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'Clinton Nows..Rega.rft
.Of Interest tO You
nod Me
pia you get a velentdne7 Neither
,.did we, —.Goderich Sigel
Nor did we, All the romance is dy,
ing oet of the world,
e
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The editor of the Listenvel Standard
-wee recently Appointed town clerk at
a !salary of $000 per =tom, That's
•n nice suit added to "what he'e got
now." 134 where does he find the
me to do the work '1
*
, Germany is saki to he puffering
from a shortage of cats. It; is in-
-, ferred that the butchers Might be able
to explain the shortage if they were
SQ inclined, The Germans always
• had the reputation of being a thrifty
rase. •
g
Hon, W. E, Ram? was returned
.by acclamation in East Wellington on
Monday, Col, Pritchard having de-
. • skied almost at the last minute not
to stand. The Ontario Government
is DOW ready for action and will no
-doubt get to work in earnest.
Thirteen male teachers in Pitts,
bimg, who had all served in the war,
have proposed to the Board of Edu-
• cation of that pity that they be put
on -the army basis of pay and sub-
. ststance. They 'are evidently tired
• of trying to make ends meet in these
-.days of highprices and would hand
• over their responsibilities to the
-Government.
* "
n A new Liberal newspaper is to
•be started in Ottawa, so it is stated,
Mr. D. D. MacKenzie being presi-
dent of the company which has the
project in hand. •The Globe didn't
, get its coat—turned soon enough
. and the Liberal Party will have none
of it. Its' tough luck, too, after
its having .been the national Party
Organ for over half a entury.
*
- AGuelph taxpayer complains that
while he has no children to take ad-
vantage' of school' training :he stili
• has to pay school taxes and seems to
think that something ought to be
• done about it. The only thing like-
:IY to be done is to raise the rate.
There's no relief in sight for the
gentleman, This country cannot
eafford to place a premium on ebild-
lessness.
* *.*
Clinton was never for one clay cut
off from communication with the out -
:side world during themecent storm but
in Wingham they had no mail from
Saturday until Tuesday, of last week.
-On Monday a traveller landed in town
-from somewhere, somehow, who had
in his possession a copy of The Globe,
which he told a customer he would
' sive him if he purchased $300 worth
meld goods, which he did. As the custo-
mer was a Tory the probability is
that if it had been a Mail and Empire
• the traveller might have put the price
sup to $600 and got it.
*550
The spectacle of a wealthy nation
like the United States liming and
.hawing about a few million dollars for
relief, while -millions -of people are
on the verge of starvation is anything
but inspiring. As fax as Canadians
are concerned, we are certain that our
people would like to see our Governs
'mint make a substantial. -grant for
Armenian relief, irrespective of what
other nations do. All that Can-
ada can do might be woefully inade-
quate to meet the situation. But five
millions would save some lives, and,
whatever heppens, we should have the
• feeling that the Bailin= had not
.steed callouely by .and watched a
Christian nation stern. • It will ba
useless to offer relief sifter
mcninns are dead, Pack-
•ott.
It is stated by thee° Nebo are in a
poeitionto keen' tiset nemeida wid
negd aeeietenee men r.Ster the har-
:net, VIdle the reepenee to ;milk
• appenis hes leen meet geeeren
it cneet 1 me eeMS, -o keep ve for
km indefinite period att--d Coe-elm:mat
rosette:1mo is tho only way out, Can-
mdan; ection, sheeld net be dgpend-
-ent on that of any ether natien. We
she:0d seand mon oar feet and do
what we can and at once.
11.
•COLQUITOUN-MAYNARD—In 'Clin-
ton, onereb. 13511/, by the Reir. J.
• E.. Hogg. Dorothy Florence May-
nard, to William Colquhoun, both
mi.' :Mitchell.
Births
(CURWEN—In Goderich on Feb. 15th
to *Mr. and Mrs. James Curwen, a
• son.
sCANN—In Exeter, on, Feb. '18th, to
Mr, and Mrs. Sylvanis Cann,
Deaths
'1111OSTEIL—In Haat township, 031
Feb.' 16th, at the home of her son-
. iri-law, L. Peacoelk'Barbara Camp-
bell, vette of Neil McNeil, Walton,
meg aged 73 years.
