The Clinton News Record, 1921-10-20, Page 5'1'IOTOSPA , OCTQ'I3Di; 2900 192%
Of Interest to You
and Me
(Tow many Iia* the; partial eclipse
•of the moon en Sunday evoning?
'v**v
Dominion election on Tuesday, De.
. c n be • 6th, 'Plan we'll 1
a, t h a11 t
i w i aye . the
s
° clutter cleared away 'before .CE>2'ist-
mas,
n!1, *,g
Zurieh plays good baseball) doesn't
it? It walked off with the eliatpion-
:ship of the 'district without much.
trouble.
The postmaster at Brantford has a
.lot of faith or else he has the spirit
of a martyr'. He has just resigned
:from his position to become a Liber-
al candidate in the federal elation,
Although they do not all subscribe
to his, (Premier M:eighen's)' political
views, the people recognize in him a
mean of fine abilities, of upright char-
zicter, andof undoubted patriotism.
Goderich Signal
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A man remanded for ten days es -
caped from Goderich jail on Friday.
, What has gone wrong with the
jails, When even Huron County's
place of detention, "Castle Griffin,"
has sprung a leak?
* * * r
The Farmer's Sun sings the praises
of Mr. Crerar and especially lauds
his courage. True, he may have
developed some courap since he re-
fused to even meet the delegation. of
farmers in 1918.
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"Tho Globe" said Mr.. Meighen at
:the big meeting in the skating arena
yesterday afternoon, "is more or less
vigorously supporting the Liberal
Party, with the exception of its pol-
icy and its leader,"
The Farmer's Sun does not need
to be consistent, of coarse. In the
sauce issue it describes Premier
Meighen as having no heart, as be-
ing guided entirely by his .intellect,,
.and as haling "slobbered" over Eng-
land.
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Es -kaiser William has dismissed
his head gardener and is taking over
the work himself. There are a num-
ber of us who wouldn't mind holding
a position as head. gardener, at a
good salary, from now until abort
Almil it.
* * * *
The hockey stick factory at Pres-
ton was burned last week, just as
--the hockey season is in sight. $5,000
worth of sticks, nearly finished, were
•destroyed. Time was when a boy
could whittle out a hockey or "shin-
ny" stick himself. It might still be
possible.
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A scientist perdicts that man•.wi11
in time become a stationery being
and will have to be conveyed wherev-
•er he wants to go by mechanical
means. That may be true of the
•people who have motor cars but the
• rest of us will •be kept nibble enough
dodging out of their way.
Should this meet the eye of. the
• person who took about twenty White
'Wyandotte pullets from H. Austin's
hen roost he would be much obliged
if the said person would return
them as he would like to have them
in his sale on Wednesday next, -Pick-
- ering News.
Now, what self-respecting chicken
-thief could resist an appeal like that?
* * * *
"Owing to the lack of space this
week several births and deaths will
'be pastponed until next week."
—Bridgeport Herald, We trust our
readers appreciate.tlte constraint with
• which The News -Record exercises the
mysterious and sometimes embaras-
sing, power of the press. We have
always stopped short of interfering
in such vital matters.
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"The average num" says an ex-
•chatge, does as many queer things
-when he isn't in love as when he is
but they are less conspicuous." That
may be so but the average man, not
in love, who does a queer thing may
sometimes be brought to see how
queer it is and even laugh at him-
self, but the man in love never sees
:anything queer about his queerest ac-
tion.
Miss McGill, the lady sent to Can-
.ada by the British Government to
rstudy and report on the conditions
-under which settlers live in the Can-
adian west, was run down and killed
in);dmonton. The
byan automobile
news of this"regrettable accident will
;at leastprove to the "old folks at
home" that there are other dangers
in the Canadian west than dying of
loneliness. ,,
• * 5 *
Miss McPhail, 'IJ. F. 0. candidate
in South,East Grey, says she will not
.contribute to sports, churches or any-
thing she doesn't want to nor will
;she smile at the men nor kiss the
babies, any more than she would as
a private citizen, if she's elected,
Well, :the man may be disappointed;
but froth' what we"l now of babies we
don't believe they will care the
.shake of it rattle.
