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There are good politts.in near-
fly all ariakep od lva'te!ies
there are few that aro bad
in every respect. In 1i13013NA
WATCHES yoti wirl find arut-
•bodled ALL the god points a
watch can hews., ,It/tiered from
the s£anctpelnts of SOLIDITY,
-DURABILITY, RLl IAIMLI('Y, t`
KW/AR
JEWLER & OPTICIAN
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
'hone No: 174w; Residence 174J.
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Calc#ccocac'QIf4Z3HOOsF1watr CC/110espelie
The frost is here. •Watch your
}•'flattery as.•well as radiator.
if you bring your battery to us for
-winter or recharge, .you will get it back
',fully charged.
We overhaul any make of storage
•']eatery,
:STORAGE BATTERY SERVICE
.STATION.
•mar painting and Overhauling.
AL G, P4 i4A , Gar a,
Phone 80 Residence 149
CLINTON, ONT.
DOLLAR DAY
SPECIALS
FOR
Friday. & Saturday
7.tbs Brokeh Sodas for• $1'
10 tins Pork and Beans for $T
^5 tins Pilchards for ... ..:$1
4 tins Salmon for $1
$1
4 tb s Prunes for
4 lbs. Dates for
4 •tbs Figs for
5 lbs Mince Meat for
8 pkgs, Macaroni for $1
5 tins Corn for . , .. , $1
5 tins Pease for $1
5 tins Tomatoes ,
5 Ib s Cranberries for' , ..4 $1
THESE ARE A FEW SPECIALS
ONLY, ALL OVER THE STORE
WILL BE ATTRACTIVE,
PRICES FOR $1 DAY
V. TaOg L
THE RUB GROCER
Phone 48
FRUIT -GROWERS
Better Spray your Orchard this Year.
Spraying and Dusting never paid
larger dividends titan now.
The Niaraga Brand Spray CP., of Burl-
angton, Ont, offer you at reasonable
prices
;DUSTING" MACHINES
SPRAYING MACHINES.
t. DUSTING MATERIALS
SPRAYING MATERIALS
IVIACHINES AND SPRAYS FOR EVERY
PURPOSE .
Por information on any of the above
rite or Phone.
Vol
Cxic,.:;v ge Sloan
AGENT
BLXTH, ONT,
Butler
Eggs
, flogs J
MARKET REPORTS
49 to 50
Wheat
eats.... ..•.•, .
BlieleV ' . , , .
Iltickwleat ..,,,,
-Hey .......•,..•
'Oren. ,.
'Shorts
„
i
Mifeed
e li''ofatoes
. 60
$10.00
, $tst35 to $1,98
... 85e, to 87c
404 to 45c
$1,15 to $1.20
$10,00 to $20.o0
•, . '. $45 tont
55 o 5['
$ .t $ 1
ansa,
$$.150 beg
t+6
B
A loaf 'oftsie.ad never rises to ex..
liflafit, ,
Council Had Two
•estahiieltment of ;h municipal fuel yatid,
Upon the question, the CQlitlpilto.:
spoke in the subject,
Councillor Wiltse said s
something wrong. when . tm
tutee of two disagrees e
divided, must fall, lie di he
way cosi was Nought ,los `e
use of the', inner circle
ad-
vised that full pal'ticttlal'k f
'Ventilate e coal ,yaed an 1-
furnlatiou ;already receiveds
to other e municipal east 1•
places be published ol'er f
the Mayor incl. Clerk, so _
payers would be ei8ir`gli e
question. lie favored th
to the people for their fin
Councillor McMurray slated
vote of the people' in Jauu,
asking for. full informs
question and he-u'anted th
tie. did. not believe it wet ;
the local coal deniers refus
it was out of the Count
present,
Reeve Miller stateti"tha
already' hats the . various
the other iuunlripelities 1
the fuel yards, and liow'e
fie conducted successful)
whole .council did not
the,Town went into it th
would refuse to self them'
Councillor .iohnson stat
favored the town owning t
Hess, but to produce a
would be an expense as f
t,
)' 1 1
t! at a noble frau, the'tnin
'Councillor Nediger plac
of the question 'now of
Council for placing the plc
rid tiler wa
I'1i 1'1101 Con
1 nt 8 houS
d not favor tl
t wear for th
truly, '.lie
of the 0088 )
11 n 18 0 the I l
In regard
111,
Ya S inn 8880
,tlte 111)1105.0
that the 1881
felted Op alt
1 bylaw going
al decision,
11Int tl1
try was 3 to t
.3011 .. on the
88180 have 1t
Id pay witet
ed to sell, but
Council's halts at
t the Council
opinions 01
11 regards t0
could the yard
y when the
approve, If
1 coai,har0ns
0011E
ed •h0 IIIWIays
he fuel bus!-
bylaw now
10! would be
e owner
s.
