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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1919-5-22, Page 5May 22,nd 1919 Minton News -Record Of.lnterest to You and 1M.e . 'Tiley .are having some time in ilmedoth," remarks au etlehange. 'Wouldn't it bo more propel` la say ;that they are having several times • • • The 1itigetown Dominion thinks a ;good many people will leave them - .selves so exhausted protesting against the "right" of, the railways to change their clocks that someone else will have to attend to the nac- essnry work Of hoeing and keeping the bugs' off this year's crop of. potatoes, "Do you think the time will ever ,come," asks 'l'he Dominion, Ridge - :town, 'bollen public questions will be decided on their merits irresptetivo •o1 party affiliations ?" Itchy can .such a state of thinga come about when on the most trifling nhattor the -opposition stands ready to take ad - Vantage of a vote of want of con- fidence 7 You can hardly blame a government, which is endeavoring to • carry through a well -thought-out policy, for asking its followers to stick to it when, merely for the sake • of embarassing the Government, the • opposition introduces a bill which is 'not really a shatter of great impor- tance. Or perhaps it may be a mat - `ter of some importance but the Gov 7ernrnent does not consider, it worth wrecking itself over. That is one of -the disadvantages of party govern- ntent. Who has .a remedy ? Dr. J, R. McFall], Dominion cost aa -it of living commissioner, is reported .as saying that the solution of the price of foodstuffs 'rests in increased production rather than in Govern- ment interference. We do not doubt that this is true to a great extent. The stock of .foodstuffs all over the world is low and must be replenished, But we be- lieve there is great need for the Government to interfere to the ex- tent of preventing the cold storage people from manipulating the mar- kets for their own financial advan- people have not forgotten tae .The eo g 1 n that early last year, when house - wiles were being urged to sate a -cupful of flour per day and to boil Potatoes in their skins in order to -save food, that in W'inuipe.g some hundreds of tons of chickens, some ,of which had been in cold storage since 1914, were destroyed because they 'lead become unfit for food. It v c,ul'd be interesting to know just .how many tons of food have been wan- tonly wasted in this country during -the past five years by the cold star -- age people, who seem to consider it quite legitimate to gamble with food supplies and who will continue doing so until the Government steps in and stops it. Marriages .MCDONALD-3,1AIR—At Leadesboro, on May 14th, by tate Rev. James Abery, Jean Knox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Mair of Mul- lett, to William R. McDonald of Tlhamesford. Births tDOTY—In Goderich, on May 9th, to lvlr. and Mrs. Frederick Wilcox Doty, a son. .REID—In Exeter, on May 12th, to the late Dr. J. and Mrs. Reid, a daughter. ARNISZ•RONG—In Mullett, on May 514 to Mr. and bars. Iloward Armstrong, a daughter. .STOAIC.LEY—In Wingham, on May 9th, to Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Stoakley, a daughter. .BELL—In Hensall, on May 8th, to the late Jas. and Mrs. Bell, a tadlipat .daughter. aUNDERCOCit—Suddenly, in Clia- ton, on May 1711, John R. Sun- dercock of Mullett township, in his 71st 3'ear. WILSON. In Saskatoon hospital, on May 14th, Vera Helen, infant daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Nor- man Wilson, formerly Miss Vera ' Lobb of Goderich township. ?i rAI{INS—In Clinton General Hos- pital, on May 15th, William Mak- ins of Stanley township, in his 55th year. lloINTYRE—In Colborne township, 00 May 12th, William McIntyre, aged 00 years. IBISSETT—In Exeter, on May 1444,, Mrs. James Bissett, aged 04 Teats. ;.'Home After Long Service Pte. "Gordon Holman, son of Coun- ty Clerk G. W. Mohnen, arrived theme on Tuesday evening after ' over .lour years of military service. Pte. 