The Clinton News Record, 1920-1-8, Page 6January 8th 192E
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The 20th Century 'is now out o£ its
Uinta.
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They'ee a queer people, the citizeins
of Toronto. They have just elected a
woman as alderinan,
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Toronto has often been described
as a "city of churches;" it 'will seek
he known as . "the eity of ono
Church," 'Pommy Church.
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"It would have been awful" re -
malice The Kincardine Review, "if
the world hacl eonie to an end on
,;Dee . 17th right in the middle of our
subseripion amen,"
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The Goderieh Signal•"warns" young...
men that this is Leap • Year, The
Simeoe Reformer is n sou ' 1Ia t'
a� nga n t
and advises young,ladtes to "do their
Leap Yca>; popping early."
4 Forty people, in Detroit, we are
told, were driven insane by a recent,
prediction that the world was coming
to an end. 'We may be wrong but
we imagine they hadn't very fee to
:go..
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Loads of liquor are being sent into
Ontario from Quebec. The idea
seems to be to get a supply while the
getting is good. The question is what
will be done with this wet stuff when
.,a• the -Drury Government gets..wn to
work?
They are :discountting pariadtian
silver fifteen per. cent. in Toledo.
Let's keep our silver at home, where
two fifty cent pieces or four quart-
ers make a dollar, which doesn't go
very far, it is true, but which is
still taken at its face value.
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"The candidates in the running for
the Orillia town council include a
Bishop," says The Packet. Well,
Goderieh nominated a Canon. You
can't get very far ahead of old Huron.
-Canon Hill of Goderieh was nomin-
ated for mayor but dict not stand,
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• The Brussels Post in ills 'last
issue takes occasion to denounce
boxing. Why, it was only a. few
weeks ago that The Post was loudly
calling on some brother wielder of
the pen to- try a boxing bout with a
-certain pugnacious Bishop 'way.
‘clown south.
King George and/Qs-Th-6a Mary were
entertained a short time' ago with a
'nesting .picture of the doings of the.
Plaice of Wales while on his visit to
this continent. It is not every young.
. roan of twenty-five who would - like
Paw. and .Maw to be able to - flies
check up their doings when removed
from the parental influence.
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The Simeoe Reformer questions.
'whether , it would, be any benefit. -i4
• doctors,have found a way. -to add
ten ox 'fifteen years.to a man's life
and asks • if • one "eould.really afford
:it," and The Wingham Advance calls
attention to the fact. that "there's
funerall-expenses to be 'considered."
Isn't it enough to give one the
"creeps"? Surely they night choose
a snore cheerful subject for discuss-
ion just at the beginnning of a -new
.year.
A lawyer of London, England, in a
. will containing twenty-five words,
and so simple as to be at once un-
derstood, left a fortune of over a
million and a half to his wife. ap-
pointing her sole executrix. Had
an ordinary individual called in this
lawyer to draw up his will he would
probably have used up nearly all the
words in the dictionary and it would
have required two or three other
lawyers to determine just exactly
what the testator wanted to convey,
WEDDED IN CLINTON ON NEW
YEAR'S EVE.
A quiet wedding took place at the
Baptist parsonage, Clinton, on Wed-
_nesday Dec. 31st at 2 P. M, when
:Elizabeth Dora Scott, daughter of
Mr. Robert Scott of Auburn, was
united in marriago to Richard.11Mel-
'ville Jewell of Colborne township,
eche Rev. E. 0. Fordo officiating.
The bride wore a pretty dress of
:taupe silk with picture hat and Mr -
:sage bouquet of yellow tea roses and
Berns, During' the signing of the
register, Miss Winnie Howson, cousin
,of the bride played appropriate mus-
ic. Af er the ceremony the happy
couple left for London for .a 'short
honeymoon trip, On their return
they will'reside on the groom's farm
in Colborne township. Their many
friends wish them much happiness
and prosperity.
