The Clinton News Record, 1920-1-22, Page 5,January d 1$ G
Of Interest to You
and.l0e .
Mr, Dearest . is a prolific letter -
writer, riter, 'The people of Ontario are
beginning to 'yonder if be leaves hila
self time enongls for necessary think•.
ing•, -Globe.
A science note declares that a Tian
en SS tive1 tg'e (lrinicti Fi ton of water
every twelve months, And to hear
some people talk you would think
wakes was .only used for cleansing
purpose"
s,
The Wingliani Advanco says the
r
l,amo of hockey which the of
juniors
that"town won from Clinton on Mon-
day of last week svgs the first game
won by Wingham in two'yeii,rs. Clin-
ton let 'epi have that one.
An exchange advertises an auction
sale of buttermilk. That sheds solve.
light on the high cost of living
problem. Time was when people
•could. have all the • buttermilk they
-could carry away for nothing, but
now it is auctioned off
to the high-
est bidder,
5,
An o
pndemie of hiccoughs seems
toe
b spreading
throughout nt the I
tov
once.
It started, since the beginn-
ing of the new year but whether the
rescinding, of -the order -in -council
prohibiting the importation of jntox-
ieating liquors into the province had.
anything to do with it is not for us
to sayIiiillger
, Hard Lines! In summer, when the
.quality isnot needed, the pavements
.are soft and rubbery: in winter,
when one skids and comes down
heavily, they are hard as adament,
-Toronto Star.
In Clinton we just tumble into a
snowdrift and arise quite unhurt,
though somewhat resembling a po-
lar bear in appearance.
* 5 ,n
Premier Drury and Hon. Manning
Doherty are to be given saets in
the Legislature, the former in Halton
.and the latter in East Ifent. Premier
Drury didn't accept Meetly Dewart's
• "Come into my parlor." It is ,said a
-place has also been found for At-
torney -General Raney but his elee-
tion will not be brought on until the
•other two are safely seated.
The Orillia Packet occasionally
spays The News -Record the compli-
ment of quoting from these columns
-and, though usually very accurate,
has on a couple of occasions credited
the quotation to our i local contem-
porary. We do not object to being
quoted, quite the contrary, in fact,
-.and we not object to
f being quoted without credit be-
1 ing given, which happens often,
though not with the
plis,
r
Packet, but when credit is given we
ratifier like it to be,given
to us, when
:it is due
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:MEETING OF THE GODERICH
METHODISP DISTRICT
A special meeting of the Godes-
ich District,-]ddinisters and members
•of National Campaign Finance Com-
mittees, was convened in Ontario St.
'Church, Clinton, Tuesday, Jan. 13th,
.at 10 A. M„ Rev. Anderson, Chair-
man, presiding. A fair representa-
tion of ministers and laymen were.
present and an excellent meeting was
.held which helped to make clear many
matters relative to the organization
.and,plans for the final drive on Feb.
:9th to 14th.
On motion of Rev. E. W. Edwards
,and Rev. A. E. Millson it was re -
:solved that an urgent request be for-
-warded to the headquarters ,of the
National Campaign that the literature
for the various departments be dis-
tributed in time to 'be given out to
the people one week before it is to
3to• discussed.
This request has been made.
The Chairman then proceeded to
give a report of the Dominion Meth -
s...4, •oclist National Campaign Finance •
�►_ ..C'i*nvention recently held in Toronto.
The following District and local
.church organizations were arranged'
as recommended by this Convention.
The District Finance Council: Capt-
ain, A, M. Robertson, Goderich, His -
:evict Organizer, Rev. D. N. McCain -
:us. Chairman of District, Rev. S.
.Anderson. Chairman of each local
Finance Council the following were
'-appointed:-North St. Rev• 1:I, D,
Moyer, Goderich. Wesley, W, II,
Hellyar, Clinton, Ontario St., I.
Wiltse, Geo, Turner, -Clinton. S,pa-
forth, J. I1, Reid, Seaforth. Holiness
vine, Bert Trewartha, Fred Lobb,
Clinton R. R. No, 2, Blyth, E.
iI1ilborn, Blyth, ' Auburn, R. D.
