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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1921-3-17, Page 5iT 1G OSihit'*, MARCH l.7th, 1021 Clinton.Nowa-Record 121E interest to Yon MEd M.e• "Oh Ireland-, up from my heart u' hearts 1 Wish ye• "the ,top u'' the o i s April seventhie the date of Clin- ton sprjng show, the great event of ..this district, Speaker Parliament of the Cameo .I,ogislaturo celebrated a birthday on Friday and received the congratula- zeions of all the groups in the House. . * a * * Quebec Province makes five times :as much maple sugar as all the rest •of the Dominion put together. Good eek to them, May the good work :go on. * The great controversy as to "Day- light Saving" is on again. What we `would like to know is what the peon `pie Who are so keen on saving an Ilhoue of daylight- do with It when. 'at is saved, President Harding, we are told, -"may Call a world council to ,settle -the affairs of Europe." It will be -remembered that ex -President Wil - 'son had some notion of settling af- -fairs in Europe only, somebody threw a monkey wrench into the -machinery. Mr. Rdbert H. Coats, Dominion .Statistican, is a native of Clinton and. spent his boyhood and youth in. -,this town. He went out into the big world and made good .and The• -News - Record has often published items of interest about him,' being proud of 'late fact' that so clever and success- • ful a man should. be a .Clinton boy. - We are changing our. mind, however. 'That man has- developed a most an- „. arioying bump of inquisitiveness since 'leaving his native heath, and every :,year for some years past he hap been _sending out, under Government sanc- tion, a long blank form containing -the most intimate questions about our own private business, such as: "What wages do you pay?" "How -many horns do you work?" "flow' many employees have you- on your staff?" and " Do you use any saw loge iii• your business?" and that :sort, of thing. And ,.the worst part of it is that you have to answer all -these questions truthfully and to the best of your ability under pain- of -fine or imprisonment, or both. If B. H. Coats was in the printing bus- iness he would know that there is really no time to sit down and wor- ry out these questions. We begin -to think that he would have better stayed in Huron county and given -his- mind to farming, or the eulti- • nation of roses, as his brother, Re- iCoats Re- gistrar of Goderich ,does. We don't like to seem to take anything -from the reputation of a clever man, and especially one of Clinton's bon- -.est -to -goodness native sons, but we'd rather any day be banded ..a bouquet out of Registrar Coats' rose garden thana blank form out of Statistican Coats' office. * * * Ile Premier Drury tells the legislature • that there will be some, taxation of - the Hydro-Eleetric power. Just what that tax will be is not yet 'known. The commission appointed to look jute the matter recommended • that a tax of two dollars per horse- -power he charged all those using hy- dro and thus a revenue be created -Tor extending the use of hydro • to those municipalities not "how connee- •.ted. Some newspapers, The Farmers' ,Sun, for instance, takes the ground that the province has been develop- ing the hydro' 'scheme and handing -:it over to the cities and towns' and • refusing it to the farmers. This ie :•a foolish idea and there' -are' few inen so ill-informed: as to be taken in by it. The hydro has been developed ..