The Clinton News Record, 1920-10-21, Page 5t ALGONc UIN PARK
A through sleeping car is crow op-
erated between Toronto and Algon-
quin Park leaving Toronto 8.49
Tuesdays and /hides,, arriving Ala
goirquinn Incal.8totion.•.("The High -
.
Inn") 1152 am, 'Wednesdays
.and Saturdays, 'Returning this oar"
leaves .Algonquin Park Station 3,20 p.
nn: Mondays, and Thursdays, areivinng
Toronto 7.30 a.m, Tuesdays and Fri-
days. This will give those desiring
to visit the Dark' during the :fell
months comfortable means of trans-
portation to this 'moat delightful re-'
gran. The "Highland Inn" will be
open all winter for the reception of
'guests. For all infaination inquire
of. Grand Trunk Railway System
Agents, and for reservations at the
"High/end Inn" apply to N. T. Clarice,
Manager, "Highland, ;inn",' Algonquin
Park Station, Ont,
Mr, Walter E, Kelly, .formerly of
Goderich but latterly in charge of
the Children's Aid at • London, has
been named, as a- possible appointee
as judge of the Juvenile Court in that
city.
A
I DAY, OCTOBER 21s.Q, 1920
Dlintoo Nowa-pec
Of l;lt>stei'est to You
land
Tlailicver is looking up; . getting
quite perky, in fact, It 'issued it
"sporting extra" last Saturday 'tvoolc
to tell about the Hanover -St, Cate -
tines lacrosse snatch,
a,l,.
• The Wiat'ton Reno says -"Its 'tough
'to pay thirty cents for beef steak
but its tougher; still .at fifteen cents,"
Canone get beef steals of any qual-
ity at fifteen cents?
Thieves bro�sc into the office of the
Lindsay Warder the 'other night,
broke open the safe and stole $45. It
serves the. owners 'right. They had
no business having so much money
-around. They should have paid their
paper bill with it.
e
Why could not the Dominion Gov-
-aliment, which controls the C. N, R•,
..•do something about 'sending free or
for a nominal freight rate, some of
the fruit which is going to waste in
_the orchards of Ontario and of which
the people in Western Provinces are
'In so much need? If the Government
{ `Railways carried Ontario apples at a
., very low rate the C. P. R. would likely
do the same and much fruit would be
saved frail waste and many people
who need it would be supplied. The
people would not mind malting up a
•zdeficitfor transportation,if the,lreople
-were being served.
There seems to be sonetlning very
• seriously wrong with the postal ar-
• rrangernents in the city of Toronto.
The News -Record, printed in Clinton
on Thursday last and delivered at the
ocal .postoffice before six. o'clock -on
•that day,, was not delivered in Toren-
to until Tuesday morning of this
week. For some reason known only
to the Toronto postal authorities the
;- paper was not .delivered on the early
'.'
-delivery Saturday; ;which is the only
.delivery on Saturday, and Monday be-
ing' a holiday there was no mail de -
:livery. The citizens' of Toronto are
',surely an easy-going. bunch. ch. I3utt
probably they're so well satisfied with
• themselves that they don't much care
• what's, going on outside, and, if any-
one wishes to communicate with a To-
-ronto citizen on Saturday or a holi-
day there are three ways in which it
•ean be clone. You can telephone, at
increased rates, wire, also at increas-
. ed rates, or buy a railway ticket, at
increased rates, take the train and go
•.down and deliver your message in
person. It can't be clone by letter, so
, peculiar are - their :postal arrange-
ments.
is
Marriages
' ,,COSENS - TURNER -In Wesley
church, Clinton, on Oct. 16th, by
the Rev. D. N. McCamus, Sarah F.
Turner, daughter of the late Ed-
ward Turner, to Abner Cosens of
Winghann..
D T N -A1: ro-
a HEPHDR--JOiiNS 0 I
S
quoin, on Oct. 16th, by the Rev.
Wtn. Merrilees, • Lulu May Hark-
ness, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
•`;Johnston, to Clarence P. Shepherd
• of the Molsons Bank, Clinton, son
of Mrs. Shepherd and of the late
James Shepherd of Clinton,
0•GOOD-FLUKER--At the manse,
Auburn, on Oct, Gth, by Rev. R. J.
