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Clinton News.Repord
Orr Interest to '9 `ou '
and Me
:'Don't imoe]c but boast Your cm'
n7 e advice of
unity, is the sPy7slbl ad i P
the Brussels Post,
• The New York Mailsays that of
gasoline goes to fifty tens a 5g'ollon
-t0 lot'ex people will be buying gaso-;
1]]ie lit fifty cents a gallon,
suvcvssful merchants
believe most there
ertising arid who pxac-
beliefs:'--Simeoo Re-
Renfrew Mercury asks if
where in the Dominion
y that cannot be intlu-
e ministerial promises
public works?"
nothing like production
(Texas) Times-ITerald
&y: "No corn, no calces
clothes, No' wriest no
shingles, no shelter:",
*wr•
1 Advocate has bought
Mitchell 11 iie-
over lYl t5
7 o the
editor died a few
Henceforth there will
Pa1?er published in
xntnent can give � us
Day, bub vanthey glue
—The Seaforth News..
man not yet learned
1 for anyth]ng'plainer
be truth in the asser-
e Orillia Packet, "that
girl's would hesitate
an with a wooden leg,
are ready to jump at
a wooden head."
r,*�a
instead of `raisin'
asks one's choice,of
to lower the discount
Canadian money" remarks
Advertiser. At this sea -
say "Pumpkin, please"
x, � s
Packet describes sonie-
"as short as a Scotch
As the Pac.:et editor
y married we presume
taken as an authority
Length of a•Canadian
so.
refineries are unwill-
,the price of sugar
have � hand a large
• bought at the
probably they had
•a on hand
of raws
IoW price when the
x e u �
are very careless
ng ofappointmentsbut
an chartered a special
rim o T sante the
g'
I t o
suing missed the regu-
t he might Iteep an had in that city at
e following morning
1300 to keep that ap-
A * * ,p
° Monday is Thanksgiving Day.
Canada never hail greater cause for
thanksgiving than she has this
_year. Let it not be a mere formal,
perfunctory observance of the day,
but a clay of teal thanksgiving.
Canada has been blessed "i' basket
and i' store," .and as ingratitude is
one of the meanest of sins, we
• should, as a people, not fail to
"give thanks?"
a
The Philadelphia Corn Exchange
says: "The newspaper .gives more
-of its service free than altnost,.any
other institution that is not an endow-
ed charity, while at the same time it
voluntarily, for what seems fine
public good, refuses to accept pro-
' fitable. advertising. Who can es -
'timate, therefore, the suM total of
such a policy, day in and day ant,
adhered to by our newspapers?"
The Owen Sound Sun -Times and
the Oshawa Reformer are coming
•, out as tri -weeklies, publishing 'three
,.issues a week, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. There are in Canada
many dailies, weeklies and semi-week-
lies but these are, as far as the are
aware, the only two papers which
no publish three times weekly. Ontar-
io's Baby City and the growing town
• of Oshawa are beginning to feel th'e
• need of a daily paper and. are no
doubt, "wonting up to" that. '
r.. e *
The complaint is merle in some
• towns that •the war trophies presen-
t ted' by the War Trophies Commmittee
are not given proper positions or
treated as if they mattered at all.
This charge cannot well be•made in
• ' Clinton for the field gun presented
to this town 'has been given a posi-
�< :tion on the beautifully kept postofiice
r-° f h in
eci 1 er lyse on av
e s a
- mar g
s p p
q
n Det n ment and
boon granted by tl e l a •t e
_now stands on a neatly constructed
•cenenb foundation built for the pur
,:pose ,in that central spot.
,*e**
Rents are going up at such a rate
'in Toronto• that the mayor and board
•of control are 'endeavoring to do
'something to bring relief to tenants.