°by the municipalities using it and is •not costing the other municipalities a .cent. The government has of course ;guaranteed bonds but against those guarantees holds the debentures of -the municipalities for every dollar. Goderieh' township ,pays nothing for • the hydro used, . by 'Clinton. Clinton ,;raid, nothing for hydro until she con- nected up with it on her own account. "To read the Sun articles one would think that the government was de- -voloping all this power and distrib- •.uting it, -like a cruel step -mother, ..only to favorite children. The motto of the Hydro Electric is l -"Power at Cost," and, it is easier to distribute' power cheaply to big .towns and cities, where . there are 1 rami;e uesrs, than over great extents -;Df farming areas where a few horse :Power only is used on each farm, "That is the reason power is so much- higherr accordingly in the country istricts, That hydro would be a great boon -to the farm goes without saying and the 'time is surely coming waren a way must be found by which power scan be distributed bhroughout all, otir farming communities. But that way is not by misstating facts and en- edeavoring to stir up class hatreds. -The only Way to get the best results for everybody is to work together :and endeavor to find a way to serve all. The Government Conunission 'recommended the taxing of the hy- 'dro users two dollars a horsepower 'but if rural R, municipalities began 'using it and had to pay over that tax how much further on would they be? 'The hydro scheme is the most won- -derful thing any province ever had but let us not be like quarrelsome ,riliildren, who quarrel ever a new toy until' it is broken and no good to .anybody. Hydro will serve us all; it is up tc us to find out the best •avay to inake it thus serve us. ' '.James Jones, .fanner, • in. Zone township, was found by his son hang- °ing in the Bern, was resnsitatcd, but is now violently insane. Spirella Corsets Spirella 'corsets fee healthfulness, Style, comfort and durability. flv- •ety corset made to measure, Mrs. Elizabeth Kerieelhe Ontario etrect ' •Clinton, Sa-16 First Sale of Huron Co.urlty Breeders' Association The Iluron County'Ieeders 4s o- ci tion sSalo ofPure Brod Stock held in Winghanr on Thursday, March' 10th, drew a record crowd and pod prices Were received for Croat of the animals offered. All the animals, forty-nine in number were sold, The total sato 'amounted to six thousand, seven hundred and fifty-two dollars and fifty cents, (96752,50), en average of $108,00 Per' head, The bulls averaged $185,25 and'the females $138,50. Four Herefords were sold at an average of 9121,25. The top price for Herefords was 91,60.00, paid by W. J. McMurray of Brussels for Bay Leaf, a heifer calf consigned by W. J. Gregg et Son, Gerrie. til Shorthorns, Oliver Turnbull of Brussels paid the highest price, pay= ing three hundred dollars ($300,) for Roan Pearl 2nd, a four year old "Marr" Flora. The Shorthorn consign- ment of 38 head averaged 9122.50, Col. R, McEwen . of Byron .also paid $300 for the Aberdeen Angus heifer, Lady of Elm Row, contribut- ed by W. M. I-Ienvy of Belgrave. This is a particularly nice. heifer of Enehantreas 'Erica +breeding. The seven doddies consigned made the' work of the auctioneers. Nanle. of Animal Consigner Price Purchaser Address high average of 9191.75. Quite a considerableto number or of the animals went into the hands of men who are .beginning in the'pure bred live stock game and they. .should give a good account of thenmelves,: The nim of the Association' is to Oret dispose of the surplus stock and in the second place advertise the merits of the respective breeds and encourage a larger number of -our farmers to start in the breeding of pure bred stock. Such affair's , must have a beneficial effeet on the stand- ing and ;quality of the live stook in our section, Mr. R. T. Amos orf Moffat was the auctioneer in charge and gave satisfaction to all. Mr. Amos is 'u young man who has been in the pure bred five stock game for -some time and has lately taken up atm- , tioneer work, Mr, Oscar Klopp of Zurich assisted Mr. Amos at the ringside and on the block. Mr. Klopp is a Huron County boy new. has Mately talcen up this work and can handle himeslf with credit at work of this kind. The prices received indicate both the good quality of .the cattle as well 'as the HEREFORDS Gertrude ' W. H. Gregg 122.50 W. 3. Currie Wingham Sunrise 28th W. J. Currin 120.06 Jne. Field Winghanr Bay Leaf W. H. Gregg 160.00 W. J. McMurray Brussels Clearview Bonnie Brae W. 11. Gregg 82.55 F. Black