Ross, John Wellington Good, son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. John Good,
to Hannah Alice, second daughter
of Mr. John Fluker.
:SAINSBUR'ir-VAN NORMAN -In..
St. Paul's ohurch; Bloor street, To-
ronto, on October 9th, by the Rev.
Mr. Despard, Agnes Jean Van Nor-
man, youngest daughter of Mr. and
1Virs. V. R. Van Norman, Wingham,
to Arthur Hudson Sainsbury, son
of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Sainsbury
:of Los Angeles, California,
Births
-pARTER-In Morris, on Oct. 2nd, to
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Carter, a son.
PHIPPEN-In Lower Wingham, on
Oct. 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. St.
Clair Phippen, a son. •
GOVIER-In Iiullett, on Oct. 10th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. -Goyim., a
daughter. .,
pestles
-I Clinton on Oct. 17th,Al-
exander
exander Innes, aged. 78 years and
-- 6 months.
:JOHNS -In Exeter, on Oct. 12th,'Ann
Whimster, relict of the late David
Johns, aged 73 years.
NEELY-In Seaforth,` on Oct, 9th,
Florence M. Wesley, aged' 32 years,
7 months and 21 days.
GRAELIS-In Toronto, on Oct. 14th,
Thomas N. Graelis, aged 43 years
and 2 months.
:RATHWELL-At • Edmonton, Alta.,
on Oct. 17th, John. Rathwell, form -
h• ear
erly of Hensel' ,in' his 76t y
- .:IN MEMORIAM
-JENKINS-In loving memory of our
dear mother, Mrs. Wm. Jenkins of
Loindesboro, who passed peacefully
away Oct. 18th, 1919.
"Some day We hope to meet.•her.
Some day, we know not when,
We'll clasp her hand in a better land;
And never part again." Famil
y
•
St. Helens
The following teachers spent
"Thanksgiving at their respective
;Monies: -Miss W. Rutherford, Mitch-
-ell; Mies Clara Woods, Guelph; Miss
Wiimifred Woods, Drayton and Miss
.Nina Woods, Lncknow,
Miss Gladys Webb of Stratford
Normal spent the holiday at home.
Miss Colena Clark is . Visiting
friends at Kiintail.
Miss Vine Sherwood, Luelcnow,
spoint the week -end with Miss Ethel
Anderson.
Mr. Henry Phillipps of Appleton,
Micit„ has been visiting hie brother,
1Vir, Sam Phillipps.
Mrs, John Webster, Fordyce, is re-
covering after a bad anisic of quinsy.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob, Taylor, Auburn,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr',
footer Taylor.
Mr. and 1Vl.rs, loin Salkeld of Lusk-,
now spent Sunday at hone of Mrs,
1L It. Miller,
Anniversary seitiees Will be held
.the last Sunday' of Oct,
t Found
On Rattenbury street, Clinton, a
pair of gold -rimmed glasses. Owner
can have same by calling at The
News -Record office and paying for
this advertisement. -68-1
For Sale
3 purebred Yorkshire sows, 6
months old, also a number of pigs
of both sexes, 6 weeks old, from
large litter. Norman Ball, R. R. No.
1, Clinton. Phone 13 on 640 -68-tf
For Sale
A number of sealers, Imperial quart
and half gallons. Also a first-class
Daisy churn, cheap. Inquire at News -
Record office. 68-2-p
Auction Sale '
Of Farm stock, Barns, Implements.
James Jones of Mitchell las received
instructions from Dr. Lloyd Moffatt,
to sell by Public Auction, as the pro-
prietor will grass his entire farm in
the future, at Lot 15, Bayfield Road,
Stanley, 14 mile east of Varna, at 1
o'clock Friday, Nov. 5, 1020. The fol-
lowing: Horses -Agricultural team.
Cattle -Cow, freshen early part''Nov.,
mil]eing
heifer, 5 two-year-old Heif-
ers,two will freshen soon, two-year-
old heifer, calf by side, yearling heif-
er, 2 three-year-old steers,- 6 two-
year-old steers, 2 .yearling steers.
