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Of Interest to You
and Me.
•Goderich has a small deficit; as the
iteotna of the Old -]Tomo week sale-
ratip,s.. But you couldn't expect t0
Ave all that fun for nothing,
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It is estimated that the world will
e "chuck" full of U .2100 Uut
peopley
e're not going to worry about it,
s e hate being crowded but we doe's
cpeet to be here.
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If you are tieing to the Toronto
air this Year better buy up a lot of
rent ear tiolcets before Sunt. .ist.,
hen rho ftu'es g'o op. Phat is, of
mise, unless you always use a bait,
Miss Not -Cavell is tbo name of the
aw community nurse recently ap-
.feted at Barrio, Nochvel'i doesn't
enc to have a vary reassuring
hind as n name for a nurse, a night
arse, anyway.
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Speaking of names De Valera and
arkieviez sound rather strange as
e people of the Irish. Where are all
e with real Irish names '•
e'd have more sympathy for the
ish "cause” if it were led by real
ishmen•
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The Hon, Ma Biggs says if the
op could be put on first there
'add be less criticiser" of the reacts
s building. Isn't that always the
ay: People usually want to see
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e finish of the thing before the be-
ening.
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June and July were rather warm
.t August has been more like Sep-
ober weather should be. Ayugust
ed to be considered the hot month
the stammer in Ontario but it has
t been for the past few years. We
won't hada "dog day" this month.
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The flusher of young Calvin Wetzel,
to was drowned at Grand Bend onJ.
inlay week, will, it is said, equip
e beach at that point with a Tile-
wing apparatus. It is believed that
cl there been something of the kind
hand young Weteel's life could
eve been saved,
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"One of the peculiarities of the
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wspaper business", remarks the
dMcMichael,
nquent Dominion "is the fact that
linquent subscribers appear to re-
rd the sending out of subscription
conuts as simply a mild form of
creation in which the printer in -229.,
lges when he has nothing elect to
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After a valiant ,fight; for he was
ver a fighter," Lieut. -General Sir
201 Hughes died at his home at
ndsay earof yesterday morning. • -y+
name of Sir Sam Hughes is a
usehold word in Canada and he
is 'almost equally �*ell-known in
igland. IIe was for many years a
�ar}tamet
ember of the. Canadian ,
a was alwaysalwainterested in the mil-
a. lie always believed thateelan„-
, Aad the dominions, should renderg
sistance in the wars of the Empire.
c distinguished hhmself in pthe
ouch African war, and being Minis-
r of Militia when the great war
oke out, he was responsible for the
icing of the First Canadian Divi-
on, the men now entitled to wear,
ose who are left, the "red patch."
deed, it is doubtful if any other
an ecoid have achieved the results
he achieved in the time during the
•st months of the war. He was an
rperialist but he was a loyal Can-
Tian and he had always the courage
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his convictions. He was a great
median and served his county to
i drbeat of his ability.edcountry
ill accord to Sir Sant Hughes an
.enured place as a patriot. He will
e burled at Lindsay with full midi-
ry honours, on Friday.
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Marriages
MILldEli-WAT'J'1rRS^-111 Clinton,
on Aug,, 24th, by th Rev , D, N, Me-
t'augh, Cycles Isabel; yoi'rie.o;
slaughter of Mrs, Edward Wniters,
to William J. Miller', soil of Mr,
and. Mrs, W. J. ]]Tiller also of Clin-
ton,
GRII']Vl: - McMiCIIr\EI - At the
house of th bride's parents, Gloat.
wood Farm, mullets, on Aug, 24th,
by th Re -e. Edwards, Sealortlt,
Edith, younger daughter of me,
incl Airs, Thomas McMichael, to
William Grieve of McKillgl>,
BREMNER-HARN-At Seaforth,
on Aug.th by the Rev. David
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'Carswell, of Toronto, assisted by
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the Rev. T. E. Kennedy of Cran-SIIGrAl�'
brook, Ethel Irene, younger laugh-
of Mr, and Mrs. G, D. C. IIarnl
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to James Alegancier Bremner of
Ethel,
McNA.BB-DURNIN-•At St. George's
Church, Goderich, on August 17th,
by' Rev. S. S. Hardy, Vera B.,
daughter of the late Mi T. E.
Durnin and Mrs. Durnin of GocTor-
ieh, to Allan P., son of Mr. and
Mrs. M, McNabb of Iona Station,
Ontario.