'I ]man enlisted in the fall of 1914, went overseas the next year and had :been in the trenches from the first of ,September, 1915. He was in the fighting to the end of the war, talc - dm part in all the engagements of the 1st :Battalion, to which he be- longed, Ypres, the Somme, Vimy .Ridge, illniens, 'Passchendaele, Arras :and.Mons—these are some of the out- zstanding tarries of his career as a sol - '•Hier, Ile was wonderfully fortunate in coming through all this without (being in the casualty list. Both of 'County Cleric dolman's sons have -played a splendid part in the war, 'The older one, Q. 74. Sergt. Wilmot Molinari, is riot' at Einmel Camp awaiting transportation home•—Gods ,erieh rignai, Miss Grace Web: of Se forth was 'one ot eight graduates forming the honor 0011 of the 1.019 graduation class ot 0002es receiving their illpiomas from the Presbyterian Mos - pita], Now. York, That Week, VOW! 04 the. graduates were Canadian (;itis arid two of thein Weise In the 11011'01 ts11. J. R. Sundercock of l��llllett Suddenly Called P0011. canto with- startling Midden- /105S 40 John R. hundereoek of TIM - lett tawnehip on Saturday last when, after attending to certain matters of business in town and just about to step into itis buggy to -go home, : Ile dropped dead upon the street. Sir, Semiprcogk had not been well for sonic time and bad been in bed most of the time for over a Week nud was not considered 1Jt to coitio to town ori Saturday only that there was seine business whieh be wished to have adjusted, and his son drove him out. }lie business had been arranged and his son drove up• be- side the curb in front of Munro'S barber shop and had stopped to al- low his fatherto, got into the buggy when he suddenly fell to • the side- walk. las son was at his side in an instant and others coming up he was carried into the barber shop and a physician called but ' life was ex- tinct, t1he, probability' being that ho was dead before he fell, Heart trouble was the cause, he having been suffering with Ifs heart previ- ously, The late Mr. Sundercock was a son of the late 'Thomas. Sundercoek of Mullett and was, born' and spent all his lift] in that township, having been for about forty years a resident on the 8th concession. He was ;i ]Meth- odist in religion, being a member of Constance church, and was a man very highly esteemed in the commun- ity in which he lived. Just one week ago Friday his wife died at the home of her daughter at WValkervillo, whero she had g,ue for treatment a few weeks ago. Air. Sun- dereock had been down to visit her a short time before her death but was unable, _owing to illness himself, to be with her when the end came. '1'11e remains were brought home for in- terment the funeral taking place on . Monday of last week. Much sympathy is felt for the fancily, who aro thus bereaved of both their parents in the space of a week. Charles, the youngest boy, who is the only one at home, is es- pecially sympathized -with at this time. The other members of the family are : Airs. William Hughes of Dauphin, Man., Mrs. William Wey- mouth, Wallcerville and Wilson Sun- dereock of Walton. Three brothers, Thomas aid William of Manitoba, and Nathaniel of Staulo township, n y o p, and one sister, Mrs. J. Smith of Wh.itemouth, Sask., also survive. The funeral -took place on Monday from the family residence on the 8th concession. The services were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Sawyer and the pallbearers were the same as those who officiated at the funeral of hVIrs, Sandercock, namely : Robert and Thos. Rogerson, ,lames Fairser- vice, Wm, Carter, W. Hesk and Al- bert .. Weymouth. The remains were laid beside those of 'leis wife, who was buried just one week before,' in Londesboro cemetery, Amongst those who were present from a distance were : Mr. and Mrs. Curtis and Messrs. 'Tremoare, l4ft- chell ; Mr., and Sirs. T. Parhner, Ilensel]. and Mr. and Mrs. A. Wilken, Clinton. The Sons of England, Londesboro, of which society deceased was a member, sent a very handsome wreath, also the Constance Method- ist church, ot whin!' he was an ot- ficial member; besides the family and other friends, Varna Mr. William Dixon. of Bayfield is at present redecorating a few of the homes on the Babylon Line. - A number of people of this vicinity attended the service in Wesley ehuteb,- Clinton, on Sunday evening last: PASTURE TO LE'T.