Wingham'on Feb:
•22r4, Alberta TM • Disney, eldest
datighter of the late Kopple Dis-
ney of Goclerich township, and of
Mrs. Disney of Wingham, aged 41
;years and 6 months,
PAP
Auction Salo
-01 • farm stock and implements.
13y instructions of the administrat-
ors of the eetato of David A, For-
rester deceased, there will ho eftered
for sale by Public Auction on March
10th, at Lot 22 Hump Road adjoin-
ing the town of Clinton, at 1 o'clock
sharp the folloWing; Hoene—Mare
8 years, Marc 0 years riot in foal,
stem() horse, a good worker, aged
goners,' purpose horse, driving or
saddle pony, Roadster mare colt
rising 2 nevi, siro Tommy Bars,
Cattle -2 Cows 5 yeaTs did, not in
•••••••. •
calf, 0 atom rising 2 yeers, 11 Heifers
rising 2. yoare, not in ealf, Reiter
2 years, in calf, due about 1st April,
9 spring calves, All cattle in geed
Condition, Implemente •MasseY-
Herris 7ft, binder, Deering mower,
Side delivery rake, 1\1aaS4Y-krartis
Ilay loader, Hay Tedder Cern Bind-
er, 14,Hoe drill, Stiff tooth cultivator,
Oetwerd cut clifie, Inward cut diem 2
sets of 3 :section drag havrowS, 2
row scaler, eingle sealer, Steel
Bean bervestor, Potato planter,
2 row potato sprayer, Oliver 2-ferroVe
gang, 2 walking plows, 2 Sugar
beet plows, • Fanning mill, 20001b
pales, 100011) Scales, grass seeder, .2
waggons, I-Iay Rack, gravel box, open
buggy, cutter, ling truck, 2 scythe,
cross -cut saw, 25 -ft, extension ladder,
2 sets of double harness, set of single
harness, 2 sets dooble-trees, 4 sugar
beet forks. Grain—About 500 hue.
of god oats and about 150 bush;
of barley. Terms 'of Sale—All sums
of ten dollars dnd- under, cash, over
that amount 6 months credit on furn-
ishing approved joint notes, or a dis-
count of 4 per cent or? for cash.
Grain to be cash. F. G. Forrester;
D. C. Forrester, Administrators.
Gundry, Auctioneer. —34-2
For Sale
I have some first class Farm Imple-
ments. 18 Hoe Massey -Harris Seed
Drill with grass seeder and broad-
cast toes, all in good shape, Clover.
leaf manure spreader, Deering Mower
'1' ft, met, nearly new ,Three section
Deering land ' roller nearly new,
Massey:Harris binder Vt. cut, fan-
ning mill, road cart; all in good re-
pair. This stuff is all to be sold
as I have sold my farm. Teens will
be made to suit the purchaser, Any-
one wishing to come and see these
implements I will be home Monday
of each week. Lot 13, Con. 7,
Hulled, 2 miles west of Constance.
Thos. 3. Adams, Clinton, R. R. Noe
1.
Auction Selo
Of farm stook and implements 'will
be held at Lot '28, Cob, 12 Hellett,
toi elle Veleek.' then) On EMU,
Mareh 6411, as follows; :Horses 2
geldings wising 8, mere rising '7,
driving mere rising 6, Cattle; CoW
0 ;mare, cluo Apr. 1.5th, heifer vie,
ing 3, clue !Oct. 16th, 2 steers
years, 2 heifer rising 2, steer ris-
big 2, 2 heifers year olds steer calf 9
ninths, 4 pigs -about 100 the,
Implements: Maesey-Harris 01! i.
binder, nearly new, Massey -Harris 6
ft mower, nearly new, Massey -Harris
cultivator, set iron harrows, terishoe
seed drill, walla* plow, 'waggon and
gravel box, ruhber-tiTed buggy, near-
ly new, scuffle,: piano box, cutter
• Empire cream separator, root pulps
er, a number of bags, set double harn-
ess, 2 sets sing -lo harness, string bells,
new cross-eut saw, wheelberrow, 100
bushels of • oats, kitchen cupboard,.
table and 6 chairs, bed -stead.. There
Will be no reserve as the Proprietor is,
giving up farming. Terms:e-All
Sums of $1.0' and under ,cash, Over
that 8 months credit will be given on
furoshing approved joint notes_ or a
discount of 4 per cent, straight for
cash on credit amounts. Grain and
pigs, cash, Frank Brown, proprietor,
T. Gundry, auctioneer. •-34-1-p
Douses for Sale
' Two frame houses on Victoria
street. Apply at The News -Record.
office.