A. PIONEER OP HURON COUNTY
PASSES OUT
"William Turner, Whose death-oc-
a:...a...s:ela ed at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. James Hill of Londesboro, on
Saturday last, was a native of Ire-
land, having' been born in County
'Tyrone, Ireland, on Nov. 11th, 1829.
IIe was, therefore, in his ninety-first
.year, in 1838 he camp with his par-
'ents to this country, settling in Hast-
ings county, In 1844' the subject of
this sketch carne to Huron county
making the journey by
horse end wagon. IIe
took tip land in Stanley township,
whore be lived until 1870, then moved
do Goderieh township, were he re-
stained until about eigliteeii months
:age w1ern he went to reside with
:Mrs. Rill. In. 1854 he was married
,to Miss Isabella Pritchard, who died
nine years ago. To this union were
born fifteen children, into of when:
-survive: Mee, Grieve, Laudon, Men.,:
Mrs. Abel, Oakland 'Calif„Mrs, At-
wood, Archei, Man„ Mrs. Jaynes
Hill,-•Londesboro, John, Bakersfield,
Calif., "Thanes, Domani _ Sask,, Wilson,
Kitchener and Simon and George of
.Spokane, 'Mosul. The funeral took
place exam the home of Me, and ldrs,
Hill en.Mpnday last to 13ayfield cent*
etery, where the remain were laid
beside these of his wile encu other
members of the family, Herron
County's pioneer's are rapidly, pass.
ever the 'Great Divide,”
Messes. Lee McConnell and William
Johnston and Miss Clads Beatty left,
foe Flint 1lfich,, where they intend
taking positions for the winter.
4VIr. Russell" Austin has sold his
fine 'driver te. Mr, John. Diehl, foe
which he received a 'fine figure. •
Airs and, Mrs, Chester Donau and
sqn, Willie, and Mr. Milton Tnhnstoi`i,
1Vliss Flossie Hayter and 1V[is, ,Arnt
strong, who spent Ohristmas 'with
friends he"re have returned to Flint,
Mich.
Mr. Chas. Pilgrim had the • mis
fortima to fall and fracture a rib,:
We hope 'he will ' soon be able to take
up :his work again.
Mrs. Robert Carnothan and daugh-
ter, Pearl, of near Seaforth are vis-
iting at the home of the former's
sister, Mrs. George; Johnston.
At the regular meeting of Varna
L. 0. L. No, 1035, held Dec. 31st,
the folowing resolutions were unan-
imously adopted.
"Whereas it has- pleased ,the Su-
creme"' Ruler of the Universe to re-
move by death one of our tree and
trusted brothers '(who but recently
had the great loss of his barn 'by
fire which we as a lodge deplored
and intended to write hien regarding
it) and whereas by the death of
Worshipful Brother. William Rath -
well, Varna L. 0. L. No. 1035 has
lost one 61 its most effneient and
valued members arid this community
a public spirited citizen of stainless
life and the highest type -of manhood,
now therefore be it Resolved—that
Varna L, 0, . L. No.- 1035 hereby
record its high appreciation of the
life and services -of the deceased,
his modest, constant and effective
efforts in many ways as a trite loy-
al brother and the sterinig worth of
his private character.
Resolved—that we tender our sin-
cere sympathy to the bereaved wid-
ow and children, assuring them of
the true friendship of all Orangemen,
which shines through the mists of
centuries and still lies in the hearts
of his sorrowing Brothers of the be-
reaved members of.. Worshipful.
Brother William Rathwell's family
also assuring them that he will be
held in tender memory by all Whose
privilege it Was to know him and
when the western hills obscure life's
sun may they all sleep secure, intho
dawn of never, ending day"
Resolved—that a copy of these- re-
solutions be •transmitted to the- fam=
ily of our departed. brother ."-.Ben.
Tiatl<nweil, Wor. Master L. 0. L. No.
1035.
