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andduone
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"Otveli S+Rund's ineinoriak boltento, „
aye the �S"u I-1'ime0, "seems to bead
n•Ste
no usotnorlal, ,•
chase and }
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Never in alto memory of the .• o1r1
st i,tital itant" has.: there been eu0h
, crop of dandelions ee there is :this
roar,.
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„ You Cannot make n armor believe
hat an' man who wears white spats
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an Darn a living, remarks an ox.-
haw. Were, we confess to some
cu.bt about the matter ourselves.
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The '.Tprontp police aro somewhat
peeved" because the jail
p1
&!snot keepheld oP the
a prisoners
Isiah they are at sottt0 trouble to
penitend,
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It is said blip exI{aiser is only in-'
100810d in the clause of alto Peace
'ernes which relates to himself,
hat is not surprising, though. lie
as always shown a disposition eo
?aider himself fleet,
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A local in the last' issue of '1'130
[waiver P081 gelatin to a verythe
rge egg tufa by an industriotls'Iiati-
ver lien is headed "Another Whop_ Ilan -
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t.' And one is left in some doubt,
i to whether the heading refers to
ie egg or the story.
This eight-hour day may be all
ght for some people but those of
i who have a certain amount of
'orlc to do every six days, no mat-
r what the intorruptiwls will go
1 working from ten to sixteen
Airs every day as usual,.
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used to be under the impression
tat jail 1808 an easy place togot
to but a rather hard place to get
tt of. Recent events have proved,
nvever, that Toronto jail is one of
m easiest places, in the world to
It out of,
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Vera de Lavelle was in such awent
trry,to leave Toronto jail that it
she left her slat. She 00
took. into • consideration the
of that` one's spring hat is beam-
g somewhat old-fashioned by the
.d of May, anyhow.
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The Germans are 'still .malting a
eat fuss about signing :the Peace
:eaty. "They will sign it at Der-
1 if tllc do not sin it at Ver-
gtelephonecause
says
isles, says Lloyd George. Wonder
Berlin is not the peeper ,Alone for
Din to sign, anyway 7 ,
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"Mrs.' Justice M4ddletan handed
wn a judgment," says a Toronto
ening paper in reporting a court
se. This was the first intimation
had that Mrs. Middleton hail
her husband o!f the bench.
dear 1 These.' new women ! Where
11 they stop 7
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Clic residents of Croderich 'town
11 he piling under a considerable
:ain during the next week owing
the tact that the London Method-
Conference is meeting there, and
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people will naturally wish to tat-
:ss the men of the cloth that
[iron's Golden Gate" is a model
en, , It is to be hoped that the
mbers of the County council,
iC11 is in session there tide week,
0, will he on their best behaviour.
of last WeQka go said each pt trio
ellehundred and tlsfrIy tnutt15tPalftfee
15'a� rapreaeltted by ane:. or
more"tlele ayes 004 sort! the . Were
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all outitnsiastioaily. 10 accord 'will).
plans b
Adam Beck's plans in regard . to
Dydio, I -lo epoko of the eettlonleltt
Of the difficulty with the hydro ?n-
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inaors and said $i Aslant had left
'Toronto for Niagara after the (Ma-
g b
ferpnee with all the agitators he
could seotir, up in 'Toronto deUorntin^
ed that as far as possible no Moon
venionoo should bo Gausod 1»' striif'
Mg engineers, Happily the Mihail/
had beep overcome and the Hydra
woreers wore still on the job,
Bylaw No. 7 for 1919,. prpl'hding
for the appoiututent of a tax com
mission()); end tax eolleetor •was read
three times and passed, G. 1,, ,Sav-
ilia was iippputted commissioner 'at
salol
a y of $100 and Chief I+'itzslnl-
ons was appointed collector, to re
oeive a.grattdty of $15. It was exr
plaited that tern banks would collect
the taxon tlrls ypal, and the collet-
tor's dirty would consist in gather-
ing up the loose cods. t was point-
ed out, however, that about ,$1000 of
arrears in taxes was still due and
that this should be cleaned up acid
money. be placed in the bank,
Chairman Ford of the cemetery
committee reported that after look-
ing into the matter of purchasing a
horse or power mower it was fetid--.
ed that the former was not suitable
and the latter was too expensive and
they were going to get' along With
two hand mowers for this year. IIS
recommended the placing of park lot
C. on.sale ,as lots on the perpeteity
plan and had a plan of 1110 section
p
to question; the front lot on the
right hand side as you enter the
cemetery, I1'e said as it was a lot
of money had to be expended yearly
to keep it in order and it was bring-
.ing in no revenue. The members
agreed eflat it would be good business
to place the aforesaid lot on sale
and the report was adopted.