Skating Party
The Clinton ICiltie Band will have
a pleating party in the rink on Thurs-
day evening next, March 4th. Lunch
will be served and plenty of music
will be given. Admission 25c-34-1
• Lost
A large. black, male hound. Re-
ward. Any person found harboring
this dog will presented. Itobts 11.
Somers, Blyth. —84-
ellifautewitaiVolligrgiiatailataleveld
Three
estroyed
Roof Escaped
The picture tells the story.
Mr. Offer's letter confirms the fire-
resistant qualities of
•
591 71. (f::7
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sage:
"/ covered the roof of 2"l 3,70rlborrIrth Ave., Toronto, with
your Asp,:iit Slates stone t - 0 -0. itrr cmc cr 0. row
of four, Co venal:Me; three.ee- mem;v,L1t Ceder el•Melm.
"Ticera Imeges 7,"E- :2 ' r, I '1", .7 1 tt!, and nj 'Ct.:: hit
et Amoi,r, 0
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tnef: we, .; o.: , a
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gesge )_•• •
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and found .roaces wh, r 'ern !a -,-'l out
frmo/A vr....r , - :•;1,1113", ittie!, of
resisting Lc. .A1'o rr.:r , :11; c.nt co..,,try where
it took the beet siert cf J11 nt Lour for held to errive:
Tice IesPectoec f the Watenee len ocatrance Com-
pany, has this to ray chant t„Iiir;rove's Ere:—
"I Inspected this risk after the firm 11 wee loon evi- •
dent that the face that the roef was covered With Brantford
Roofing kept the fire confmen meek: fee:roof. If it feed brie: .
possible' for the fire to brenk tlerouelt I do not sce how they
could have saved, the building. As it was the lose was com-
paratively trifling."
When roofing a bunclime it pays to put on a fire-resikant
roof as well as a her:mien ii3rentford Asphalt Slates (indi-
vidual size shniglee).and. ntrOrd ktplUilit Slab Slates (four
shingles in one) are fire-mei:mn, durable, economical and -
beautiful.
Samples and prices furnished on tequest.
BrentireTtil )110ennsi
ThiAD OPIlIcIS AND 1,`A.C.fortv, DRANTVOAD, CANADA
Brandies el Toren/n, 7 ro0lre07, Ztafax, Winnipeg
•
STORMPROOF WATERPROOF — AND — FIRE PROOF.
The roof and foundation are the. m ost important parts of a building—
u316 'rnE ton.
Secure your roofing now before the prices advance, there will be a
shortage when the spring demand (15000, and higher pricee. •
Brantford, Asphalt Slate Chinglee, n10d Asphalt Slate Slabs have
proven good, The civet roof of the kind was pfit on in Brantford in
1900 and has stood the test for TW ENTY YEARS, and still in good
;condition. 11 is no experiment: as they have beck thoroughly 'Meted,
and the output last Beason was mo re than doubled. Tho G.T.-R, are
using thein in preference to others, they aro also being used extensively
now for siding and gitblee, Saving the labor and cost of 931101.
BUY YOUR ROOFING NOW AND nn READYFOR THE SPRING
Prices will bo higher thea-enever in the history of Canada was
they such a deniand 'foe R noflng. Orderwill ho filled
in rotate 0as taken
HARI. AND 1E3R
"'mamma, vravgs and NOVE LTIES---lhe Store 'With a Stock
4
NO MISTAKIQ,
Mede when you get the habit of tieing mar Bulk Freshly Ground
Cogoe or using Our' bulk time. Oren or mixed Japane, er bsgiestting the -
habit of shopping tit Johnson & Co, Grocery
8 cakes of Lavender GET YOUR DENS LAY- 2plcgs, Corn Flalree25e
1 01111 of Pilohards 22a
Our tea prices have
lot changed yet, Get ie
before the advenee
Special 131end lb. 50e,
Royal Bind 60e,
Quality Blend 70e
S6c GET SOME Japan Green 50c.