.Nothing •seems to be possible,'howev-
•er, except to raise the assessment of
- profiteering ]andlords and as this
would only'inean increased rents the
"ila'st state of the tenant would be
•worse than the first, If a system
could be worked out so that a part
•of the taxes thus collected could be'
given back to the suffering tenant it
might help. Let Tommy Church get
.down to it and see what can be done:
The Chtistian Guardian, the organ
•ori the Methodist Church ]n Cahada,
•came out last week in a new forth,
,having been enlarged, being now sim-'
ilar in size to MaeLean s Magazine,
•and with colored cover, It is, both
.as to.. nnechanical •construction and
{ reading matter, a very creditable pro-
duction and the Methodist Church ltas
reason to be pn,oud of. its church pep-
er. The Guardian was fotnded in
x829 by Egerton Ryersch, a fine type
of Christian and o;f citizen, Iii over
ininety years ib has gained ari assured
Wlace anoegst Cenndiain people and
e wish it continued success.
"Tlte Moat
are those who
uglily in ,acly
tice their
• fornmeii; •
"The Renf
there "is any
; a constituent
•enced by th
, .of the gifts of
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There's no
`The Waco
', puts it this ;w
No cotton, no
waffles, N3
The Mitchel
out and taker.
• corder, whose
months ago,
' be but ` one
- Mitchell.
i
"The "cove
•Thanksgiving
us .turkeys?
Has the News
-:to be thankfu
than turkey?
"There may
tion," says'th
• whereas many'
to marry a nn
~`-"--"r th• e fellow with
•
Saying 'apple'
when the waiter
pie is helping
rate on Cana
"The London A•
• son we always
The Oriilia
thing as being
honeymoon."
is but recent!
•he might be
• on the proper
honeymoon al
The sugar
• ing to reduce
becau`;e they
• stock ,,, of raws
'high price. But
a large stock
' bon •ht at a
,g
price went up
• Sonne people
: about the ]teepi
a Montreal m
i ri
train to bring
other night h
lar once, so that
-�.ee ap-
pointment he
11ne-thirty th
It, cost hint $
• pointment.
Stanley Tow`ltsWWp
Following is the report .for $,S•
No 3, for September:
Me•-Ardp11 Grainger 74/",
4th --Harold 'Playlet 66'%, ; AIn7t1;
Rathwell Gl'/r ,.
Sr. Srd -- Blanche .Taylor 498,
Sareh Reid' 261 (absent),
Sr, 2nd --Murray Grainger 314
Marie Grainger 289, Lillian Mardis
226, joule Tailor 191, Reese' 1 -loll,
ner 106.
225, Louis Taylor 191., Russel Hob-
vey Taylor 65,
Jr. Primer Margaret Chutes' 01,
Margaret Peck, teacher,
The directorate, of the Stratford
Agricultural, Society, which has a
surplus this year of $1100, discussed
the possibility of a county fair.
Marriages ,
WATSON—HEAD—In ' Clinton, on
Sept. 23rd, by the Rev.. S.Ander-
son, Mrs. Vine Jane Stevens I•Iead
to William Donnelly Watson of
Whitby. •
BEATTY-ROBERTS-At St. George's -
church,. Goderieh, on. Oct. 6th, by
Rev. R. S S. Cora Beat-
rice, daughter,of Mrs. J. Me Rob-
erts, to William .Beatty, manager
of the Union Bank, Hillsgreen, for-
merly of Bayfield.
BUTLER-SCOTCHMERIO—At Craik,
Sask., on Oct, 6th, by the Rev. Mr.;
Cole, Charlotte Daisy, youngest
daughter of Mr, Alfred Scotchmere
of Bayfield, formerly of Clinton, to
Myron James Butler of Deaver, Al-
ber•ta,
•
Births
KERR-In Clinton, on Oct. 13th, to
Mr. and Mr's. J. L. Kerr, twin
daughters. (one still -born.)
WOODS—In Seaforth, on October
6th, to ltir. and Mrs. Charles Wood,
IIs on.
JEFFRAY—In Turnberry, on Octo-
ber, 4th, to Mr. and Mrs. Robt. J.
