The Clinton News Record, 1920-11-25, Page 6"TI IJI;SD,�Y, NOV/4 1RER 25; 1920
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"There is seidem an inctusttaal wax
•email<s„The Kinlcston Whig, In 11
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slant,whoio the employees call the
old mart Billy'. !'' . • ''
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Brussels btttoheis have decided to
[aver no. meat in the .morning' in
htu e, Are they trying• to encourage
he village housewives t10 /serve etieli-
ngchanes,
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"Yesterday" remarked The Globe of
lateia'd y, " an anti-Bxrtish committee
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t. Wasl)ingto)t opened an inquiry in-
0 outrages in Ireland, and three.ne-
;roes -were lynched in Georgia:
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We'll admit that this isn't e;caetly
ioekey weather, but' there's nothing
ike being forehanded and we would
silggest•that its about time something
vas done toward re -organizing the
hockey Olub.
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We gather that everybody is
,leased over the result of the election
n East Elgin, The farmers are of
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nurse pleased that their candidate
year anboth the Government and the
peAsed that the other
#berets are
lids t .
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o being
ronClitton to time are
itesite-
yards memorials being erected here.
,nd there by colleges, schools and oth-
r institutions, But are Clinton cit-
zons never to, be asked t0 contribute
awards a local memorial'?
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Sonie of our . contem loraries are
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ryin to account for the withdrawal
roni a .certain Toronto daily of the
advertising of the big departmental
tores. They seem to have failed to
aloe into. account, however, The'
News-Reco>d's Bu at -Home cam -school
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"Cfineclians worry over a possible
nal shortage arid a shortage o£
,leetrie light." says The Stratford
3eacon. "Froin England coZnes a re-
,ort that owing to increased arrivals .
rf butter ' from Australia and New.
Seitland the ration of government
ntter is to be increased by half an
runce per person':"
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Four vears'irgo a`carload of news-
rint .weighing..25 tens cost 5925 f. o.
b, the mill 'ih,;'Quebec. Now the Re-
rimer has to pay for the same car-
oad 53,250. This is one of the sea-'
ons that it is necessary for all news-
papers• to raise subscription and ad-
vertising rates, even in the 'face of
eductions in some goods. -Oshawa
tefoizrieri
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Its going to beratherawkward for
he American sold2er�tvho. was rope*
ed dead and whose ' "#rody is being
hipped to him from France. His
rife will -hardly ki;0w whether she is
a widow or not. 1t didn't make a bit
of. difference to the Department that
he. soldier.'3ent' evidence that he was
till alive. The Depitrtment is going
o prole how wrong' he was``and'how
ight. it is by ,shipping hint'.his'body.
?sten see what *he'll del
A Toronto deftly on Saturday dis-
used the ,power needs of tate Prey-
rice. The demand for power at pies-
ntfar exceeds the supply; even
ounthig the extra 15,000 horsepower
vhieli'''#s being supplied by the Mc-
(0nzie company, and as the demand
las been increasing steadily for years
nay be 'expected to go on increasing
`Business sense," says this article in
he Toronto paper, "discourages the
tope that the demand for Hydro pow-
:r will increase during the,,next five
ears at the extraordinary rate shown,.one
luring the last five". We'should like
o say that we think "Business Sense"
me is away beside the mark, The
lemand for Hydro ower lis onlyino
Y p
is infancy. `Business Sense", with
:haracteristic short-sightedness, is
()eking only at the po-Wer possibilities
,f the urban districts, at the possible
teeds of the Manufacturing Indus-
ries.. The Ontario farming industry,
ohieh is the largest industry ie the
?rovlinee, is only just beginning to
!each out after Hydro power, and so
ler there has been no power for it,
)ntario farmers car, use almost any
;ua1i1]ty of Hydro power, just give
•Y1em a chance at it. Then the use
,f Hydro for domestic purposes is
>lily in the "trying out" stage and eo
er has been rather discouraged than
ltherwise on account of the shortage
d power. Housekeepers in Ontario
are but ova -tin until the supply is
sufficient and a wilt use Hydro for
Vey Y
nesting, cooking and for energy in
toing all sorts of household tasks,
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his solving the problems of both coal
Ind help shortage. Let the Commis-
ent work to:,
;ether to acquiredon and vandndevelope every
• since of Hydro power avaiplatble, it
will all be needed. ,
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Was presented, asking for leniency,
Tho judge in passing' senteneo t0olt
the petition'ixtte Coitslderat'ion, and ale•
so the fact that it was a hist Offense,
malting the terra of imprisonment
as elicit as possible, The ehargv
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For Ch'�'istnlas. 7`iuie Tilos you k'now,we offer yen ua4ity Bruits at
pyear, Below we niter you prices for this wdek,
lowest prices ossibld thisp'
13tif y0ub Chrtstinas'itaiats at our story.SHOPPERS
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against the young 111911 a1.wse ant Oil
testimony given by them 111 all iter
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ease at Winghtunl.