Swine -8 shoats, 6 Months olil. Poul-
try -'75 White. Leghorns. Implements
-Purchased new in 1918-Masseye
Harris side rake, Massey -Harris hay
loader, Massey -Harris mower, Oliver
bean cultivator, steel roller, set bob
sleighs, light wagon, top buggy, set
of single harness, set of double -har-
ness, 2 collars, block and tackle, De -
Laval cream separator,' churn, ..3
hanging ]amps, Roots, .turnips and
mangles. Barns -Driving shed and
Pofiltry barn ,24x56, new roof and
plate. Horse stable 26x56. Grain
barn, 36x56. Terms: Everything
under $10.00, cash; over that amount
12 months (except barns, 6 months)
credit on furnishing approved joint
-notes. A discount of 5% .per annum
allowed for cash. Dr. Lloyd Moffatt,
Proprietor. James Jones, Auctibn-
eer,
Dispersion Sale
Dispersion Auction Sale of Pure
Bred Registered Shorthorn Cattle,
Horses Sheep and swine. The under-
signed, on account of his Law Prac-
tise requiring all of his time and at-
tention, has decided to vent his
farm and sell his entire stock by
Public Auction at Lot 14, concession
2 L. 11 :S. Tuekersnl,ith Township, 1M
miles east; of Kippen and Vs mile
south at one Mock p,in. sharp, on
Monday, November: let, 1920, the foI-
lowing property, namely: Horses -
registered Clydesdale mare, nine
years of age, Lady Oswald (36032)
supposed to bg in foal to "Comnio-'
dore"; five year old gelding, yearling
colt and one sucking filly, both sired
by "Commodore". Cattle -red, cow,
Pie Crust 2nd (104401) calved Janu-.
ary 24th, 19 3. This hat been the
best paying ow I. ever owned and
she it suppos d to be in calf to St,
Patrick (115825); red cow calved
September 12th, 1912; Laura Dutches
4th, (124982) with red bail calf (Tan-
nahill) at foot; red cow, Flora Mac-
donald (122706) calved October ist,
1916, with heifer calf at foot (Lass 0'
Gowrie); cow, red with some white
"Mary Queen. of Scotte," (182289)
calved May 8th, 1917, with r;ed heifer
calf at feet, (Jessie Flower of Dumb
lane); Highland Mary (121981) roan,
calved August• 26th 1916; red heifer,
Maggie Lauder (141376), born Octo-
bar 5th, 1918; red heifer "Bonnie
Jean" (162335) born November 26th,
1018; red heifer, Isabella (154,049)
born September 27th, 1910; grade cow
nine years of age 011 excellent 'milker;
large fat steer, year old grade heifer,
and two-year-old grade heifer. Sheep
-2 Leicester ewes, two years o1c1, 2
year old Leicester owes and three
lainbs, also live pigs, Terme: All
suns of $10 and snider, cash, over
that amount three months credit will
he given on ,furnishing approved
bankable joint notes, • A discount at
the tato •of 0% per album allowed
for cash in lieu of notes, C, W. Rob-
inson, Auctioneer,, W. M. Doig, L.
L. 33, Proprietor, ---68-2
Mail Coatr4 t
foaled tenders, mddr'ost5ed to the
Poetnrasta General, will be received
at Ottawa until noon, on FFriday, the
121n driy of November, 1920 for tno
conveyance ,6± Hie Majesty's Mails,
on, a proosed contract for four
years, : six time per week, over
Ltulciesborough• N o 1 neral Route,
route,
from the. Postmaster General's Pleas -
ave.
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 Londes-
borough, Blyth, Clinton, Walton, Au
burnt, and at the office of the Post
Office Inspector: London.
POST OFFICE. INSPECTOR'S
OFFICE, London, letclay of October;
1920, Chas. E.• .11, Fiche , Post otiice
Inspector. -66-3
Auction Sale
Of Farm'Stock and Implements on
lot 38, 2nd eon,' of Stanley, 21A -miles
from Clinton, on' Tuesday, Nov. 2nd,
commencing at 1 o'clock;. sharp: span
of working horses, -
G Cows, one due
the last' of :.Nov. 2 in March, 2 in
April, 1 farrow cow, 1 steer, 1 heifer
rising 2 •years, 3 good spring calves,
Frost & Wood binder,,wagot, fanning
mill, seed drill, scales, 1200 'lbs.