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The Toronto Transportation Corn-
mission
onmission says there is no, chance of a
h
•.'op in the price of street ca: fares.
The Commission should have endeav-
•orod to make some improvements la
the service before raising the fares,
It is rather -galling, after havipgread
the tirades of tile Toronto papers
for years about the poor service giv-
en by the street ear company, to
have to pay two ants 1001'0 for no
better service. The city, which antic-
ipated taking over the street railway
for years, should have been prepared
to inaugurate immediate irtthr'ove,
inents,
* 11 * 5
Dr, Chambers, the Toronto physic}
:+ ion who Was lost; in rho woods north
of Port Arthur for two weeks, watt
Mound by Indian l nines last Wednos
•day and brought to Fort Francis,
where he is being nursed back to
health, It is ratites surprisincc that
an iii peaier eed pilin should wander
•into a iraclelos0 forest without tti
compass. Dad he had one and tray -
'Piled in the proper direction he crania
have Wily 0ChCs
a)0rnt
0f el i.
.
ization,
Seine tow miles cdistant.
Too many people are getting foolish=
ly lost in Ontario Woods and wilds
lately, The country la getting e bad
;name simply because people are fool-
ish and reporter'shave lt'een noses
for li sensation,
L,ondesboro.
I(nox church anniversary services
have been potponed from Sunday,
Oct, 28rd, until Sunday, Oct. 30th.
The Rev, Mr. Thompson of Monc-
ton will be the preacher of the clay.
Porter's Ohl
Mr. and Mrs. Whiteman of Detroit
spent; a clay recently with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles McPhail and also the
latter's mother, Mrs, Holdswertlr of
Holmesville.
Mrs. Prod A. :Hudgins has returned
hone to Holyrood alter spending a
couple of weeks with relatives
around Porter's Hill and Stanley. She
also spent a few days with her
daughter, Miss Clara Hodgins of
Goderich town,
14Ir. Williams, our energetic mer-
chant, is busily engaged gathering
poultry these days.
Mr. W. Monk of Dungannon is
spending a few days with his brother,
Mr. George Monk,
We • are sorry to hear that Mr.
IIarold Bell got his arm broken.
Mr. and Mr. John Morgan of God-
erich spent Sunday with Mrs. Stew-
art McDougall,
Mr. and Mrs, Sterling McPhail en-
tertained the congregation dissi Beth-
any church at their home on Monday
evening, a very enjoyable evening be-
ing spent. Over sixty sat down to a
bountifully spread supper table, sup-
plied by the ladies of the congrega-
tion, and afterwards music, speeches
and happy, social chat macre the
hours pass quickly, The choir of
Willis church, Clinton, which has as-
sisted on 'Several special occasions,
were invited to this special gather-
ing and their' presence added not a
little to the pleasure of the evening.
Countij News
Mr, John Wright of, the 12th con-
cession of Howick had his barn
burned with all its contents the oth-
er night. The lantern which he was
trying to hang up in the barn upset
and in a moment the whole place was
a mass 'of flames.
,Mrs. John Dane, an old resident of
Howick township, died on Oct. 7th in
her seventy-sixth year.
Mr. John W. Salkeld and Miss
Elizabeth Salkeld of • Goderich town-
ship returned recently from an exten-
ded trip through the prairie prov-
inces.
Dungannon Fair was held last Fri_
day, having been postponed from the
week before owing to the wet weath-
er.
Marriages
APPLEBY—McGILL—•In Turnberry,
',on Oct. 11th, by Rev. C. Tate, Ada
Luella McGill, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. McGill, to Rueben T.
Appleby, of 10th, Con. Turnberry.
GILLIES—MARTIN—In Exeter, on
October 12th, by Rev. M. J° Wilson,
Anna Louise, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, S. Martin to Robert G. Gil-
lies, of Hamilton, son of Mr, and
Mrs. Robt. Gillies, of Exeter.
Births
BRANDON—In Bayfield, on Oct:
17th, to Mr, and Mrs, Harold
Brandon, a son.
HIBBERT—Int Auburn, on Oct. 11th,
to Mr. and Mrs. F, Ribbon, a
son.
