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and Me_.
The Drury Government is off to
:a good start, Geod luck to it, '
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The Drtirr Gevet'umont has called
:another lawyerto its aid. .Tina is
a very give -and -talcs sort of world.
No one elass ; can • get along without
the others, ' '
The• flint farmer' goverment over
convened in this province .did not
-cut out any of the !'frills" attendant
upon the, ppefifng ceremeuiee, .as
'many„anpposed it would do.
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t o-
Sir Herbert Holt advises to pub
your .moaoy in the bank not to spend
it on amusements er goods. Prices
acregoingdown soon, he says, Hurry
up with your proof Slr Herbert -Col-
Lingwood Bulletin.
One way to help 'em down is to keep
a niee account growing In the bank.
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• • The Orillia Packet, speaking of the
high price of sugar, suggests that
it may be a blessing hi disguise, as
'Canadians use too much sugar, "It
is almost impossible” it continues,
to get even a tea-bisepit or a loaf of
bread that is not bedevilled •w th
,sweetening." Yes, but if one hap-
pens to have a "sweet tooth,"
'A. story is told of a number ofboys
who were up before a magistrate in
`Toronto for snowballing a passing
street car on the Weston road and
'being asked what he read one boy re-
plied "History" and on the magistrate
going on to question the boy further
his answers suggested that he was
utterly ignorant of any world know-
Iedge of any, sort. The magistrate,
and an exchange who noted the affair;
seemed to take the ground that the
boy's ignorance was altogeher due to
our • poor school system, but from a
glance over the replies we infer that
the boy was 'a joker and may not
have been nearly so lacking in know-
ledge as he made out. There are
many boys who seen: to think it
"smart" to give a flippant answer to
any puestion put to them and there
• are bake even 'daring enough to'
' "bait" as magistrate if the oppoi'tum
ty presented itself. ' Perhaps such a,
tendency should be checked, 'jut ii! se
the home training ought to count for
something, Schoot. teachers,.shoisld
not have the whole responsibility,,of
training the child. .
"One can find just as many graballs
.and closefisted skinflints along a
city street as along a township con-
cession. Niggardliness is no more
general in one than the other," says
the Belleville Ontatfv, but it admits
that it is ie the cities and towns that•
you find nearly all the foolish sande
thrifts Who vesto their
monis, about
as fast as they get It .--Toronto
Hails Star,
Oh, 40, They're not all in tate city,
You'li hind them everywhere.
Mtirriligee
S,TER.LI'NG- 0STEit--,A.t Bayfield,
on Mar. 3rd, by the Rey. I , L,
• Andersen, Annie, daughter of Mr.
Joseph Foster, to Leslie Sterling
of Goderdch township.
MANN - RILEY tlt Sea£orth, on
Feb. 25th, , Margaret, daughter of
Mr.' Don Riley cf Constance, to
John 'Mann, Jr.,, of Hullett town-
ship.
Births,
ECKART--In McKillop, on Feb. 28th,
to Mr, and Mrs, John M. 'Eckert,
a son.
SAUNDERS-ln. Goderioh, on Feb,
27th,to Mr. and Mrs. C. K.
Saundars, a daughter.
NOAKES—At Kippen, on Mar, 4th,
to Mr. and Mrs, Archie Noakes,
a son;' -.-Lloyd George.
Deaths
McMILLAN—In . Clinton. on March
7th, Margaret McMillan, aged 72
years.
PETRIE--In; Clinton, on Mar. 5th,
Grace Harvey, widow of the late
John Petrie, aged 90 years.
LINDSAY -Lin Godericb township, on
March 4th, Laura Perdue, wife of
Mr. D. A. Lindsay, aged 41 years,
McDQNALD—In Bayfield, on Mar.
10th, Mary Pflug, wife of Mr. Dan-
iel McDonald, aged, 61 years...
CROUCH—In Winnipeg Mar. lst,
Millicent V. Petty, daughter of
G: C. Petty, Hensall, and wife
of Vernon 'H. Crouch.
• 1N IEMORI.A•IVI
•HEARD—In"Icevirig memory' of Thom-
as Edward Heard, Who passed'away
at Thessalon, March llth 1919.
"Calm bn thee bosons - of thy God,
Fair spirit rest thee nowt
Even while with us .. thy.. footsteps
trod,
'Dhis Seal-was..on thy brow. .
ust to its,barr'ow. house beneath!