We pay highest prices for Buttez' and Eggs
Phone orders promptly cared for A Square Deal for all.
JOHNS) IN & COMPANY Phos e 111/
stormucovnaecarmanasosomaseecorsa
Bath Tenet soap 25o
3 cakes Palin Olive
Toilet soap 35e
3 cans Kitoben Olean -
ser for 26o
(Same as Dutch)
3 olcgA Dominian
Matches
INC' WIllkIN PRICES ARE
GOOD TJ.SE—
Pratte Egg producer
Pratte Liee Destroyer'
,Oyster Shell, Mica. Grit,
THEY HELP
Phone 120
sgeg,;-r•eesenessels.--
egg,'
....es
BUTLER
....rnstao
Seed Peas for Sale
A limited quantity of extra good
quality seed peas for sale. E. L.
Mitten, Phone 175 Clinton.. —34-3-p
Pups for Sale
Then Collie pups. Apply to N.
J. Lebeau, R. R. No. 5, Clinton,
Phone 9 on 619. —34-2-p
For Sale
Ford runabout '18 model, in good
shape. L. Stong, Rirk St., Clinton.
•=-32-12
Auction Sale
Of farm stock and implements.
The undersigned has received instruc-
tions to sell by public auction at
Lot 18, Con. 5 Hullett, Tuesday
March 2, commencing at 1 o'clock
sharp the following:—Horses, Aged
tenno, Driving, horse age 12, any
lady can drive, Horse rising 4, Cattle
Cow 8 gyre. freshened in Jan., Cow
5 years due May 1, Heifer 3 years
due April 1; Steer rising 3, Steer
risme 2, 6 Heifers rising 2, Heifer
rising 3, Heifer rising 1, Calf 6
months old, Calf 6 weeks old, 8 pigs
weight about 100 lbs. Sow bred Feb,
10. Deering binder 521-. cut. Mass-
ey -Harris mower 5-21. cut, Massey
end drill, Wagon, .Maxwell rake 10-11
Sot of sleghs, Top Buggy, Hay and
Mock lack combned, Cutter nearly
new, 'Walking plow, Gang plow, Car,
rope and pulleys, leanting mill, Him -
et of. Cr,..ble harness, Set of
hanwee, Number 01! Hen
eried elsele. Quantity of hay and
stems Geed Collie dog, and other
011 -!1':. No reeerve as the propri-
Meg hes :mid he farm. TERMS: 310
•• e'se, e^en; over that amount,
;) me:Ste 1 1 en aperoved joint
eete;,, oe czigh en (30-
C:it; t. :CAW/. iQ LO)',
2:.1.16;tniCer.
tier -nese -nod rale of ii,"ar•ri Stork
101)1.1 114). 00001011
1;,o i.11e Lot,
SSI, Loa. _IS, (egg:gen. Seo., die. miles
CI iitix111, Olt Thu esclay,
4.at 1 o',21.:1c sharp. Ilor.,e1q
bihrk tenni, tiny. and geldbig
eising 4 yeare old, sired by Index.
Bay genlias rising 3 years old sired
by Balmerino, well brehon.• Cows:
Cow 5 yeaes' old, due to calve about
time of sale, Cuw 5 years old due
to calve April 16, Cow rising 7 due
to calve ist week in April, Cow, rising
5 years old due to calve in April, Cow.
rising 6 years due to calve latter' part
of March, Cow rising 8 dim,bo calve
.April 13, Cow 4 years old clue to calve
Etbout 'WOO of sale, Cow rising 5 years f
old; part Jersey, clue to calve in April,
would Make all excellent town cow, e
Cow due to calve in March, a splendid s
heifer rising 3 years due to calve ist t
week in April, Heifer rising 2 years g
in calf. Young Cattle Steer and.