ed the Blaine
last year's
bIcite before
the people before they had any idea,
what It would cost to own a fuel yarct,
iie-advised the, • bylaw besentto, the
people to dere.4: the question for the
time being.
When the vc ••.••1s taken the amend-
ment carried 5 to 2, and the report'of
the coal committee was lost on the same
vote.
Co veil adjourned to meet on Wed-
nescleS, evening to continue business,
Wednesday's Session.
All the members were present except
Councillor Johnson,
The citizens of Clinton will have an
opportunity of voting on three by-laws
on. Monday April 5th, when,tile Merner
flax lntil bylaw will come up; Bylaw
No. 6, to raise $15,000 for Municipal
Fuel yard; and By-law No. 7, to raise
$10,000 for a Soldiers' Memoriai. '
The bylaws were read twice and will
be published iii the local papers next
week.
Council then Adjourned;
a+Qgok lh low goad b+ol:rt3a:ts11
A safe., reliable r Wrr 1ie;,
500(1011111111, 'ahid an throe de.
areas of strmaetn No. 1. $t
No. 2, 831 No. :3, SS per Lob
$old by all OMUaiste, or 11001
prole a on 11080,51 0f pprice,
Fros 5empLlot. 41 Address:
E COOK NCCMINIE CO,
.Y' Y oeeero, 0 s,.. thpw:lr Hobo.)
GODERICH
L. 0. L. 182 has instailed the follow-
ung officers for the ensuing year: W,M,
T, Drennan; D. 1d. E. •Sproule; chapl-
ain 11., Snaith; recording -secretary, J.
McNevin;' financial secretary, •A. Me -
Nevin; •treasurer, J. Sturdy; lecturer,
Thomas Rya I;',e3. of C. R. Brownlee;
'committee, A. Clark W...Clar . J, Bell,
T. Hawkins, N Armnstrottg,
A large gang of.men are at work on
the steamboats in the harbor making re-
pairs, Considerable new work is being
dote to some of the boats, Dan L"ern-
nett is looking after the wor=k. The en-
gineers, ace. expected here about March
10, when they will also have a lot of ree
pairing and new W0rk;to'do,
There has been • a shortage of coal
here lately, and some people have had
t0 return to the use of soft coal or any
other kind of fuel obtainable,
The spring assizes open here on
Tuesday, There 'are only a few cases on
the docket, The only criminal case is a
charge of arson against a Brussels, Mail:
-GOULD,-pollowiug all illness Of
three weeks, death came on Tuesday of.
last week' iii Mr, Wm, Gould' of Market
street Goderich. The tate Mr,
Gould enjoyed, : good health
up to last November, when he Contract-
ed a heavy cold, From this he never
fully recovered, and he passed peace-
fully away Feb. 1 7th at the advanced
age of 88 years. The late Mr. Gould Was
born in Wiltshire, England, and carne
to Canada with his parents when 58 En -
fent. Most of his younger Boys were
spent' the township of Kingston,
where he married Mary Wartmmn, of
U. E, L, ancestry. The family removed
to Goderich Township in 1 85,, where
thby resided until„ about to year ago,
when they removed to Godtrich, The
late Mr. Gould was a lover of his coon-
try, a fatnner all his .days, In. politics
11G, WAS a Cons'!r;'ative; member of the
Ailf}gticau church. Ile is survived by
three Sons,. Geo, P. of town; Wee. W.
of Portage La"'Prairie, Ind Henry W, of
Clinton, and two daughter, Mrs, W, G.