MUGPORD-MUIR-At Goderich on
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10th, Uy Rev, R, C. McDor-
maid, Ina Maye youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Muir to
W. Alexander Mugford, all of God-
en.ich, •
Births
JERVIS-On the Base ;Line, Goderich
township, on Aug. 22nd, to Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver J ervis, a daughter,
-Willa Fern.
HOWARD -In Sea£ortb on August
17th, to Mr. and Mrs. F. Howard, ainformation
son.
BUTTON -In l4bh, VL alton, on August
14th, to Rev. and Mrs. J. W. But-
ton, a son.
LOYNES-At Goclarich, on August
eeth to .Mr. incl Mrs. G. J. S.
Loynes, Sterling Bank of Canada, a
son, •
WHITELY -In Goderich, on August
Sth, to Dv. and Mrs. J. B. Whitely,
a son.
CAMPBELL -In Wing•]tam, on Aug-
net 12th to Mr. and Mr's. Chas.
`ewill
Campbell, a daughter.
McMICIIADL-In TurnUerry, on Au-
gust 14th, to Mr. and Airs. Wm.
a daughter.
JOHNSTON-In Goderich on Aug.f
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17th, to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. John-
stop a son.
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Deaths
BAYLEY-In Hallett, on Aug. 20th,
Richard Bayley, aged 08 yars and 5
months.the
BLACT{ALL-At Blyth, on Aug.
24th,Christena Kennel wife of
Dr. J. E. Blackall, aged 59 years.
McDOUGALL-In Goderich township,
Aug.10th,provestove
on Janes McDougall, in
his 72nd year.
BARNES -Suddenly, in Toronto, on
August 17th, David George Barnes,Parcel
g ghouse
(conductor C. P. R.) husbkuul of
Annie Graelis,age 54years.
LONG -In Goderich, on Aug. 16th,
Mildred Evelyn, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. R- Long, in her 13th
year.
County News
Rev, I'atllgt' J. Bell al' Myth Jolt
bast week for Calgary , Alt:a., where
ho will hate eheeme.o,f'e delio'h.
Mr, J, Gower of &rich has been
appointed eouriot' of R. lt, No. 2,
2tuich, his duties to conntenee Pete-
bet 1st. '
A tablet to the memory of'the hate
Lieut. Roy A. Waltee, who fell in the
great war, was enveilgcl ata very tan-
pesgive Loremony at Sanllh's Hill
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Presbyterian church On Sunday week.
Rev. (Capt.), W. Pnglaed, pastor of
tlta'141iniieo Presbyterian church, was
the preacher. Capt. Fingland and
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White silverskin onions for pickling
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Parks Pickling Mixture
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Pants Catsup Flavoring
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Host Heinz Vinegar
t Best Gisler Vinegar
Lieut, Walter were fellow students at
Knox before going overseas. Lieut.
Walter was an officer of the 161st�,
Faxnous for 30 years, Salada never'
varies the excellence of •Itis exa11'�psour,
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VINEGAR ti to make the icicles and
Huron Battalion, anis was transferred
to the 49th, er was a sun of Mr,
and 14Trs. Walter of Colbornne. Be re-
cloyed his death wound while nssts-
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fere is Where
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j> be bag) to make them sweet
aof good cooking apples
quantity g pp
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ting a wounded comrade,
You can get quality Jar Rubbers. The kind that keeps your jars air-
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all Contract
Sealed Tenders,addressed to the
I'osttmaster General, will be received
at Ottawa until noon, on Friday, the
23rd September, 1921, for the convey-
ince of IIis Majesty's Mails, on a
tight so your fruit will not spoil. G
2 large pugs. Corn Flakes . , .. 25i'
2 pings. Gusto (toy) ... , 25e
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1 tin Salmon 10'
3 lbs. Blk, Tea .... , ... ... , 9se
1 doz. sweet oranges .... ......344
GET TIIE HABIT OF DEALING
JOHNS( N & CO'S GROCERY
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et our prices of sealers this year.
i 1.cloz, jar rubbers ...... . ,511 & 10¢
1 clot, zine wags .. , , 36rw
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I Parawst;, per Ib 18
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SPECIAL PRICES
on Stone Crocks
1 to 5 gal. Sizes
AT The store for everybody
Phone tit
Fresh Salmon Trout
Tuesdays, Thursdays and
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THE HUB GROCERY
Fridays.