Mr.,. Gowans who was a 1pointed
t vn 9 ler]t of Win •ham has declined
vt c g ,
to. accept the Appointment and the
position is still vacant. Mr, Gowans
Is teachingschool at Whitechurch
anci he probably thinks that at the
present time the teaching profession
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Wo Abe in a position .t. pay ill
1lighosb market prlve fdx, butter fat
anti to give the best possible sevvieo.
arm GATTIDRERS WII,I, BE ON
THE ROAD REGULARLY T}I15
Y1rA1t AROUND. WE WILIj QP-
,P1;,ECIATE YOUR PATEoNAGE,
1 ping seeded 1a191na :36r) *Mei EaVlllg prle0s
lb seedless raisins 800 in toilet soap •
1, ib, valencia raisins X300 Palm Olive soap at
1 b currents , , , • 22 1041 per cake.
1 ,¢ In: ants Delight 10
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Special prices • in 5 ne per cake,
lots. • . Speeial Prices on 4
or more bars,
WATCH FOR OUR '1921 CALENDARS
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4 lbs.. rolled oats ,,, 25p5
2 pings Cern Flakes 254
2 lbs, Tapioca , . , , .. 254
1 lb. 'bulk' tea 504
.quality Y _l.•er
1 bar Comfort soap 11.0
1 bar Gold soap , , 110
o Fnrinsh VP -to -date plogramq 0
9 suitable for all Irinds of en- o
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0 Novelty progzttms..foz' Fall Italia o
0 Special numbers for Church 0
o Concerts. 0
o gircelars on re nest. 02-13 o
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lbs, seeded raisins
lb $1,50
(pQ1' . 834,)
5 lbs. seedless Raisins ; 1.60
lbsValencia(perlb. 884,)
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5 , rags ns ,,,• L40
(per lb, 3005.)
5 lbs, currants , 1,1§
(per 1b, 250.)
4 lbs.. Rolled Oats
Were, the higher inducements.
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Andrew's Blyth, his in=
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17 lbs. Rolled Oats , , , , 1,00
St, church,
creased the nttnisterrs salary to $2000,
Mrs. Joseph P, Brine,. an old rest-
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CLINTON CREAMERY . LIMITED
Phone 1't5
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JOHNSC Pi CO'S GROCERY Phone iii
VICTORY BONDS
DO, YOU PAY INCOME TAX?
4. lbs. corn meal .........25
5 lbs. rfa0 1t ,, 65
dent of Harpelhey, dlied last week in
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D OIVI l N ION ICE CReemvi, PARLOR
If not have any bonds maturing
(pe(nr ,b 144.)
(per lb, 14¢.)