Anglin, of Kingston, and Elinzabeth at
home, One daughter, Mrs, 13 B, Ward
of, N(:w York, predeceased tier• father
one year, The funeral' on Feb. 19 was
conducted
liy Rev. A, L. G. Clarke, of •
SL George's clturch,,to Maitland Cein-
etery, wher0 the remains Were laid be.
side those ,of his late wife who preder
ceased MM about four ;veers, The paH.'
bearers Vera/oho Sturdy, Wm, Wake
k'Ii CbINTO.N NEW
hMkt, J. 13, Whitely, Join; Salkeld,
Roble Andrews rola John 8, ljoitnes,
• Et.Y'TH
Reeve Jas, Curt has solar his resid-
ence 10 Mr, Joliet _Armstrong of l3el-
grnve, Mrs. Arthur Steinhoff bsts clis-
posecl. of his residence, Dinsley Street
east, so Me, Robr NeWeenpbe, 01 tdori'-
15, Air, Earl Bentley has bought the
dwelling owned by'^Mr, W. harrow; Mr,
W. 0, /let -earl has bought the house.
now ocettpied by hint from Mrs, Evans,
Mrs,' Byron Johnston, Who was visit
ing her parents Mr, aid Mrs. N. Curie
leg, was suui111011ed to her Monte In
Winnipeg owing to her husband beteg
injured in a street car accident. Word
was received here this week that -he had
passed away.
At the meeting of the Quarterly
Board of 'the Methodist church, held
on Friday night,• Rev. R. J. McCormick
was invited to relihain as pastor of the
church here for the fifth year. Mr; Mae
Cormick eceepted,,,Subjeet to the ap-
proval of the Stationing'Commit,tee,:
C,`:3.EDITQN' .
The Bison saw 111111 his heel sold to
Mr. H. Willett of Dashwood, who will
convert it in a flax hni11,
,lir, Bert/ Either in on the sick list,
Win. Colwell sold.. one of his farms
being lot 6, con. 1, Blddulpll to Mr.
Brown of Seaforth for $12,000.
- Herb Hanlon, lravellor, in home on
the sick fist. •
August Hill, who has conducted a
successful hotel business for thirty-one
years, has retired, And his successor,
W. J, Mallett, has resumed his place. •
esca0Qenae chececeoetefa eiteeseece oo
Local News
. ,,•..P.emeaelece708'+t••ttaboteeeigieoCdilegiceecee
Officials Were Haste.
After Council electing on Monday
night the Town Officials entertained
the Council and press to an oyster sup-
per, Speeches followed and a pleas-
'ant
leas=
ant evening was spent.
Officers Were at London.
The !beat S. A, Officers along with
the other officers for all parts of West-
ern Ontario, met in London on Mon-
day in council. Commissioner Rick-
ards, Col. McMillan, Col. Moran and
Mr, Davis addressed the meetings.
Rare Coins.,.
Last week Mr. Henry Jdyner showed
The New Era, two old coins. One, a
English penny was dated 1777 and
bore the head of George 111. If was a
heavy coin,' weighing r oz, and when
they were called in the British Govern-
ment they • made three Out
of • an • old one. The
other coin was a half -penny dated 1 600, •
Mr. Joyner has had them for over 70
years. . '•a:,lf. i',iN l.i,-,•A.•Lma'
Daughter Dies in Detroit. "5a{'ll '
Mrs. Owen Graelis received wOrd-
Iast week of tihe death of Hen; daughter,
Nellie Josephine, beloved wife of Fred,
'W. Milton, at the early age of 34 years.
Besides her husband she leaves one son
Frances. She is also survived by one
sister, Mrs. Bethke, of Syracuse, and
two brothers, Michael of town and
Edward of Syracuse. • The funeral was
held on Saturday morning to Mbunt
Olivet cemetery, service being held in
Holy Trinity church at .9 a,m. To the
bereaved' the heartfelt sympathy ,goes
out to them in their loss,
Brother Dead.
Mr, R. E Manning received word last
week that his brother, ,Mr, John T,
Manning, a former well-known and es-
teemed resident of Exeter, had died•in
Crystal City, Man., after a prolonged
illness, Mr. Manning was born in the
Township of Stephen, being a sol of the
late Richard Manning, For litany years
Mr. Manning resided in 'Exeter and col -
ducted a butcher business, About 20
years ago he :andhis family moved to
Crystal. City, where they have since
resided, 'The late Mr. Manning Married
Miss Whitlock, who survives 01 In to-
gether with. one daughter, who is mar-
ried and resides in the West. He is
else survived by three brothers and
one sister, Lute, of Crystal City; Wilbur.