...Souletotits'placo -on high!
1They,that have seen thy look in death,
No more may fear to ate."
' Fathee' h Thy' gracious keeping
'LeeVe we now Thy servant sleeping,"
• ,, ' -Wife, and family
S.HAYfNO,2 of
1920.
.of the Municipality of
_ i• , the 'Village of
Bagfield
A By-law to provide for the re-
modeling of the Town Hall in the
said,, Village of Bayfield and to
authojrize the issue of Debentures
of the said Village to the amount
of $2500.00 for the purpose el
.raising the sum thereof.
WHEREAS it is desirable to re-
model the Town Hall in the said.
'Village according to the plans adopt-
ed by the Council of the said
Village and to raise the sum of Two
Thousand Five Hundred Dollars to
meet the expenses of the said re-
pairs.
e-pairs.
AND WHEREAS it is desirable to
issue the said Dedentures at one
time and to make the principal of
'the said debt repayable by yearly
'sums during the period of ten years,
being the currency of the said deben-
tuxes, said yearly suns being such
:espective amounts that the aggre-
gate amount payable in each year,
for principal and interest in respect
,of said debt shall be as nearly as
;possible equal to the amount so pay -
in able each of the other nine years
bt the said period, as shown by Sche-
dule "A" hereto attached.
AND WHEREAS the roti'i amount
required b;" the Municipat Act tis
ibe raised annually by special rate
lior paying the said debt and interest
is the sum of Three Hundred and
Thirty-one Dollars and Sixty -Seven
Cents ($381,67) annually for the putt,
Tose. of paying the principal and•'in
terost each'effete every ye'nr tt ring
the 'peeled oi' ten yea:f, "
AND WHEREAS tile'itineutit''irf
the whole rateable property of the
said Village of Bayfield, according'
to the' last ° Assessment Roll thereof,
is One Hundred and Twenty -Five
'Thousand •Three Hundred and "Fifty-
:Six:'($125.$56) dollars.
.AND WHEREAS there is now no
existing debt of the said Corporation
sof Bayfield.
THEREI!'ORE the Municipal Coun-
cil of The Corporation of the. Village
of Hayfield enacts as follows:
1" The sale] 11'lufi`%cipal council.
'a'i • the said Village of
'Hayfield shall expend the 'lawn of
Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars
($2500.00) in re -modeling the Town
i!Igll in the said Village and for the
3Piptrrpose of raising the rain Deben-
tures of the said Viliage to the sum
of Two Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars as aforesaid in the sum of
not less than One Hundred Dollars
each shall be jutted on the 15th Day
° .ef December 1920 and each Debenture
;shall be dated on the day of the issue
-thereof and shall be payable within
Ten years thereof at the Sterling
Bank of Canada in the said Village
of Bayfield.
2 Each of the said Debentures shat]
be signed by the onof
he said
d
Village or by
authorized by Ey-law to sign the
same and bIt the Treasurer thereof,
and the Clerk shall attach thereto the
corporate Seal of the Municipality.
3 The said. Debentures shall bear
tammami
interest at the rate of Five. and. One
Half per cent, per Annum payable
yearly at, the said Bank on.the. l5th-
Day of December in. each and every
year during the currency.. thereof.
4 During:the currency of the said
debentures there shall be raised
annually 'by said. rate.on,ell the rate-
able property of the said Village the
sumo of Three 'Hundred' and Thirty -
One Dollars and Sixty -Seven Cents
for the purpose of paying the amount
due in each of the said years for
principal "'and interest in respect of
said debt; as shown in the Schedule
'"A" hereto annexed.
5 This 'Byelaw shall Make effect on
the final-°peasing' thereof. .
' 6 The 'votes of the electors of the
said Village shall be 'taken on the said'
By-Iaw at the Town Hall in the' said
Village on the 5th Day' of April,
1920'commencing at the Hour of nine
o'clock in the forenoon and continuing
until five o'clock in the afternoon of
the sante day •by H. W. .'twin the
Clerk of the said Village. •
7 On Saturday the 3rd Dayof April
the Reeve of the said Village shall at-
tend at the Council Chamber at Eleven
o'clock in the forenoon to appoint
persons to attend at the said polling
places aforesaid, and at the final sum-
ming up .of the votes by the Clerk
on behalf of the persons interested
in the promoting and opposing of this
By-law respectively.