Munro, Auburn. Marvin McDonnell,
Helgrave R. R. No. 2, W. J. Thomp-
son, Auburn R, R. .No. 2. Landes -
bore, W. 13. .Lyon, Londesboro.
:Robb, Clarke, Scaforth R. R, No. 2,
Bayfield, Samuel Cleave, Bayfield;
_John McClure, Bayfield; Albert Cant-
•elon, Clinton. Varna, T. Robinson,
;Varna
•-The following Executive of the
above Council was selected: A. M.
Robertson, Revs, D, N. McCanlus,
,S• • Anderson, J. F, Reyer•aft and
r "sass. W. 1•i. Hnllyar and Harr-
. ison Wiltse,
Assistance is to be given to Varna,
:Nile, Walton and Benmiller circuits.
It was . advised that during the
•drive the daily reports of the canvas
be made by telephonehone as follo
ws'-
•10 orts will be made to Rev.
D,
ri aCamus,
Clinton,from-Wesley
Y
.church, Ontario St; and Turners,
:Seaforth, Walton, Holnesville, Blyth,
Londesboro, Layfield, Varna. All
,others will report to A, M. Robert-
•won, Goderich,
All reports are to he sennt in by
,six o'clock P. M. cath day,
• Local Churl' Finance Council to be
•eonnposed of: -Captain of Finance
todncfl, Chairnian of Campaign Coni
inittec, Pastor, Local Treeetiter,
'Tenni oaptai1il; in large churches and
Canvassers in small churches, S. S,
;StintsCheirm n of special sl
scrips
.pion committee,
Relative to canvas in the Sabbath
TT -
school it was 'directed that 'ell mem-
bets from 1.2 to 111 years of ale be
cinlvessed, No child under 1,5 year
of age shall he canvassed
without,the consent of parents.
Canvassig teams may be arranged
and given a nnurber, not more than
30 Or 40,
The fallowing compose the Dist.
Viet special Subscription Connniittee;--
A. M. Robertson, Fred Savage, Rev,
D. N. McCamus and the Chairman
of the District, Tho soleetion of the
Chairman tor this committee was de-
ferrel,
Publicity and Canvassing: On mo-
tion by ROvs, Erie Anderson and Ii.
D. Moyes Yeit was r osolvedR
h t ev,
t a
Roycraft,be asked to receive
the campaign news items of the
ehurcltes of the District sncl in con-
cise fora] send them to all the week.
ly newspapers within the District, and
alsoh t
t a the ministersa
call
the at-
tention of the' congregation to these
reports.
The meeting recommended that the
pastor and finance council of the lo-
cal church consider the advisability
of having a supper, the week before
the drive, to discuss and make ar-
rangements dentsfor the a
g me;
S
Items for Canvassers: Secure
s1otialsubscriptions
before -the final
drive, Prepare a list of possible
subscriptions and have all
personal information associated with
each name on canvas card. Lists of
Iast year's subscriptions to Mission,
Education and Evangelistic andSoo-
il
a service
fu s should hound
also bep re -
pared with whatever payment that
may already have been .made this
year to any of the above.
Subscriptions may he made sap-
, arately to any of the funds specified..
The first case of sleeping sickness
made its appearance in Goderich
this week the victim being Mr. Jos.
Priddle, an employee of the . West-
ern Canada. Flour 111111 Company:,
Mr. Priddle was forced to lay off
work the latter part of last week
and has been under the doctor's care
since, • On Monday it was decided
that the victim bad sleeping sickness
and the authorities have taken the
necessary precautions to prevent it
spreading. The case is not of a ser-
ious nature, as he can be aroused at
any time and no doubt is held as to
his recovery.
Another case of the sante kind is
reported at Londesboro, where Clin
ton • and Auburn medical neem have
the patient under their care..