l3luevale ABERDEEN ANGUS Lady of Elm Row W. M. Henry 300.00 R. McEwen Grandview Prince • J. Mason 155.00 J. Harvey Jack of Elm Row W. Henry 17jr.00 A. W. Pugh Beauty of Elm Row W. Henry 205.00 . G. Clark Ringleader of St. Helens F. Todd 152.50 D. H. Bell Maplewood Baron A. McEwing 230.00 M. Henry. Maplewood Rover' • A. McEwing 125.00 J. McEwen Melinda Belinda- • • Matchless Pearl Royal Edward Matchless Helen Royal Wimple Roan Pearl 2nd Princess 8th M. Lass Bashful Mayflower 2nd Hester .. Snowflake Betsy Lee Red , Polly Red Vern Dorothy K. Cypress Kelly Y Cypress Mabel 2nd Cypress Bessie Cypress Girl Maid of Ethel 2nd Flora Snowflake Controller Vetoria Cross 2nd Bonnie Jean 3rd Roan Rose SHORTHORNS G. Aitchison G. Aitchison J. Brewster J. Brewster J. Brewster Campbell &, Sons Campbell & Sons Campbell & Sons Campbell & Sons Campbell & Sons Dow Bros. Dow Bros. R. Harrison R. Harrison • R. Harrison Thos. Kerr Thos. Kerr Thos. Kerr Thos. Kerr Thos. Keri Geo. Kerr Geo. Kerr W. G. Moffat A. McKetcher A. MoKercher 100.00 Bert Holmes 70.00 F. Hogg 145.00 T. Fortune 100.00 M. Proctor 135.00 T. Fortune 187.50 A. Proctor 300.00 0. Turnbull 170.00 G. Clark, 165.00 G. Clark 150.00 J. C. Stoltz 150,00 G. Clark 115.00 'S. McBurney 130.00 G. Clark 87.50 It. King 112.50 J. Stapleton 145.00 Jas. Lyons P. Arkell &n So s T. Cumming, Geo. Cruikshanks B. Clark Jas. Kerr Jas. Kerr Jno. Porter S. Woods Geo. Clark J. N. Ratcliffe 0. Klopp B. Clark W. 3. Ring. McMurchy R. McDonald . Purvis 147.50 180.00 215.00 100.00 160.00 107.50 50.00 115.00 50.00 Thos. Pierce 135.00 Matchless Queen Thee. Pierce 115.00 Mysie of Sunny Side Thos. Pierce "130.00 Hazel May R. Sanderson 77.50 Proud Victor R. Sanderson 100.00 J Victor T. H. Taylor & Son 175.00 Rosalind T. H. Taylor & Son 115.00 S May Lily T. 11. Taylor & Son 165.00 Meadow Brook Red 0. Turnbull 150.00 Meadow Brook Signet 0. Turnbull 125.00 J Roan Chief.. W. Wehtser 97.50 J Victoria Louise R. Wilkin 97.50 Laura R. Wilkie, 105.00 ,. H. Sturrocks R. Breen . Blue . J. Kerr ' E. F. Klopp JAas. Kerr Byron Londesboro Northwood Goderich Platteville Belgrave Wingham Wingham Wingham W ingharn Wingham Wingham Bolgrave Brussels Goderich Goderich Auburn Goderich Wingham Goderich Wingham Wingham Lucknow Teeswater Listowel Winghayr Goderich . Ethel Ethel Winghanr Wingham Auburn Exeter Zurich Goderich Teeswater Ripley Teeswater Ethel Dundalk Wingham Kincardine Wingham Zurich Ethel 1 Marriages HALL-PATTISON-In Clinton, on March the .16th, by the Rev. T. J. Snowdon, Ph. B., Mrs. Marjorie Pattison, to John Harry Hall of Victoria, B. C. GREJG-HODGE.--In Clinton, , on March 7th. by the Rev. 3. E. Hogg, Alice Louise, daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. W. G. Hodge of Paddington, London, England, to Laurence Ed- gar' Greig, younger son of Mr. and Mrs, T. A. Greig of Clinton, OAK -.HICKS -In Clinton, on Mar. 1l.th, by the Rev. S. E. MeKegney, Regina Hicks. to Robert J. Oak of .Goderich. Births • McKEGNEY-In Clinton, on March 13th, to Rev, (Capt,) S. E. Me- Kegney, M. C., and Mrs. McKeg- ney, a daughter. - DALE -In Hallett, • on March 5th, to Mr, and Mrs. Orval Dale, a daughter. O'REILLY--In McKillop, on March 8th, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Reil ty,, a son. TERRYBERRY-In Tuekersmith, on March 7th, to Mr. and Mrs, Ver- non Terryberry, a son, (stillborn). Deaths PEOKETT-In Clinton, on March llth, John Peckitt, in his 82nd Year•. GLEN -In. Colborne township, on iWednesday March nth, Geo. Glen, in his 89th year. COAL mkii Having decided to go into the coal business will endeavor to look af- ter all orders entrusted tome, at low- est jiossible prices. Orders received at residence, King street or phone 119. R. J. MILLER Farm For Sale 100 acres, Lot 12, eon. 6, Hullott, adapted :l:or cropping or gracing, 10 notes bush, balance in, grass. Good well and windmill. If not mid will be rented for pasture, Apply to R. J. Miller, Beg 25, Clfntonr eeephone 119, ---,89.4 • Mall Contract Sealed Tenders, addressed to the Postmaster