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proposed Contract for four years, 12
Bayfield No. 4
.ems
times per week over
R. R. and between Bayfield P. 0. and
G. T. Ry'. Stn. (Brucefield), from
the Postmaster General's Pleasure.New
Printed notices containing further,
as to conditions of pro-
Posed Contract may be seen and blame•
forms of Tender may be obtained at
the 1'osto(fiees of Bayfielcl and Bruce-
field, and at the office of the I est
SILO FILLING
I am prepared to fill silos again
this •year, also to cut oat sheaves.
SATISFACTION GIVEN ANI)
PRICES REASONABLE
VICTORY BONDS
Issue of Hydro -Electric bonds,
Guaranteed by Ontario Government.
83.300,000 at 6%.
And all Municipal and Government
Bonds supplied at marketprices and
delivered at your bank without
charge.
Genuine D. L. & C Iii/.
Scralltoll Coa
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Yes we have it in all sizes. Don't
Scranton Coal
We jrave. on hand for immediate
delivery
HARD AND SOFT COAL
Also' some good Hardwood.
Leave orders at myReaidenee
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Huron street, or Phone 155.
TERMS CASH
Office Inspector. Post Office Inspec-
ton's office, London,Aug. 12,1921. D.
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McLean, Post Office Inspector in
FRANK W. ANDREWS'
Phone 33w,
W. BItYDONE, Clinton
put the is
nilly IT stiffening. g as Delay lee will grad -
cause a panicky buying craze similar
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charge. -12-3
CLINTON
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to that experienced last fall when
prices wont crazy. •
South End. Grocer
Mortgage Sale
Under and by virtue of the powers
contained Inccertainmortg'age which
be produced aI the time of sale
there will be offered for sale et pub-
lie auction by Thomas Gundry, Auc-
Shawl Lost
On the road between Malcolm Mc-
Derniid's and John McMillan's, Hul-
lett, a plaid wool shawl. Finder kind-
1 leave word with The News -Record,
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Piano Tuner
Our professional tuner Will
be. here from Bell Piano Is'dC-
tory SOOn. All having
those
Let 1110 advise you to fill up with
MUSTARD'S COAL
It answers the burning question.
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@e of
A full stock of
tioneer, at the Town Hall in the Town
Clinton, on Placlay, the 16tt day of
September, 1921, the hour 2
Clinton, The Expositor, Seaforth, or
call phone 124, Seaforth. -11-1
tuning to do. Phone 6.616 or
address.
We also stock for your convenience
Groceries & Provisions
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
at :of
o'clock in the afternoon the follow-
ing property, viz:
Parcel 1. Part of lot No. 24, H. R.
G. in the Township of Goderich lomat-
Roosts to Rent
Furnished rooms; suitable for light
housekeeping, or with board. Racli-Hard
atm: in each room. Bath and all city
J. E. HUCII){-1.•
Box SeafOI'lh
AT CLINTON
Hardwood in different qualities.
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the ideal summer fuel
Cedar rails, fine for kindling. •
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Levi Stong
ed in the Town of Clinton and ode-
scribed as follows: Commencing at
N. limit of Charles Street at the
conveniences on same floor. Apply to
Mrs. Downs, Opposite Ontario St,
Meth. Church. -11-4-p
COAL L
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Canada Cement, the standard art-
tele,
Threshing Coal, convenient and safe
PHONE 144 PROMPT DELIVERY
S. W. angle o1' Lot No. 2043, thence
20 links, thence
Farrar for Sale
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AT BRUCEFIELD
due north 3 chains,
due W, 11 rods and 1113 of a rod,Hemlock
250 acres, more or less, concession
Having several cars of coal com-The
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Lumber, at new prices.
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thence due S. 3 chains, 26 links,
.4.end 5, Stanley township, about 4ih
miles from Clinton. Well imd,
ing I will receive and fill all orders
2x, Ix, & 5x Shingles, at your ono
thence clue E. to the pace obegin- in-
ning, cottltining 31 of an acre and 20
rods of land, more or less,
2. That part of Lot No. 26
in the 2nd Concession of the Town-
good clay loans, 15 acres hardwood
and cedar bush, practically all fenced
with new wile fencing. First-class
and barn; tele Phone; rural
for nut, de-
andegg coaland»rice
liver same at once.