N,,,of the Sherlock -Manning :Piano Co.,
of Loldou, Mussell E. Manning manager
of the Royal Bank, Clintffu, and Mrs,
Geoge Weir, of Detroit, The funeral
took place in Crystal 'City 011 Wednes-
day.
Was Buried Saturday.
The funeral of the late Whitfield
Crich, was held on :Saturday afternoon
slid the body was laid to rest in 1110
family plot at Turner's Cemetery, Rev.
S. Andersen, conducted appropriate ser
vices at the home and graveside, . The
pallbearers were five brothers, Lewis,
-Onslow, John T„ Idd0, Gifford and Jn0,
Ode The deceatedwas born in Tucker
smith 62 years ago, on Hie farm now
owned by his brother Gifford, Ile was
ennead 3Oil, years ago .to Miss Maggie
McDonald, who survives him along with
one Bea, }toward, on the homestead.
Mr. and Mfg, Odell iihoved to town a-
bout 2/ years ago and settled o1 Is-
aac street, Tile late Mr. Crictr suffer-
ed' fee
uffered'.fee tile last 30 years from Asthma,
alhdi with ani 'attack of heart trouble fast
'ijllursday morning, pesScd quickly a-
way, Ire was a Ltberal in politics 'and
a lastchar of Chu Ontario St, 'Methodist
church. ' '
MOTHERS
TOBE
OE
Should Read Mrs, Monybares
Letter Published by
Her Permission.
Mitchel, Ind. --.•" Lydia E, Piekhnrn'S
Vegetable Compound helped me so much
during the time I
was lookingforward
to the coming of my
little one thea I am
,recommending it to
other o octan
7r p t
/
Mothers. Def ore
bilking it, someday®
,
f suffered with MU.
t rat&•fa so. badlythat
I I thought 1 could
not live but after
taking three bottles
o2 ydiaE. PinIt-
ham's'V'egget'able
Compound I was en -
r tirely relieved of
neuralgia, 1 had
gained in strength
and, was able to go
around and do all.
my housework ' My baby when seven
month:, old we ghed19 pounds and I feel
hotter than '1 have for a long time. I
never had" anymedicine do me so
ranch good." -Mrs. PEARL MONXHAa1,
Mitchell, Ind,
Good health during maternity is a
most important factor -to both norther
and child, and many letters have been
received by the Lydia !,; Pinicham
Medicine Co. Lynn,' Mass., telling of
health restoredduringthfs trying period
by the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.
ERA,
D00e®t9NYrd.DomeeiW®H'isaocatity¢s c1
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Ve3as
P The iNCITS
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aosuoconesesouieoemeonneue
Mrs, Geo, E Eric'faggart and daughter
of Blyth are visiting the formen''s sister
Miss Tllontpson, Albert Street,
Mr. Harvey Potter left on Monday
for Toronto, where he will resume his
studies at the medical college,
ltlr, Foster Copp, df the Toren
Medical College was home for f
days.
Mr, Roy' Plunlsteel attended the sa
of the tG110191) Fat Stock Co., on We
destiny.
Mr, John Biggins attended the sa
of the Guelph Fat Stock Co., on We
110542)',
Mr, S. B. Slathers attended the
Stock sales at Walkerton and Guel
this week.
Mr, Isaac Rattenbury of P,ete`rbor
leas hate Owing to the illness 'of h
sister, Miss Dorothy Rattenbury.
Mrs. J. P. Reynolds and Mrs, Jac
Reynolds Were airing on )Sbafo
friends o» Wednesday...
Alderman J. E. Johnson made a bus
ness .trip to Toronto on Wednesday,
Mr. J. G, Cimowen left on Wedne
clay for his trip up the Soo line and811
Ottawa valley, He expects t0 be bac
about May ist.
Mrs. Higgins spent a day or •So a
EruceieliJ, the guest of Dr, D, Mclhtos
Rev. D. N. MaGamus, was in Wing
ham011 a short visit. .
Mr. Chas. A, Nairn, of Goderich wa
assisting 1» the stocktaking, of th
grocery change of E. E. Hunniford t
Mr. Wiggs.