The Board of Agriculture will hold
their first' meeting of this year for
South Huron in Varna on Jan. 21st
afternoon. and evening. :The Presi-
dent, Jas. T. Keys, has got the
Promise of twoor three goo.,d speak-
ers, and is anxious. that the.gaither-
ing should be a success. Everybody
interested in agriculture is cordially
invited to attend and to come pre-
pared to ask questions along, agri
cultural., lines. .
Miss Alice Austin of Detroit and
Mr. Fred Austin of. Flint,- Mich.,.
spent Christmas and New Years at
their parental • home, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Austin. Mr: Russell Austin ac-
companied his brother Fred back to
Flint on his return.
Miss Edna Beatty has returned to
Toronto after speeding the Christ-
mas vacationamong friends in the
vicinity.
Miss C. Wilson has returned to
•Toronto after a vacation with her.
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Wilson.
We are pleased to hear that the
Rev. Mr. Wilson is better again.
Mrs. John Beatty
has returned < af-
ter a pleasant visit with London
friends, '
Before the departure of the Rev.
D. Johnston and fancily for their
new home .and nosy field of labor at
Lucan the congregation of the Varna
Presbyterian church tools the oppor-
tunity of expressing their sorrow at
their departure, their good wishes
for their future and to present to
them a tangible token of esteem. The
gathering was held a few evenings ,
ago and the following address read
and a purse of stoney presented' to
Mr. Johnston,
"Dear Mr, and Mrs, Johnston:—
As .you are abort to leave us for a
new field of labor we, as a congrega-
tion, would, like to express our ap-
preciation of your faithful services
to us, You, Mr, Johnston, as our
Patton so faithfully and lovingly.
pointed us to Jesus, •"the Lamb of
God, that taketh away the sin of the
world" and you': 'daily life was is
laving' example to us, also your sym-
pathy with us in our sickness and sor-
rows we will never forget. And
Mrs. Johnston, we will miss you, too
your voice in the service of song,
your teaching_ in the Sunday School,
your wile lcad'rehip in the W. M. S.
and Mission Bandl, and your hospital-
ity,' as the Manse was always' open
and everyhoily trade welcome. 'PTe
will also miss the young. people of
the Manse, who bete grown up here
and we have learned to love. We
are surC time will never offaco from
aur memory your nine years of.pas
cerate hero, and we eels yon to ac -
sept this purse as a token of one
love and esteem. And we pray that
our loving, Pathos' will bless you both
in yawn: new field of labor' anncl that
you may win ninny souls for the
Master: ,
-a-Sighed on behalf of the congrega-
tion. J, T. McAsh, M, iileNaughtott,
John E. Sparrow,"'
Mrs.'Jolreston was also presented
with sliver teaspoons by bet. ;Scnday
s010o1 efts, Carl with 'etiff links by
Bei teacher and class mates and
Margaret, with bes ttty One Froin the
little girls, of the Sunda 01104.
Clinton News,-Recc'rd
Mstrringes
11zERRXT,L—PIIILLX1��u—I1t Tlullett,
• on Doe. 31st, hyaline Rev., T, 10,
Sawyer, Emma ll'1'rti,o, daughter
of'Mrs..1, L. Phillips, to lea How-
ard Merrill, son of Mr, and Mrs.
S, I3, NTeri'ilk. of Goderieh town-
ship,
JEWELL--SCOTT--Ail the Baptist
parsonage, 'Clinton, oi, Dee. 31.st,
by tho Rev, E, 0, Fordo, Elizabeth
Dora, daughter of Mr, Robt; Scott
of Auburnee to "Hicbard Melville
Jewell of Colborne township,
KYDD—WI.LLAiI,D-...At_ Exeter, on
Doe. 31st, by the Rev. James
Foote, Lavine Freida Willard to
John Leslie Lydd. '
1•IUME—NAIRN—Iii Goderieh, on
December 27, by Rev, R.. C, Mee
Dermid, Jeen, Frances, third daugh-
ter of Mr, end Mrs. 0,a A. Nairn,
to .Janes Smith Hunte, C. A,,
son of Mf. and Mrs, J, P
Hume
el .Goderich,
SMITH—ARMSTRONG-In Eseeteld,
On December :30th, Idle, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Irvine Armstrong:
to Daman D, Smith, of Toronto.