It was decided that the mayor and
treasurer iia ,authorized to issue
cheques to the treasurer of the C. 0
I. board for accounts as required b}'
the board from month 16 month for
current expenses.
Chairman Carter of the park com-
mittee reported that the grand stand
s
at Recreation 1 ark lead been repaired
alo treat theafence had been put in
order. /Same material had been used
and some work had to•be paid for,
amounting in all to 896.44.
Chairman Paisley of the street
committee recommended that Illatil-
da, Gordon, James, Isaac, Joseph
and Rattenbury streets, also end of
Albert street and Bayfield Road from
the track to the end 02 the corpora-
Lion be graded. That the streets bo
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cleaned in readiness for the 114511(1
asphalt and that sand had been or-
dared, for use with asphalt, at a cost
of eighty-five cents per load. That
defective sidewalks 0n main streets
be repaired ;• prices be obtained 00 a
load of broken stone to be used on
the macadam roads ;,. that the -tile at
Higgins' corner be inspected and re-
paired if necessary ; that shrubs on
North street be cut and that fila at
Greeks' corner be inspected and re-
aired. Chairman Paisleysur este[/'
p 6g
that the sidewalks should be .attend-
ed to first, unless the liquid asphalt
came in imluediate1 Y,
Committer McMurray, chairman o2
the finance committee,mads a 0)0-
tion that as Clerk Blacpherson had
had a good deal of extra worst fur1DhI1NISTRATOR'S
connection with the coal which the
council had been letting from time
to time that he should be given a
gratuity of $75 for past services and
that in future he should be paid $5
on each car_ handled. There was.
some little clisctission on this and
the motion was finally withdrawn, in
favor of one leaving the matter in
the hands 00 a committee of the
council as a whole. to deal with It
was impossible ' to get :the whole.
council t'o eilier a!180Waic�s, 1i0wOV-
er, and the nattier was not definite-
,
1t' settled.
A communication ryas read at the
request of Councillor Johnson, front
the firtn Trout which the council had
ordered_ coal giving notice of an in
crease of 25 cents per ton in the
price of coal.
Clfairman McMurray of the finance
committee reported the following
patyments :
Salary, ace., B. Fitzsimons,$ 50,00
Lighting street 138.64
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Lighting half, no ace,
J, E. Cook, painting stage28,00
Saunclees' Ltd., wallpaper ate 10.06
W. H. Heilyar, repairing
watch clock ease ,50
R Stevens 1.80
W. J. Elliott, plastering 5,80
b1• Carrick 64,17
W. Shobbrook 50.00
Chas, Lovett 60.00
J. 'Tr. Smith, lawn mower 11,75
Municipal World,, •' assessment
bolls 11,49
W. H. Kerr r1 Co, prit>ting.,7.00
C. A. Wilson & Co. coal 189.95
Freight 130.08
R. Gree, cartage - .08
i4TcCartney and Steep 10.80
Street watering 29.10
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Inaidentais ae. 13e11 Tel, Co,, .50
Watch clock dials 3,88,
Pxprea5 25
Mayor'C'o0por's expenses to
Toronto 0.65.
Board of Health, Dr, Shaw,
expenses to Toronto 22,50
Li Lighting hospital 3 months.., 1.5.00
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hay silent 18,76
1', 31. McKenzie, ltnnbet 48.60
J. Flynn, bolts, etc., 2.00
f:I, Hill, meat and work 27.00
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Whether it 10 owing to the • heat
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or a lack of hhtcrest in. affairs 1051151-
Gipai the attendance at the council
meetings the post couple of months
has not been as large as usual,
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Commillors were very late in as-,
semhling Mohday night and just ae;
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vtsproceedings
tiley were about to aConstable
the 1lgiiw went out, of table Welch
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got'& cottplo of lamps and idle. b 1S.
!nese wenn , en find later e Hydro
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mall. wee found who tint ilt a slew
fuse,
JUST
What .alspiendld
iAut�ynur Breakfast
7 rurnbleS, Grape Nets;
RS toe your Breakfast
SPECIALS'
19 bars Laundry soap 01
A IVJJNUTL
Footle, writ&!! d0
Pulled RIGA Cream .of What
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Pods,
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FARM FOR SALE -921 ACRES OF
farm land In goad 6:11 Qt
yon enjoy '!-Cern Fiatfas, Onitivatfgn+ tin it are a GamfQrt•
or Molted Oats? '1'r able st re. h brick
Y t o Q y and a alt brl house
.. :.I With new steel root, a good Sellar,
]'ice, 2a, per 113 150 balm 40x00 and straw ailed 22x28
l;iGa 2 ]be with foundation nutlet all, room to
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REPRESENTATIVE 15'AN�'7=,i?