Rev, B. Snell, of London, was in tow
on Wednesday.making arrangement fo
e meeting of the Christian, Men's Bro
therhood, Federation of 'Canada, to b
held in the near future. Foil announc
meet will be made through the press.
Mrs. Frank Hovey will be at home
on Thursday, March 11111, and after
wards 077 the 4th' Thursday of eacl
Month.
Mrs. (Rev.) Hogg received word last
week that her father, Mr. Wylie yeas
seriously ill at the horse of his daugh-
ter in North Bay, but later word was re-
ceived he was out of danger.
' Mr. J. Wiseman •was in. Exeter on
Monday;
Police Magistrate Andrews goes to
Tdrohto on Monday to be a deputation
to await on Premier Drury in regards
to higher pay for the Magistrates.
Miss Jean Cllidley is visiting in De-
troit. - 0
Mr, A. .1. Holloway is spending a few
drys with his daughter, Mrs, 1, R.
Rattenbury at Peterboro,
Miss Jennie Hoimes and her sister•
MIS, Shaman .have returned to their
home here. '
Mr, and Mrs, Mc'Cool left on• Wednes-
day for their hone .in Alberta after
spending the winter tuft!) Mr, and Mrs.
Jas, Muir.
Miss Dorothy Rattenbury has been
tender the doctor's care, but is making
improvement, which h'er many friends
are glad to hear.
Miss Ruby Cook, of Toronto, is the
guest of her brother, Mr.- B. J. Cook,
The young lady is reooverhig from an
operation of appendicitis,
Mr, J. L, Kerr, was in Stratford on
Wednesday night to hear H0,1), Mr, Taft
speak. The lecture was a fine one, but
the lecture, WC could recite to •the Ga T.
R. would be "peach" The train arrived
111 Clinton at 3.40 Thursday morn-
ing
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W.O.'S PHOSPHODINE
The Greed ddglish Prepdratrnd,
Tones and tarlgorCtes the whole
nervous system, makes hew Blood
in Old Veins. Used for *trees
f)(biltty, Mental and Despondency,BraThWdrry
Loss of' .
Ellett , Pelpitalfon' o)'
Mr Heart, F'o if Memo
S gis !'tire aper Lop, ain
for Si, Sold by alidrugarsis, or mailed in plain.
pkg. on tecelOt of pace. Nero pamplgel malted
/yec.:NE wood MEDICINE CO, TORONYO,ONT,
Ti0 Molsoil Bank inspector Was here
last week ettending tp itis duties'af the
local bank,
' .,.,. ate!..
A Splendid Concert.
The concert on Tuesday alight -given
by Vlssoehes 1'lorenilne Musicians WAS
8 very enjoyable one. The lady violin-
•Jst and the soloist gave a splendid pro-
gram while Yissoclll with his Oeno Ac-
cordion, played everytilleg from grand
Opeea to ragiiule and back again, las
pau't was a novelty to Most, of the
nuclienee,
Sister-in-lawDead.
•Mrs, (Dr,) fowler received word last
week that her Blister. nilaw, Mrs,
Crich, CI 'te' I
res t u 1 b, of Winnipeg, had pass-
ed away following nn operation to a
hospital there, Mr. and Mrs, Crich
spent' a' couple of weeks here last
silhluner. ' The sympathy of many old
friends here hilt be -extended to Mr.
Crich,
Avalon Selo,
of farm stock and ilnplenlents, liav-
Ing disposed of my farm, 1 have instruct
ed the undersigned to sell by public
auction at lot 32, COhl, 6, (Base Line)
.011 Thursday, March.18th, at 1 O'clock
sharp the following:-1-lorsee-1 0011-
eral purpose driving mare 11 yea's nlcl;
1 gelding rising 2 years by "Tommy
Bars'; 2 iillvs, rising 2 years by "Lord
Ronald; 1 filly, rising 5 years, by 'Glen
Ray'', - Cattle -1 cow, 6 years old due
time of sale; 1 core, '5 years old due
•April 25th; 2 cows 5 ,years old, due
June 8811; 1 cow, 10 'years old, due
June 28 10; 1 cow due Sept. 3r4; 2
steers rising 2 years old; 4 heifers, ris-
ing 2 years; 1 vearll• steer;'3 yearl-
ing heifer;; 6 fall calves, Sheep- 24
l.eicester ewes; 1 registered Leicester
rano.