—I AM PRE - pared to take a number of cattle in to pasture by the head.—Apply to Wm. Bedard, Goderich township, Phone 12-002, 11.5. No, 2, Clin- ton. 94-1—p AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE—SEC- ond-hand Chevrolet, electric start- er, one man top, in good running order.—Address P.O. Box 100, Clin- ton. —94 STOCK FOR SALE.—ONE GENER- al Purpose year old colt, four. black yearling calves.—Apply to •Joshba Sherman, Lot 35, Con. 14, Goderich Tp., R.R. No. 2, Clin- ton. 9d -2—p MEETING OF HURON COUNTY Council—The counvtl of the corpor- atist of the County of Huron will meet in the council chamber, God- erich, on Tuesday, June. 3rd, at 8 o'clock in the afternoon, All ac- counts scounts must be in the hands of the clerk cit or before the Monday pre- ceding the meeting of council.— Geo. W. Holman, County Clerk. Goderich, May 17th, 1919. 94-2 ADMINISTRATOR'S SALMI 0 F Earn.—Lot 10, B,R,N, Con., Tp. Stanley, Co. Huron, is offered for -sale. It contains 103 acres -2o acres well wooded bush, 20 acres permanent pastime, 193 acres good arable iand ; . soil -clay in a high state of cultivation ; present crop includes 28 acres seting crop and 20 acres hay ; balance in pasture. Buildings include a frame ]rouse, bank barn With stone stabling, ,a flat barn and straw steel ; fencing is good ; there is plenty of water fromwells and flowing spring. Location, 4 miles from Bayfield, 2 miles from. Verne on the best road in the county. Possession may 110 had at any time to suit p016110ser, and crop may be isuf•ohased. with. farm if desired,—Thos, trownett,- Varna, Ont., Administrator Estate of Robool J. i%ieltardsoli,. Deo"d. 04-3 Clinton Junk Dealers Buying all li:incld of junk and Poultry raying the highest prices M. R,A.MRAS A, MELMAN Phone 137 Albert St. HAVING DECIDED TO. CLOSE our stores each Wednesday after- noon at 4 P,m., we trust our pat- rons will kindly do their shopping before that hoar. --S, W. Miller, A, J. Courtiee, Ilolntesville. 94-2 ANY PERSON OR PERS 0 N 5 trespassing er destroying property on the premises of Frank Bedew: of the N.W. corner of Lot 23, Sauble Line, Township of Stanley, will be prosecuted according to law.— Frank Bedour. 04—ti NOTICE TO CRI',DTTORS—IN TIIL: Estate of Robert John Richardson, Deceased—Notice Is hereby given that all persons having claims against the estate of Robert John Richardson, late of the Township of Stanley, in the County of Hur- on, yeoman, deceased, who died on or about the ninth day of April, A.D., 1919, are required to deliver to Thomas Brownett, Varna, On- tario, the administrator of the said estate or his solicitor on or before the tenth day of ,June, A.D., 1019, a fall statement of their claims together with particulars thereof, and the nature of the securities, if any, held by then, •all duly verified by affidavit. And take notice that after the said last mentioned date the said adminis- trator will proceed to distribute theestate of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled there- to having regard only to such claims as .be shall Have received due and notice c in accordance there- with. Dated at Clinton, this 20th day of May, A.D., 191.9.—W. IIry- done, Clinton, Ont., Solicitor for the said Thomas Brownett. 94-3 COURT OF REVISION OF THE Village of Bayfield.—Notice is here- by given that the Court of Revis- ion of the Municipality- of the Vil- lage of Bayfield will be held in the town hall, Bayfield, on Monday, May 20411, 1919, at 7.30 o'clock in the evening, for the purpose of hearing and determining, cofnplaiIlLs against the Assessment Roll of the said municipality for 1919. Persons having business with the said Court will please attend at the said time and. place without further notice.