MATTHEWS—In Seaforth, on Octo-
ber Oth, to Mr, and Mrs. Joseph
Matthews, a daughter..
MEIKLE—In Goderich, on October
4th, to Mr, and Mrs. W. N. Meikle,
a daughter.
Deaths
EVANS—In Brantford, on Oct. 16th,
Frank W. Evans, formerly of Clin-
ton aged 51i years.
LEAROYD—In .Windsor, one Oct.
17th Eta Rutledge, t 1 e
dge, widow of the
late Walter Learoyd. of Regine
RYAN—In McKillop township, on
' -October Sth, Richard Ryan, aged
84 Year's,•
Kindlting For Sale
A . quantity of good kindling for
sale at $8,00 per cord. Apply Cont.
menial Garage, Bert Langford.,,
-=•-20-1^p
Notice of Fit'st Posting
Of: Voters' List, Town of
1921. Notice is hereby given that Clinton,
have transmitted or delivered to the
parties mentioned in Section 6 of
The Ontario Voters' List Act the
copies required by said section to be
so transmitted or delivered of the list,
made'pureliant to the said. Atnt, 0f
all pe0s2ns appearing by the last re-
vised Assessment Roll of the said
Municipality to be entitled to vote in
the said Municipality at elections (fin
members of. the Legislative Assembly
and at Municipal elections; and that
the said list War first posted up at
my office in the Town Hall, Clinton,
oh the 20th flay of October, 1921,
and remains there for intpection.
And T hereby call upon all Voters.
to take immediate proceedings to
I4ve any errors or onii0510115 arra-
ted according to law,
Dated at Clinton this 20th clay of
October, 1921,-•-.D, L. Macpherson,
'Cowl! Clerk, —20-3
Clinton News -Record
itolnitnesviille
'Cite apple crop is being gathered
art, although not, in great abundare
nor of the very best quality, yet are
of good size and fair price,
Some f '
.o '1 II
rte 0111 • '
A 1
rc v)le yeople
attended the anniversary services in
the Ontario Street church, Clinton,
on Sunday last,
Mr, and Mrs, Wood, who have
been visiting at the Methodist par-
sonage during the past week, return-
eci to their home oii•Tuosday, accom-
partied by Rev, J, W. Johnson and
family; who intond visiting with
them. a few days, They motored to
London,
Miss Emma Conrtiee returned on
Saturday from Ottawa, where she.
had been visiting her sister, Mrs. F,
C. Elford. Stopping on the way at
Pickering and Toronto for a few
days •
Owing to the wet weather the
steam shovel at Ilolrnos' Hill has not
been able to put ;in full time, thus
Prolonging the completion of the
work. It certainly scoops up the
clay and can keep four to six teams
travelling when at work.
Finders are picking potatoes and
some are reporting good crops, but
are disposed to keep them in their
cellars until spring for better prices.
We were very sorry.•to hear of the
.death on Monday last of. Mrs. Lea-
royd, in the hospital at Windsor.
Mrs, Learoyd was a daughter of
Mrs. 'Rutledge of the Huron Road,
Goderich Tp., and for some time had
not been in the best of health and
lately went from .Winnipeg to Wind-
sor for treatment. Mrs. Rutledge
and family have the sincere sym -
pathy -o£ the whole community. The
funeral took place at Goderich to
the Maitland cemetery on Wednesday
last;
Some of our villagers attended the
Meighen political meeting in Clinton
on Wednesday, although the rain no
doubt prevented a good unary more
froth seeing and hearing the Premier
on the occasion of his first visit in
that capacity,
Northern SpYs For Sale
Some Northern Spy windfalls for
sale. Apply to Norman Ball, R. R.
No, 1, phone 13 on 640 —20-1
Farm For Sale
100 acres in the township of Hul-
lett, Int 28, con. 4. 11/ miles north
of Clinton on the Base Linc; well
fenced, well watered, good bank barn
40x60, frame house. Terms to suit
purchaser. This is one of the best
farms in Mullett. Will rent if not
sold. Wktlter Mali, Clinton. —20-tf
highest Price For Poultry
It will pay you to get any price
list. Phone 603 ring 3. W. D. Wil-
liams, Porter's Hill.—20--6--p
Apples For Sale
Cider and cooking apples for sale.