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Marriages
FRASER-VANCE-At Exeter, on
Jan. 14th, by Rev. Dr. Medd,
William Fraser of Grey township,
late _ at of Sask. to Al '1
, vsa Mabel
Vance, daughter of Mrs. W. J.
Vance of Usborne.
TREIBNER-WILLERT-At Exeter,
, by Rev. A. A. Truntper, on Jan.
14th, Frank Treibuer to Muriel
Elizabeth, daughter of Mr: and
Mrs. Louis J. Willett, all of Steph-
en.
Births
McASH-In Varna, on Jan. 8th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. McNish, a son,
ARMSTRONG -In Stanley, on Jan.
Lyth, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Alan -
strong, a daughter.
RINGLER-In Turnberry, on Jan.
9th, to Mr, and Mrs. Ben Ringlet,
a daughter.
HENRY -In Wingham, on Jan. '7th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Henry, a
daughter.
Deaths
KNOX-In Toronto, on Jan. 7th, As
M. Rnox, formerly of Wingham,
aged 30 yedrrs.
CHESNEY-In Tuckersmith, on Jan.
. llth, Annie Laura, daughter of Mr.
P. M. Chesney, aged 18 years.
ALLISON -In Goderich, on Jan. 12,
Esperance Currell, wife of Rev.
(Capt.) W. Allison, formerly. of
Dungannon.
LUCAS -At Orillia. on Jan. 13th,
Royden G. Lucas, in his 15th
year.
-Dry Wood for Sale
Maple Beech and Rock Elm mixed
Apply to Roy Tyndall, R. R. No.
3 Clinton Phone 3 on 607, -29-4-p
," Skating Party
Big time expected on Thursday
night; .7ai1. 20th, moon -light skate,
lots of music, lunch served extra,
Under the auspices of C. n. Class of
Willis church, Admission 25c.-29-1
Auction Sale
W. T. O'Neil is offering for sale
on Saturday afternoon, -„Ian. 24th,
in the Hodgons' -Block, Clinton, - a
number of articles of household furn-
iture. Sale commences at two
o'clock. List of articles in. O'Neil's
regular advertising- space. -20-1
Photo for Salo
A snap for someone, A mahogany
piano, Standath stake, in good con-
dition. Apply T. J. McNeil, Box
113, Clinton. Phone 126. -2941
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given that all
persons having claims against the
estate of William Thomas Hill, late
of the township of Hullett, County
of Huron, !farmer clelce sod who
died on of about the 14th day of De -
comber, A. 1019, are required to
deliver to Mrs, WV T. Hill, the exe-
cutrix of the said state, on or be-
fore the 1st day of February, A. D.
1020, a full statement of their claims,
;together with particulars, thereof
and the nature of the secut'ities, if
ally, held by 'therm. And take no-
tice that after the said last men-
tioned date the said executrix will
proceed to distribute the estate of
the said deceased amongst the nor -
sons entitled thereto having regard
only to such claims as she shall
have received due notice and in ac-
eordaneo herewith, Clinton, Jan.;
22nd, 1920, -40,2
Ifoase for Sole •
Faure house, story and a half,
eight ronios, lis dare of ground,
stable, good wail and eistorn, Apply
John] Shanahan, R. Il, No,'3 Clinton.
Phone 1 op 637. • --29.11.
Metes' Sale -
The undersigned has received in,
eti•uctiotii t0 self by public :main at
Lot 40, liur•en Road,. Tackcrsnlith, on
Friday, Jan, 30th, et 1 o'clock, the
following farm 'stook and implements
and (rouse hold effects-Stoelc: Mare;
10 years old,'itt foal to Joe Fisher's
Pereheron; mare, 12 years, in foal,
J, J, Mc0anglley's' horde; cow 9
cal'11 'e • '
Y s, due n Nerd:: cow 0 years,
duo in Feb; colo, 4 years, calf at
foot, Irilplenients hay=loader, near-
ly new; hay raga, mower, seed drill,
disc harrow, iron harrows, 4 section,
horse scufiler, cater, set light bob-
sleighs, carriage, pulleys, slings and
140 feet of rope, good as new, wagon,
gravel box, hay rack, riding plow;
walking plow, set heavy harness, set
light harness„ 2 sets single harness,
buggy pole, sleigh pole, threshing
tank, steel tire top buggy, rubber
tire top buggy, Grey Bros., now,
robe b and blankets, nal kers 2 ladders, dde • • spray
p ra
Y
pump and 40 -gal.' barrel complete,
Malotte cloain separates, Daisy
churn No. 3, lawn -mower, new, Car-
penter's tots!. chest, vise and anvil,
forks, shovels, 2 log chains, cow
chains, grindstone and ether articles.