2,'be, Black tea . , . ,.70
her ninety-first year, One son and
four daughters survive,
Dr, R, Martin of Stratford will con-
duet atntivcrsary seri' ccs in Seaforth
Presb terian church on Dec. 12th,
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A large parcel, wrapped in brown
.paper', containing men's underwear
and top shirt,, pair boys' trousers;"Home
two pair braces, some plaid goods,
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SWEETEN YOUR VISIT
With a box of our Bon Bons or5
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Made Candies, They axe
simply perfect, our stock is the best
and Can depend on it being
you
in 1922, 1923, 1927, 1981, 1938 or
1937? If you have you can convert
these into bonds maturing in 1984 and
you will receive a substantial bonds,
To• one who does not pay income tax
it is to hold
5 lbs. Tapioca .. , . , . , '` ,60
Broken Sodas, 2 be. , , •, ,25
tins good salmon 1.00
Shelled W lain lb
_Walnuts, Per , ,70
5 lb. to of honey 1,60
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Births
red ribbon and elastic Suitable re
ward to finder. Pleased/Ave at Plum-
steel Bros. or filtoNews'-Record office,
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fresh, •ANNIE LAURIE",
"MARY ANN "WILLARD'S"
of no advantage noir-tax-
able bonds. You are losing money by
doing so,
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICE
WIGG-In Clinton, on Nov. 11th, to
'Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wigg, a son,
Clinton, Mrs, W. H. . R.
Elliott,'
No. 2, Clinton, -•-73_g
' - r•'' "Patterkrisp," "Marshmallows",
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h," a �• , ^ . �. Bulk Chocolates; etc, etc. Every-
`` ;,' N thing in the line of Candy.
W. I;RYDONE, Clinton
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-Frederick Alexander. •
BUTLER -In Wtngham, on Nov,
21st, to .Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Butler
of Clinton, a soil •
GLEN -In Stanley township, on Nov.
21st,. to Mr. and Mrs. Edward C.
Robert.
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. y�l LUNCH ICE CREAM
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E. WENDORF
No Trespassing
No hunting or trespassing allowed
on Lots No. 11 and 12 (Bridgewater
Property) Huron Road. ' A J, Tre-
wartha. • -64-tf
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MOCULLOUGII-SCOGGINS-At Vic-
Mail Contract
Sealed Tenders, addressed to thewill
STOCK TAKING SALEr
For 10 days to clear out all goods
at hand if at
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Sale
Two six roomed houses on Frod-
erick street, near the new flax mills,
be sold cheap,and on easy terms.
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SCRANTON COAL
ALSO WOOD
tovier St, church, Goderich, en Azov,
1, 7th bythe Rev. J. F. Re craft,
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Garfield McCullough Evelyn
Postmaster General will be received
at Ottawa until noon on Friday, the
31st day of December) 1920, for the
possible cost ,,prices.
1 upright novo, good tone,' was
sold for 5600,00, a good practise pi-
4 rpri
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Apply to Jacob Taylor or C. B. Hale.
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Any who wish to leave their order
.and
Laura Scoggfns, both of Goderich
township.-
O'REILLY,-McCAUGREY-- In St;
Michael's Church, Iily411, on Nevem-
by Rev. Hogan,
conveyance of His Majesty's Mails, ori
a proposed Contract for four years
six times per week over Clinton No.
'1 Rural Route, from the Postmaster
Generals Pleasure. Printed
alio to eo at 5125 00
1 square piano in good shape, sale
price 360.00.
2-6 octave organs suitable for
purposes to go at $25.00 eac11.
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Boars for Service
Cham ion• bred,big
p type Yorkshire
and Cheshter White boars for service.
At home every forenoon. -A. G.
for future delivery can do so by leav-
ing their orders at my residence
Huron St. or phone 155. Terms
strictly cash. E. Ward. -34-tP
ber 17th, ,Father
Kathleen McCaughey, to D. 4.
notices
containing further information as to
1 second hand cabinet phonograph,
worth 5125.00, fumed oalt case, to go
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Levey, shone 5 on 639, Clinton -28
O'Reilly, of McKillop.
DEARING-RICE-At the Trivftt
Memos#al Church, Exeter, on I\Tov,
17th, by the Rev. A. A. Trumper,
Charlotte Allen Rice, grancldaugh-
ter of Mrs. A. Allen to Preston E.
Dearing, only son of lir, and Mrs,
Wm. H. Dearing.