Orders received at Residence
King Street, or phone 119
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Hardwood, Slabs, Canada Cement,Et
Chestnut, Stove and Soft Coal.
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shipof Mullett described as follows
Commencing at the N. E. Angle of
mail cletivery. Will sell on reasonable
terns. Apply I
IP y on premises to Adam
Stewart, R. R. No.. 5, Clinton
(`ee
R. J. MILLER
J. B.MUSTARD
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Lot 26, thence South 30 degrees W. 7
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CLINTON and BRUCEFIELDel
chains and 1234k links, thence N. 60
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degrees 14'. chains, 10 links, thenen
N. 8 chains and 24 links more or less
to the roadway, thence S. 00 degrees
Auction Sale
Of Farm, Farm Stock and Ample-
ments at Lot 26, Cut Line, Goderich
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Don't Throw Your
Old Car ens Avva
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Phone for Clinton 74.
Phone for Brucefield 11 on 618.
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Suirella Corsets
Spirella Corsets for healthfulness,
style, comfort and durability. Ev-
Ary corset made to measure. Mrs.
Elizabeth Kennedy, Ontario street,
Clinton. • -12-1921
E. 26 chains and 43 links more or
less to the.place of beginning• eon-
taining 17/1 acres of land more or
1r,,, miles west of Ilolmesville, on
Thursday, Sept. 1st, at 1 o'clock,
sharp, the following.
Tho Farm -80 acres, comprising
They snake new reversible
"Velvetex' Rugs
Send for Veetetex Folds 41
THE COANE1 STO0E
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Parcel 3, Part of lot No. 26 in the
2nd Con. of the Township of Mullett,
Lot 29, 9th con., Goderich Tp. AllCANADA
cleared with exception of. 10
Farm '3111 be offered for 2
RUG COMPANY
LONDON, QNT.
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CONTENTMENT DWELLS
described as follows: Commencing
at a point where the Westerly limit
of the Town of Clinton and Blyth
Gravel Road intersects the E. limit of
the Bette Line, thence due N. along
sale at
o'clock, Horses -Team of work horses
2900 lbs., team light horses, Welsh
pony. Cattle -4 4 -year-old cows, to
freshen next month, 2 4 -year-old cowsfor
supposed to freshen in January. 2 3-
Farm For Salein
Lot 32, Con. 9, Goderich township.
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80 .acres well improved and fenced.
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We're Headquarters
the finest blends .
homes where Port hope Porcelain
Enameled Ware is installed. We
can advise you on any
plumbing necessity ,
Roomers Wanted
Oomfortable roosts, suitable for
students. Apply at Mcllveen's gro-
eery store. -12-tf
said P. limit of the Base Line 18
chains, 89 links to a point thence S.
60 degrees E. 1.0 chains, thence S. 30
ear-olcl cows
Y supposed to freshen in
J'anukuy, 3 cows supposed to be in
calf.. Due in spring, 4 cows nearly
ceomentuistabling sellorwith
change for larger farm. Geo. J.
R. R. No. 3, Clinton -07 -lift
of tea obtainable
GRADED IJP TO A STANDARD
THOS.IIIA VC I�Il\S
Peaches For SaleConnell,
We will have a quantity of choice
canning peaches :for sale after Sept.
1st. Apply at residence, Goderich
township. John R. Middleton, Tele-
P hone 14 on 606.-1.2-tf
degrees W. 16 chains to the place o1
beginning, containing 8 acres of land
be the same more or less.
On Parcel No. 1 are erected a good
two storey frame dwelling with barn,
fat, 6 yearling steers, 6 yearling heif-
ers, 4 spring calves, 2 -year-old steer,
Poultry -75 hens, 23 geese, G ducks.