General, will be received at Ottawa until noon, on Friday, the 15th .April, 1921, for the convey- ante of -His Majesty's Mails, on a proposed contract for four years, six times per week over Clinton No. 2 Rural Mail Route, from the Post- master General's Pleasure. Printed notices containing further information as to conditions of pro- posed Contract may be seen and blank., forms of tender obtained at the Post Offices of Clinton, Holmes- ville, Brucefield, Seaforth and at the ,office of the Post Office Inspector; Post Office Inspector's Office, London, Ont. 4th March, 1921. Chas. E. II. Fisher, Post Office Inspector, -88-3 Clinton Flour Mills Now is your chance to get in some cheap feed while it lasts. Low Grade 945.00 per ton. Shorts, 838.00 per ton. Bran, $40.00 per ton, North Star, $5.50 per. cwt. Maple Leaf, 95.25 per cwt. Pastry, $5.00 per cwt. i I also have a dmall quantity of corn and corn chop. Phone 8 *any. JOHN SCHOENHALS 89-1-p E3abg Chicks1 -AND--- Eggs For Hatching FROM HENS THAT LAY BABY CIIICIKS White Leghorns 180 each, Barred Roelcs 220 each. EGGS White Leghorns, 95.50 per hun- dred or 750 per setting of 18. Considerable reductionin prices after 311110 tat. „N. W TREWAIITITA Proprietor x-89-6 Easg to Beat Eggs„, Bui its haul to beat the quality of .our Hulk Toie, 'Yoe can feet it h1 Black, Mixed, or Green, in 8. grades, that suit the taste else the Wise, We offer you at pre-war prices: • -Regal.13rand SPRING Quality Brand Black at 060 per Jh<. CLEANING `i'iME 1 lb, for 750 2 1 s. far qz 00 . S ib, 2 or 1.,15 CLOSE AT IllANA s f $ King.l3rand' Now is the 'time to re- buoy oyrs rf Goblin Life P or Goblin soap Black . or mixed parr for the. annual aprinB' for 25c,. 1 lbs for 550 1 .Clean-up. 2 pine jelly powder 25i 2 lbs, for $], .50 HIGHEST PRICES FOR 1 can Heinz Pork and BUTTER AND EGGS Beans 220, GET THE HABIT OF 'DEALING AT Tit store for everybody + r JOHNSCN 4 CO'S GROCERY Phone fit Special This Week A Bell piano used only 2 months, owner leaving. This styre piano sold for 9600.00 this past summer, I noW offer for quick sale at 8885.00, for cash or note, Other terms. may be arranged. Also 1 square piano in fine condi- tion, sale price $75.00, or will rent for term of menthe. Phone 6-616 at once or write J. E. Bugill; Box 229, Seaforth. Deal at home if you value your money, Agent for Phonolas, sewing ma- chines, cream separators and pianos.! JONATHAN HUGILL. Box 229, SEAFORTH Feeding Molasses In 6 -bbl. lots 36c per gallon In 1 -bbl lots 37c per galion J. H V i 1 ON LONDESBORO EASTER SALE -OP-- HOME MADE COOKING -IN_ MR.. STOTHERS' OFFFICE MARCH 26th AT 3 O'CLOCK -BY•-- GIRLS' CLUB WILLIS CHURCH For Sale About 20 bushels of geed, clean, Alsike clover seed, free from any bad weed seeds. Apply to Ben Rathwell,. R. R. No. 3, Clinton, Phone 10 on 606. -89-tf Orange Concert The members of the Orange Lodge of Londesbore purpose giving a con- cert on Friday, April lst. Mark the date. No fooling. -80-1 For Sale A Durham cow, due to freshen in June. Chas. Baker, Clinton. -88-tf Festival .A. spring festival and masquerade under the auspices of the Garden Class of Willis Church, will be held in the school room; Friday, April 1st, at 8 o'clock. Admission 25& Pro- ceeds to go to the Mission Band. Ev- erybody welcome. -88-2 For Sale One bull, Durham, eleven months old, Also a quantity of seed eats, 0. A. C. No. 72. N. J. LeBeau, R, R. No. 5, Clinton. -88-3 Dance at Varna A dance will be held in the town hall, Varna, on Thursday, Mar. 17th. Armstrong orchestra. Doors open at 8 o'clock. Lunch served. Admission, Gentlemen 750. . -88.1 Farm For Sale Lot 35, on the 13th coneession,, Goderich township, 65 acres, bank barn 50 x 50 and ene-storey frame house. Orchard, Spring_ creek. Well ineide barn. Apply on premises or write Joshua Sherman, R. R. No. 3, 'Clinton, . " -87-4 Parra For Sale In Goderich Tp., 180 acres choice clay',loarn, in first , class condition. Barn almost new, equipped with eve erything to save Jabot.