Jeffrey, a son.
STAPLETON—In Turnberry, on
`"Oct. 3rd. to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. S.
Stapleton ,a daughter,
PENHALE—In Exeter, on Oct. 3rd,
to Mr. and Mrs. 'Asa Penhale, a
son. '
• Deaths
HICKNELL—In McKillop, on Octo-
ber 6th, August Bicknell, aged 62
years, 9 months and 17 days.
TELEPHONE INCREASE-
IN
NCREASEIN THE MATTER of the Applica-
tion Commissioners for the
•i the on t s s
ton of t 1 C
telephone system of the Munici-
pa'rty of the Tewttship of Gale -
ria, "er authority to increase the
char, is, for telephone service:
APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING.
The Ontario Railway i1 a and Munici-
pal
pal Board having directed Francis
Dagger, Esquire, Telephone expert,
to 'enquire and report upon the
above natter, doth appoint Tues-
day, the twenty-sixth day of Octo-
ber, A.D., 1920, at the 'hour of a
quarter past one o'clock in the af-
ternoon, at the Town Hall in the
Town of Clinton, for the holding of
such enquiry, at which ..tone and
place all persons interested in this
matter and desiring to be heard are
directed to attend.
Dated at Toronto this fifth day of
October, A. D., 1920.
11.'`C. SMALL,
67-2 • Secretary
COURT OF REVISION
TOWN OP CLINTON
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Court of Revision of the MunicipaI-
ity .of the Town of Clinton will be
held in the Council Chamber, Min-
ton, on Tuesday, the 26th day of
October at eight o'clock in the
evening, for the purpose of hearing
and determining complaints against
the Assessment Roll of the said
Municipality for 1020, Persons
having business with the said Court
will please attend at the said time
and place.—D. L. Macpherson, Clerk
Clinton,,, October 18th. 67-1
Wanted for Buyer
House and lot. House six or
Revert rooms, and lot large enough
for a garden. For attention- gtve
price and particulars in reply. Ad-
dress T. C. B., News -Record office,
Clinton. 67-2cp
White Leghorn Cockerels for Sale
A number of thorobred 'White Leg
horn cockerels, from the Delewate
ChickenParra Stratford, stock, A1
-
ply J. B, Hyde, Kippen, 67.1-p
Lost
In Wesley church shed, Clinton, ort
the night •of Sept. 18th,
abuggv
rug,
black, with striped lining. Finder
kindly communicate with News -Re-
cord office. 67-2-1i
Farm for Sale -
55 acres on the Ind of Stanley, 2111
miles south of Clinton; 335 mile from
school, rural mail delivery and tel-
ephonie, story and a
half frame house, hard and soft wa-
ter at the hquse and also web at
Karn; barn 86 x 54, driving shed, pig
pen, and hen house, frame Horse
stable. Good hardwood bush' Land
in good state of cultivation, 2%
acres of fall wheat in, Apply on
premises or to Herbert Castle, Clin-
ton,—67-3-p
Auction Sale
Of house and lot and household
effects on Huron Street opposite J.
Cuninghaine's en Saturday Oct. 23rd,
IlapPy Thought range,..Cook stove, 2
heaters, tables, chairs, dressers, beds,
springs and mattresses, dishes and
graniteware and other articles too
litinieron8 to mention,
House consists of '7 room, In good
state of repair, with '1/s sere of good
garden land. A number • of fruit,
trees. Terms of sale--Ilousehold er
fects,"cash; house and lot, 10% of
purchase money on day of sato, bal-
ance , in 30 days. Miss Elizabeth
Whitely, Proprietress, Gee. IL
Elliott, Auctioneer, --67.2
III! COotld°act
Sealed tenders, adclreeeed to the
Pectmastes General, will be received
at Ottawa until noon, on Friday, the
12111 clay of Novamber, 1920 for the
conveyance of His Majesty's Melts,
011 a proposed contract for four
veal's,. Silt ti nee per week, oyer
DondPsboxough Ne 1 Rural Route,
from the Postmaster General's Pleas-
ure.