Implements -Massey
Harris bin-
der, 6 ft. cut; Deering plower, 6 ft. cut;
Deering cultivator with seeder; 1 Mas-
sey Harris 10 ft. rale, nearly new;
Champloti Drill; beefing roller; Win-
dsor disc harrow; i four section har-
rows; i Chatham fanning mill, with
bagger; 1 straw cutter; Cockshutt rid-
ing plough; 1 walkilig plough; 1 Kan -
91'00 91011911; 1 root pulper; 1, 2,0001b
scale; '1 set team harness, nearly 1101V; t
set plow harness; 1 set light double
harness;. 1 set single harness; 1 lumber
waggon; 1 bay rack; 1 set.hob sleighs;
1 waggon box, watts spring Seat; 1
cushion tire tap buggy; 1 deLaval cream
separator; 1 sugar kettle; 1 crow bar;
a quantity of hay. Household furniture
'1 wood cook stove;' 11 hood Cripple
heater; 2 bedsteads; 1 bed spring; 1 hall
lamp; 1 hanging lamp; 1 mantle lamp
and other shall articles. Terms- Ali
sums of 580 and under cash; over that
amount 8 mouths credit on furnishing
approved joint notes ora discount of 4
% off for cash. Ilay cash. T. J. Lind-
say, prop., Thos. Gundry, nuc,
Auction Sale.
Of farm stock. Ezra 14, Durst will
sell by public auction, at Lot. 27, Mait-
land concession, Colborne, on Tuesday,
,March 9, at 1. o'clock, p.m. Horses -
2 year old Clyde stallion iOCpminodore
Again" (21 7960) sired by "Commo-
dore,"; clyde gelding, rising 4 years
old; clyde filly, rising 3 years old; clyde
gelding, rising 2 years Old; general pur-
pose horse,' rising 7 years old; general
purpose horse, rising 4 years old.
Cattle -1 Durham sow,,5 years old, due
April 1oll;' 1 Durham heifer, 3 years
old,, due March 15; 1 Durham cot?, rise
ing• 6 years old bred Jan, 1; t choice
holstein COW, 'rising'6 Yeaf'S old due
Mav T0; I Durham heifer, 3 years old,
calved in Dec; 1 Durham heifer, 3 years
Did,. milking, bred Jan, 10; 4 Holstein
heifer, rising 4 years old, milking bred
in Nov,; 4 Polled Angus heifers,' rising
2 years old; bred In January and Feb,
3 steers,' 2 years old; 6 heifers, 1 year
old,' Hogs --2 sows, due March 13th;
i sow, due April est; '3 registered York
shire -sows, 4 months old; 1 registered
Yorkshire hoar, 4 months old, Also at
the same time and place Mr. William
Bolton will sell by public auction, the
fallowing:• -•1 'Dutham cow, due May i ;
2 Durham heifers, '3 years old; 1 Hol-
stein heifer, due April ist; 1 Holstein
Helfer, fresh; 1 blue heifer, due May
1; 1 Holstein heifer due in June.; 1
Holstein heifer in calf; 1 white Duncan
heifer, due in April; 1 Durham steel, 3
years old; 1 Durham heifer due in June;
1 roan steer; 1 Durham heifer, 1 year
old; 1 Holstein heifer, 1 year otd.Tet'nls
-Six months' credit on furnishing ap-
proved joint notes, 4 % straight off
for cash. Ezra M. Durst and Wm. Bol..
ton, props., Thos. Gundry, Auc.
SKA,TINGPARTY
The Clinton Katie Band
will hold a
Ckating Party at Arena
on
Tharsday, • March 4th
Lunch will be sold and
there will be plenty of
music given
Admission 25c
Auction Sale
OF BUTTERMILK FOR FEEDING
PURPOSES,
Saturday, March 6th,
at the
Clinton Creamery. •
at 3,10 p.1)1.
Mr. George Elliott. has illstrti0tois
to sell by ancl30n 0011 e;l1ire(lrodue toil
1 ,f t
of Buttermilk for the corning season,
in six separate lots, being the make for
each Of the six' days of the week
throughout the seasoh.
Clinton Creamery t.td,
.