heifer, nearly fat, 8 steers rising 2' o
years; -3 Steers one year last fall, 1
heifer Tieing 2 years, 4 heifers one i
year old last fall, 3 steers rising 1 1
year old, 2 heifers rising' one year c
old. Pigs: One scot,. carrying 2nd
litter due to profit in April, One ex-
tra good sow due to moat March 15,
6 good chunks. Terms:'Elght months
credit will be given on fernishing
approved niint netes, or 4 pee dent
straight; off for cash. . Thos, Gun-
dry, AM...toner, Albert Townshend,
Proprietor. —84-1
THE CREAM OF
ALL ICE CREAMS'
•
Is yours it you will but order it from
us for we handle Silverwoods, To
the scrupulous care in making it from
the merest of cream and finest of fruit
:flavorings is due its richness, its;
florin'. Take a quart home and be
convinced. You'll like it; and cheap,
We are selling, 11 at just 50c a quart.
AT
The CLINTON CANDY KITCHEN
M. MeNEIL, PROPRIETOR
vmaluaftexacammromoteso. lamtarosisorroare
ONE OP OUR
SPLENDID STEAKS
will make a meal fib fpr a king. Out
from the very choicest grain fed
cattle it is meat that proves its su-
premacy with the finest taste. And
with all its extra goodness our meat
costs no more than ordinary grades.
• You don't have to pay mere though
you get more at this meat market.
THE YETERANS MEAT STORE
Phone f70
Auction Sale
Of farm stock and implements
Having sold my farm to the Messrs.
Merrier for Flax Mill purposes, I have
instructed Mr. Thomas Gundry, to
sell by public Auction at my barn,
just south of the G. T. Railway on
Saturday, Feb. 28, 1920 at 1 o'clock
sharp the following: Horses: aged
Stallion pacer, by 'Texas jack' dam
by 'Allen Wilkes', son of 'Jay Bird',
never trained lout shows considerable
speed. Stallion, trotter, by 'Toddy
Direct', dans by 'Allen Wilkes', a
good prospect for any one wanting
a trotter. Aged gelding, a good
farm chunk, sound and a good work-
er'. 9 -year old mare, heavy in foal, a
good worker and a fair reader. Road-
ster filly, 3 years old, off a good sized
young mare. Cattle: Cow due Feb.
21, cow due Feb. 30, Cow due Mareh
2, Cow duo March 10, Cow due March
30, Cow doe Juno 21, Cow doe July
5, Cow bred Dec, 17, Cow bred Jan,
10, Cow bred Jan, 25, heifer calf by
Rozell's Gurney Bull, farrow cow,
3 years old. Stock all in
good order. Implements: Massey -
Harris Binder 6 -ft cut, in good work-
ing order, lldiec drill, McCormick,
set disc harrows, set, of diamond
harrows, walking plow, gang plow,
heavy land roller, senfiler, fanning
mill, Clinton make, mower, lumber
wagon, set bob-sleighe, light wagon,
3 -springs, top bresey, open buggy,
set of double harneos, set of single
hence's, rean•s middle, stone beet,
nag truck, oilier Dritle8 too numerous
to trsution. TEllnIS-9 months cre-
dit 00 an:moved joint notes; or 4 9,17
eon'n olf c4rai2ht for caith • All
31 1000 C 5:11 0 or m3.1.2r, e039. Jr.
0OM1, Gundcy,
Auct!mocr.
—1,;1-2
Thn rod 11,1
of-met:,,0 .,t42 )71
1,1 CC.11. t; 1
t,:111t, en Wr2n,s+.1-y the
folloriiiu form s nr
1,1101'10e31-1',"i0re
aGe"' 6.; cowirs• steld.
ere
rieing 3 :Ann, heifer riri,ig 3, 3 5:11003
'rising 2, heifer rising 2. 3 calves,
Implements: hay rake, wagon, sot
bobeleighs, Massey-liarris combined
seed drill, Mnssey-Darris mower, five
foot cut, nearly new, hay rack, fann-
ing mill, root indoor, wagon box and
pig rack, gravel box, walking plow,
sniffler, 2 pig crates, 2 sets whifile
trees,long•Sladder, set heavy harness,
neekyoke, grain cradle, pea harvester,
set iron harrows, sixty 6 -inch tile,
orks, chains and other articles.