10 bars La1Ui'y, soap s9
!,axes Gold, 1', r q. or
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Comfort for 25e
i.3 -bars tali ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,81
JELLY POWDEl1
1 PERFECT
11IA X1.5 A .
DESSERT
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?, naps Pas kin MI tie up 28 head of oatt10 and 5
Mrs &ceded raisins 20 . horses: Weida 3 box atolls, opt
2 p b o r o.
a, m, teed room, $eOaraDor roam
1 lb. special, lend. •and harness room, Clement floors
tea 65e
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Rig P1lteapiei Week
Mfxpd hulk, per
,...,,,,, lhrou `bout Daae
6 Pt 2 box stalls cad
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One of the most progressive Can-
adman Lite Insurance Com attics with
a p
over $100,000,000 Insurance in force,
wants n representative in Clinton
and vicinity. A guaranteed cpntln
wing renewal :interest agonay con-
pickles,
quad 350
",atsups per bout,.,,,,,,.,
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leo, 250, $0onever
SARDINES
Jutland brand 2 for 25q
Brunswick' brand 3 for 25
ANl FI,11VOIi
2 for v.25c
pkgs
9 pkgs for ' 01.00
made from pure whole-.
l Ib, Japan Cxroon,,,,,60o root douse, A stoup pig ppn 24x24,
1 lb, peanut butter -25o a hen beano 29x10 and a drive shed
p 20x30. Thorp is a failling
J. ib• mince meat 280 spring oreek, a good wall and cis-
2 pkgs jelly powder,,,26c tarn, about 1# &eros of orohard.
1 can--toinatoes.,,,.,,200 Tlt s is a desirable property 2
Witlta>{t a dpub thi
t s is Oho
waelr o can Ainoa le
Pp s, Leave
your orders early hetero they,
advance,
w.....,...,...,
tract, Provirus Life Insurance ax-
perieitce not essential. Confidential.
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DRAWER B 05-2
Fiolhrooks 1 for 25
BANANAS, ORANGES,
FULL LINE, 010 GARDEN
some fruits
PINE APPLES; LETTUCE,
SEEDS IN STOCK
miles from Clinton, good gravel
1 can Dorn 220 road. I want to sell at Duca as
ETC, health makes it necessary for me
to give up farming for the present.
WE,AIM TO PLEASE Would sell stock, implements and
SPECIALS
Lettuce,
Tomatoes,
GAi1DEN PAiI'1'Y-A. ardor •last'
g 1 y.
fn aannection,witlt lietbn1 aura,
Goderieh township, will be held 011
the lawn of Mr. Herbert 0, Co;
JOHNSONf COMPANY Phone 111 crop if so desired, -Apply Leonard
E. Weir, Lot 27, Coe. 4, Mullett,
Retail Grocer License No, 8-7241 Phone orders promptly eared tor, Clinton P. 0. --49
Cucumbers,
NTew Cabbage,
Strawberries;
t
' 71h concession, on Friday evening,
June 13th, Supper will be served
and there will -also be a good _pro-
gram. A booth will also be cm the
Adhafssion 250, 110-1
grounds.yi
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w;. x '•+ "1r" ,, .,.-'+s
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YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED RE -
a , •.:_ paired and Pressed and at the
r , "-.r• wag shortest possible notice, Both Lad -
�° ies' and Gentlemen's clothes. We
guarantee to do good work. I am
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MILK COW FOR SALE -Apply to
W. EL Middleton, R.R.,, No, 3, Olin-
ton. Phone 7•-600 Clinton con-
tial. . 00--1f
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6� prepared to French Dry' Olean Ladies
Suits, Gent's ,Suits and all kinds
6a of Woolen clothing including Sweat-
ere, etc, All orders promptly, at-
tended to, Rooms over. Hunniford's
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The Hub .Gretna'
° Canada Food Board
No. 8-2405
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License
STRAYED -1'0 I~ -no. -.PREMISES
- grocery store -Wm. ,I, Jago. -00
of the undersigned, a red and white
Many wage-earners are asking them-
axrr .
yearling heifer. Owner can have
selves this question.
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same by proving property and pay-
in expenses, -John Macdonald
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Base Line, RR. No. 1, Clinton,
phone 15-038, Clinton, 96 -ti
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CALVES FOR SALE
They do not want to put a quarter in
ct1V
the bank ata time, and before they Well Bred Calves
• know it, it is gone for trifles. W. MARQUIS
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COAL AN CEMENT
�+9e j'G1I
LOST. -UN TUESDAY EVENING
between Clinton and Iiollnesville, a
grey: suit coat also a rug. Reward
M. Durst, 12,11, No.
No. 1, Clinton.