Births
NOTT-In Mullett, on Jan, 4th,. to.
Mr. and.Mrs, Bert Nott, a son,
RUMBALL-In Goderieh, on Jan.
Gth, to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ruin -
ball, a son.
ROUTLEY—At Bright, Ont., on Dec,
31st, to Mr. and Mrs, G. E. Rout-
ley, 'formerly of Clinton, a dough-
ter.
DiJRNIN—In Wingham, on Decem-
ber,30th, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Durnin, a soli.
CLANCEY—In Seaforth, on Decem-
ber 28th, to Mr. and Mrs. Clancy,
a daughter. '-
Deaths
PATTISON—At Wickenburg, Ari-
zona, on Deb: 20th, 1919, Edgar
Alfred Pattison, late of the 102
overseas Batt.. son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. 0. Pattison, Clinton, and
husband of. Marjorie Manning.
TURNER—=At Lotulesboro, on Jan,
3rcl, William Turner, aged 00
years.
HARLAND—In Detroit, Mich., on
Jan. 5th, Sarah Tune, widow of
the late George Harland. , •
Annual ilfeotine
The annual meeting of the Bay-
field Agricultural Society will be held
in the town hall on Wednesday, Jan.
21st at 1 o'clock to receive the annual
report, elect "officers and transact
other business corrected with the So-
ciety. Members are urgently request-
ed to attend,
Card of Thanks
I wish to thank the electors of Clin-
ton for the hearty support given me
on Monday last, especially as I did
not canvas.' During the year I shall
endeavor to give 'my best' service to
the town'as councillor- BobtfLang-
ford.
Cafd of Thanks'
I wish to thank the electors of
Hullett township for the support giv-
en me at the polls on Monday. Al-
though not sufficient _to elect nue. 1 -
appreciate the assistance . of my
friends and should I ask the suffrage
of the electors on any future occas-'
ions.. I trust they will respond with -
even greater generosity, .I wish
them all a very Happy New Year.
—T. McMichael.
Card of Thanks
To the electors of Clinton:
Ladies and gentlemen: --I desire
to express my appreciation 01 the
support given nue for reeve for 1920
and I will protin'tise to look after your
interests to the best of My' ability.
—R. J. Miller
Annual Meeting
The Armani meeting of the Mem-
bers of the McKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Company will be held in
the Town Hall, Seaforth, on Friday,
Feb, Gth; 1920 at 2 P. M.
The business of the meeting will
be to receive the Annual ,Statement
and Auditor's report; the electing of.
three directors and Iwo auditors and
other business which might be of in-
terest to the company, The retiring
directors are William Rhin, Robert
Ferris and James Connolly, who aro
eligible for re-election,
Janes Connolly, President,
Thos. E. Bays, Secretary.