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PTLGtRI4C+.11 RUBBERRQO T
-at $66.O0
Ail Litres of Robber footwear have advanced at the.
factory and "PILGRIM" Rubber Boots will be at least .6,00
for Spring.
"PILGRIM" ,, R
G M $Dots have been tested and found to be one
of the best Rubber Boots on the Market.
We were fortunate enough to have :About SO pairs of
these -boots which were bought at the olde ric
p t and which we
are now goingto pass on to our customers at ,the old price ori
$5.00.
long,
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Leve Invited Premier Drury.
The ISh'ectors of the Clinton Stock
Show have invited Premier Drury to
h present e
feet
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and address 1 't e.
S. lie ,
1 banquet q
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the evening of the show. The Show
wilt be held on Thursday, April 81 h.
Movinge.
Mr, Milker along with his son-in-law
Mr, Fraquhar, who has been residing in
the West, have moved to one of Mr,
',:arter's houses in St. Andrew's Ward.
Mr. W. 11, Davison has rented the
house of Mr, Peacock on Shipley street.
M1ir, Luke Lawson is moving to his
new home on Mary Street.
Mr. Guy Jones has rented the house
recently vacated by Mr. Luke Lawson.
Pigs for Sale.
Choice little pigs for sale at reason-
able prices, in first class condition.
F, W, Andrews
Auction Sale
Of farm stock and implements, By
instruction of the Administrators of the
Estate of David A. Forrester, deceiseed,
there will be offered for sale by public
auctilnl on Wednesday, March, 10th, at
lot 22, Huron Road, adjoining. the town
of Clinton, at 1 O'clOe8, %harp, the fol-
iOtt'ing:-Ilo9005. *l Mare S years; 1
mare nine years not in foal; t aged
horse, a good worker; 1 aged general
purpose horse; 1 driving or saddle pony
4 roadster mare colt, rising 2 years sire
"Tommy Bars". Cattle - 2 COWS,
years old not in calf; 6 steers rising 2
years; 5 heifers rising 2 years, not in
calf; 1 heifer, 2 ,years, in calf, due a•
bout April 1;,9 spring calves. All cat
tle in geed cQildachney-,•..
Massey" Harris 7-1t,!tiott, binder;M1iDreering1
mower; f side delivery rake; 1 Massey
Harris Hay loader; 1 hay tedcter; 1 corn
binder; 1 14 -hoe brill; 1 stif tooth cut,
tivator; 1 outward cut disc; 1 inward
cut disc; 2 sets of 3 -section drag har-
rows;l, 2 -row smaller; 1 single scuffler;
i steel roller; 1 bean harvester; 1 pota-
to planter; 1, 2 -row potato sprayer; t
Oliver 2 -furrow gang plow; 2 toaiking
plows; 2 sugar beet plows; 1 fanning
milt; 1, 200010 scales; 1, 1000 tte scales'
1 grass seeder; 2 -waggons; 1 hay rack:
1 gravel box; 1 open buggy; 1 cutter;
1 bag truck; 2 scythes; 1 ' cross-c'it
saw; 1, 25ft. extension ladder; 2 sets
double harness; 1 set single harness; 2
sets double -trees; 4 sugar beet forks.
Grain -About 500 bus. of good oats;
about 150 bus, of barley, Otiher ar.
titles too numerous to mention. Terms
-A11 stuns of $10 and under cash; over
that amount 6 months' credit on furnish
ed approved) joint notes, or a discount
of 4% off for ca'hh. Grain to be cash,
F. 0, Forrester and D. C. Forrester, Ad•
miui5trata•s; Thos, Gundry, Auctioneer,
Mortgage Sale,
Under and by virtue of the powers
contained in a certain Mortgage which
will be produced at the time of sale,
there will be offered for sale by public
auction by George Elliott, auctioneer,
at the premises on Saturday, 6th day
of March, at the hour of 2 o'clock in
the afternoon the following property:
Lot number 311 on James street in
the town of Clinton in 'the County of
Heron,
On the property there is a comfort-
able frame residence, and outbuildings;
the location is a desirable one.
For terms and conditions of sale ap-
ply to W. Brydone, Clinton, Solicitor
for the .Vendor.