8 The Clerk of the Council of the
said village of Bayfield shall attend at
his office in the Town Hall at Eleven
o'clock in the forenoon of Tuesday
the 6th Day of April, 1920 to sump up
the number of votes for and against,
the By-law.
Dated at the Town Hall in the said
Village -of Bayfield, this 8th day of
March A. D. 1920.
Meaner,
Reeve.• .
H,• W. Erwin.. s .
Clerk.
NOTICE:; ..
Take notice that ;the fgnjegoing is
••a' trite copy of a p%oposed Hy -law of
the said Village, and ifnthe assent .of
the 'electors is obtained to it,it will
be taken into . consideration by the
Couneil after the• expire:de n 'of one
month from'the date of the first pub-
lication, which said date.is, the 11th
Day of March A. D': 1920, and ;if
a tenant desires to,vote he must de-
liver to the Clerk not tater than the
10th day before the day appointed for
taking the vete a declaration provid-
ed by Sub. Section 3 of Section 265.
And 'further take notice that the
vote of the electors shall betaken. at
"the time anti ;place mentioned in said
By-law; ttnd the Reeve and Clerk
will also attend at the time and place
therein mentioned for appinting per-
sons to attend at the said polling place
and at the final sunurting up of the
votes by the Clerk of the' Village. •
H. W. Erwin, Clerk of the Munici-
pality of the Village of'Bnyfidlcl.
SCHEDULE "A"'-
Re'ferred to in the foregoing By-
law.
Year. Principal Interest Total
1 $194.17 137.50 331.67
2 204.85 - 120.82 381,67
8 216.12 115.55 331.67
4 228.00 198.07 381,67
5 240,54 91.18 881,07
0 268.77 •77.90 831,67
7 207,78 63,94. 381..67
8 282.48 49.22 881.07
0 297.99 32.68 831.67
10 814.38 17:19 831.01
From
Prison Ceti
to
$7500 a Year
• M was a forger—clev-
er hardened, He was "doing
a stretch" for the third time;
When in jail he accepted
Christ.
He wen watched over and ear-
ed for, On his release he was
placed where his natural
talents could be honourably
used. • Today he is drawing a
salary of $7,500 a year.
He owes everything that
makes life worth living to
the ministry of
The Salvation
Arrn,3r--�-
308 CITADELS
AND INSTITUTIONS
IN 'MIS TERRITORY.
--USE THEM:
PRIVATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS
COMMENCING ,THURS. MAR. 11
hours from 3 of 5 p.in. and from
7.30`to 9,30 evenings
P.fahogany parlor suite consisting of
two rockers, settee; chairs,jardinere
stands, table, two �pedestials, 1 Ax-
minster rug 3x4, Wilton slag 8x4,
Tapestry rug 2„6x3, .Congoleum rug
3x4, Bathroom linoleum 2x3, 3 grass
tea rugs, 1 portiere, curtains, baby
sleigh, Morris chair, screen door,
amber table lamp, etc.
• Percy Couch, Joseph Street
Seed for Sale
Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover.
Apply Jno. R. Middleton, R. R.
No. 3, Clinton, Phone 3 on 606.
—36-2-p
House to Rent
France house on Victoria street,
over the G. T. R. tracks; seven
rooms, summer kitchen, woodshed and
coal house: Town water. In good
repair. ' Apply to Mrs. .1, Govett,
Clinton.--36-tf
• Tenders Wanted
Sealed tenders will be received by
the undersigned .until Friday, 2nd
April, 1920, at 2 o'clock pan. when
the said tenders will be opened, for
the .const/Motion and completion of
the Murray -Lamb. Municipal Drain in
the township of Hullett. Plans and
specifications may be seen at the
Clerk's office, Londesboro. Lowest or
any tender not necessarily accepted.
John Fingland, Clerk of the Munici-
pality of the township of Hullett.
—36-3
Wanted '
A millinery apprentice. Apply to
Miss F. M. Cameron, Successor to
Miss Bawden. Miss F. M. Cameron
has opened up a millinery business in
the parlors lately vacated by Miss
Bawden. Fuller particulars later.