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Raw Furs Wanted
Especially Mink, Fox, Raccoon and
Weasel. —rm. prince shins will pay
$6.00 to $12.00 for iblink, $3,00 to
$7.50 for Raccoon, $13.00 to 25.00
for Fox and -,50c to $1.50 for Weas-
el, —1T-,. A. Hovey, Clinton , ,-27-0
' Auction Sale
Of farm stock and implements at
lot 25 con. 2 Milled, on Thursclay
Jan, 16 at one o'clock the following—
General purpose colt 8 years old,
well broke, 1 aged driving horse, ag-
riculture team 8 years old Cattle—
7 milk cows supposed to be in calf,
2 steers rising years,'3 heifers kis-
iug 15 years 4 steers rising 2 years,
3 heifers rising 2 years, 4 calves,
Brood sow sus:pasecl to be in. pig, 8
store pigs abort 100115 70 hens, meet
all 'pullets, Implements-- Massey-
3iarris hinder, Frost and Wood
mower, Noxon drill, Massey -Harris
manure spreader, Massey-Ilarrie cul-
tivator, ,Deering miler, Horse rape,
2 Sepflers„ Lumber wagon, Demo-
crat wagon, sot bobsleighs, Top'
buggy, 'Cutter:, Fanning mils, Weigh
scales 2,0001bs, walking plow, Do
Leval cream-sopara'tor, 2 Sets double
harness, 1 set 'single liarrnose, Root
p ulpor, bey molt, pig rade, l:3ox churn,
Wltcelbart'ow, Cutting box, Pig date,
Gravel box], 'Sugar Kettle, 2 iron
kettle -ea Forks, Shovels, hoot: and
other articles, . A quantity of hay
and straw. Temno—All suns of $30
and under, cash, aver that amount9
months credit on approved ,joint note;;
4 per cent i`or dash., heels, I -lay and
strata eas11. 'urs. W., T 11i11 Pros
peidresei Gundry auctioneer,,
1920 (LEAP YEAR)
VE4
Our good resolution for 1920 would be to The Habit of ,T.ohnsonar
Greedy, The Quality store. We off er youat money saving prime this
week, Yen can save money by buy leg' stow as the market in these lines
is Vel'y oriel,
Tea markets arc' ad-
vancing in Ivied ours
at tete old prime while
they lust, Special
piico in 5115 lots ',Black
or mixed,
Special Blond ..50c Sb
Royal Blend ..GOe lb
Quality Blond 70e. lb
Japan Green ..50e. 11)
Ross Japan .,.75c, lb
To our friends and patrons
we with a happy- and I'ras-
perptlS New. Year..
Thanking you for your
past Patronage . and solicit
sante for 1920
Yours
Johnsen &
Co.
Palm Olive soap
lieakes :for 35e
Limit 3 to our eus-
toiners with your or-
der: •
3 cakes ,Gold P. Si G.
Conifortsoap for 25e.
4 Bakes Laundry soap
for 25e,
3 boxes ' Dominion
112atelics for 25c
, • Gel the habit of Dealing at
J.o^ 11 1%b 9
& COMPANY Phone W
Retail Grocer License No. 8-.-7241 Phone orders promptly oared for.
Clinton Candy Kitchen
PURI'T'Y I5 BUT ONE l'OlNT
About our delicious confections,t
Wholesomcncss flavor and modest
prices are other p:oocl points which
should induce you to be a regular
patron o1 our candies, The girls
know our candies—ask them!. Bring
her a box of ours and see her smile,
M. McNEIL,
PROPRIETOR
YOUR FAVORITE
MUSICAL SELECTION
is at your command if you own one
Of our talking machines. Grand or
conic opera, Musical, comedy, quar-
tets, dance or march music. Come
and see how easy they aro to run
and how easy to boy.
Drop a line if you can't come. We
will make you some money as our
system of selling is the best.
JONATUAN.,HUOi LL
SEAFO RTU
„sem �..-_ ccaost,a.»rs
BUTLER BROS.,
OUR REFRIGERATOR FACILITIES
Enable us to keep our meats perf-
ectly fresh and unspoiled. You aro
always sure here of a good, tender,
and wholesomepiece of meat. Na
posible chance of tainting, or getting
black. We want you to try our
steaks, chops, roasts, stews etc.
Best quality in town.