Deaths
conditions of proposed Contract may
be seen and blank forms of Tender
may b0 obtained at the Post Offices
of Clinton, Hohnesvi le, Seaforth;
Brucofielcl,.Londesborough and at the
office 0f the Post Office Inspector,
Lond',n. Post Office Inspector's Office,
London, 19th November, 1920. Chas.
E, H. Fisher, Post Office Inspector.
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at nr5,00.
2 Brunswick oak table phonographs'
'$88.00 each,�o�
I Phonola a beanie sells at $286.00
innaho an Sale
g" y price $221.50.
I Gold Medal table machine In ricema-
hogany, sells at $65.00, Sale Price
$60.00.
1 cabinet Gold Medal, a peach, sells
at 5175.00. Sale price 5125.00.
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piano. 2 for the pane of one.
HORSES-
1 Brood mare a dandy, drivers)51652
general purpose (good to
go at $65,00 each; 1' driver (not bro-
ken) a dandy at 575.00 .--
1 cream separator, Massey -Harris,
pota
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As the genuine Scranton Coal is
conning across in very limited quant--.-.-,
ities, we are snaking special efforts
Stith End Grocery
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A fall stock of
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�,®C�ri�s Provisions
we solicit your patronage
HOWSON-In London, on Nov. 21st,
Rev, W. G. 'Howson; 'formerly pas-
tor of Rattenbury street church,
Clinton, in 'his 70th year.
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All stockk records to clean at 70c.
each,
Player rolls stock goods, lit any
JONATHAN HUG ILL
like new to go at $60.00.
For Particulars phone 216 or call
at my office and see the goods.
SEAFORTH
on behalf of our people by substitu-
ting: •
NUT COKE'
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Levi Stong
BRIQUETS
PROMPT DELIVERY
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Pageant
Mail Contract
PHONE 216
OPPOSITE DALY'S GARAGE
CANNEL
PHONE 144
A Missionary
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Sealed Tenders addressed to the
SOFT COAL
Entitled "A. Day in India" will be
given by the Mission Band of Willis
Church, in the School room next Tues-
day evening, Nov. 30th, at 7.30. •
'-. The Pageant will be put on entirely
Postmaster General, will be received
at Ottawa 'tmtil noon, on Friday, the
31st day of December, 1920, for the
conveyance of His Majesty's Mails,
on a proposed Contract fol• four years
Clinton No.
For Sale
.A quantity of Buckwheat honey,
extracted, for sale by W. H. Watts,
William street, Clinton. -72-'72
Meeting of Haran County Council
The Council of the Corporation of
the County of Huron will meet in the
Council Chamber, Goderich, at 3
o'clock in the afternoon of Tuesday,
WOOD
SLABS
We have these in stock at prices
that will save money in compart-
I3IRLS-+ TED
for knitters and learners
by the children, about thirty taking
part. It is descriptive of real life in
India. It is interesting, bright and
attractive, as well as instructive. The
admission will be 254 for adults and
104 for chlidren. For the fnuds of
the Mission Band.
six banes per week over
2 Rural Route, from the 1st clay. of
April, next, Printed notices contain-
ing further information as to condi-
tions of proposed Contract may bo
seen and blank forms of Tender may.
be obtained at the Post Offices of
Clinton, Holmesville, Seaforth, Bruce-
Notice About Taxes
Ratepayers of Clinton are remind-
er that the second instalment of taxes
for the current year is due and pay-
able at the collector's office on or be-
fore Dec. 14th next. No notice other
the 7th day of December, 1920. All
accounts against the County must be
in the hands of the Clerk not tater
than Monday preceding the nesting
of Council. Goderich, Nov. 15th, 1920.
GEORGE W. HULMAN
-72-2 County Clerk
you
son with the ridiculous price of An -
thracite.
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Try a substitute for your fall burnALSO
ing. We can satisfy you.
Orders will be taken and accounts
may be paid at H. Wiltse's Store.
IN OMEN
for menders and inspectors
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field, Londesborough amid at the office
than this advertisement will be giv-
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APPLY AT ONCE
KEIIY CHICLE ��tR R
of 'the Post Office Inspector: London.