Printed notices containing further
information as to conditions or pro-.
posed Contract may be seen and
blank forms of Tender may be ob-
tained at the Post Offices of Landes,
borough, Blyth, Clinton, Walton, Au-
burn, . and at the office of the Post
Office' Inspector; London.
POST OFFICE INSPIOCTOR'S
OFFICE, London', 1st day of October,
1920. Chas. E. H. Fisher, Post o]Iice
Inspector. "-66-3
Robe For Sale
Black Galloway robe,, full size. Ap-
ply to . R. G. Warrener, Warrener's
Livery, Clinton, 66-tf-1-p
For Sale
A number of sealers Imperial quart
and half gallons. Also a first-class
Daisy churn, cheap. Apply at News-
Rocerd office,—66-2-p
For Sale
Registered Shearling rams, ram
lambs, Shearling and ewe lambs,
Shropshire Downs. Also a number
of young cattle.—W, G. Ross, Lon-
desboro. Phone 2615 Blyth Central.
—60-6-p
Auction Sale of farm and farm stock
Mr. Rainey Armstrong will sell by
public auction on Tuesday, October
19th, 1920, commencing at 1 o'clock,
on the premises, his farm on. the Mill
Road,, 2 miles east of Brucefield,-4
utiles from the town of Seaforth, r/
mile from school, rural route and Tel-
ephone, known as the old Brock Farm
Lot 29, concession 4, Tuckersmibh
township, comprising 10U acres more
or less, most of which is in a good
state of cultivation. There are about 7
acres of good maple and beech bush.
The. buildings include a 6 -roomed
dwelling house, including a kitchen,
pantry; and Woodhouse ,,,with hard
and soft avatar. in house. Also a
first-class' barn 50x90 with brick and
stone foundation and -.cement flooring
and water piped throughout the barn
from a never failing well, has 8
stalls for horses, can stall 30 head
of cattle, 5 box stalls, 1 , s has s good root
cellars under both gang ways, and
the roof is galvanized sheeting. This
barn is known to be one of the best
in Huron County, finished inside with
maple and oak. An implement shed
58x20, Terms—half cash and bal-
ance can be arras ed to suit gpur-
chaser. This farm will be sold sub-
ject to reserve bid. At the same tine
and place a quantity of grain, feed,
stock and implements consisting of:
Horses, 2 geldings, weighing about
30001bs., 2 drivers, 2 well matched
fillies, 1 year old past and 2 years
old past. Cattle -4 A:liking cows,
supposed to be in calf; 2 steers ris-
ing 3 years; 4 steers and 1 heifer
rising 2 years; 5 this years calves.
Implements—Massey-Harrts binder,
G -ft. cut, with extra knives; Ctiltiva-
ter and seeder combined; disc drill;
hay loader, manure spreader; 6 -ft.
mower, with extra knives; roller;
hay rake; disc harrows; 4 set drag
harrows; root pulper; fanning stili;
Verity Walking plow; Verity Riding
plow; Double walking plow; hay and
straw cutting box; buggy; 2 tarts;
cutter, set sleighs, waggon and rack
and box; hand grass seeder; sniffier;
root sower; No. 12 De Laval separ-
ator; 2 sets double harness,. one set
nearly new with breeching; 2 sets
single harness; also a Maxwell auto,
1918 model, and other articles too
numerous to mention. Terms—All
suns of $10 and ender, cash, over
that amount 12 months credit on
furnishing approved, joint • notes. :A
discount of 5 per cent. straight al-
lowed for cash on credit amounts.
Rainey Armstrong, Proprietor. Robt.
Luker, Auctioner. —66-2
• Auction Salo
Of Farm Stock and Implements.