Phone t70
Custom Sawing -
Will be done at Thos. WWallis's
-bush 4th con Goderieh township in,
the early spring: We also have a
gt1anity of green. wood for sale in
Raid's bush front road Stanley -Mc-
Ewen Bros. Phone 20 on 624 Clin-
ton, • —27-7-p
Auction Sale •
Of Cotes and young Cattle: The
undersigned has received instructions
to sell by public 'auction at Lot 47,
Maitland concession Goderieh town-
ship on Tuesday Jan. 13 commencing
at 1 o'clock sharp, the following:
Cow' with calf at foot'10 days- old,
Cow to freshen time of sale, Cow to
freshen Jan. 15, 2 Cows to freshen
Jan„ 25, Cow to freshen Feb. '7, 2
Cows to freshen March 5 and 20, 5
Cows to freshen in April, 3 Cows to
freshen in May, Cow to freshen- in
June, 2 Ileifers and 1 steer rising
2 years in good condition, '2 Strippers
milking well now, 2 calves 4 months
old, 2 calves 6 menthe old. The above
are all good Durham grades. Come
and get ono or more at your own
price: Terms: Six months credit
will 'be given on furnishing approved
joint notes, or a discount of 6 per
cent per annum for cash. Guarantee:
Any cosy sold to be in calf, not prow-;
iug to he so one month front date of
sale, 10 per cent of purchase price,
will be refunded, Sale will be con-
ducted indoors, Frank Lobb, Pro-
prietor, Thos. Gundry, Auctioneer.
House:For Sale
Ilouse on Kirk Street—Apply to
L. Stong. —27-t0
Raw Furs Wanted
Especially ,MMink, Fox, Raccoon,
at the following prime: Mink $6.00
to $15.00, Fax 15.00 to $27.00, Rac-
coon $3.00 to :18.00, Unprire and
damaged shins at value. Furs are
as high now as they will be this win-
ter. So don't hold them any longer.
-II.. A. Hovey, Clinton s —27-tf
•
Rouse For ,Sale
House and two dots, on Huron
street, Clinton. Apply to W. C.
Brown, Is, 0, -Box 51, Clinton,--23-tf
Barn for Sale
Frame barn 35x50• In good condi-
tion:. • Apply to Frank Reynolds, 11.
R. No, 1, Clinton. Phone 11 on 637,
2'33-t1
Annual Meeting
'.lire annual nn:oting of The Clin-
ton Horticultural Society will bo held
in the office of Mr. S. 13, Stothers,
Agthoultural Ropresontativo, as Mott -
day,' January 121.1), at 8 P. M.—C.,
D.: Bouch, President. —.26-2
Posts For Sale
Choice cedar posts, 0110 posts and
braces: Apply W, 5. Stewart,
Bayfield, Phone 6 on GOD. —26-7
I'`or Salo or Rent
Loot gale or rent, n 7 -roomed house
on Albeit street, north. Apply to T.
E, Mason, Sirnnrnethill, or phone 8 on
638. 2G --•g
NOTICE
As we are dissolving partnership,
the would be pleased to have anyone
owing us call anti settle.
HORNER & INGS
Varna, Ont.
Auction wale
Of farm stock and implements. The
undersigned has received instructions
to sell by public auction at' Lot 27,
Con.'10, Hallett on Thursday, Jan. 8
commencing at ]o'clock sharp the
following: •
Horses—Driving mare, llyears old
work either single or double and not
afraid of autos, Heavy horse, llyears
old, aged stare,
Cattle—All high grade Durhanns—
Cow llyears old, freshened. Dec. 1,
Cow 4 years old, fresheneeeDec. 16,
Cow 4 years old. to freshen Jae. 21,
Heifer rising 3 'to freshen Feb. 17,
Heifer 3 years old to freshen Feb. 22,
Cow 5 years old ,4i:o freshen Juno 27,
2 farrow cows 2 yearling
heifers, 2
yearling steers, 5 spring calves 2
young calves.
Implements—Horse rake Massey -
Harris binder, 7 foot cut Massey -
Harris Mower, Massey -Harris culti-
vator, Massey -Harris 13 -]toe seed
drill, new, Massey -Harris manure
spreader, New Century double plough,
2 walking` ploughs, 4 -section harrows.