Implements -l2 -hoe drill, 6 -ft mower,
near harvester, set iron harrows,
Furm for Sala
50 acres, more or less, two miles
from Clinton, lots of goon wallet,
good brick house and other out build-
NOT DOWN TO A PRICE
Our Blends at 50e, GOc, and 80c
are teas the most particular tea
drinkers will
Agent for Hecla Furnaces
Plumbing and Heating Phone 63
Shop over Cortese & Venner'e
OT ULAR HULLETT GIRL ]3E-
'OPULAR
COMES THE BRIDE OF A
YOUNG McKILLOP
FARMER
The wedding took place at the
of the bride's parents, Glen-
oocl Farm, Hullett, yesterclav at el-
en o'clock of Eolith, younger daugh-
r' of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McMichael,
Mr', William Grieve of McKillop,
The marriage ceremony was per-
rued an the lawn, the bridal party
aiding under an arab of evergreens8-room,
Id flowers. Avery pretty feature
es the strewing with flowers of the
'idle's path o the altar by it number
daintily -gowned girls, friends of
e bride. The bride wore a lovely
of white sills with overdress of
ce and a veil and orange blossoms
,d carried a bouquet of Sweetheart
ses. She had no attendant except
little niece, Miss tinge Me ti -
I, who' made •a chanting little flow-
girl, wearing a dainty frock of
nk organdie and carrying a basket
flowers in which was hidden the
ng. The bride was given away by
father and the.ceremony was per-
need by the Rev, Mr, Edwards•
iss Ethel Hain played the wedding
nsic,
nerd were 'about one hundred
test's 'Present and after the eeremon y
id the signing of the register all
ptuous wedding-^
ncheon innFord
Mn. and `Mrs. Grieve left the saute
ternoen for a,'h.oiteynioon trip and
i then return will reside in Me1'tlI-
P.
Both are populir and their friends
rite in wishing 'them king life 4'n/
ospetity.
garage, and outbuildings. The prop-
erty is well planted in fruit trees and
blacksmith made, 12 -inch cutting box,
nearly new, gang plow, 3% horsepow-
tgs. Inquire at The Aei-ous-Record
office. 07-t f
enjoy.
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• Flour and Feed
Furnished House for Rent
On Gibbings street, Clinton, a7-
roomed house. Apply or premises.
Mrs. A. Couch. -12-tf
80180 fruhts and is well located and
clesirnble as a residential property.
011 Parcel No. 2 is a fruit fern,
planted out in cherries, plums, pears
apples and other fruits. There is up-
en gasoline magma, nearly new, circa -For
lar saw flame with 30 inch blade, ag-
nicultural cooker, 25 gal. capacity, 2
heavy wagons one neap] y new, ava '-A
on box, gravel box set Manitoba
Sale
The franc of a barn 40x60, •m good
condition. Inquire at News -Record
office. -00-tf
FOR THE PICNIC BASKET:
Letuonade,
Orangeade,' Fruit.
JUST RECEIVED
cur of Western Canada Oats
,
Farmers Wheat
For Salo
Good cow, 7 years old, clue Sept.
20th, also 10 choice York pigs ready
to wean, and 20 pure bred Barred
Itocic pullets. Apply to F: J. Coleman,
R. R. No. 3, Seaforth. Photo 19 of 61
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on it n comfortable and substantial
1'� storey hoose and a new barn and
outbuildings and the property it to
sated within a mile of the Town of.
Clinton.
boli sleights, sett light sleighs, sett log
bunks, 2 light wagons, buggy, buggy
pole, ;Mille trees and necicyolce, dray
platform for sleighs, wood rack, stock
rack, sett Stewart horses ropers, new,
Rooms For Rent
Furnished or unfurnished rooms,
with garden. Inquire at News -Re-
cord office. -93-tf
Olives, and
Cooked Meats.
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Fall S pedal I er-
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tilizbr, on hand. Just the thing
you need for your fall
wheat crop.
Flour and Feed Always on Hand
On Parcel No. 3 is also a fruit
sett heavy brass 'mounted harness, al-
House for Sale
Rnhe lost
On the 9th concession, Goderich
township, near IIolmesville, some
weeks ago a buggy ap robe. Reward
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for return to George Connell, R. R.
No, 3, Phone 33-605. •-12-1
orchard composed of yotmg' trees,
most of which are just beginning' e,
bear. It contains also pears, plums,
apples and other emits.
For terms
most new, sett heavy team harness,��
sett li ht double harness, 2 setts
single gharness, 2 setts pbugh has-
mess 2 pair open bridles 6 horse col-
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tars, 2 strings bells, 2 wool buggy
solid brick house, town
water and electric lights, good gar-
den and' chicken house. Apply on
premises. Corner o1 North and
LIVE
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AND • LET LIVE
J. A. FORD &.. SON
Phone 123. 1
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and conditions of sale
apply to The Trusts es Guarantee
rugs, 2 w001 horse blankets, 2 setts
Spencer Sts. -A. C. Clarkson.-80-tf
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Company, the Vendors, or to W. Bry-
done, Clinton, Ont., their solicitor,
.Dated this 24th day of August, 1921
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light collars and hames, sett plat-
form scales, 2000 lbs capacity, hand
grindstone, power grindstone 4x36,
2 cross cut saws, 50 sap pails,
and mines, 24 ft. ladder pole, chick-
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed and re-
paired. Woollen goods dry cleaned,
Rooms over Heard's barber shop.