The undersigned has received instruc-
tions to sell by public auction at
Lot 35, Con. 4, Goderieh township, on
Wednesday, October 20th; Commen-
cing at one o'clock sharp the follow-
ing: Gelding, 7 years old, gelding,
5 years old, coach gelding, 4 years
old, cow, 6 years old, clue to freshen
December 15, cow, 8 years old, due
to freshen Jaiivary 1, cow, 5 years
old, supposed osed to be in calf, 5 steers,
2 years old, 6 steers, 1 year old,
heifer, 1 year old, About 50 hens,
14 Leicester ewes, Massey -Barris
binder, ,7 -ft cut, McCormick mower,
McCormick rake, Elmira hay loader,
,
Kemp manure spreader, ll]assey-
Harris fertilizer ciri]l, Massey -Harris
drill, Massey -Harris disc, Steel rol-
ler, Frost & Wood cultivator, Set of
harrows, Farmer's Friend riding
plow, walking plow,- Gang prow,
Wagon, Light wagon, Buggy, Plano -
box cutter, PortlaaY1 cutter, set
sleighs, set log bunks, Flat wood
rack, two sets double harness, ono
set single harness, Hayrack, Wood -
rack, Wagon box, Gravel box, Cutting
box, Fanning mill, set of scales,
Wheel -barrow, root pulper, Grind-
stone, 40 sap pails pig crate, two
scuftlers, Corn planter, Pesthole aug-
er, Bag holder, Set power horse clip -
pets, Sheep . clipping attachment,
Plate grinding attachment, 14folotte
separator, Hay fork, car, pulleys and
hay fork chain,. Stove, *tithing ma-
chine; Churn, Quantity of wood, Ce-
dar poles and pests, Used and new. -
lumber, plank, scantling ane square
timber, Pair hay rack sills', horse
collars, ladders, Whifiletrees, neck -
yokes, Forks, shovels and other arti-
cle's too numerous to mention.
TERMS—All sums of $10 and under,
cash, over that amount
12 months' crectfiil will
be given on :furnishing approved joint
notes or 4 per cent. allowed fon cash.
There will be positively no reserve,
as the proprietor has sold his farms.
Albert Rarriso7t, Proprietor, Thos.
Gundry, Auctineen
frh Little tl Things:
That help on Wash Day. Have, you tried Rinso, Wonder Waah, Peer-
e Q]1 L10117
Veer -
lose a Wa in Compound. Try n for 6 p 7 7Y sotto f x next week. They all I Plp and
yniticeW s Aa
,
a h yEASIlali,
21b, bar N, I', La up. If you want some.
chry, soap 30e,�• - • thing good to Coffee
3•'liars Laundry soap 80e, We lucre it, Ask for
3 pkgs - Rinse 25a, 1 our "Ladies' Delight,"
2 pkgs. Wonder Wash 25e
3 pkgs., Peerless Wechiiag
Cempeund, 255.
CDT '1'3U T;CAIUT OF DEALING AT
JOH.NSC N & COMPANY
I'r"S GOOD
1. Ib, bulk Tea
21b.. ;bunt Toa,
SPECIAL
1 pkg. Cr, of Barley 25c:
TANGLEFOO'1''
Fly paper catches the
Flies.
Phone 111
•
DOMINION ICE CREAM PARLOR
iCII CREAM WORTH WIIILE
Palm Dairy—"THE BETTER KIND".
Ise Cream that is cream, that has
flavor, that le frozen firm, and "tet.411-
es the spot," A dish of .01.11. Creain
pools and cheers, and people who are
"fussy" about their Ise Cream will be
delighted with ems. Come and try a
pint or quart today, all fresh fruit
flavors.
We have a complete assortment of
bulk ach„veletas.
NC/Ward's Bot Bonsand Mary Anne
o
Chocolates.
•smog /pi stn panic'sagaun'I
E. WENDORF
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STOCK TAKING SALE
For 10 days to clear out all goods
on.hand if possible at cost prices.
1 uprightpiano, good tone, was
sold for $600.00, a good practise pi-
ano to go at $125.00.