Dated at Clinton this 1211; day of
February, 1920,
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A Piano Bargain. ---
A Bell piano upright ruse wood case
7,1-3 octave, A sweet tone and worth
5250, Will sell at $165 for quick sales
out of tow!)1150spects, Write for par-
ticulars to 13ei1.Sales Roonis, Seaforth
Ont.. Jonathan E. Hugill, Manager, 9,
0, l3ox. 229,
Farm' For Sale.
The Executors of the Estate of Jos-
eph lz2ard, deceased, offer for sale 120
Acres 111 the TowitehiQ of Goderich coni-
pl'isiilg Lot 37. Concession 14, and the
the North half of Lot 37'Concession 143,
This is a well il1proyed farm, has good
house, bhrn, outbuildings and silo, is
well fented„058 good water facilities, is
in a good state of cultivation and has
1 0 acres of hardwood anti 15 acres of:
cedar 4(litain•ing much vetuable, limber,
The farnt is located on a goonrivel,
road J miles front Clinton.g
A3Rfy to M, Flick :R.R,rNo.. sa, (,811
ton' and :.Derr iriar,yz2;1„!1 'f age
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House For Sale
A frame house story and a half high,
8. •nn
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t ms, ,_ acre Of land with good well
and cistern, barn and ihen house. For
further particulars apply trr: Job
Shanahan Phone 1,-637, tenet(
R, Ie, Nu,) Clinton..
For Sale.
A lovely drop head sewing machine„
been used only a few 11101)8113 for sale
cheap a guarantee with it. (;all 'at
Jonathan E. Hugill's Music Store, sole
agent for Wm Bell Piano, Seaforth Ont.
FOR SALE
Bay Driving horse. 3 year; 4d, ante
1 general pnlp058 lit),¢e , years' old,
and will be s jp cheat''. Call at Slot.,,
J. E. 14%4, ftl, Sole agent fur •tile Bel,
P15113 ,Seaforth Opt.
VICTORY BONDS .
Bo'lght and sold at tllarket prices,
;7:7,` W. 13RYbdN12.
Victor Feed.
We have It quantity of Victor Feed
for Hogs and 'Cattle, which will take the .
place of Shorts a5 it is 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 Chap. As these
two lines are good value at the present
tinge w0 would advise an early purchase
Having procured the agency for the
Swift Canadian Co,.we are prepared 01
offer you Swift's Digestive Tankage and
also all brands of this, Company's Fer-
tilizers. '
Regarding Spring Seeds our Stock
includes the folowingl-Red Clover,
Alsike Clover, Sweet Clover, Alfalfa,
Timothy, halo Timothy and Alsike mix.
ed.
There are a few barrels of the Puri;
Cane Molasses left yet,
W.Jenk ns&Son
FLOUR AND FEED
Phone 199 Residence, 13 1.
DOUBLE TRACK
ROUTE
BETWEEN
MONTREAL,
TORONTO
DETROIT
AND CHICAGO
Unexcelled Dining Car Service
Steeping ,ears on night train ant{
Parlor Cars on special clay trains.
Full information from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent or C. E. Horning
District Passenger Agent, Troonto,
John Ranefoid & Soh, City ,passes
ger 51111 Ticket Agents, phone 57
A. 0. Partisan, station agent.
CAN 13E STRONG AND WELL
'WITH W,+'rfE.UC R6iiiG' r'bYS,
Women try to bear the daily hardens
of the household, but the continual
stooping, betiding, 11511511 ending strain
on the back, sooner or later, may end in
some form of kidney trouble,
,When the bank aches or beeomes
weak it is a warning that the kidneys
are affected in some way, and on rho
first; sign of any weakness loan's Kidney
dills should be taken, so tae 80 strengthen
the kidneys and prevent some future
trouble, A
Mrs. Joseph Jarvis,152 Niagara St.
llatnilton,,writ058-"was so troubled
with my kidneys I could hardly sleep; I
could not do my work and wee 1a.bhlyden
to myself. 1 used Dean's Kidney ?ills
and they sure helped me, and I would
itot be without them ha the house, 1
tai' itep better now than .1 have for
$131,41..,
Dtieta4 Kidney, rills aro pat uJr ata
etit$egegke�r•Aux; bur trademark n �'M appis
X,ti-f"1 prlca suo.,ak all de¢tlft4, or nulled
kreer oh te,te:s23 of price Jy The '1',
l4llt1Y,mtn "04 Limited, Toronto, Oat. ,
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