— II. W, Erwin, Clerk, Bayfield, May 14th, 1311. ' 93-2 COURT OF REVISION, TOWN - ship of Mullett. —Notice is hereby given that the Court of Revision of the Township of Mullett will be held in the township hall, Londes- boro, on Thursday, the 2flth day of May, 1919, at the Hour of 10 o'clenk in the forenoon for the pur- pose of hearing and determining complaints against the Assessment Roll of the said township for the year 1919. Persons having business with the said Court will please at- tend at the said time. and place without further notice:—John Fing- land, Township Cleric, Londesboro, lilay 14th, 1010. •.. 93-2 COURT OF • REVISIO77, TOWN - ship of Goderich,—Notice is hereby given that the Court of Revision of the Township of Goderieh will lie held in Holmes' Hall, Holmes- ville, on Monday, the 29th day, of May, 1919, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon for the pur- pose of hearing and determining complaints against the Assessment Roll of the said township. for the year 1919. Persons having, business at- the said court will please at- tend at the said time and place without further notice, All clogs in the municipality net reported destroyed on or before .the above date will le charged in the taxes. —Adam Cantolon, Township. Cleric, •R,•R. No. 3, Clinton, delay 14411, 1019. 93-2 MOUSE FOR • SALE -2 STORY brick house on William street, all modern) conveniences,—Apply on premises to T. T. Murphy. —93 COURT OF REVISION, TOWN - ship of Stanley.—Notice is hereby given_ that the Court of Revision of the Township of Stanley, will be held in the Township hall, Varna, on Monday, the 28th day of May, 1919, at the hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose of n hearing and determining complaints p against the Assessment Roll of the said township for the year 1919. Persons having business with the said Court will please attend at the said time and place without further notice.—J, I;. Slarnweil, Townthip Clerk, Varna,- May 71h, 1919, • 02-3 BICYCLE FOR SALE.—GOOD SEC- ond hand, overhauled and painted, --C. H. Hoare, North End. 01—tf FARM FOR SALE—LOT 13, CON; 3, 'Pp. of Stanley, 100 acres known as the Ketohon farm. Stone house; large bank barn ; good orchard.; spring creek ; about 8 acres bush ; laud in good state of cultivation. Possession Oct, 1st. Convenient to church and school, rural mail and phone, 14 miles front T3rucefleld.—Apply to B, R. pliggins, Clinton ; Rev, H. Il, A, Ketches, 110 A'IacNab St., South, ila.milton ; John 'Taylor 0n promis- es, 3ptG COME EARLY to Clinton en Saturday, May 24th, Something doing meriting,` alterncan and evening. Our store will be open for your eoihvonionoe at 0e0- taili hours stated below, S1'11CIALS 1.6 liars Laundry soap $1 10 bars Latn'y eoep $0 8 bars Gold, I', ,7v Gor Comfort for 25o 13. bars for ..,,,. ,,,,,$1 Affixed pickles, bulk, per quart 35c watsups per bottle 15e, 250, 30c SARDINIOS Jutland brand 2 for 25e lirunstvielc brand 3 for 25 NOTICE Saturday, May 24414 Ming a Piddle holiday and as there will' be a lig celebration. under auspices of the G,W.V.A. wo will open until l p, .n. Saturday morning -.11d will re -open at 5 11,01, for the convenience of fa0in005 or others i''apioca, per 11) 1,50 Rico, 2 lbs 25e 2 00(19 ,l'uinpiiin,..,...,25c 2 pkgs seeded raisins 25e 1 1b.. special Blend tea ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,OSo 1 lb, Japan Crreen,,,,.50e 1 ib. peanut butter25e 1 lb, mince meat 25e 2 pkgs jelly powder25e loavin'g their parcels 1 ear tomatoes 20o f-Iolbroolcs 1 for 25 with us. 1 can. corn 22e BANANAS, ORANGES, NNE APPLES, LETTUCE, ETC. FULL LINE OF GARDEN' SEEDS IN STOCK WE AIA1 TO PLEASI.7 JOHNSON & COMPANY Phone 111 Retail Grocer License No, 8-7241 Phone orders promptly cared for. At the Rattenbiiry House, Tuesday, June 3rd DORENWEND'S of Toronto INVITE Y0(1 TO THEIR DISPLAY OF TIIE NEWEST CREATIONS IN ARTISTIC IIAIIt-GO 0 D S If your own ]fair is thin, dull and unbecoming, let us demonstrate just what can be done to supply your lack of hair, and how perfectly it is accomplished: FOR LADIES :—Switches, Tran sformations, Waves, Pompadours, Chignons, Etc. FOR BALD MEN :—DO RISNWEND'S TOUPEE will make you look years younger and improve your .health. Light as a feather and indetectable on our sanitary patent structure. THIS IS FOR -ONE DAY ONLY: TUESDAY, JUNE 3rd Apnbe ed a ointments canarranged a