Maple Leaf grinder 10 inch plate,
'gang plough, single pough,. roller,
hay rack, stock rack and box, wood
rack, gravel box, hay rope, 125 feet,
car and forks, slings and pulley,
•c hains, whiffle' trees, plough harness,
shovels, forks, stick of timber, 47 ft.
long, 10 inches square, some inch -lum-
ber, also 11 head,of young cattle be-
longing to Herbert'Castle. TERMS:
All sums of $10 and uncler, cash, over
that amount 12 months credit will be
given 00 furnislnnig' .approved joint
notes er three per cent allowed for
Icash. No reserve, John Jervis, Pro-
prietor, George Elliott, Auctioneer.
-68-2
Auction Sale
of Farm Stock on lot 22, Con. 9,
Iiullett, (south of Londesboro) on
Thursday, Oct. 28th, at 1 o'clock
sharp, the following: Horses Heavy
draft mare 4 years old, Heavy draft
mare 5 years old, with colt at side,
heavy draft mare 9 years olcl, pair
of heavy draft geldings, 8 years old.
Cattle -cow 3 years old, due to fresh-
en in Dec., cow 8 years old, due to
freshen in Jan., cow 4 years old, due
$o freshen in Feb., 3 young cows sup-
posed to be in calf, 8' yearling tteers,
6 yearling heifers, 7 spring calves;
calf 6 weeks old. Rubber tired buggy
set double harness. Positively no re-
serve as proprietor lost his buildings
by fire. TERMS: 6 months credit on
furnishing approved joint notes or
3% straight for cash on credit
amounts, Appleby & Stevens, Propri-
etors. Geo, d;lliott, Auctioneer. -68-1.
Auction Sale
Of farm stock and implements. The
undersigned has received instructions
to. sell by public auction at Lot 36,
Con. 10, Hallett, (West of Londes-
boro) on Wednesday, Oct: 27th, com-
mencing at 1 o'clock sharp, the fol-
lowing: Mare, 4 years old, weight
1400 pounds, driving horse, 9 years
old, 1000 lbs., driving mare, 4 years
old, 1100 lbs., roan cow, 7 years old,
due Dec. 24, red cow, 6 years old,
due May 19, red cow, 4 years, due
May 30, red heifer 1 year, calf 8
months, calf 5 months, 4 calves 6
months, 2 pigs 4 months old, sow duo
to farrow Nov. 22nd, new set of bob-
sleighs, 2, sets bunks, McCormick
plower, lay rake, drag harrow, walk-
ing plow, dise harrows, roller, scuttler,
grain drill, wagon, hay rack, gravel
box, fanning mill, double harness, De -
Laval creani'separator, Regal heater
new, burns woof). or eoa1,- A quantity
of hay. TERMS: $10 and ander,
cash; over that amount 11 months
credit on approved joint notes, or 4
per cent. straight for cash. Hay to
be cash. Earl Gibbons, Proprietor.
G. Elliott, Auctioneer. -67-1-p
For Sale
Registered Shearling rams, ram
lambs, Shearling and • ewe lambs,
Shropshire Downs. Also a number
of young cattle. -W. G. Ross, Lon-
clesboro. Phone 2615 Blyth Central.
•-GG-G-p
Wanted for Buyer
House and lot. House. six or
seven rooms, and lot large enough
for a garden; For attention give
price and particulars in reply. Ad-
drr'ess •J. C. B., News -Record office,
-Clinton. • G7 -2-p
Lost
In Wesley church shed, Clinton,• on
the night of Sept. 18th, a buggy rug,
black, with striped :lining. Finder
;.kindly'. conniinnicato with News-1te-
cord office. 67.2-p
Farm for Sale
55 acres on the: 2nd of Stanley, 2',
miles south of Clinton; ',h mile from
school; rural mail delivery and tel-
ephone, story and a
half frame house, hard and soft wa-
ter at the house and also well at
barn; barn 36 x 54, driving shad, pig
pen, and hen house, frame noise
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
Lightning Bods
Any one wishing their buildings
rodded cal have same done by apply-
ing to Roy Tyndall. Phone 8 on 607,
,R. R. No, 3, .Clinton. -66,6-31
Rooms to Rent
Suite of two or more rooms; Fur-
nished or semi -furnished Suitable
for light housekeeping, Also single.
