer highest prices for clean grain.
Always on hand
A complete ling of Flour, Bran,.
Shorts, Ground Corm, Oats and Bar-
ley, Calf Meal Stock Foods, Herbag_
eum, Farina Chowders and Oatmeal.
Also a complete line of Asphalt
Roofing. . We have the agency for
Toronto Asphalt Roofing Co. They,
make nothing hut quality roofing.
Come and see our roofing before
buying and you will find our prices
right.
J. A. FORD &. SON
Phone 123
FIour and Feed Merchants and
Grain Buyers
Also issuers, of Hunters & Trapperis
licenses
Sewing
Machines
Cil and repairs
Sharpies S "
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rat®k'S
Blatchford's Calf Meal
Tankage
E. L. IVIITTELL, Clifton
Store Vacated by J. E. Johnson
CREAM vtlANT1ED!
The demand for bur butter In f
creasing..
To supply this demand we requite
more -cream.
VP' request you to 'ship us: #natal
Cream.
hire guarmite°ou the:' lHf
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Market Prieee, , IRccarato Unita • rued
prompt eervieerta
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