Post Ofiicee Inspector's Office, London,
19th November, 1920. Chas, E. H.
Inspector. —r3-3
en- The tax statement must he pre-
seated when staking 1#aynant. R.
B. Fitzsimons flax Collector. -71:3
Bus and Baggage
As H. J. Monaghan has started a
bus in tial Hotel, alltcallsion wfor bus and bag- ith the Commer-
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CLINTON and BRUCEFIELD_a
Knitting
Clinton Knitting Co„
LIMITED
loft
Fisher, Post Office
Auction Sale
gage will be promptly attended to.
phone fox` Clinton 74.
Only 18 mere shopping days
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until Christmas after the Kelly CirclePhone
Of Faint Stock and Implements
Phone 58. -72-tf
for Brucefleld 11 on 618.
Brucefield, has its annual sale of
t'
The undersigned has received instruc-
A Few Horses Wanted
not W ait
Work tea on
FRIDAY, DEC. 3rd
Ancl what better place
could , you pi for your
Chrlstnas gifts? Almost as good as
Eaton's: Something for every mem-
ber the family from the
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Mail Contract
Sealed Tenders addressed to the
Postmaster General, will be received
at Ottawa, until moon on Friday, the
tions to sell by public auction at
Lot 34, Con. 9, Goderich township, on
Wednesday, Dee, 1st, at 1 o'clock,
sharp the following: Ilorses: Bay
gelding, 5 years old weighing 1600
lbs„ black percheron, 4 years, black
mare, 6 years, in foal to Dunure
I will b0 in the markt shortly
for a few heavy horses weighing
from 1450 to 1600 lbs., good type of
hush horses from 5 to 10 years, Al-
so a few strong drivers or delivery
)horses. Write or phone -0. J. Wal-
lis, Clinton, Ont. -7$-2-p
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Till next Winter to
Talk about that
Furnace
of grandfath-
24th day 1920, for the
Gartley, agricultural gelding, 3 years
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er clown to the babe, and all under
roof. Besides the comfort and
convenience of buying Your Christ-
mas remembrances here you have the
added attraction of the tea, prepared
of •December,
conveyance of His 14Iajesty's Mails, on
a proposed Contract for four years,
six times per week over Bayfield No.
3 Rural Route, from the Postmaster
old. Cattle: 1 Durham grade cow, 6
years, due to freshen &Forth 2nd,
Durham grade cow, 7 years, clue to
freshen March 28th, Durham grade
9 due to freshen April
For Sale or to RentOUR
Goocl house on Bond street. Town
water, good garclen, fruit trees. Ap-
ply to A. McCartney Clinton. -704f
STOCK OF
NEW FRUIT, PEELS AND NUTS
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Agent for Flecla Firnacee
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Stanley. Remember the date, Dec.
3rd,
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General's Fleasure. Printed notices
containing further information as to
conditions of proposed Contract may
be seen and blank forms of Tender
cow; years,
1st, Polled Angus cow 7 years' ol'd,
due to freshen April 134h, red heifer,
rising 3 years, due to freshen April
No Trespassing
Persons found trespassing on lots
23 and 24, Con. 14, Goderich town-
HAS JUST ARRIVED
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THOS. HAWKINS
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Raw Furs Wanted
Highest market prices paid. II.
may be obtained at the Post Offices of
Bayfield, BreeefieId, Clinton, Holmes-
16th, roan heifer rising 3 years due
to freshen April 12th, roan heifer,
3 due to freshen
ship will be prosecuted. James Fer-
gusson.-69-13-p
Spanish Valencia Raisins 30c Ib.
Plumbing and Heating. §'4
Shop over RowIand's hardware
A. Ilovey, Clinton, Ont. License No.
villa, and at the office of the Post
rising years,
April 20th, 2 choice steers
-Seeded Raisins (large pkg) 33e
296. -73-tf
Office Inspector, London.