—30-1
Notice to Creditors
In the estate of Annie Hanley, de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given that
all persons having claims agaliiist
the estate of Annie Hanley late of
the town of Clinton in the County of
Huron, widow, deceased, who died
on or about the 20th day of August
1919 are required to deliver to
Alexander Welsh and Robert Welsh
the executors of the said estate on
or before the lst day of April 1920
a full statement of their claims to-
gether with partieulatls thereof and
the nature of the securities, if any,
held by them all duly verified by
affidavit.
And take Notice that after the
said last mentioned elate the said
executors will proceed to distribute
the estate having regard only to such
claims as he shall have received due
notice and in accordance therewith.
Dated at Clinton this 10th day of
March A. D. 1920.
W. Het/done, Clinton, Ont.
Solicitors for the said Executors
—86-2
. Sheep for Sale
25. well bred Leicester ewes and 1
ram. Terms to suit purchaser.
Apply Walter Mair, R. R. No, 1,
Clinton, or call 0 on 638.-85-2-p
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed and re-
paired. Woollen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms over Heard's barber shop.
W. J. Jago, —35-tf
Seed Peas for Sale
A limited quantity of extra good
quality seed peas for sale. E. L.
Mittell, Phone 175 Clinton, --34-3-p
Houses for Sale
Two; frame houses on Victoria
street. Apply at The Nowa-Record
office. —34-tf
Farm for Sale
100 acres, lot 12 con, O, Mullett,
adapted for eeping or grazing, 10
acres bush, balance• in grass. Good
well and windmill. I4 not sold will
be rented for pasture, Apply to R.
I. Miller Box 25, Clinton, or /hello
119. —32-tf
Clint in: ltTows,Reeorci
'NO MISTAKE
Made when you get the habit of using our Bulk Freshly Cusum)
Coffee or using our bulk teas. Green or maxed Japans,' eV by getting the
bit
h 1 . } r
a of s wppn nk at Johnson & Co, G ocary,
rv r
3 cakes es of I a ci dor GET' YOUR HF,NS LA,X'. 2pkgs, Corn InalcoN25e
lNG WHEN PRICES ARE 1 cart of Pilchards 82e
GOAD USE, -.-
Bath Toilet soap 25c
3 oaken palm. Olive
Toilet soap ' 35e.
8 cans Kitehen Clean- Pratte Egg producer
ser for • 2.5c Pratte Lice Destroyer
(Sante as Hutch) ,Oyster Sheil, Mica Grit,
THEY HELP
Matches 25c GET SOME
We . pay highest prices for Butter'and Eggs
Phone orders "promptly cared for A ,Sqt are Deal for all,
JOHNSON, & CONMPA11Y Phone 1111E
3 1>kgs Dominion
Our tea priecs have
net changed yet, Get it
before the advance
Special Blend lb, 50e.
Royal Blend 69c.
Quality Blend 70e
Japan Green SQe,
Phone 126
THE .•` CREAM OF
ALL ICE CREAMS
Is yours if you will but order it from
us for we handle Silverwoeds. To
the scruPulous care in making it from
the purest of cream and fineat of fruit
flavorings is due its richness, its
flavor. Take a quart home and be
convinced. You'll like it: and cheap.
We are selling it at just 50e a quart,
AT
The CLINTON CANDY KITCHEN
M. McNEIL, PROPRIETOR
MAKE YOUR HOME HAPPY
DON'T WAIT ANY LONGER.
Don't you know the time to educate
your children is when they are
young. Start them into there music
lessons as you would their school
soon if you want them to make a
success of it.
It lifts them into a higher society
which „they can not reach with out
music.
Make arrangements to start them
right. Which is only done on a
piano. Any music teacher will tell
on an organ and it only disheartens
We canuote you y u prices and
Gourley piano by dropping a card to
JONATHAN HUG1LL
you it is waste of time to practise
the child.
make terms on a high grade Bell or
SEAFORTH
BUTLER BROS.,
'TENDER ROAST ..,..