• 8 acres of good young orchard, »rodern•house, with bath rooiii and pressure tank, new drilled well and elecrle light plant. Also 220'• acres pasture and timber land. This' is one of the best combination far»is in the county of Huron. Will be. sold separate or in ane block. Chas. B. Middleton, R. R. No. 3, Clinton. Phone 2-606 ' -8641 Piano Tuning Jas. E. Doherty, experienced piano tuner. Orders for piano tuning, tone regulating' and general re -building left at my address, Clinton, phone 160, Will receive prompt attention. Also dealer in pianos and phono- graphs. -July 28th -p House for Sale 8 -room, solid brick house, town water and electric lights, good gar- den and chicken house. Apply on premises. Corner of North and Spencer Sts. -A. C. Clarkson. -804f Farm For Sale " Lot 16, part of: 17, Con. 1, Hul- lett ,in all 127 acres. This farm is situated 1% miels east of the town of Clinton on the Huron Road, is well adapted for mixed farming, It is well watered with never failing spring and also by spring creek rtin- Hing across one corner. It is mostly seeded. There are eight acres in wheat, There is a two story brick house and a large barn with stone stabling, also drive shed, hen house and pig pen. The buildings aro all comparatively new and in good re- pair. For further particulars apply on the promises or by mail to Jelin R, Noble, R, At, No, 9, Clinton, Ont, Phone 7 en 617, -80.tf VICTORY BONDS And all Municipal and Government Bonds supplied at market prices and delivered at your bank without charge. W. BRYDONE, Clinton CLINTON GARAGE -AND--- BATTERY SERVICE STATION The enforcement of the Headlight Laws, means that auto owners must equip their. cars with approved lenses. We have the following to choose from:. Levelight Holephone Legalite Shaler Roadlighter Clanrert Printolite Macbeth Conopher Clear Conopher Noviol Come in and let us fill out your ap- plications and show our lenses. sec J. H, Paxran Exan,)iner for licensed drivers Phone 80 Res. Phone 140 CRAM WANTED We are in a position to pay the highest market price for butter fat and to give the best possible service. OUR GATHERERS WILL BE ON THE ROAD REGULARLY THE YEAR AROUND. WE WILL AP- PRECIATE'YOUR PATRONAGE. CLINTGN CREAMERY LIMITED Phone 145 Cottage For Sale Roomy cottage on Huron street. Town water, good cellar, % acre of ground, some fruit tree. Apply. to W. Erydenes or Mi99 E. Whitely -.-411 Farm to Rent Grass farm to rent, lots 34 and 36, 6th concession, Goderich township, containing 120 acres, with plenty of water. For further particulars • ap- ply to Mrs. Walter Weston, Bayfield, R R... No. 2. Phone 6 on 600.-86-tf ROOMS to Let 1 have a number of furnished rooms to rent by the week or Month. Apply Mrs. Mogridge, Ontario street. -87.3 Clothes Cleaned and Pressed Clothes cleaned pressed and re- paired. Woollen goods dry cleaned. Rooms over Heard's barber shop. W. 0'. Jago. , 834f Farm For Salo Lot 30, Con. 5, township of Hulled, 2% utiles from Clinton. Convenient to school. Contains 117 acres, 100 acres cleared, 17 acres bush lot. Land is alt clay loam and in good state of eultivation. 5 acres fall wheat. Good brick 'house and bank barn with cem- ent stabling. 2 good wells and never failing spring. Apply on premises. Ezra. M. Durst, R. R. No .1, Clinton. --X76-t4 Puncture Proof Inner Tubes Have your ear fitted with the Areo Cushion tubes. No punctures, no blowouts. All sizes of tubes kept in stock. W. L. Peflers, Albert street, Clinton. -74.11 House for/Sale Comfortable 8 -roomed lime, ori Albert street, North, with good stone cellar and town water. Also stable on premises. Apply Miss 1Vioore. --69-tf For : Salo Two six roomed houses on. Prod brick street, near the new flax mills, will be sold cheap, and.on easy terms. Apply to Jacob Taylor or C. B. -Halo. ,a.54-tf 1 Your Easter- Breakfast FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT ROLLED WHEAT' -AND LAWSON'S CREAM FRESH HALIBUT SWIFTS:' BREAKFAST 'BACON • AND EGGS TOAST AND WAGSTA1P'S MARMALADE' HOT CROSS BUNS - t (BETTS') O'NEIL'S BEST COFFEE • W. T. O'NEIL THE