There will be no reserve as the propri-
tor has sold his farm. Terms:—All
ums of $10 and under, cash. Over
hat amount 9 months credit will be
'inn on furnishing approved joint
notes or 4 per, cenlestraight for cash
it credit ambunts. All articles to
e satisfactorily settled for before bee
ng removed from premises. 160-
nuncl
Crawford, proprietor,' T. Gun-
lrY, Auctioneer, —33-2
Pewine Paelifees For Stele
I have a feW See0110.11O1111 machines
in first class condition guaranteed for
10 warts Call • and 800 them' at my
11011110 ore floor west of the Royal
.Banic A, Hooper. 8P,-4
Vette for Sale
200 acres, 11/2 miles from Clins
torn choice clay loam, first-class
buildings, a never -failing agtigian
Voll and spelt* creek, clan to
school, Rural route and telephone,
IlYdro passes farm. For portico -
Jars apply to Loren Tyndall, RE,
No, 4 Clinton, Huron Center;
Car For Salo
Chevrolet 490, touring • car, 1019
Model, in first class condition, Will
be sold cheap and good tering to
right party: - John n. Howard.
Baylield, Ont.
—31,4-p
Farm for Sale
100 acres, lot 13 eon, 6, Hullott,
adapted foo' • croping or grazing, 10
acres bush, Wane() in grass. Good
well and windmill, I not sold will
be Tented for pasture. Apply to IL
3. lolilbi Box 25, Clinton, or phone
119. —32-tf
Property for Sale
,On Rase Lhi, 1 Alto north of
Clinton, 21/2 acres of ground, good
frame house with cellar, barn, well
and cistern, small fruits. Land well
drained and in good state of culti-
vation, 13ui1dinge in good repair.
Apply on premises to Miss Bullen.
—32-tf
' ' • '
NOTICE
To the residents of Gacterich Town-
eleipm Ito view. of the prevelenee of
la grippe in -the township and stir-
rounchut .nentry all social gather-
ings are hereby prohibited until after
March 151h, or such time as the
epidemic is eunressed.
JOHN C. WOODS
Chairman.Board of Health.
Scranton Coal
Any who wish to leave their order
for spring delivery can do so by leav-
ing their orders at my residence
Huron St, or phone 155. Terms
strictly eash, E. Ward. —34-tf
No Trespassing
Any person or persons trespassing
or destroying property on the prem-
ises of the estate of the late Will-
iam II. Woods will be prosecuted
according to law.—I, M. Woods,
Bayliejd, Ont. July, 1st, 1920
GIRS WHIR
for knitters and leathers
ALSO WOMEN
for menders amd inspectors
APPLY AT ONCE
Clinton Knitting Co,
umiTED
SCRANTON
COAL
Now is the time to enter your or-
der with us for next winter's supply
of good coal,
It will soon be the beginning of a
new coal year, and in order to get
the coal when we want it, we must
anticipate our requirements in ad-
vance, and thereby get our order
signed up and acknowledged by the
inners as early as possible.
Under the Circumstances We have
to do orm best, and we now court-
eously solicit your order for 1020, so
that we will be in better shape to
worthily merit your patronage.
Try our COKE, CANNEL or WOOD
at the old price:
May we take this opoprtunity to an-
nounce that if the American Exchange
rate continues as high as it has
been, we will be forced to raise our
coal prices at least 50c per ton.
Remember to enter your new order
at the old stand,
J. B. MUSTARD
CLINTON- and BRUCEFIELD
Phone for Clinton 74.
Phone for Brucefield 11 on 618.
THE COINER STONE
Live and Let Live
You Ehpuld Eat
• l'47J.T,e
Fish ehould be niere freely used
negeme it renees mmeedniely high
2.e.int feod velue. It ie
one-Amt.:al eonine of energy for
ees 0-11,0 1101::: WW1 either licnd
hrrel, 1 a g",1,0 11111ca 01.
esn.d. Tiege ege Herm 1.,•!.::,D14,
W117 10 1;211 slmeld (1.5 011010
;10_ Tin. eige1 nra tir!t
at thie 010101 1 the geor Tiedh, can
be proeueed hi. 4. •enilly fine
. condi non
A FES7); SUCLEnTIONS
Fresh lialinut
Freeh Seheen trout
Finnien Haddie .