W. J. Jago. .-83-tf
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CORN
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There is a vast difference in
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Our advice to you would. be to
Reenters Wanted
We have accommodation for ,1 num-
1>ar of roomers. All conveniences.
Near both schools, Girls preferred,
Mrs, Durst, RattanUury. street, Clin-
ton. • -12-2
1"or Sale Rent
en feeder, 2 wheelbarrows 2 hand
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grades of corn, Our Corn is No. 2
market your poultry early this year,
or
7 -roomed house on . Princess St
Town water, good cellar', all in good
metier, Large garden with chicken
house. Apply on premises to Mrs. M.
Taylor, -11-2
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stmfifers, 8 in rubber belt, 4 inch
canvas belts, nearly new, sett can-
vas for 6 -ft binder, 2 stoneboats, log-
boat, .2 setts, whiffletrees, piano box,
buggy box, 6 stable 'sash with glass,
2 window frames, 100 ft 3 -in cedar
filch
For Sale
Two six roomed houses on Fred-
crick street, near the new flax mills,
will be sold cheap, and en easy terms.
Apply to Jacob Taylor or C. B. Hale.
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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 prices on large
quantities.
while prices are high.
Our prices for poultry are expect -
ed to be rimeh lower than last year..
SELL NOW
,,
Cows, Cattle and I igs fr Sale.
Young, part -Jersey cow, freshets in
one week: ideal town cow. Holstein
cow due shortly; 4 youngeo
spring; 1.J head of 2-y r. wsadrie in
year-olds; 9 pure bred -yea olds, 6 i
, p sow clue to
profit at present date, Terris to suit
purchasers, cash or credit, W, A.
Townshend, R. R. No. 2, Phone 23'on
004.-12-1
Notice.
plank, 700 ft. 2 ohm plank„ sew-
BRAN, SHORTS.
Enquire of us for prices.
Any farmer wishing tr'aotoe plow-
f
ing done will do well • to cominmti-
gate with E. 1i. 1•;pps & Son, Varna.
Terms 23,00 per acre. 1.1-2
oral piles of wood; quantity of hard-
wood lumber, 1, 1% and 2 inches, pile
hemlock scantling, 8x5, 18 ft. long,
some 1 -it, used honloek lumber, quan
tity of old bale timber, suitable for
CLINTON (rARAGE
._ANDS,
Now is the season for Bran &
Shorts. The quality 3s good and the
prices reasonable.
SWIFT'S DIGESTER TANKAGE
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G�1 ii A\, LANGLOIS CO.
mbrivAR
N. W. THA, Manager♦
For Sale
touring car, good condition.
Cheap for sale. Dont miss
fuel, pile hardwood': logs, suitable :for
fuel, quantity of carpenter's tools, 2
crow bars cant • hook, 2 tostock
•chains gfork
BATTERY SERVICE STATION
The one of the Headlight
Figured on present value of live..
and home-grown feeds the use
of "Swift's Digester Tankage" will
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Phone 190; Hoimesville 4 on 141
Notice of Dissolution of• Partnership
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore subsisting be-
tween us, the undersigned, as hard-
'°'ire merchants in the Town of Clin-
Eon hes than day been dissolved try
mutual consent All debts owing to
the said airnersha p are to be said to
' p i 7
Air. Corless at Oliattr,n aforesaid, end
all claims against the said partner'-
ship are to he P^e%steed to the Said
Mr. Corless, by whop the same will be
',retied
Signed: M. T. Corless, C. IT. Ven-
mer. Witness: W. Brydone. '
' Dated at Clinton, Ontario, this !20th
o
clay o' August A. 1), tcJ 1,
'
quick
this opportunity. • .E.. H. Epps •&
Son, Varna. 3.1.2
160 ft. hayforkchain,
anal pulleys, oak barrel 25 al. ntiltc
1 g
can, 1] caw stalls and' mangers, used,
Laws, means that auto owners must
• .
equip then ears with approved lenses,
We have the following to choose
return more profit to the hog raiser
than ever before in its history.