12 Rhode Island pullets and rooster.
Household effects-Baseburner coal
heater, ter, coal and wood heater, Glass
cupboard; drop leaf. table. Terms: -
All sums of $10 and under, cash,
over that amount 10 Months credit.
will be given on approved ;iomt nqtes,
or 3 per cent off for cash. R. Fish-
er, Proprietor, T. Gundry Auction-
eer. 29-1.
Farm for Sale •
The Executors of the estate of
Joseph Izzard, deceased,' iffer ror;
sale 120 sr ures in the township of God-
erich, comprising Lot 37, Concession
14, and the North half of Lot 37
Concession 13. This is a well im-
proved farm, has good house, barn,
outbuildings and silo, is well fenced,
has good water facilities, is in good
state of cultivation and has„10 acres
of hardwood and 15 acre's of cedar,.
containing much valuable timber. The
farm is located on a good gravel
road 3 utiles from Clinton. Apply
M. Flie'k, Clinton, and
Albert Izzard, Executors, or W. Bry-
done, Clinton. -20.3
Auction Sale
Of farm `stock and implements,at
Lot 33, concession 7 Hullett, at 12.30
o'clock on Tuesday, Feb. 3rd,
the following: Cows - Cow
9 years old to freshen March 28,
cosy 7 years old to freshen March 5,
cow 7
years old freshened. Jan.
4
cow 6 years old to freshen April 29,
cow 7 years old to freshen May 10,
cow 4 years old to freshen Feb. 15,
cow 4 years old to freshen March 25,
heifer freshened Dec. 20. heifer
freshened Dec. 26. heifer freshened
Jan. 6 heifer to freshen May 15,
heifer year old, 5 steers 1 year
old 5 calves. Sheep -2 extra good
Ozfords. Pigs -good brood sow
due to pig April 2 5 young pigs
about 80fbs. Hens -100' good hens,
3 geese 1 gander. Implenments-
McCornmick 7 ft. Binder, McCormick
6 ft. Mower, new, Massey -Harris
hay loader, Massey -Harris culti-
vator and seeder, Massey -Harris
drill, McCormick corn scufller, Walk-
ing scuffles, McCormick walking plow
McCornti-els riding plow
Disc, Deering Roller, ' 2 waggons,
set of bobsleighs and flat rack,
16ft. hay rack, waggon box, and
pig rack,, car, fork; slings, rope and
pulleys, 2 buggies, cutter 2 sets
of iron harrows, hay rake grinding
stone, 200 cedar and 15 corner posts,
2 gaug 'blows, stone boat. set of
double harness, set single harness,
about 25 tons of hay, 600 bushels of
oats, some straw, lumber, washing
machine and ringer, ba'"rel churn,
dash churn, DeLavel separator. pulp -
et', Forks. Chains.
Terms: -All sums of $10 and under,
cash, over that amount 0 months
credit on furnishing approved joint
notes, or 4 per cent for cash on credit
amounts. Grain, Hay, Pigs and
hens, cash. C. Tyner, Proprietor.