t a g residence if desired.: TIIERE IS NO CHARGE. ' FOR ••A DEMONSTRATION. The Dorenwend Company of Toronto, Limited Head Office: -103- 105 YONGE S7': "SMOOTHER THAN VELVET" Ice Cream like mother used to make ? No indeed! Ice cream far superior to that. Nothing but pasteurized pure cream, cane sugar and pure flavor extracts go into Silverwood's Ice Cream. That creamy, velvety taste that mother never could have given to her home-made ice create is the result of homogenizing and scientific freezing. SILVERWOOD'S LIMITED, LONDON, ONT • Bricks in all Flavors tPtl {�yj snoorHcq PRA" Ilu " Loblt for the Silverwood's Sten CANADIAN-. PAC1 F1 -C A NEW TRAIN THE TRANS -CANADA . ALL SLEEPING CARS DAILY BETWEEN TORONTO AND VANCOUVER FIRST TRIP SUNDAY, JUNE 1st Leave TORONTO 7.15 p.m„ Arrive WINNIPEG 9.05 0.10. 2nd day, ,Arrive CALGARY 9.30 p.m. 3rd day, Arrive BANFF 12.40 p.m. Srd day Arrive VANCOUVER 10 aa1n. 4111 day FIRST CLASS SLEEPING CAR PASSENGERS ONLY Full particulars from any agent.. 94-3 W, B. HOWARD, District Passenger Agent, 'Toronto. HORSES FOR SALE—TEAM OF good working horses ; will sell sep- arately or together, Also about 200 cedar posts,—J. R. Holmes, I-iolmesville., ' 91—t1 HOUSE TO RENT -ON TOWN- send street.—Apply to Jas. Scott, Postofflee: - 90—if BARRED ROCK EGGS—FROM Park and 'Guild's famous laying strains. Pullets ]latched from eggs bought from me last spring were laying when five months old. Eggs $1.50 per getting of fifteen,—H. A. I-Iovey, —87 HOUSE FOR SALE -0N RATT15N- flury street oast, Clinton. Good garden, furnace, electric light, town Water, near schools,—Apply to R. Rowland. —84 FOR SALE.--8-1EOOMEi) HOUSh3 oa Rnttenb0ry street, west, Geed cellar, 1- acres garden, with fruit ttees.—Apply oh 94emi005 to Miss L, Smith.- -84 FAR SALE -6 -ROOMED COTTAGE on Maple street, with good garden, fruit trees and town water:—Apply J. 0, Forbes, 11.R. No, 1, Clin- ton„ 01-41 ANY PERSON OR PERSONS trespassing or destroying property on the promises of the estate of the late William H. Woods will be prosecttted according to law.— I. aw—I. M. Woods, Bayfield. 75-28—p FARM FOR SALE.—ONE HUN- dred acres, best of soil ; good buildings, close to school and church ; 4 miles from Clinton, Will be sold on reasonable terms.— Apply A. E.- Matheson, R. R. No, 3, Seaforth, Phone .17 on 614, Clinton Central. µ 8l HOUSE FOR SALE -GOOD FRAME house on Rattenbury street, wort. 8 rooms, sleeping notch, summer kitchen and woodshed, Good oeh lar, Furnace, etoctrlc lights, town and soft water. Gordon with fruit trees attd 'a Chicken house.—Apply on premises to Miss Southobnibe, I • —52 a 'Ar1M FOR SALE -94 ACRES OF splendid lava land in good state cultivation, On it area , comfort- able storey and a hall brick house with new steel roof, a good cellar, a baric 40x60 and straw shed 22x28 with foundation under all, room to tie up 28 head of cattle and borne besides 8 box stalls, root room, feed room, separator room and harness room. Cement !More throughout except 2 box stalls and root house. A stone pig pen 24x24, a hen house 24x10 and a drive eked 20x30. There is a never, failing spting creek, a good well and Ms - tern, about 1* acres . of orchard, This is a desirable property 2* milds from Clinton, good gravel road. I want to sell at ono as health makes it necessary for me to give up farming for the present, Would sell stock, implements and crop if so desired.—Apply Leonard E, Weir, Lot 27, Con, 4, Mullett, Clinton P. 0. -40 YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED RE - paired and Pressed and at the shortest possible notice. Both Lad- ies' and Gentlemen's clothes. We guarantee to do good work. I am Prepared to French Dry Clean Ladies Suits, Gent's Suits and all kinds of Woolen clothing including Sweat- ers, oto. All orders pzomptlyt at- tended to. Rooms over Hunnifo'rd's grocery store—WM. .7. Jsgo. —00 CALVES FOR SALE Well Bred Calves W. MARQUIS R.R. No, 1, Clinton. —80 THE COO�EO STORE Live and Let Live SUGAR Just received another car of sugar which we will sell at a special price by the hundred. Call and get your supply for the summer. NOTICE Saturday, May 