Fillets
Fresh Water Homing
Codfish
E. E. HUNNIFORD
P9000 4 B
lettbi? Feed
We have a quantity of Victor Feed
for hog e and cattle, which will take
the place of shorts, as it ie impossible
for 05 tO SeeDVC shorts this season,
TRY SOME OF TUTS FEED AND
WE FEEL SURE YOU WILL
LIKE IT
Also 91 our stock is a quantity of
feed flour and mixed chop. As these
two Min are good value at the pres-
ent time we would advise ,an early
purehium.
,Having procured the agency for
the Swift, Ca 100111n CO., WO are pre -
oared to offer 7700
SWIFT'S DR:rels'IVIS TANKAGE
and also all Honda of this com-
Rpttengy'ais•dile,,ertsfipi:rs'
spring seeds our stock
includes the following: Red Clover,
Alsike Clover, Sweet Clover,' Alfal-
fa, Timothy, also Timothy and Al.
tal to mixed.
There are a few barrels of the
Pure Cane Molasses "loft Yet.
W. (Jenkins St Son.
FLOUR ANI) FEED
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SPECIALS FOR
rnumic and SATURDAY
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7 lbs broken sodas for $1
10 this pork and beans. 1.131
5 tins plichaeds for $1
4 tins salmon Tor $1
4 lbs prunes 'for 131
4 lbs dates for
4 lbs figs for
13 lbs Mince meat for $1,
8 pkgs macaroni for 111.1.
6 tins of corn for 113.
5 tins of peas for $1.
6 tins of tomatoes for $1
5 lbs, cranberries or $1
these are a few specials only
ALL OYER THE STORE
WILL 'BE ATTRACTIVE
PRICES FOR $1 DAY.
1
The Hub Grocery
Custom Chopping
Having purchased a 'tractor I aeo •
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
House for Sale
Story and a half house on Princess
street. Good veranda, parlor, din -
ingrown, kitchen and summer
kitchen, wood and coal.
house, three bedrooms, two clothes
closets, cellar, Good hen house and
hen run on premises, also some
Milt trees. All in good repair.
Apply to Geo. Burnett on premises
—31
House for Sale
Frame hone, story and a half
eight rooms. /l acre of ground,
stable, good well and cistern. Apple,
John Shanahan, R. R. No. 1 Clinton.
Phone 1 on 637. —20-tf.
For Sale
Maple Sugar Outfit; 100 sap pails
and spike, 8x2teft. evaporating , pan.
All in good teedition. Write 'Box
340, Dayfield, Ont, —32-2
Boars for Service
Champion bred, big type Yorkshire
and Chosliter White boars for service.
At home every forenoon.—A. C.
Levey, Phone 5 on 680, Clinton —28
WHAT ABOUT THAT
ROOF?
SPRING IS COMING AND
SPRING RAINS
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE
BUYING
Ars,o.nt fir Furnaces
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Ihnele•me, roel rbone
Sim0 over rio0-10nd's 'hardware
FLOUR, and FE:SD
Isliebest -r3:2 for Da -ley, Oats
) mei Inefei.hoot.
tensiS
A emenity oS .170r20,
wood. EInnle.1,-. and V,'117, 10123
o wanted. Inquire at store 1-.1,,,m;
prices.
J. A. .;ORt) & 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; 2000Ibs. finely
ground eor and 3000Ibs. finely ground
wheat. This feed is suitable for
poultry, node or Cattle, ,.
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
N. W. TREWARTTIA, Manager.
Phone 190; Holincoville 4 on 141
CREAM WA NT 171 D
The demand for our butter is in-
crensing.
To eepply this demand we require
more cream.'
1 -Pc recmest you to ship us your
cream.
We guarantee you the Hinhest
Market Prices, necurate tests and
pronget service,
Our firm is known to you and needs
no further recommend.
Wo pay all express themes, furn-
ish cream cans and pay twice each
month.
Write for cans or further informa-
tion to the
Sonforth Creamery Co.
C. A, BARBER, MANAGER