Post Office Inspector's Office, Lon-
18 months old,- 3 good spring calves,
Heifer Strayed
' Strayed from the farm of Louis New Currants 25c ib,
Boarders Wanted
Board and lodging for either gen-
Semen or ladies, Good accommoda-.
tion, Inquire 'The News
don12th November, 1920, Chas. E.
H. 'Kistler, Post Office Inspector.
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Registered Durham bull, 114 years
old, 3 dozen young hens. Imple-
stents: Deering hinder in good re-
pair, McCormick mower, 5 f't, enc,
Henhoeffer, Goderich tp,, a red heifer
with horns, and a hole in right ear. Figs -two ,pounds for 25c,
Any information leading to recovery
of same will liberally rewarded.
We are in the market for:
WHEAT • BARLEY
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office, -‘78-1
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10 -ft. Sharp rake, 10 hoe drill with W. G. Ross, Londesboro, Phone 26-15 New Orange, Lemon and Citron
grass seed attachment: Massey -Har- Blyth central. -70-tf
MAPLE
ELM
•For
ris 3 horse cultivator, Massey -Harris
Peel,
BASSWOOD
Sale
One first class cow, .due to calve`
Jan 21st' also one'heifer due to calve
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disc harrow, set 3 section iron ham-
rows, land roller, Bain ]umber wag-
double box with spring seat,
House For Sale Shelled Walnuts and Almonds
Comfortable- 8 -roomed house, on
For Fall Baking-----,
AND WHITE ASH LOGS
Flour and Feed always on hand,
in March, Apply to Mrs. John Pollock,
Ba Reid. -72-44
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Seated Tenders addressed to the
Postmaster General, will be received
gen, pig
'rack, hay rwek, 2 gravel boxes fan-
ting mill, set weigh scales,5.00 lb.,
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Albert 'Street, North, with good stone
cellar and town water. Apply Miss
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J. A. FORD & SON
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new Oliver walking plow with lead
LIVE AND LET LIVE
Phone 123. ; ?
Auction Sale
at until noon, on
17th day of December,„1920, for the
pulley, Fleury plow, Frost & Wood
Apples
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Of Farts Stock and IlltplenlOnts,
The undersigned has received instruc-
tions :to sell by public auction at,Lot
62, Kase Line, Goderich townshipon
conveyance of His Majesty's Mails;
enure proposed Contract for four
Years, six times per week.over Bay-
field No. 1 Rural Route, from the lst
twin plow, Fleury stuffier, set bob
sleighs, spring wagon, now binder
tongue, Poxtlarid cutter, 2 dos. grain
rubber
tearop t,tro , steel.
Dried Wanted *
Hig'ltest'pr]ces paid for any gnan-
City of dried apples. Cantelon Bros,,F It e d � * Wigg i gr
Clinton. pP -65-t
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3000 CHICKENS
2000 RENS al
Tuesday, Nov. 30th; coarnneneing at
1.00 o'clock sharp, the following:
Horses: Aged team work horses,
draft mare 8 years,in foal to Royal
of Dunholmhill, drat mare, 5 years,
in foal to Royal of•Dunilolmhill, mare -.Manic
3years, sired by International, •filly
2 sired by Royal Dun-
day of April, next,
Printed notices containng further
information as to conditions of pro-
posed Contract may be seen and
fortis of Tender may be ob-
twitted at the Post Offices of Bayfield,
Clinton Holmesville, Varna, Bruce-
iaies.topw roadtire
stone boat,Buildingfor
grindstone, pick, wheal-
barrow, 2 sap kettles,' oak barrel, 3
rock
elin ladder qr rungs, ivantiO fs tlofodheavy
zvhif3letreos, neck oke lawn mower,
extension step ladder, set team bar.
Sale
France building, with heavy elm
timbers, in (barn rst class
Suitable for strawd shed. Four aiid
Price reasonable. M. G. Ransford,
. -65-t£
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'sed.