Apply to 0. C. Galbraith, Bayfield.
Phone 11 on 609, Clinton. —20-2
Sable Rut' Lost
Between Clinton and Seaforth, on
Sul}clay, a sable neck ruff. Finder
kindly leave at News -Record office or
with Mrs. W. H. Hill, R. R. No. 4,
Clinton,—20-1-p
Bain Wagon For Sale -
Bain wagon, nearly new, newly -
painted. Also cutting box, can be
driven with 3 h.p, gas engine. These
articles will .be sold cheap, McEwan
Bros., Varna. —20-2
Horses Wanted
Two good work horses wanted by
.farmer for .one month's plowing.
Leave name and amount wanted at
News -Record office. 1-20-tf
Auction Sale
01: Farm stock, implements and
household effects at lot 6, con. 12,
Hullett township, on Thursday, Oct.
27th, at 1 o'clock.
Horses: Draft mare, 12 years old,
draft gelding, 3 years old, draft filly,
2 years old; carriage mare, 10 years
old; driving mare, 4 years old, sup-
posed to be in foal, Cows: cow 5
years old to freshen November 27th;
cow 6 years old, supposed to freshen
March 25th.; cow 6 years old,' sup-
posed to freshen April 7; cow 5
years old, supposed to freshen April
7th; cow 8 years old, supposed to
freshen April 18th; cow 7 years old,
supposed to freshen May 15th; cow
1 years old, supposed to freshen May
8th; milking cow, 6 .years old, steer
2 years old; 2 heifers 2 years old; 4
heifers 1 -year old;2 steers year
r
old;' 5 spring calves; Poul-
try: 25 hens, 25 pul-
lets; 2 geese, gander. Implements:
Massey -Harris binder, 6 -ft, cut; Mas-
sey -Harris mower, 51/2 foot cut; steel
rake, 10 foot; Massey -Harris culti-
vator; 10 -hoe drill; broadcast sower;
Cockshutt doable plough; Perrin rid-
ing plough; Sylvester walking
plough; set -iron harrows; muffler;
Massey -Harris disc; 14 -ft. ,hay -rack;
car, stay fork, •pulleys, rope and
slings; fanning• -mill,., root pulper.,
heavy wagon, 2 single buggies, road
cart, 2 cutters, set Manitoba sleighs;
set of team harness set double driv-
ing harness, 2 sets single hainess;
buggy pole; cutter pole, whiffle tree
and neckyoke, store -boat; about 8
tons of hay; about 20'londs of straw,
to be fed on the place; about 5 loads
of green :Wed; sugar kettle, Daisy
churn, No, 2; Happy Thought range;
wood heating stove; wood stove;
Standard cream separator, nearly
new; glass clipboard; side board,
Terms: All sums of $10 and under,
also household effects, and fowl,
cash; 01-1 other articles twelve months
credit will be allowed on furnishing
approved joint notes, or a discount
of (i% off for ensh on credit amounts.
Samuel. Glidden, proprietor. . G. H.
T lliott, Auctioneer. 20-1-p
Cottage For Sale '
The eottage formerly occupied by
the late Mrs, MacRae,on Rattenbury
St, Apply to Mrs, Geo, Mel,ettmu,
.>. 1 -10wt:f
Whichever ... e
i,oc se
Y
it will be the BEST you ever tasted.
BLACK TEA
!Rich, Satisfying
Flavour, • From the
finest gardens.
MIXED T)A
,fust enough green
tea to make the
blend delicious,
013
GREEN TEA
A Revelation in, Gkiten
Tea. Pure, translucent
anti so Flavory.
Are You
Ready for winter. Its corning Sooner than ' we wish it, No* is the
time' to get ready for it mid do your usual Fall cleaning.
• Our, one Hour cash specials :from 3,30 to 4,30 p.m, on Wednesday
and Saturday of this and next week will interest you.
ONE HOUR SPECIALS ARE STRICTLY CASH PRICES
COFFEE
Our coffee sales • in
last year have trebled,
Why? We have the
coffee. They all come
back for the .next
pound. 0111 price to
you ., ....550 per lb.