rooms, Radiator in each room. Ily-•
tiro lights, bathroom and all conven-
i0n505. Why worry overthe fuel
problem? `Apply Mrs. Downs; Op-
pogite Ontario St. Church. -65-4-p
Wanted
Marded nen', for farm work,steak
sly work all yer, comfortable ioiise,
garden, Stable, Apply M, 0, Rens-
for,Clinton, Ont,--•,GG-tt
The Little
Things
That help oil Wash bity. Iiave,,yon trioti 'Rinse, Wonder Wash, Peer-
lo'es Washing Compound, Try some for next week. `).'hey all help and
inalcc Wash . DayEAS1ER,
'2 lb. bar N, P. •Laun- If yen want some-
.tiny soap 30c. ' thing good in Coffee
3 fiats Laundry soap 25e, Wo have it. Ask for
• 8kgs Rhtso 25e, our "Ladies' Delight,"
p
2'plcgs. Wonder Wash 2,9
3 plcgs, Peerless Washing IT'S GOOD
'Coin mind i25e, 1
GET THII HABIT QIr D:17ALING ' AT •
JOHNSC N & `C®M1ANy
1 lb, bulk Tea , , , , 60c,
21b, 'bulk Tea , , 41,15
SPECIAL
1 pkg, Cr, of Barley, 23c,
TANGLEFOOT
Fly paper catches the
Phone Hi
.DO01I1NlON iCC CREA1`M PARLOR
ICF' CREAM WORTH WHILE
Palin Dairy ---"THE BETTER ICIND".
Ice Cream that is cream, that has.
flavor, that is frozen firm, and "touch -
ea the spot." A dish of our Cream
cools and cheers, and people who are
"fussy" about their Ice Oream will be
delighted with ours. Conicand try a
pint or quart today, all fresh fruit
havers,
We have at complete assortment of
bulk ch.relates,
Willard's Bon Bons and Mary Anne
Chocolates.
Lunches served et all hours.
E. WENDOItF
Clothes Cleaned ,and tressed.
Clothes cleaned pressed and re-
paired. Woollen goods dray cleaned,
Boom .over Heard's barber shop,
�V. T, Tago. •--85ktf
Bears for Service
Champion bred, big type Yorkshire
and Chos1
i orWhite .boarsfoxso service,
,
At home ,every forenoon, ,A. C.
Levey, Phone 5 on 639, Clinton -28
STOCK TAKING SALE
For 10 days to clear out all goods
on hand if possible at cost prices.
1 upright piano, 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.
1 second hand cabinet phonograph,
worth $125:00, fumed .oak case, to go
at $75,00.
2 Brunswick oak table phonographs
$88.00 each.
I Phonola a beautie, sells at $285.00
in mahogany. Sale price $221.60.
I Gold Medal table machine in ma-
hogany, sells at $65.00. Sale Price
$60.00.
1 cabinet Gold Medal, a peach, sells
at $175.00. Sale price $125.00.
All stock records to clean at 70e.
each.
PIayer rollsstock goods, fit any
piano. 2 for the price of one.
HORSES
1 Brood -mare a dandy, $165; 2
general purpose (good. drivers) to
go at $65.00 each; 1 driver (not bro-
ken) a dandy at $75.00-
'1
75.00-'1 cream separator, Massey -Harris,
like new to go at $60.00.
For Particulars phone 216 or
at my office and see the goods.
JONATHAN HUG1LL
PHONE 216
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VICTORY BONDS
Advices indicate that the amount
of Vinery Bonds available for pur-
chase from the Committee Is now
comparatively small -only about half
what it was a month ago. When
those on hand are sold it is impossi-
ble to say what the next develop:nent
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
1010 issue.