500 DUCKS rc,
WEEKLY
Top prices will be paid by us for all
kinds of poultry taken at Clinton ev-
cry day and at Holmesville every,
Wednesday
Wrate
Cronin News
The adjourned annual meeting of
;he Goderich hospital board was held
.n the Board of Trade rooms Tuesday
fight; Rev. J. E. Ford presiding. The
sports of the secretary and trasurer
showed that for the first time in its
tistory the Itopsital is out of debt,
ast•year having been the most sic-
ressful in its career. During 1920 176
Iatients Were admitted, the largest
number in four years. Births at the
nos ital numbered 31. The name o£
p
;he orgaitizatlon has been changed to
that of "Alexandra Hospital Associa.
non,” and tho board of governors was
as fellows: Per three years,
P. G. Jonnon, Rev. J. E. Ford and
Vlrs. M: G. Cameron; two years
fudge Dickson, Rev, Canon Hill and
Wrs, W. L. Morton; one year, C. Wur-
.tele, J• W, Fraser and IVIts. Coulhurst.
Phe governors Will meet on Friday
rad elect their officers,
:Charlesa , }T Herold of
and •, a ld Shavers, Jif
V(rittgham; arraigned.- before Judge
Mason of Goderieh on Tuesday, wore
:nnVited of peejttry, His looter eon-
Echoed them to 24 hours iii jail and to
J]
pay a flee of $250, with -Cots atnottnt,
,...� _ ..• ;.: ., 'lewdly -
Arg t $138,45. A petition, largely
ri b, . the elegy, int O mule/ en-
g od Y gy, ay r
,.#tfnv,dnr,rt nii•.lrnnn n�G' 1�.fsn v1iaF.rir,f•..
rising years of
hohnhill, filly rising 2, sired by Glen.
rite, sucking colt, sired by Royal of
Dunholm'hill, driving mare, 6 years.
Cattle: 4 spring calves, 2 young
calves 6 steers iisiit r 2 2- ewr-old
L , y
field, and at the office of the Post
Office Inspector, Lonclon. Post Office
Inspectors OfSce, Loudon, 6th No-•
vember, •.1920. Chas. E. H. Fisher,
Post Office Inspector, -71-3
ng nhharness set plow her-
less, set single
inch, aims, sprayer, logging,pir21-•
chain,
crow baor,e vondenaulieysry yrist,shay
p P , g
ropes a quantity of 2 inch plank, a
House For Sale
8 -roomed house with 3 piece bath PEED CORN
room, Hot Air Furna e, TownIwater, a
good garden and chi p_ I£ ,you aro feeding Poultry }Ings,
ply on the premises. W. S. }lar- Cattle or Sheep try some of our Kiln
Corn
s er lmorning.
p properly
toned milk fed Chickens.
GUNN 1,ANGL015 CO.
Manager*
heifer, 5 yearlings, Farrow cow, 6
cows supposed to be in calf. Imple-
7
quantity of dry wood, a quantity0£
q
1 inch lumber, some cedar posts,
land, Princess street, east -61-tf dried which we are sell#ng •at
very reasonable prices.
N. W. TREWARTHA ,
Phone 190; Holmesville 4 on 141
stents: Wagon nearly new, 2 lumber
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black bishop robe, large Saakatcfie-
Farm for Sale or Rent ��•
Wagons, hay rack, Massey-HarrisAwe
binder, 7 -ft, cut nearlynew, Frost &Lot
6-
Wood mower, 6-£t cut, Massey }lassie
sped drill, 18 hoe; Sulky rake, set of
bobsleighs, set' -of Frost & Wood
discs, International 8 horse cultiva-
tor, nearly new, 2'w-elk/rig plows, land
roller, double plow, gang plow, double
plow nearly new, set of iron harrows,
2 'root pul:pers, fanning mill, t snip
drill, set double harness, set plow
Barnes's, And other articles too num-
Brous to mention, Everything must
h
ire sold as t e proPrietor. has rented
his farm. TERMS: All sums of �10
$
and,under, cash; over that amount,
be
, ,a.