3
2
3
FEW HOUR •SPI DIALS
FOR CASA
In. Hour Mentioned
bars soap ...... 23c
pkgs. Lux , ... , . 230
pkgs. Ammonia .. . 230
JUST A FEW
A BIGGER LIST AT
OUR STORE!
•
We have, tea at all
prices that have the
quality and flavor. ae-
eording to price.
1 ]b. for. 350
3 lbs, for 950
Grade 2
1 lb. for 550
3 lbs. for $1.50
GET THE HABIT OF DEALING AT Tho store for everybody
JOHNS( N & CO'S GROCERY Phone 111
For Sale
,41/2 h.p. Massey -Harris gasoline
engine, mounted on trucks, nearly
new, also aged grey mare, bred to
Bron's Pereheron. Apply to R. A.
Roberton, phone 19. --19-t±
Wanted
To purchase, Green Flax straw.
Apply at Flax Mill office, South of
Rattenbury House, Clinton.—19-3-p
For Sale
Shropshire Down ram and ewe
lambs, also a few good ewes and one
.Shorthorn bull, 0 months old,• sired
by Imported Gallant Sceptre, and a
number of young cattle. W. 0. _Ross,
Londesboro. Phone 26-15, Blyth Cen-
tral.
Wanted
Potatoes and Apples, of good
quality At fruit store, Clinton. Mrs.
Carers Phone 17. —19-2-p
For Sale
A new Maple Leaf Composite kit-
chen range with high oven and burns
either coal or wood. Price reasonable.
Mrs. E. B, Hill, Huron Street. west.
—10-tf
Auction Sale of Household Effects
An auction sale of household ef-
fects will be held at the residence of
the . undersigned, Rattenbury street,
east, on Saturday, Oct. 22nd, at 2
o'clock as follows: parlor furniture,
bedroom suites, couch, rug, chairs,
dishes, tables; power washing ma-
chine, new, wringer, new, 4 -burner
coal oil stove, Happy Thought range
and other articles, Terms: Cash.
IVIrs. F. 51. Holmes, propiretress, G.
H. Elliott, auctioneer, —19-2
• Court of Revision
Town of Clinton
Notice is hereby given that the
Court of Revision of the Mnuicipality
of the Town of Clinton will be held
in the Council Chamber, Clinton, on
Thursday, Oct. 27th, 1021, at eight
o'clock in the evening, for the pur-
pose of hearing and determining com
plaints against the Assessment Roll
of the said municipailty for 1021..
Persons having business with the said
Court will please attend at the said
time and place. D. L. !Macpherson,
clerk. Clinton, Oct. 13th, 1021.-10-2
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a Court
will be hrld, pursuant to elle Ontaito
Voters' List Act, by -his Honor the
judge of the County Court of the
County of Huron, at the Township
Hall, Varna, on Friday, the 28th day
of October, 1921, at 9 o'clock, a.m.
to hear and determine complaints 'of
errors and omissions in the Voters'
List of the 1Vhuricipality of the town-
ship of Stanley for 1921. Dated this
11th day 'of October. —J. E. Haim -
well, Clerk of Stanley. —19-3
Will Hold Bazaar •
The Mission Band of Willis church
will hold a bazaar in Mr. Stothers'
office onOct. 2211d at 2 rim There
will be booths for the sale of fancy-
work and dolls, candy, homemade
baking, also a fishpond. Afternoon
tea will be served. All donations
from the congregation thankfully re-
ceived. —18
For Sale
House and lot. Story and half
frame (rouse, electric lights, town
water, furnace, 1/2 -acre lot, with fruit
'trees, apples, pears, plants, and cher-
ries. Large stable on. premises. Apply
to A. Seeley. -—1.7-tf
For Sale
A number of storm windows, 7 ,ft
6 in. by 2 ft 8 hp, and 7 ft. G in. by
4 ft,. Il in. Apply to Geo. McLennan.
—17-tf
Mortorcycie For Sale
A twin cylinder, 3 -speed, kick
starter, Indian reotorcycio Tor sale.