2411, being a pub- lic holiday, there will be a big cele- bration in Clinton. We would kindly ask the townspeople to get their or- ders in on Friday as we will not do any delivering on Saturday. We will be open on Saturday morning until one p.m. and then in the evening at five p.m. for the convenience of the farmers who may leave their precis with us. E. E. IIUNNIFORD Canadian Food Control—License No. 8-3123 Phone 4 0 SEED CORN We now have a full stock of the best grades- of Seed Corn obtainable. Before ordering your season's supply call and see our stock. Once you see it we feel quite sure you will•be well satisfied with the. quality, and also the prices. SEED POTATOES Seed potatoes have been added to our stock. These potatoes aro of a well known variety "Northern On- tario." They aro a large, firm, clear skinned potato and will make good seed. The price is " very, reasonable for this exceptional variety of .Pota- to and you will not make any mks - take if you buy your supply at once. BABY CHICK PEED Have you tried our Baby; Chick Feed 7 We are handling this Chick Feed in two grades, coarse and fine, It is made of .the best grain and is free of dust and dirt. Sold in any quantity. Special price on large amounts. Large stook of Flour always on hand, Highest prices paid for grain of all kinds, W. Jenkins & Son. FLOUR AND FEED, Phones : Elevator 199, Residence 141 Retail License No. 9-2368 Wholesale License No. 12-82 COAL! Orders taken at residence, Huton street. Terms strictly cash and we guarantee to sl•-sply, good coal to our customers. E. WARD PHONE 155 BOARS FOR SERVICE! III Bred , ion Cha p ed .Big Type YORI{ST IRE AND CHESTER - WHITE TBOARS,. A, C. Levey, Phone 5-889 ' CLINTON', Ool. +At Laine *very forenoon. Invitation Wo invite all our friends and 0084010003 to visit ue Satur- day, May 24411 (whether you' wish to buy or not.) Our (tarp will be open all day. NO de- livery 1n the alterno00. Leave your parcels and make yourself s at home-, SPECIALS FOR 24411 Now Potatoes, Lettuce, Onions, Pineapples, Strawberries, Cucumbers, Bananas and Qranget;. a s The Hub Grocery Canada Food Board License No, 8-2495 1 BUY COAL NOW The large coal operators have al- ways made a reduction of 50e per ton on April 1st, but this year there will be no reduction to the retail dealers, As an incentive to the public to put their coal in early, we have de- cided to reduce our price that 50c for some time in the early part of spring. All who can take their coal at amyl time will kindly hand us their nam- es, and we will fill all orders in ro- tation. A CAR OF CEAIEr1 JUST UST, ARRIVED. A. J. HOLLOWAY Sole Agent for D.L. W. Scranton Coal MS , MED ! oom WE CAN GIVE EMPLOYMENT TO 'A' FEW MORE KNIT- TERS, ETC. APPLY AT ONCE. Clinton Knitting Co, LIMITED FOR PLUMBING, EAVETROUCTIING, LIGHTNING RODS AND . META L WORM OF ALL KINDS GO TO THOS. HAWKINS. Agent for Ilecla Furnaces PHONE 63, Slfop over Rowlaad's Hardware, Seed Corn on Hand WISCONSIN NO. '1 BAILEY,, IMPROVED LEAMING and other varieties. GOLD MEDAL BINDER TWINE $28.50 PER CWT. HAY WANTED _ }' Ford & McV o License No. 9-2109 POULTRY FEED We have 70 bags of Lake of the Woods Oatmeal Flouq lett over from our poultry, feeding season. This w111 make a good dry mash for laying hems or a No. 1. feed for hogs. We are selling this feed at below oost to clear. We aro always in the mar- kat- for Live Poultry and New , Laid Eggs at top market prices. GUNN, LANGLOIS CO. 5, ,W. Trewartha, Phone 1011 Manager or Holmesvllte 4 oil 141 Canada Food Board—License No, 7-001 CREAM WANTED Farmers having cream to sell write us for cans and full particu- lars. Our markets are the- best, Service the most; prompt. Firm the most reliable. And prices the highest consistent with an honest test which we guar ante*. Remember our Creamery, Co. is to thoroughly established and thriving concern and now one of the largest in Canada. You cannot make nag mistake in shipping to us. Patrons holding our cans aro tee quested not to make use 04 In sending cream to other creameries or cream buyers. Write today for can*. Seafortti Creamery Co. 0. A'. 13A1131311, MANAMA