FRESH HAM..,
You like it? Then: yea will en•
-
joy a dinner from ours. •It s
simply delicious — •young, juicy,
tender and Most 'Wholesome. We
suggest that for your dnner. to -day
or Sunday, you order somefrom
us, and you will not be disappointed
THE VETERANS MEAT STORE.
free delivery to any part of town
Phone 170
Sewing Machines For Sale
I have a few second hand machines
in first class condition guaranteed for
10 years. Call and see them at my
house, one door west of the Royal
Bank A. Hooper: • 38-4
Auction Sale
Of pure bred Shorthorns. The
undersigned has received instructions
to sell by public aueton at Lot 27,
Con. 1, Tuckersnttin (London Road )
one mile south of Brucefield, on Fri-
day Mar. 12 commencing at 12 o'clock
sharp, the following: Horses—Agri-
cultural mare, 9 years old, Agricul-
tural mare 7 years old, Heavy.Perch-
eron rising 3, Heavy CIyde rising 2,
Heavy horse rising 5, Shetland pony
rising 2. Scotch and Scotch Topped
Cattle—Roan Duchess 150979, born
Feb. 22. 1917, with calf at foot, Prin-
cessr Mary, 105630, born Nov. 9,
1912, Mayflower 7th 105839, born
April 30, 1913, Queen Butterfly 141810
born May 3, 1918, Jeanette Female
149988. born June 8. 1918, Ruby
Queen 143989, born April 1, 1918,
Gloster Belle 145507, born March 31,
1918, Nonpareil Beatrice 153939, red,
born Feb. 5, 1918, Matchless Minnie
153927, red, born March 10,-.1918,
Prince Duke ,male 133743, born May
28, 1919, Ring Master, male 184376,
born May 16, 1919, Nonpareil Pride,
male 132487, bort„ Feb, 28, •1919,
Note—The above herd will either
have calves at foot or in calf to
Scotch bulls and are of noted families
as Matchless Crimp= Flowers; Roan
Duchess, Princess Mary, Mayflower
and Nonpareil, The three above bulls
are an exceptional good lot. Grade
Cattle --Cow 9 years due in April,
Cow 6 years due in April, Cow 2
Years due in April, Grass cow 4 years,
Cow 4 years due in June, Cow 5
years due in May, Cow 6 years due in
May, 2 steers rising 2 Heifer rising
2, 5 calves 14 months old, Heifer ris-
ing 1 year, 2 Fall Calves, About 65
pullets. Implements -2 • Waggons
and Hay.Rack, Massey -Harris mower,
new, Massey -Harris cultivator, new,
Deering binder 6 -ft cut, Massey -Har-
ris side rake, Sugar beet sculiler, 2
row,.set of bobsleighs, Cockshutt, Hay
Rake, Pig Rack. Steel roller. Riding
plow, Canton P, N. 0., Set of 4 sec-
tion, Harrow?;', Democrat, 2 seats,
Gang plow, 2 walking plows, 400 -ft
ash lumber also planks, 2 sets Britch-
ing harness, Cream Separator Prem-
ier, new, Daisy churn No. 4, Iron
Kettle, Extension ladder 30 ft„
Scales 2,000 ib , Terms: --All sums
of $10 and under, cash, over that
amount 9 Months credit will be given
on furnishing approved joint notes
or 5 per cent straght for cash on
credit amounts. Henry lee Beau,
Proprietor, C. Robinson, Auctionee',
Auction Sale
Of farm static and Implenments.
Having disposed of my fart„„ I have
instructed the undersigned to sell by
public auction at lot 32, con. 6,
tIniktt, (Base Line) on Thursday,
March 18th, 1920, et 1 o'clock sharp,
the following: I4orses--General pur-
pose driving mare; liyears old, geld-
ing rising.2 years by Tommy Bars,
2 fillies rising 4 years by Lord Ron -
old, filly rising 5 years by Glenrae.
Cattle—Cow 6 years old, due tune of
sale, Cow 5 years old due April 25,
2 Cows 5 years old due June 8, Cow
10 years, due June 28, Cow due Sep.
3rd. 2 steers rising 2 years old, 4
heifers rising 2 years, yearling steer,
3 yearling heifers, 6 fall calves.