1 square piano in good shape, sale
price $50.00.
2-5 octave organs suitable for
school purposes to go at $15.00 each.
4 second hand cabinet phonograph,
worth $125,00, fumed oak case, to go
at $75.00.
2 Brunswick oak table phonographs
588.00 each.
I Phonola a beautie, sells at $285,00
in mahogany. Sale price 5921.50.
I Gold Medal table machine In ma-
hogany, sells at $65.00. Sale Price
$50.00.
1 cabinet Gold Medal, a peach, sells
at $175.00. Sale price $125.00.
All stock records to clean at 70e.
each.
Player rolls stock goods, fit any
JONATHAN HUGIL
PHONE 216
piano. 2 for the price of one.
HORSES
1 Brood mare a dandy, $165; 2
general purpose (good drivers) to
go at $66.00 each; 1 driver (not bro-
ken) a dandy at $75.00
1 cream separator, Massey -Harris,
like new to go at $60.00.
For Particulars phone 216 or call
at my office and see the goods.
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VICTORY BONDS
Advices indicate that the amount
of Victory Bonds available for pur-
chase from .the Conunittee Is now
comparatively small—only about half
what it was a month ago, When
those on hand are 1014 it is impossi-
ble to say what the next development
may be but indications are that the
price will advance. Persons having
money to invest in these securities
should not delay. Those not paying
income tax should secure bonds of
1019 issue.
W. BRYDONE, Clinton
COURT OF -REVISION
Notice is hereby given that a Court
will be held pursuant to "The Ontario
Voters' List Act" by his Honor, the
Judge of the County Court of the
County of Huron, at the Clerks office
on Thursday, the 22nc1 day of Oct.,
1920; at 11 o'clock a.m. to hear and
determine complaints and 01111881005
in the Voters' List of the Municipal-
ity of Bayfield for 1920.-11. W. Er-
win, Clerk of Bayfield. Dated this
7th day of Oat., 1920. —66-2
NOTICE
The council of the village of
Bayfield purposes passing a By-law
to sell part of Road allowance be-
low the bank on the south .side of
the river in the said village of Bay-
field, between lots 636 and 637 on
the south side of road 'allowance and
683 on the north side andrunning
n n
g
to the lake. and also diverting road
allowance running from said road
allowance north to the river, and in
case no objection is macre to the
above within one month the By-law
will be passed. `
Dated at Bayfield this 13th day of
September, A.D., 1920.
63-4 R. W. ERWIN, Clerk.
Dried Apples Wanted
Highest prices paid for any quan-
tity of dried apples. Cantelon Bros.,
Clinton. —654f
Heifer Strayed
Onto the premises of the under-
signed, or or about Aug. 29th, 1920,
a black ntooley heifer, 2 years old.
Owner can have same by proving
property and paying expenses. Chas.
Cook, 11, R. N o. 1, Bayfield, Phone
11 on 609. —65-tf
House For Sale
8 -roomed house with 3 piece bath
room, Ilot Air Furnace, Town water,
good garden and chicken house. Ap-
ply on the premises. W. S. Har-
land, Princess street, east —614f•
Help \iTanted
•
Women and girls for trimming and
paring apples at the evaporator. Al-
so other help. Town & Case, The
Evaporator, Clinton. —64-tf
Lightning Rods No Trespassing
Any one wishing their buildings No hunting or trespassing allowed
rodded can have same done by apply • on Lots No. 11 and 12 (Bridgewater
ing to Roy Tyndall. Phone 8 on 607, Property) Huron Road. E. J. Tre-
R. R. No. 3, Clinton.—66-6-p wartha.—G4-tj!
Tractor for Sale
One Fowls= Tractor with Gover-
nor and Pulley, new. ' Voir further
particulars Apply to Norman Jones,
Kippen, R. R. No. 3, or Phone 5 on
81, Hensall. 66-2
Building for Sale
Frame building, with hos
vY
elm
timbers, lin first class condition.