G. H. Elliott, Auctioneer. -29-2.
Chattel Mortgage Sale
Muter and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain chattel
mortgage, which will be produced at
time of sale there will he offered for
sale by public auction by R. 'Welsh,
Bailiff, at the store formerly occupied
by Thos. Britton, on Huron street in
the Town if Clinton, in the County of
I3uron, on Tuesday, Feb. 0 at 1,30
o'clock in the afternoon, the following,
namely, all the goods and chattels
set forth in said chattel mortgage
consisting of I Black Diamond Port-
able Oven and Pipes, 12 Glass Jar's,
2 Show Cases, 1 Paper Cuttor•, 6 Glass
stands, 24 Chocolate dishes, scale 1
Peanut Warmer, 1 Fountain, 1 Cabin-
et, (Ice Cream), 37 silver Servers,4
Fruit Dishes, 2 Ice Cream Dithers,
1 charging Outfit, 1 Soda Cylinder, -1
Paper Pt•oss, 9 Tables, 30 Chairs, 1
Electric Fan, l Bread Pr•oofer, 1 Fried
Cake Fryer, 1 21/2. h, p. Gasolne Eng-
ine, 1 Ice cream Freezer,' 1 shaft, 2
Mangers, 1 wood Pulley, 1 Iron Pull-
ey, 1 Clock, 1 Orangeade Cooler, 1
Electric . Heater, 11 Candy Trays.
Terms: -Teti per cent at time of sale
and the balance within one week.
Fos fustic • particulars t t tlCLilara and`
conditions
ons
of sale apply to R. Welsh, Clinton,
Ont., or to .Beasley Sc Beasley, Ham-
ilton, Ont. -29-2
House and. Lot for Sale
Honso and lot on North street, and
house to be sold separately and re-
moved or torn down and lumber sold
by thatnsalid, Apply W. A. McGuire,
Box 248, Clinton. -28.4-p
Cutting Box for Sale
.Massey-Ilarris 12 -inch throat
eutting box, with carriers, nearly now
and in first class condition, Will sell
rcasotnabiy,-3 , W, Andrews, Olin -
ten, -28-11
Clinton News -Ree +rd
Ey
rim
90 (LEA P YEAR)
Our geed resolution for 1920 w ould bo to The habit of Johnst 's
Grocery, The Quality store, We oft or you at money saving' prices this
week. You ego save money by buy hug now as the nugrket in these fines
is very. firm.
4 Bars Laundry soap MOBIL. EGGS WANTED Palm Olive soap
25e, ' Now is the time to bave 3czilces for 35e
3 calces Palm OIive 'our hens raying we have Limit 8 to our cuss
soap 35e, he helpers that the hens toners with your or-
3 Cakes Lavender eed. der.
3 cans Bonnie. Oyster shell 3 cakes Gold P, & G.
Bath soap 25c, Mica Gait Comfort soap for 25e.
Bright I0tehen cleaner Pratts .Egg Producer ' 4 cakes Laundry soap
25e, Pratts Lice hiller for 25e, .
1 can of .Pilchards the and the Lay more Mash 3 boxes Dominion
new fish 22c, Just try some, they help. Matches
for 25e
Get the Habit of Dealing et
JOHNS s N 84 COMPANY Phone 111
Retail
Grocer Licanse No. 8-7241 Phone orders promptly eared tor.
Clinton Candy Kitchen
33133 i 311 113111111111..
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9111M1111IIIIII111stim'i s
.IT'S WORTIi BEING SICIK FOR
to have nurse bring in some of our
Ice Cream
Sostooling to
the
parch-
ed
ed tlu
oat so grateful is the taste
whichret
r nets all other food. I
o
r
our ice cream is a food, put up in
its most tempting and delicious'
form. It is relished when nothing
else can be swallowed.
M. McNEIL, PROPRIETOR
Phone 126
GOOD MUSIC IS
ALWAYS APPRECIATED
and there is none finer than that
played on a Bell or Gourlay Piano..
Its beautiful tonal quality, its
splendid volume, and its ease of
touclr make it the piano of pianos
for the master musician or the or-
dinary player. Colne and try
Diens.' You will surely want one,
and we will gladly explain how
easily you can have your wish.
Give 'us a call for sheet music or
player rolls -we are here to
serve you.