W. 'DRYDONE, Clinton
TELEPHONE INCREASE
IN TIIE MATTER of the Appliea-
. tion of the Commissioners for the
telephone system of the Munici-
pality of the Townships. of • Gode-
rich for authority to increase the
charges for telephone service:
•
APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING,
The Ontario Railway and" Munici-
pal Board having directed Francis
Dagger, Esquire, Telephone expert,
to enquire and report upon the
above matter, cloth 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, et` the Town Hall In the
Town of Clinton, for the holding of
Such enquiry, at which time and
place all persons interested in this
).natter and desiring to be heard are
directed to attend,
Dated at Toronto this fifth clay of,
.October, A. D., 1920.
• , T3. C. SMALL, •
67-2 Seeretiuy
COURT OF REVISION
TOWN "Ob' CLINTON
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Court of Revision of the Municipal-
ity of the Town of Clinton will be-
held in the Council Chamber, Clin-
ton, on Tuesday, the 266 day of
October at eight o'clock. in the
evening, for the purpose of Beating
and determining complaints against
the Assessment Iloll of the said
Municipality . for 1920. Persons
having business with the said Court
will. please attend at the said tilne
and place. --D. L. Macpherson, Clerk
Clinton, October 18t11. 67-1
Auction Saie
Of House and lot and household
effects on Hilton Street opposite J.
Cu ninghante's on. Saturday Oet. 28rd,
Happy Thought range, Cook stove, 2
heaters, tables, chairs, dressers, beds,
springs and mattresses, dishes and
graniteware and other articles too
numerous to mention.
Hatise Consists of.,7 roams, in good.
state of repair, WithA17/a acre of goad
garden lane,. A number of fruit
trees, Terms of sale -.-Household or -
feats, cash; house and lot, 10% • of
purchase money' on Clay of sale, bal-
anco in. 80 days. Miss Elizabeth
Whitely, Proprietress, Geo; II,
Elliott, Auctioneer, -67-2
Dried Apples Wanted
Highest prices paid for any quan-
tity of dried apples. Cantelon Bros.,
Clinton, •65-tf
Building for Sale
Frame building, with heavy elm
timbers, bin first class'condition.
Suitable for
barn orstraw shed.
Price reasonable. M. G. Ransford,
-65-tf
Houses For Sale
On the north side of Bond street,.
good house, electric light, town water,
stable, half acre of land, few apple,
plum and pear trees. Also. on south
side of Bond street, good house, town
water, good garden, fruit trees. Ap-
ply to Henry Livermore, -66-4-p
Help Wanted
Women and girls for trimming and
Paring apples at the evaporator. Al-
so other help. Town & Case, The
Evaporator, Clinton, -64-tf
No Trespassing
No hunting or trespassing allowed
on Lots No. 11 and 12 (Bridgewater
Property) Huron Road. 7;., J. Tre-
wartha. -34-tf
Farnt for Sale
Lot No. 10. B. R. N. concession,
Stanley, 163 acres more or less, is
offered for sale. Apply. to N.
Sundercock, R. R. No. 1 Brucefield,
phone 15-621 - G8-tf
IIouse For Sale -
8 -roomed house with 3 pieee bath
room, Hot Air. Furnace, Towlt water,
good garden' and chicken house. Ap-
ply on the preinises. W. S. Har-
land, Princess street, east -61-tf
IIouse For Sale.
Comfortable 8 -roomed house on -
Joseph street, centrally located, good
cellar; i4 acre lot with fruit trees;
outbuilding suitable for garage or
stable. Possession given in early fall.
Apply on premises to`Miss Turner.
56-tf
Farm for Sale' orRent
Lot 78 and S. half of Lot 77 on the
Maitland concession, Goderich town-
ship, consisting of 183 acres, in good
state of cultivation. Large story and
half frame house, bank barn and driv-
ing shed tvitlt pig house underneath.
Two wells and never -failing spring
creek: 15 or 20 acres of hardwood
bush; 3 acres orchard. 1%, miles from
Holntesville, 5Y.a miles from Clinton.
Convenient to churches, station and
cheese factory. Rural mail. For rur-
ther particulars apply to Wm. Bedard,
R. R. No. 2, Clinton, Phone 12 on 602.
-64-tf
Farm For Sale
Henry Weston ofers'for sale his
farm -of 80 acres, being lot 89, con.