Suitable for barn or straw shed.
Price reasonable, M. G. Ransford,
•
—65-3
Repots to Rent
Suite of two or more rooms; Fur-
nished or semi -furnished. Suitable
for light housekeeping. Also single
'rooms. Radiator in each room. Hy-
dro lights, bathroom and all conven-
iences, Why worry over the fuel
problem? Apply Mrs. Downs; Op -
Posits Ontario St. Church. 66-4-p
Wanted
Married pian, for farm work, stea-
dy work all year, comfortable house,
garden, stable, Apply 118. G. fang -
ford, Minton, Ont, x-66-2
Houses For Sale
On the north side of Bond Street,
good house, electric light, town water,
stable, half acre of lend, few apple,
'plum and pear trees. Also on south
side of Bond street,/good house, town
water, good garden, :trait trees. Ap-
ply to Henry Livermore.—65-4-p
For Sale
Comfortable brick hone() at coiner
of Dunlop and T'niton streets. Large
garden with orchard and garage,
House hi good repair. With Fur-
nace and water. Apply to own•
er, Mrs, Wm, Cooper. -0048
4
Farm for Sale
Lbt No. 10, B, R. N. concession,
Stanley, 163 acres more
po1yr letso. Nis.offenel for sale.
$undercocic, R. R. No. 1 Brucelield,
phone 15-621 ,- 68-18
House For Sale
Comfortable 8 -roomed
houseuse on
Joseph street, centrally located, good
cellar; % acre lot with fruit •trees;
outbuilding suitable for garage or
stable. Possession given inearly fall.
Apply on premises to —Miss Turner.
56:tf
For Sale ,
One ton Democrat Waggon. Apply
to W. T. O'Neil, —64-tf
Farrar for Sale or Rent
Lot 78 and S. half of Lot 77 on the
Maitland concession, Goderieh town-
ship,/consisting of 18 acme, rn good
state of cultivation. Large story and
half frame house, bank barn and drly-
ing shed With pig house underneath.
Two wells and never -failing spring
creek: 15 or 20 .acres of hardwood
bush; 8 acres orchard. 1% miles from
Holmesville, 5% miles from Clinton.
Convenient to churches, station and
cheese factory. Rural mail, For fur-
ther particulars apply to Win. Bedard,
It, R. Na 2. Clinton, Phone 12 on 602.
—644f
Farm For Sale
80 -acre farm, Lot 30, 'nth con.,
Godoaeh township. Geed barn, small
house, Land in good state of cul-
tivation, Thing. Obluixd of bearing
fruits. A]so a genera] pnrpose Horse
•
for sale, Apply to Miss Bertha Oen-
bake, Huron St, Clinton. ---504f
Farm For Sale
Henry Weston offers for sale his
farm of 80 acres, being, lot 39, con,.
0, Godvrioh Tp, The ftirin is
we
l
Wilt on, plenty of good water
and
in good shape, 7 ;lies from Clin-
ton,' 3 miles from Bayfield, and 11
Miles from Goderieh, Will 'sell on
easy terms. Apply on. promisee for
further information,. It, R, Ne, B,
Bayfield, Oilt., Phone 10 on 000, Clin-
ton control..
TI'ouse and Lots For Sale
Two lots, with oemfortab]e house,
furnace, town, soft water in house.
Garage and stable, situated on Mary
greet,—Apply on premises to W.
TL Cole, phone 135 68-tf
For Sale
Two six roomed houses on Fred-
erick street, near the new flax mills,
will be sold cheap; and on easy toms.
Apply to Jacob Taylor or C. B. Dale.
=64•tf
A Real Bargain
Parts of lots 378 and 399 on Al-
bert and Princess streets, Clinton,
with good brick store with baker's
oven and dwelling over (7 living
rooms and store) electric light, town
water, also large frame stable with
half acre of land with fruit tree.