We have for sale a Gourlay piano
Louis design, used only short time
to sell for 3800. This instrument is
used only two years, sold by Heintz
call as these prices will save you
JONATHAN HUGIL
by the owner, who is leaving town,
sold today for $650. Also a piano
man Co., to go at $840. Write or
money.
L - SEAFOIRTH
Auction Sale -
Of fans stock and implements a
]pt 25 con. 9 Hullett, 1 mile south
of Londesboro on Jan. 29th at 1
o'clock sharp the following. Horses•
driving mare 9 ,years old, brood
mare 12 vears old in foal to Honest
John, draft moire rising 4 years old,
heavy draft gelding rising 4 years
old, heavy draft gelding rising 3
years old, heavy draft gelding ris-
ing 2 years old. Cattle: cow 5 years
old due before day of sale, hoife
rising 3 years old due before day of
sale, heifer rising 3 years old due
February 23rd, cow'7 years old- due
February 6 tit, cow 4 years old clue
April 29th. 2 milk cows 5 years old,
4 steers rising• 2 years old, 2 heifers
rising 2 years old, steer 1 year old,
3 heifers rising 1 year old, 2 steers
rising 1 year old, Pigs•
4 pigs 3 months olds
brood sow due February 16th,
brood sow due March 22nd, Yorkshire
hog. Implements: Deering Binder
7 foot cut. Mower, Massey -Harris
hay loader, Massey Harris drill 13
hoe, Deering cultivator, Land roller,
Hay rake 10 foot, double plough, 2
walking ploughs, Oliver riding
plough, set diamond harrows, scaler,
fanning mill, grind stone, stone boat,
wheel barrow, root pulper; cross
Cut saw, wire stretcher, crow bar, wagon scales 2000th capacity,
open buggy, rubber tired buggy
nearly new, buggy pole, set bob
sleighs, Wagon, hay rack, wagon box
with stock rack, wood rack. gravel
box, cutter, De Laval cream separat-
or No. 12 nearly new, sugar kettle
and quantity of sap buckets andspires, 2 sets of double harness, 2
sots of single harness,' set of driving
harness, 12 grain bags, grain cradle,
cider barrel, meal box. meal barrel,
car, ropes and pulleys, hay fork, trip
ropes, set sawlog bunks, neck yoke,
set of double trees, set three horse
whiffle tree, scythe, hay knife, bushel
measure, gallon measure, wooden
pig troughs, salt trough, water
trough, corn ]toes; .Poultry: 75 haps,
2 geese and a gander, daisy churn,
2 tables, Doherty Organ, quantity
hay, oats and barley, seed corn on
cob "early verity," quantity of lum-
ber.
Terms-AII sults of $10 and under
Cash over that amount 9 months
credit on approved joint notes 4 per
cent off for cash. Fowl, hay' and
grain, cash.
Albert Weymouth, Proprietor.
T. Gundry Auetioneer.-.-28-1
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Cow for Sale
t One Jersey Cow for sale, due to
calve Jan. 26th. -Apply to W. J.
Weston, Box 160, Bayfield, Ont. -28-2
Sewing ,Machines
sell ell all
.].Inds of sewing
machines
both new and second-hand; also re-
pair and keep repairs for all kinds
of =clinics. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Call for anything you want
along this line, at my home, one door
1` west of the Royal Bank. -A. Hoop-
er. -28-4-p
Farin For Sale
Farm for sale. Apply to L. Tyn-
dall, R. R. No, 4, Clinton. Phone
4 on 630,
Piano for Sale
Squaro piano for sale; cheap for
cash, -Mrs. 3. Wiseman. -28.1
Logs add
e.M♦
We will pay the highest cash price
for all kinds of soft and Hardwood
Logs, and will pay fifty Cents each
for railway -ties in maple, Beach,
Rock Kahn and hard Swamp Ellis
eight inches at top end, delivered at
Brucefiold mill, Settlement made
When wanted,
-28-3
44.1
The OeMiegirTyson
Liber Co.