6, Goderich Tp. The farm is well
built on, plenty of good water and
in good shape. '7 ,Hiles from Clin-
ton, 8 miles from Bayfield, and 11
miles from Goderich. Will sell on
easy terns. Apply on premises for
further information. R. It, No. 2,
Bayfield, Ont,, Phone 10 on 600, Clin-
ton central. -61-8
House and Lots For Sale
Two lots with comfortable house,
furnace, town, soft water in house.
Garage and stable, situated on Mary
street. --Apply on promises to W.
H. Cole, phone 133 53-tf
Por Sale
Two six roomed houses on Fred-
oriek street, near the new flax mills,
will bo sold cheap, and on easy terms,
Apply to Jacob Taylor or C. B. Hale,
r,:g4-tf
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TRACTOR
Small Cost
Ample Power
tconamical
Operation
Instant Service
Long Life
W. J. NE
Ford Dealer,
1:
AGER
Clinton
1
DON!T FHEEZE!
As the genuine Scranton Coal is
coming across in very limited quant-
ities, we are making 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-
ing. We can satisfy you.
Orders will be taken and accounts
may be paid at Ii. Wiltso's Store.
J. a MUSTA
CLINTON and BRUCEFIELD,;'
Phone for Clinton 74.
Phone for Brucefield 11 on 618.
THE CIIA EH TO E
Phone 45
.,. EACHES
This is the week for best
peaches for canning
We handle-pea-cbes direct
roe the growers at Grimsby
Buy your supply and save "
jobbers profits.
opo
Try a can of
Pure Crape Jam
at *rice less than the cost
of the sugar. of
LIVE AND LET LIVE
a;.
]Fred Wa Wi
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zc .
When sowing your winter wheat
be sure of a good crop by using
SWIFT'S FERTILIZER
Swift's High Grade
Acid Phosphate
is especially suited for winter
wheat and any quantity of it
may be secured at our Elevator,
Give us a call before disposing of
your '
WHEAT, OATS OR BARLEY
as we are paying highest market
prices
W. Jenkins a Son.
POUR AND PEED
Phones; Elevator 199, Residence 141
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Raisht11 3
Currants
Peels: and
Nuts
Wonderful vlllue for
early shoppers. Do not
wait until our stock is
depleted, You want the
13DS14for your Uhristmas
caken
a d fruit will be
(Ilex and scarce nearer
Christmas, .
Call and see us;
The Hub drocery
SCRANTON COAL
ALSO WOOD
Any who wish to leave their order
for future delivery can do so by leav-
ing,, their orders at my residence
Huron St. or phone .155. Terms
strictly cash. E. Ward. -84-tf
South End Grocery
A full stock of
Groceries & Provisions
We solicit your patronage
•ops
Levi St
PHONE 144
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PROMPT DELIVERY
ES ii!TrD
for knitters and learners
LSO WOMEN
for menders and inspectors
APPLY AT ONCE
Clinton Knitting Co, -
LIMITIlDi•
i� not 'N9' . it
Till next Winter to
Tali< about that
Furnace
DO IT NOW
Agent for fiesta Furnaces
11-10S. HAWK NS
Plumbing and Heating. Phone ▪ 59
Shop over Rowland's hardware
FLOUR AND FEED
CARLOAD OF
STANDARD HOG FEED
ON HAND
J. A. FORD & SON
Phone 123,
LIVE
PO[JLTHY YIATEfl
As the Poultry fattening season
is at hand we are prepared to pay a
special price for properly finished
Milk -fed Noultry. As the grain prices
are low it will pay you to fatten your
poultry at home this year.
Get our prices before you sell
GUNN, LANGLOiS CO.
N. W. TREWARTHA, Manager
Phone 190; Holmesville 4 on 141
CREAM WANTED) 1
The deni'and for our butter is hi*
crehsing.
To supply this demand We require
more Dream.
We request you to ship us Storni
cream.
We guarantee you the Higliecg
Market Prices, accurate 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 each
month.
Write for cans or further %forma.
tion to the
Tnr>v
Seafot tla Creamery Co,
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