Sheep -24 Leicester ewes, registered
Leicester ram. Implernents—Mass-
ey-Harris binder Oft cut. Deering
mower, 6 ft. cut, Massey -Harris
10ft. rake ,nearly new, Deering cul-
tivator with seeder, Champion drill,
Deering Roller, Windsor disc harrow,
four section harrows, Chatham fan-
ning mill with bagger, straw cutter,
Cockshutt riding plow, walking plow,
Kangeroo plow, root pulper, 2,000
Ib scales, set light team harness,
nearly new, set plow harness, set
light double harness, set single harn-
ess, lumber waggon, hay rack, set
bob sleighs, waggon box with spring
seat, rubber tire buggy, De Laval
cream separator, Sugar kettle, crow
bar, quantity of hay. Household
furniture—wood cook stove, wood
tripple heater, 2 bedsteads, bed
springs, Hall lamp, Hanging lamp,
mantle lamp, and other small articles
Tennis—All suets of $10 and under,
cash, over that amount 8 months cred-
it on furnishing approved joint notes
pp J
or a discount of 4 per cent off for
cash. Hay to be cash. Thos.
Gundry, Auctioneer. T., J. Lindsay,
Proprietor, .-85-2,p
Auction Sale
The undersigned has received in-
structions to sell by public auction
at Lot 12 in the village of Bayfield,
on Friday, March 19th, at 10 o'clock
sharp, the following:' Horses—Mare
6 years old, Mare 4 years olcl, Filly
2 years old, • Gelding 1 year old,
Driving mare rising 7 years, quiet,
Clyde mare 5 years old, Driving
mare 5 years old. Cattle—Cow 7
years old, due at time of sale, Cow
8 years, due last of March, Jersey
Cow due in April, Berkshire sow'
to litter Ayril 20th. Implements—
Massey-Harris binder, Massey -Harr-
is mower, wagon, 2 walking plows,
Cockshutt 11 disc drill, nearly new,
hay rack, wood rack, gravel box, set
bob -sleighs and log banks, root
pulper 2 cutter, corn shelter, scythe,
8 logging chains, 2 cedar hay rack
sills 16 ft long, grind stone, hay
rake, set of disc harrows, set iron
blocks„ apple press,, 5 balls binder
twine, set of double harness, Deer-
ing knife grinder, wagon, Premier
riding plow, Verity 2 -furrow plow,
No. 3 Daisy churn, Massey -Harris
mower, 6 -ft cut, top buggy, 2 sets
single harness, „nearly new, robe, 2
woollen blankets, string bells, 24
hens, forks, shovels end other in -t-
ides. Terms:—All sums of $10
and under, cash, over that amount
8 months credit will bogiven on furn-
ishing, approved joint notes. A dis-
count of 4 per cant, straight, for
cash on credit amotntts, Thomas
Bailey, Proprietor, Thos. 'Gundry,
Anctionteer,---35-3
For Sato
Ford runabout '18 model, In geed
ahapc. I ,. Ston&; Itirkk at., Clutton,
--32.0
Wanted
Sprhtg muskrats shine, Season is
now open, let March to'21st Aptdi. I
will pay high prices for well handled
skins. Get my prices before selling,
Other furs are not se good now, but
will pay full Value for tient. If you
cannot bring fury I will pay postage
or express and will tectum furs pre-
Paid if .my prices are not satisfaet-
ory; 11. A. Hovey, Clinton -•36
Little figs for Sale
Choice lot of young pigs in good
growing condition. Price reason.
able. Order early, First to come
is the lucky person, F. W. And-
rews, Clinton ,---35,tf
Property for Sale
On Base Line, 1 mile north of
Clinton, 2'/f acres of ground, good
frame house with cellar, barn, well
and cistern, small fvliits, Land well
drained and in good state of culti-
vation. Buildings in good repair,
Apply on premises to Miss Bullen,
32-iif
No Trespassing
Any person or persons trespassing
or destroying property on' the prem -
lace of the estate of the late Will-
iam H. Woods will be prosecuted
according to law.—I, M, Woods,
Bayfield, Ont. July, lst, 1920
Boars for Service
Champion bred, big type Yorkshire
and Cheshter White boars for service.
At home every forenoon.—A. C.
Levey, Phone 5 on 039, Clinton --28
Order Your Supply of
Scranton Coal
NOW
Now is the time to enter your or-
der with us for next winter's supply
of good coal.
It,tviil soon. be, the beginning ofa
new coal year, and in order to get
the coal' when we want it,' we must.
anticipate our requirements in ad -
ranee, and thereby get our order
signed up and acknowle ea' by the
miners as early as possrle.
tinder th'e circtimstances thehave
to, do : our best, and we now court-
eously solicit your order for 1920, so
that we will be 'in better shape to
worthily merit your patronage.