Boars for Service
Champion bred, big type Yorkshire
and Chester White boats for service.
At home every forenoon.• -A. C.
Levey, Phone 5 on 639, Clinton P. 0.,
-28-tf
Bull For Sale
A pure bred Polled Angus bull, 26
]months old. Apply -John Harvey,
R. R. No, 1, Clinton, Phone 5 on
638. -2S-tf
]Meeting of Huron County Council
The Council of the Corporation of
the County of Huron will meet in the
Council Chamber, Goderich,- at 3
o'clock in the afternoon of Tuesday,
the 27th day of January, 1920. AlI
accounts against the County must be
in the hands of the Clerk not later
than Monday preceding the meeting
of Council. Goderich, January 10th,
1920. Geo. W. Holman, County
Clerk. -
House For Sale
House on Kirk Street -Apply to
L. Stang: -2742
Custom Satvittg
Will be dole at Thos, Wallis's
bush 4th con Goderich township in
the early spring: We, also have a
quanity of green wood for sale in
Reicl's bash front road Stanley -Mc-
Ewen Bross Phone -20 on 624 Clin-
ton. -27-7-p
Animal Meeting
The Annual 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 Aliclitor's report; the electing of
_three directors and two auditors and
other business which might. be of in-
teresi; to the company. The retiring
directors aro William Rilnl, Robert
Ferris and James Connolly, who are
eligible for re-election.
-James 'Connolly, President,
. ,. Thos. E, Bays, Secretary.
-27-5
Raw Furs Wanted
- Especially Mink, Fox, Raccoon,
at the following prices: Mink $6.00
to $15,00, Fox 15.00 to 327.00, Rao- •
coon $3.00 to 38.00, Unprisle and
damaged skins at value. Furs are
ars high now as they will be this s
win-
ter,
ter,
So don't Bold thein any longer,
-H. A. Hovey, Clinton--27-tf
Posts For Sale
Choice cedar posts, end posts and
braces. Apply—W. 3. Stewart,
Bayfield. Phone 5 on 609, -26-7
Cream Separators
I have a number of seoond hand
separators of different makes small
and large for sale cheap and easy.
terms. All in good order and guar=
anteed• to do good work, Alan new
separators of different ntakeS and
si:ses.
Shop in
Oleo Of the ala
skirting rink nkat
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g ertial Xl tee.
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r-21•$
Barn ter Sale
A good frame barn, 5040 far fur-
ther patietlese, Apply tan Wilfred
Oolclough, .1tii carnceasion Goderie1i
Tp, -R. 11. No, 3, Milton. -2241
No Trespassing
Any person or persons trespassing
or destroying property en the prem-
ises of the estate of the late Will-
iam H. Woods will be prosecuted
aecercling to law, -•I. M. Woods,
Bayfield, Ont. July, 1st, 1020
GIRLS �uRe�rEo
for knitters and learners
ALSO WOMEN
for menders arid inspectors
APPLY AT ONCE
Clinton Knitting Co.
LIMITED
SCANS CTT
COAL
We are lucky to have the sole
agency for this celebrated anthra-
cite, with which we can always give
a guarantee of genuine satisfaction.
It is true that owing to unavoid-
able circumstances we have found
it necessary to work in some of
what we call jobbers coal which,
although,_ it costs us a good deal
more, invariably gives us trouble.
•We would be money ahead to stick
to our straight lisle stock, but the
community requires so much coal
each year, and if. we are cut o1 our
supply from one source we must
try another. or have considerable
suffering. Under existing condi.-
tions of disturbance there are very
few things bought today that are
entirely satisfactory!
However, we are glad to say
that during the month of December
we took in 900 tons of good coal,
400 tons of which we were able to
evitable transportation and cat short-
age.
Try our, Chestnut Coke et 312.50
delivered, or our Pea .Coal at $12.50
delivered, or our Hardwood Rails
at $4.25 per cord delivered or Cedar
Rails at $3.25 per cord delivered,
At Brucefield we are still in the
retail lumber business and have two
cars of Shingles on the way. Any-
one doing any building or repairing
may have thebenefit enefit
f
0 our service,
vrce;
and any enquiry will be courteously
taken care of.