XII the best of mechanical condition:
Apply to Wilfred Seeley, Clinton.
• —15
Notice
We now announce to the public
that we are now, in a position to
take on fall tractor' work at the fol.
lowing reduced prices.
Plowing, $8.50 per acre.
Silo Filling, Tractor and box, $2.75
per hour,
your own Feeder, $1.65 per hour. '
Circular Sawing, $1,60 per,hour. ,.
Grinding, $1.,75 per hour.
Phone, Clinton, 020 it 14. b L II,
Epps 8' ,Mon, Varma.' ---Midi
VICTORY BONDS
New Issue of Hydro -Electric bonds,
Guaranteed by Ontario Government.
$3,300,000 at 6%.
And all Municipal and Government
Bonds supplied at market prices and
delivered at your bank without
charge,
W. BRYDONE, Clinton
„ Dr. John Ward
Chiropractic and Electrical treat-
ments for Chronic and Nervous dis-
eases. Eyes tested, and glasses
sciotifically fitted. Mondays Wed-
nesdays, and Fridays. Hours, 10.00
to 4.00 and by appointment. Office,
corner .of Ontario and William Sts:
Clinton, Ont. —1G-tf
Pian Tamer
Our professional tuner will
be here from Bell Piano Fac-
tory soon. All those having
tuning to do. Phone 6.610 or
address.
J. E. i-IUGILL.
Pox 229. Seaforth
COAL,-
Having
OAL -
Having several cars of coal com-
ing I will receive and fill all orders
for nut, stove and egg coal and de-
liver 'same at once.
Orders received at Residence
King Street, or phone 119
.eo
R. J. MILIEF
Don't Throw Your
Old Carpets Away
They make new reversible
"Velvetex" Rugs
Send for Velvetex Folder 41
CANADA RUG COMPANY
LONDON, ONT.
Farm For Sale
Lot 15, eon. 4, Stanley, 09 acres,
about 65 wader cultivation, balance,
broken pasture land. Abundant water
supply, good bank barn and frame
dwelling. Price reasonable. A. T.
Scott, Brucefield. —14-8
Snirella Corsets
Spirella Corsets for healthfulness,
style, comfort and durability. Ev-
ery corset made to measure. Mrs.
Elizabeth Kennedy, Ontario street,
Clinton. —12-1921
House for Sale
S -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. -80-t±
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed and re-
paired. Woollen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms over Heard's barber shop.
W. J. Jago. - —88-tf
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
Holophone
Legalite
Sharer Roadlighter
Clamed
Prfmolite
'Macbeth
Conopher Clear
Conopher Noviol
Come in and let us fill out Sour ap-
plications and show our lenses.
+I.e+.
J. H, Paxniah
",gent for OVerlan( Cas.
Iib aminer for licensed drivers
Phone 80 Res, Phone 140
i
Big Bargains for Our Fail Sale
Frond Oct. 20th to 'Nov, 20th
:3 lbs, O'Nell's Black Tea ,., , , e $1.00
Regular 000 per, lb, a)his tea is well knawn all the country
and sells itself, ,
5 lbs. Newly Seeded Raisins
(Per pound 250)
5 IUs, Seedless Raisins
2 'lbs, Dates for (Per Pound 280)
5 lbs. Currants for
5 lbs, Rolled oats
22 lbs. Rolled' Oats
5 lbs, Corn Meal"
5 lbs, Loose Cocoa
(Per Pound 180)
5 bars Lennox Soap
21 bars Lennox Soap
12 bars Gold and P. Sc G, Soap
Good Pink Saluron, per tin
Good Red Salmon, large size
Pilchards
Cooking. Onions
Mixed Peels, per lb.
2 lbs. Broken Sodas for
Sardines, regular 250 for
SUGAR AT LOWEST 1VMAIt1(ET PRICE
Do not fail to buy oar. GOOD COFFEE; always 'the best
HIGHEST PRICES FOIL BUTTER AND ECGGS
1,15
51.30
2501
970
2511
$1;00
250
80(3
25(3
970
970
9(3
460
194
4 lbs, for 250
500
250
150
W. T. O'NEIL
THE HUE GROCERY
Genuine i[, L. & W.