CREAM WANTEllI
For Sale
hemstitching and Pieoting at-
taahment fits stn,Holophone
V sewing
price $2.50. Porsona.l checke 10e ex
Inc. Bridgman Sales Ageney, Box
g g
42, ,St..Catharines, Ont. 09-6
2 trolls of. woven obis fence, pile hail-
Wood rails pile cedar rails, 4 oak
horse stall rposts, planed and grooved,
buggy jack; 2 kegs nails, 2 in and 6
asp, 4• sacks hydrated Hint, 4• setts nay-
erslip shoes, barn door track 24 feet
lon' 4 hangers 50 ft. 135 int. pip c
from:
Levelight
Legalite
Stealer Roadhghter
Ciamert
SWIFT'S FERTILIZERS
Blood, largeTase And Bones producedesle
by the slaughtering business
of Swift Co. are almost all
Canadiang
used in Swift's High Grade Fertilizer.
Result: Targe profit to You.
FLOUR
The demand for. sur butter le fn.
creasing.
To supply and we rmgnir4
more cream, this dem
We request yon to Ship ni 'your
bream.
Constance
Dr. McC,alistee, wife impel daughters
Georgetown were visitors in our
liege from Grids til M n
g y 1 of day
eel sin o£ Naw
AA. H, Pe visiting
skeard are visiting relatives and
fonds in our village.
Air. and Mrs, Chas. Riley and Ail-
Of Brussels . were in .our' village
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, odor were visite',
i SAtllyday with her parents iti•Otil•
n, Illi. and Mrs, Stanley.
Faint For Sale
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Lot 27, Con, 9, Gode'hch Tli, 1.%
miles from Hohneseille, 80 acres
good c1Ay learn; well antprgverl. Burn.
50:50 ,straw shed '30x32 Wath stone
stabling beneath, Nev clave shed
$0x80, Good frame house a neves-
failing well; all seethed with exception
3 belt pulleys, 12, 1.6 Said 20 ihehes,
quantity of galvanized steel roofing,
ased and new. Household Effects -2
Writing dcalcs, bodstLad, lenge iron
pot, sap kettle 3 kegs, Daisy churn,
Terme-Stock kettle,
Implements: All
sums of $12 and under. cash, Over
that amount, 12 months' credit 'en
approved joint notes or a discount -of
Ma beEil ,
Conopher Clear
Conopher Noviel
Como m and let us+filh out your ap-
p licatiens and show out lenses.
•s
J H Paxl'tan
Our stock includes: Purity; Five
Roses, White Seal and Golden City,
W. Jen ins & Son.
FLOUR AND FEED
Phoneal Elevator 199, Residence 143.
Rye guarantee you all! Higbee*
Market guarantee
memento testi and
prompt service.
Our firm is known to yon and needs
no further reemmas►and.
We pay all express mllaxges; fern-
ish cream mane and a
pay lti/icl,iplteii
of 115 acres, also' lot 29, eon. 9; 80
acres, been undep pasture for num•
bei of years, Good frank barn, lt'1antY
of writer, L '''' 't'rdotor IIolrntes-
s i
wills. -00-t1
5% per annum will be allowed for
cash on credit amounts. Fate: 1Qt/o
oil Of. Ale balance � ' 3
day s , t ih , 0 days,
p.
Geor),e Proetar, 1. eopeietor, Ca. .
Lllibtt, Attctioneex,
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Agent fol QVP,1JlIde fiat-,
Eitamhner £or licensed driver
-pitmlle 11Q goo, 'Phone 14t1
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Boars for Service
Cham ion broil, b'' type Yorkshire
... P ..._... �''
and Chesbter White boars ter service.
y�
.�.t l.eme every fOreneen.---A. Cd ..
Levee': Phone 5 aan 1199. (linter' ...-2R
nrerith.
Write for rano or farthe•r intoI.
time t0 the'•
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'1HI3 S10AFORTH CTtHAl.1l[ERY CO.
11 a TVA1)hilR 'iuetancriser
;' ' .
Fee Stile
13 1 tbtl'1 aiadl -Pr'' ileo tva-11-
stand and toilet Sets' ''A 1 1l hss
app )"
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