Scutller, Good low wagon, Set bob
sleighs with flat wood rack, Hay rack,
Gravel box,. Land Roller, Grindstone,
Fanning iuill, Top buggy, nearly new,
Old buggy, Good family cutter, Anlc-
er Flolth 600 -lb Cream separator, now,
very' -easy running, 2 sets of single
harness, old and new, set of double
harness, Good meal box, 30 rods of
even space of 8 wire fence 40 inches
high, 2 set of doubletrees, neck yoke,
Set of slings, Scythe, 72 feet o5!'-1?4S
inch galvanized Piping, Good, cattle
dog, .About 700 bushels of nixed
grain, About G0liens, Quantity of hay,
Chatham incubator, Brooder, Butter
mixer, refrigerator Extension table 2
rocking chairs,'Bedstead with springs
and mattress, Hammock frame Died
cage, Milk can, Crean: can, Pails,
Good heavy rope; Forks and chains,
other articles too numerous to Men-
tion. —TERMS: $10 end under, cash;
over that amount 10 months credit on-
approved
riapproved joint notes er 5 per cent for
cash one credit amounts. Powl hay
and grain cash, All must be sold as
proprietor hiss sold itis farm. Moses
Brown, Proprietor, Thos, Gundry,
No Trespassing
Any person or peraenls tinplating
or destroying property on the prone -
ids of the estate: of the late ' Will-
iam 13. Woods will be prosecuted
according to ]:aw,-1, M. Woods,
iiayfiel<l, Ont. July, 1st, 1020
Cream Separators
I have se etttnber of sowed hand
seltara,tors of cdiii'erelit makes small
and large for sato cheap and easy
terms, All in good order and guar-
anteed to do good work. Alto new
separatorsof, different lii'alzeri and.
sizes. Sloop all office of the ol'c]
sknting rink at Cornnoroial Rotolo—.
14, Baker: C1111toi1 'Ont.. ._. 21.B
hhex Land Wturted
'Having deckled to build n flax mill'
in .Clinton we are open to rept good
old sod land, utast be clean, Report
at Nows.l4eeord office —. Mercier
Bros..
Baru foe -Sale
A good tame barn, 50x30 for fur-
ther patieulars, Apply too Wilfred
Ca clpugh, 11th concession Goderieh
Tp. -R, R, No. 3, Clinton. —2241
FIQUSI1 FOR SAL111-8-ROOMED
house on Oetarlo street;. Good
cellar, electric lights, town water,
fruit trees and email fruits,
acre 'of land. APply on premises to
Mxs, Moggnridge or to W. Iirydone,
Clinton. 09—tf
IflL5 LIHVTD
fol' knitters and !carnets
Elft
for menders aiicl inspectors
APPLY AT ONCE
Clanton Kitting Co,
LIMITED
NEW COAL
We aro expecting both at Bruce -
field and Clinton, some of the new
kind of coal in stove size Briquettes.
Try a loacl,of this, as we can assure
you entire satisfaction, besides com-
ing a little cheaper. We also stock
the following at Clinton :
EI3ONY CUBE—The Cannel de Luxe
SOFT COAL -3 in. up Belmont
Lump.
PEA COAL—$1.00 cheaper than
other sizes.
CANkDA CE3'fENT—The standard
article.
Accounts may be paid; - and orders
left at Wiltse's grocery store.
AT BRUCEFIELD :—
ROUGH DRESSED LUMBER in
both hard and soft woods.
13. 0, SHINGLES selling at less
than today's cost price..
FIBRE ,BOARD cheaper and better
than lath—and plaster.
SMITHING COAL our famous
kleanweld.
Also Cannel, Soft Coal, ,and Can-
ada Cement:
We do not want all' the business,
but' we would like 'to have voiles. ,
J. B. MUSTARD
ARD
CLINTON and B'RUCEFIELD
Phone -for Clinton 74. •
Phone for Brumfield '' 11 on 618.
THE CEJfNER STORE.