HUB GROCERY Lower Frioes Owing to an exceptional winter, we are now glad to announce the return of almost normal conditions in the mining industry, and the return of our old straight-line coal, the cele- brated D. L. & W. SCRANTON This permits us to announce also NORMAL QUOTATIONS And another reduction of 31.50 PER TON Making the price of the prepared sizes 917.00 DELIVERED This price is rock bottom, and is based on present wages, freight rates - and American exchange, which from all appearances will not probably be any less. Place your order with the only dealer in town displaying a Govern- ment e t ten s Would also ask alt those with out- standing accounts to kindly arrange for settlement this month as it is the close of our coal year. J. r,. MUSTARD CLINTON and BRUCEFIELD., Phone for Clinton 74. Phone for Brucefleld 11 on 618. THE MINER STOHE Phone 45 Special Price Dinner Sets AT THE CORNER GROCERY tgfikka A white and gold complete dinner set at 928.50 is exceptional value, also a beautiful set of semi -porcelain at 938.50. Half dinner sets of a stock pat- tern are very popular now, especial- ly at the low price of $17.95. Cheap • Teas and Coffees are dear at any price, but when you buy our 600, 700, or 800 Special blend of Teas and 500 and 650 blend of Cof- fee you are getting value hard to equal. • LIVE AND LET LIVE - ' Fred W.Wigg CORN There is a vest difference in grades of corn. Our Corn is No. 2 Yellow which we believe is the best grade on the market. It is free from broken Kernels, Cobs and Dust. Give us a call and let us know your re- quirements. Special prises en large quantities. � BRAN. SHORTS. Now is the . season for Bran & Shorts. The 'quality 'is good and the prices reasonable. SWIFT'S DIGESTER TANKAGE Figured on present value of live- stock and home-grown feeds the use of "Swift's Digester Tankage" will return more profit to the hog raison Om ever before in its history. SWIFT'S FERTILIZERS Blood, Tankage and Bones produced by the large slaughtering busine.o of Swift Canadian Co. are almost all used in Swift's High Grade Fertilizer. Result: Large profit to you. FLOUR Our stook includes: Purity, Five Roses, White Seal and Golden City. W. Jenkins & Son. FLOUR AND FEED Phones: Elevator 199. Residence 141 Boars for Service Champion bred, big typo Yorkshire and Cheshter White boar's for service. At .home every forenoon. --=A. C. Levey, Phone 5 on 630, Clinton e.,418 Scranton Coal Don't forget to leave your order for Spring delivery of coal or wood with E. WARD. If you want Satis- faction.; We will look after your wants. Leave orders at my Residence. Huron street, or Phone 105. TERMS CASH South End Grocery fiefeen A full stock of Groceries & Provisions WE SOLICIT YOUR pA,TRON..A104 leap Levi Stong PHONE 144 PROMPT DELIVERY, GIRLS VMNTfl for knitters and learners ALSO VVOMEN for menders and inspectors APPLY AT ONCE Clinton Knitting Co. LIMITED !PLUMBING, HEATING AND FURNACE WORK Repairing of all kinds Promptly Done THOS. HAWKINS. Agent for Hecla Furnaces ?lambing and Bootleg Phone 22 Shop over Corking & Yeaana'a 9!e are tha set WEEAT EARLY E� d EATS MAPLE 1LM BASSWOOD AND . WHITE 'ASA LOGS Flair end Feed always eat tense, ; J. A. FORD & SON Phone 128. Brooder stoves We have • ap limited. number b2 Brooder Stoves on hand which we are gelling at a "considerable reduc- tion, the price being 925,00. These stoves will brood from 800 to 400 Chickens. Just what you need to ,get early pullets and chickens foal the high summer market.. GUNN, LANGLOIS CO. N. W. TREWARTHA, Meleager* Phone 190; Holmeaville 4 an 141 ; CREAM WANTED l The demand for ear butter Ie .• creasing. To supply this demand we require more cream. We request you to Skip us your cream. We guarantee you the Higbee; Market Prices, accurate tests mud prompt service. Our firm is known to you and needs no further recommend. We pay all express charges, Euro ash cream eans and pay twice eaeilf month, Write for cans or further informer, tion to the T14k7 fiosot T11 CRAAMERT: CO. BAItl3Ei i; MANAGES