Mall Conteset
Sealed Tenders addressed to the
Postmaster General, will be received
at Ottenra until noon, on Friday, the
17 day of December, 1920, ,for the
conveyance of His tMajesty's Mails,
on a proposed Contract for four
years, six titles, per week over 011»-
tete NO, 3 rural route from the 1st
day of April next, Printed notices
y•
containing further lid rnation as to
i ion ofproposed Contract mayr
bnd t s ..
be seen and Blank :Germs o£ Tender
may Post
wan robe, foot adze,. a quantity of
carpenter's tools, ensilage fork, pair
wool horse blankets, about 15 tons
choice timothy hay, 10 Ibad of 'seen
feed, bus, flax seed, new Daisy churn
No, 3, ereant separator, good as new,
500 ib. capacity, large 'Sutter bowl,
about 75 bus, good potatoes, good
wood cools stove, large Art Souvenir
heater with oven, also pipes included,
a1tcl other bousahold effects, set els-
tern rials and mixing platform, scrap
iron,spades, shovels, chains and oth•
, n '
er articles too tumorous 1;0 mention,
hin - tobe sold asproprietoro
hive yt g :-64-tf
has'sold his farm. TERMS: .All
78 and S. half of Lot 77 on the
112aitland concession, Goderich towli- ,,. SALT
ship, consisting of 183 acres; m good Now is the time to lay in your
state of cultivation, Large story and supply of Salt. We have it for Dairy
half £raor house, bank barn and Orly- or Table use and also for feeding
ing shed with pig house underneath. perpoe08, ,
Two wells and never -failing spring
creek: 15 or 20 acrees of hardwood +o+
bush; 3 acres rehard. ls/r miles from FLOUR
Holmesville, 554. miles Trott Clinton.
Convenient to churches, station and As the Flour Mills have just re-
cheese factory,'. ,Rural snail. For 81(8- Gently been allowed to return to
tier saxticulara ap i to (Mat, 73edard- their Pre tvar grade o£ Flour, tvo ora
1 lD y :
R. It. No. 2, Clinton. Phone 12 on 602. i»IW prepared to supply you a high
grade of Flour, for Bread or Pastry.
Try a sack and see for yourself,
CREAM WANTED I'
The demand for our butter is in -
crossing.
To supply this demand we moiresleeted
more cream.
We request you to ship us yon$
Dream.
We ' uarantee you the Highest
Market PceE accurate tests end
a t ri ` ,
Prompt service.
Our firm is known to you and needs(
no further recommend.
We pay all express eharges, Turn-
ish cream cans and pay tWiee eae)s
12 months credit will given on
furnishing approved joint notos, or 8
be obtained at the OH3oes
of Clinton Iiohnesville, Brueefteld,
sums of $10 and tinder, cash; over
that amount 12• months credit given
}•louse Lots For Sale - . ... _ _-
month.
Per cent for cash, laver. thing' mast
p �
bo settled for before being rmn0vecl
1" to the -re tie Shepherd, ,1.. r(
fro P n s s. A. Sep to .1,
.Pro rtetar T. Ounelr - A.uetton'eer.
p , y,
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Seaforth and a • the office of the Pest
t
Office Insbeetoe, Loudon. Post Office
.., --
�, Office,
Ineneetor s Office, London, 5th No•
vember, 1!120. Chas, a H, Fisher
, r
Pnai: (5i1;r,n 'Nail 614.11V. ,.,..71'.;#
n furnishing approved oint notes
0 gi ,
or a discount of 4% allowed for, cash
�.. .. ..
on Credit amounts. Il, II. Cantelen,
Proprietor Geo, H. trillion Auctions,
Proprietor, 0
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and
t with c nfo +ta bio"' house
Two tote w th o r 'b , -
.y khi • �/ . ®H.
fu1tlaCe, town, Emit Water int home, W.
. - _. !W 6 JenkiAH & n.
Garage ,and stable, situated on Mery _ .•
t' L-A 1 on realise . t W, mom ANDD "Ell1
s ren , pp y p E 4 +0.
Li'_ !'!tin.. :sltnn�a 1*2R R�-icE 'llltdnda: 1+"+l'eVat01 199RBEiCierit9 141
Write ter Cans or £nether interna•
Von to the
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