Live and Let Live
You Should Eat
More Fish
Fish should he more .freely used
because it ranges exceedingly high
in point of food value. It is an
economical source of energy for
those who work with either head or
hands, It is • also most easily di-
gested. There are many reasons,
indeed, why people should eat more
fish. The chic! are that itis
GOOD FOOD, APPETISING
ECONOMICAL
at this season of the year fish can
be procured in specially fine
condition
A FEW SUGGESTIONS -
Fresh Halibut
Fresh.,Sahnon trent
Finnian Iiaddie
Fillets '
Fresh Water Herring
Codfish
L' -!a E7 IIUNNI ORD
Phone 40
THE PRESEN1'r DAY
MOTHER MAKES PIES
that the eider generation
couldn't begin to equal. For
in addition to improved
methods and utensils site has
the advantage of being able to
obtain 'Purity flour, the finest
baking (lour known. Make
your next batch With Purity.
Good as your tomer pies were
uredo will be infittfaely bottar,
W. Jenkins & Son.
I01,01111, Ago VIDEO.
Phones; ldlovatot 100, 1iesldenee 141
itotail' Lieenso No. 0-2308
'P4boleeala License No, 12- 8i
OUR
WEEK
We have received big eon
sigmnents oe fresh fish this
week:—
11 C Red Salmon
3:Ialibut
Fresh Herrings
Ciscoes
Pitman Middle
and Codfish
W.
I 53
The Hub Clrocery
xa-Warxa= -,. i :r,4.0 sw
FARM FOR SALE-02fr ACRES OF
splendid farm land in good state of
cultivation, On It are a comfort-
able storey and a half brick house
with new steel root, a good cellar,
a barn 40x80 and straw shed 22x28
with foundation under all, room to
tie up 28 head of cattle and 55
horses besides 3 box stalls, root
room, feed room, separator room
and harness room. Cement floors
throughout except 2 box stalls and
root house. A stone pig pen 24x24,
a hen house 24x10_and a drive shed
20x30. There is a never failing
spring creek, a good well and cis-
tern, about 1a acres of orchard.
This is a desirable property 2:3
miles from Clinton, good gravel
road. I Rant to sell at once as
health makes it necessary for mo
• to_give up farming for the_ present.
Would sell stock, implements and
crop if so desired.—Apply Leonard
E. Weir, Lot 27, Con. 4, Hulled,
- Clinton P. 0. —49
F
PLUMBING,
EAVETROUGHING,
LIGHTNING RODS
AND METAL WORM
O9' ELL KINDS
GO TO
THOS. HAW .INS.
Agent for Iiecla Furnaces
PHONE 83. .
Slop over Rowi'and's Hsrdwarar-
FLOUR and FEED
I-Iighest Prices Paid for Barley, Oats
and Buckwheat: -
LOOS
A quantity of Elm, Maple, Bass-
wood, Beech, Hemlock and White Ash
Logs wanted, Inquire at store about
prices.
J. A. FORD & SON
, Phone 123.
Live Poultry Wanted !
4000 CHICKENS
2000 HENS
1000 DUCKS
each week from now until the end al
December. We pay for all poultry on
a quality basis delivered 1)001 empty
crops. Wo pay special prices fon
properly milk -fed poultry, aad we
would strongly advise all producers
to finish their poultry as it will pay,
you well to do so.
tiiUNN, LANCiLWIS CO.
N, W. Trewartha, Pbou;t 195
Manager or Ilohneeville 4 en 1.9
Canada Food Board—License
No. 7-001
,CREAM WANTED 1
The demand for our butter is in-
creasing.
To supply this demand we require
more cream.
We request you to ship no your
cream.
We guarantee you the Ilighest
Market Prices, accurate tests and
prompt service.,
Our firm is known to you and needs
no further recommend.
• t-
tiVo pay all expresscharges, f ar t
isle cream cans and. pay twice each .
month.
Write for sans or further informa-
tion to the
Trtq Seaforth .Creamery Co.
0. A. BAR13E14, MANAGER
BOAPS FOR SERVICe
Champion Bred Big
Type
T
YORKSHIRE AND CHIEST1ER.
WHITE BOARS.
A. C. LEV181/
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