J. R. MUSTARD
CLINTON and SRUCEFIELD
Phone for Clinton 74.
Phone for Bruceleld 11 on 618.
THE COHNEH STORE
Live and Let Live
YoulShonld Eat
More Fish
Fish should be 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 chief are that it is
GOOD FOOD, APPETISING
ECONOMICAL
at this season of the year fish can
be procured in specially fine
condition
A FEW SUGGESTIONS
Fresh Halibut
-Fresh Salmon trout
/ Finnan Haddie
Fillets
Fresh Water Herring
Codfish
E. E. IIUNNIFORD
Phone 4 0
PEED
We have 011 hand a large stock of
No. 3 Yellow Kiln Dried Corn which
is being sold at very reasonable prices
and is an excellent winter feed for
Poultry, Hogs, Cattle and sheep.
A mixed car of Bran, Shorts and
Food Flour has just arrived, Let us
have your order early as this lino
of food is very scarce this session.
As a conditioner fol• your stock we
have Pure Cane feeding Molasses
which is the best feed obtainable for
this purpose.
A full line of Flour always fir
stock and a car of Western Oats ex-,
elected next week,
W. Jen Son.
Q111 s
FLOUR AND PEED.
P11011051 Elevator, 199, Resiaento
uction Sale
Safllsrdaflay Jan,.. 24
at 2 p.m.
in the }Iodgons Brook
1 Bed room suite'
1 Odi1i
sa
e Board
G Dining Roans chairs
3, Lounge
4 Small Tables
1 Toilet set
0 Easy Chairs
-1 Writing Desk•
1 Lawn. mower
2 Veranda Chair's
3 Mat Racks
2 Rugs etc.
W. s
T. '
0
The itfb Grocery
Custom Chopping
Having purchased a tractor I am
prepared to do custom grinding and
chopping every day in the week.
Will give satisfaction. Work done
in my own barns.
F. W. Andrews, Clinton
FARM FOR SALE -924 ACRES OF
splendid [arm land in good state of
cultivation. On ft are a comfort-
able storey and a half brick house
with new steel roof, a good cellar,
a barn 40x60 and straw shed 22x28
with foundation under all, room to
tie up 28 head of cattle and 5
horses besides 8 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 14 acres of orchard.
This is a desirable property 24;
miles from Cli n
at ngood gravel
,
road. I want to sell at once as
health makes it necessary for me
to give up farming for the present.
Would sell stock, implements and
crop if so desired. -Apply Leonard
E. Weir, Lot 27, Con. 4, Mullett,
Clinton P. 0. -49
WHAT ABOUT THAT
ROOF?
SPRING IS COMING AND
SPRING RAINS
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE
BUYING
Agent for Hecla Furnaces
TTS. HAWKINS.
PIumbing and Heating. 'Phone 53
Shop over Rowland's hardware
FLOUR and FEED
Highest Prices Paid for Barley, Oats
and Buckwheat,
LOGS
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.
NEW LAID EGGS WANTED.
Highest Prices Paid.
FEED FOR SALE.
We have a small amount of Feed
left over and we, therefore, offer
this at cost price; 2000Ths, finely
ground car and 30001b s. finely ground
wheat. This feed is suitable for
poultry, Ilogs or Cattle.
-GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
N. W. TREWARTHA, Manager,:
Phone 190; Holmesville 4 on 141.
1LAM
� WANTED I
The dol n
na d
for
our butter is in-
creasing.
To supply this demand we require
more cream. -
We request you to ship us your
create.
Wo guarantee you the highest
,Market Prices. accurate tests and
prompt service.
Our firm is known to you and needs
no further recommend.
We pay all express charges, turns
ish cream cans and pay twice oath
feedlot.
Write ter cans or further inforgia .
pian to the.
Seafot tri Creamery Coo
41 0, A, BARBI11tr, MANAMA ,