Try our COKE, .CANNEL or WOOD
et -the old price.
May we take this opportunity 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.
Retneitber to enter your new order
at the old stand.
J. B. MUSTARD
CLINTON and BRUCI)F'IELD
Phone for Clinton 74.
Phone for Brucefield 11 on 618.
THE -CQRNER STORE
Live slid Let Live
klln011ncefflellt
Having purchased the stock of
Groceries and Crockery of E. E.
Hunniford, our aiin will be at all
times to carry a well assorted stock
of the _best goods obtainable and to
give you prompt service.
We solicit the patronage of the
people of .Clinton and surrounding
country.
FredW.Wigg
Phone 45
fetor Fee
We have,- quantity of Victor Feed
for hogs and cattle, which will take
the place of shorts, as itis impossible"
for us to secure shorts this season.
TRY SOME OF THIS FEED AND
WE FEEL SURE YOU WILL,
LIKE IT .
Also in our stock is a quantity 'of
feed flour and mixed chop. As these
two lines are good value at the pres-
ent time we would advise an early
purchase,
Having procured the agency for
the Swift Canadian Co„ we are pre-
pared to offer you •
SWIFT'S DIGESTIVE TANKAGE
and also alI brands of this com-
pany's Fertilizers.
Regarding spring needs our stock
includes the following; Red Clover,
Alsike Clover, Sweet Clover, Alfal-
fa, Tintothy, also Timothy and Al-
falfa mixed,
There are a few barrels of the
Pure Cane Molasses left yet.
W Jenkins & Son.
FLOUR AND FEED
Phones; Elevator 199, Residence 141
1ara1adc
Sunkist Letnens
Oranges and
Grape Fruit'
are the finest and best
Fruit for near/naiads
WE ALSO •iIAVE'
BITTER ORANGES,,
W. T. 0"1V11
The Hub Grocery
° SCRANTON COAL
Any who wish to leave their order
for spring delivery pan do so by lean
ing their orders at my residenee
Huron St. or phone 155. Terme
strictly cash. E. Ward.
GIRLS WANTED
fur knitters and learners
ALSO WOMEN
for, menders arld inspectors
APPLY AT ONCE
Clinton' Knitting Co.
LIMITED
WHAT ABOUT. THAT
ROOF?
SPRING IS COMING AND
SPRrG RAINS .1
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE ]
BUYING
�ry
Agent for Hecla Furnaces
THOS. HAWKINS.
Plumbing and Heating: Phone 54
Shop over Rowland's hardware
FLOUR and FEED
Highest Prices Paid for Barley, °ata
and Buckwheat. C , .d
LOGS
A quantity of Elm, Maple, Base -
wood, Beech, Hemlock and White Asli
Logs wanted. Inquire at store about
prices.
J. A. FORD R SON
Phone 123,
PRACTICAL HINTS RE PRO0110..
TION AND MARKETING OP
EGGS.
1—Feed hens on clean, wholesome
food, and provide plenty of pure„
water in clean utensils.
2—Keep the poultry house clean,
sanitary, and free from vermin.
Provide plenty of clean, dry nests
in darkened places.
3—Gather eggs at least once a
day in cool weather and twice a,
day in hot weather.
4—Do not sell eggs known to be
bad, it is dishonest.
5—Do not wash eggs.
6.—Sell eggs as regularly and as
frequently as possible; at least;
twice a week in summer and once in
the winter. •
7—Never expose eggs to the di-
rect -sunlight, rain,' or to extreme
heat,
• 8• --.Always keep eggs in a cool,
dry place and have them covered
with a cloth or other means ' to
Prevent fading or evaporation, ; Do
not keep eggs near kerosene, onions,
fish or other strong smelling sub.,
stance; they readily absorb odours.
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO,
,N.. W. TREWARTHA, Manager.,
Phone 190; Holntesvillo 4 on 141
CREAM WANTED 1
The. demand for our butter is In-
creasing.
To supply this demand we require
more cream.
We request you to ship us your
cream.
We guarantee you the Highest
Market Prices, accurate tests and
prompt service.
Our firms is known to you and needs
no further recommend,
We ,pay all express charges, furn-
ish cream cans and pay twice each
month.
Write for cans or further informa-
tion to the
Seaforth Creamery Co.
C. A. 13A1t5I017, MANAGER