Srallton 'oal
Yes we have it in all sizes. 'Don't
put off buying as the price is grad-
ually stiffening. Delay will only
cause a panicky buying craze similar
to that experienced last fall when
prices Wert crazy.
Let me advise you no fill up with
' MUSTARD'S COAL
It answers the burning question.
We also stock for your convenience
AT CLINTON
Hardwood, in different qualities.
Slabs, the ideal summer fuel
Cedar rails, fine for kindling.
Canada Cement, the standard art-
icle.
Threshing Coal, convenient and safe
AT BRUCEFIE{,D
Hemlock Lum rer, at new prices.
2x, 3x, & 5x Shingles, at your own
price.
Hardwood, Slabs, Canada Cement,
'"Chestnut, Stove and Soft Coal.
J. B. MUSTARD
CLINTON and BRUCEFIELD,1
Phone for Clinton 74.
Phone for Brucefield 11 on 618.
THE CODIER STORE
Phone 4 5
We're Headquarters
fo° the finest blends
of tea obtainable
GRADED UP TO A STANDARD
NOT DOWN TO A PRICE
Our Blends at 50c, 60c, and 80c
are teas the most particular tea
drinkers will enjoy,
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FOR THE PICNIC BASKET;
Lemonade.
Orangeade,
Grape Fruit.
Olives,- and
Cooked Meats.
Fred W5Wigg
LIVE AND LET LOVE
FEEOER'S SPECIAL
WESTERN OATS
.KILN DRIED CORN
FEIOD ?LOUR
BRAN
SHORTS
OIL CAKE
We have all these lines in stock,
as well as numerous others and they
are being sold at Pre war prices.
Our stock of High Grade Flour in-
cludes:
PURITY
FIVE ROSES
WHITE SEAL
RATNBOW
GOLDEN CITY
• GOLD SEAL (Pastry)
Highest market prices paid for all
kinds of Grain If you want to bray
or sell it will pay you to give us a
call,
W. Jenkins & Son.
PLOUR "AND FEED
Phones: Elevator 199, Residence 141
Bears for Service
Champion bred, big typo Yorkshire
and Cheshter White boars for service.
M home every forenoon, -•-A, C.
Levey, Phone 6 on 8a9, Clinton
Scranton Coal
We have on hand for immediate
delivery
HARD. AND SOFT COAL
Also some good hardwood, •
' Leave • orders at my Residence,
Huron street, or Phone 155.
• TERMS CASH
T. WARD
South End Grocery
rotpd
A. full stock of
Groceries & Provisions
WE. SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGil
,1 4.
Levi Stang
PHONE 144 PROMPT DELIVERY
CONTENTMENT DWELLS
in (tomes where Port IIope Porcelain
Enameled Ware is installed. We
can advise you on any'
plumbing necessity
•
THOS. HAWKINS,.
Agent for i-Iecla Furnaces
Plumbing and Heating Phone 5$
Shop over Carless &i Venner'a
A Car of Shorts
JUST RECEIVED
Those in need of anything in our
lino will do well to call or phone us.
Prompt and courteous attention to
your wants assured.
Flour and Feed Always on Hand
J. A. FORD & SON
Phone 123.
Live Poultr jj
WANTED
We handle all kinds of live and
dressed poultry. Special prices paid
for properly milk fed chickens It
will pay you to finish your poultry,
as our extra price will more than
cover cost of feed used. Ipquire for
prices when ready to sell. Our prices
are unsurpassed for all high•,gr'ade
poultry.
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
N. W. TRB1WARTIIA, Manager;
Phone 190; Holmorville 4 on 141
CREAM WANTED!
The demand for, our butter is In.
creasing.
To supply this demand we require
more cream.
We request you to Ship up your
cream's
We guarantee you the Highesa
Market Prices, accurate testas and
prompt service.
Our firm is known to you and needs
no further recommend.
We pay all maxima charges, furn-
ish cream' cans and pay twice each
month.
Write for cans 'or further informs.
tion to the
Trim SEAPORT/1 CREAMERY R MERY CO',
43. A, TAIII3ER, MANA( i' tt«