This property will be exchanged for
western property if suited. Apply to
C. B. Hale,—55-12-p
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed and ser
paired. Woollen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms over Hoard's barber shop.
W. J. Jago. —35-tf
Boars for. Service
Champion bred, big type Yorkshire
arid Cheshter White boars for service.
At home every forenoon.—A, C.
Levey, Phone 5 on 689. Clinton —28
OON'T FREEZEI
As the genuine Scranton Coal is
coming across in very limited quant-
ities, we are malting special efforts
on behalf of our people by substitu-
ting:
NUT COKE
BRIQUETS
CANNEL
SOFT COAL
WOOD
SLABS
We have these in stock at prices
that will save you money in compari-
son -with the ridiculous price of An-
thracite.
Try a substitute for your fall burn -
111 A
satisfy g We can s y you.
Orders will be taken and accounts
may be paid at H. Wi]tse's Store.
J. :®MUST ,:,A,zIRD
CLINTON and BRUCEFIELD,:'
Phone for Clinton 74.
Phone for Brucefield 11 on 618.
THE _CORR STORE
Phone 45
EAC HES
This is the week for best
peaches for canning
n<.We handle peaches direct
rom the growers at Grimsby
Buy your supply and save
jobbers profits.
+o+
Try a can of
Pure Grape Jam
at *price less than the cost
of the sugar.
LIVE AND LET LIVE
FredW.Wigg
.
Fertllizer
When sowing your winter wheat
be sure of a good crop by using
SWIFT'S FERTILIZER
Swift's [Hgh Gracie
Acid Phosphate
is especially suited for winter
wheat and any quantity of 11
may be secured at our Elevator.
Give us a all before disposing of
your
WHEAT, OATS OR BARLE2'
as we aro paying highest market
prices
W. Jenkins & Son.
FLOUR, AND FEED
Phones: Elevator 199, Residence 141
3
aseeratiamiliesi
hall !V1llg
SPECIALS
Sweet Potatoes
Cranberries
Finan IIadclle
Fresh Sausage
Corn Beef
Celery
Grapes
Bananas
and
Pumpkins
F 4'
d
The Hub Grocery
SCRANTON COAL
ALSO WOOD
Any who wish to Ieave their order
for future delivery can do so by Ieav„
ing their orders tat my residence
Huron St. or phone 155. Terms
strictly cash. E. Ward. —34-tf
South End Grocery
oes
A full stock of
Groceries & Provisions
We solicit your patronage
woo
La• vI stong
PHONE 144 PROMPT DELIVERY,
61f,�S VQATEC
foi knitters and learners
11130
for menders and inspectors
APPLY AT ONCE
Clinton Knitting Co.
LIMITED
o not wait
Till next Winter to
Talk about that
Furnace
DO IT NOW
Agent for Reda Furnaces
THOS., IIAWK1NS.
Plumbing and Heating. Phone 53
Shop over Rowland's hardware
FLOUR AND FEED
CARLOAD OF
STANDARD HOG FEED
ON HAND
!i
J. A. FORD dc. SON
Phone 123.
LIVE
POULTRY tNT[fl
As the Poultry g fat in
ton season
is at hand we are prepared to pay a
special .price for properly finished
Milk -fed Poultry, As the grain .prices
are low it will pay you to fatten your
poultry at home this year. .
Get our prices before you sell Si
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
N. W. TREWARTHA, Manager,!
Phone 190; Holmesville 4 oil 141
CRIaAMV•I WANTED Y
The demand for our butter is
creasing.
To supply this demand we requirel
more cream.
Werequest you to ship us yowl
Crean.
We guarantee you the Highest
Market Prices, emirate tests and
prompt service.
Our firm is known to you and needs(
no further recommend,
We pay all express charges, furn-
ish cream cans and pay twice oath
month.
Write for cans or further informs-
tion to the
Tiffs Seaferth Creamery Co.
0, 'A. BARBER, MANAGER