The Government has provided a simple
plan to• enable you to save that guar- -80
ter in that it
Just
st In
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A carload
offered, -Ezra
- 2, Clinton, Phone 11-10, Benmiller,
00--1-p
such a way will earn you
more money,
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THE CORNEA
O R N E ® STO R
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of cement fresh frons
the factory,
Sole agent for D. L. & W. Screa-
FOR RENT -FLAT OVER •CLUFF S
Shoe Store. -Apply at store. -05
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Twenty-five cents buys a Thrift Stamp. a
In ,!lay Sixteen Thrift Stamps become a War Live and Let Live
Stamp,
Re-S.S. g Savin s for which the Govern -
ton coal.
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PLANTS FOR SALE -TOMATO
plants, Earliana, Bonny Bost, at
15c a box, Call and get your share
Cost 04.04 will pay you $5.00 in 1924.
In June If you lend the Government your say- Breakfast�®o�
A. J. HOLLOWAY
white they last. -Fred Watts, Gar-
dener, Raglan street, 05-11
W-S.S. ings in this way, you can make your
Cost 04,05 money earn over 41/2 % compound in -For Hot Weather
tercet as often as save $4.00
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WANTED -COOK, GENERAL, NO
laundry or upstatr work, sma11
villa in town of Goderich, few mix
you odd.
7si,/ F;,. , +t',,:...t`
IS i-.f``''rttCORN FLARES,
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SHREDDED WHEAT,
« PUFFED. RICE,
! JATED
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C IRISn
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utas from lake ; three adults ; per-
manent ; fare paid ; good. wages.
Box 633,Goclerieh, 131.
95-2-p
This is not only easyandprofitable in-
• {� -� 3' GRAPE NUTS,
vestment butpatriotic investment be-
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the Government needs money PUFFED WHEAT.
:: for the heavy financing of the recon-
WE CAN GIVE
EMPLOYMENT TO P;
FEW MORE KNIT -
ONE TIUNDRF.D ACRES FOR
Sale. -Lot 27, Con. 3, Tucker-
smith, Huron Co., Close to school
and church, 5 miles to Seaiorth,
Clinton or Brucef,elrl, an fine grat-
el roads ; eighty acres cleared,
twenty bush and pasture ; three
struction period.
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S -P -E -C -I -1-L S ; -
War Savia a Stamps Strawberries,
�' p Make Your Savings Serve You and
Fan be bought when. Pineapples,
ever this sign is Serve Your Country -invest Them in Oranges, -
displayed, War Savings Stamps. Lemons,
Bauaua,
TERS, ETC. .APPLY;
AT ONCE.
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�9IIClinton6�Knitting Co.
LIMITED
sugar1
hundred hard maples,. camp ;
spring, no pumping for stock ; 7
&0000 ...orchard. ; ten . ranted brick
house, furnace, telephone ; large
barn, stabling underneath, shed,
pig pen, drive house ; beautiful
yard, evergreens and shacl0 trees-
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1. Terryberry, R,113. No. 3, Sea-
forth, 05-4
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_, . _._ Grape Fruit,
New Cabbages,
• s Cucumbers.
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E. E. Di1NNI O D
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Canadian Food Control -License
9 No. 8-3123
Phone 45
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PLUMBING,
EAVET,1 OUGI-1ING,
LIGHTNING
AND
OF ALL KINDS
RODS
METAL WORM
AU'I'Ol1pBILI': F•
OR SALE -SEC-
"SMOOTHER THAN VELVET"
GO TO
and -hand Chevrolet, electric start-
er, Dna man top, In good running
order. -Address P.O. Box 106,Clln-
ton. -04
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The finishingtouch to agood mea[ -Silverwood s
• ice Cream. SEED CORN
We now have a full stock of the
. Its creamy taste and pure fruit flavors are a. real delight. best grades of Seed Corn obtainable.
THOS. HA KINS.
Agent for Hecla Furnaces
SALE 0 F
Farm, -Lot 10, B.R.N. Con., Tp.
Stance Co. Huron is offered for
sale. t contains 168 acres -2o
Before ordering your season's supply
!Maury fine dishes can be served with ice cream, call and see our stook. Once you see
making dainty desserts for special occasions. it we feel quite sure you will be well
satisfied with the quality, and also
satisfied
PHONE 83,
Sop over Rowland's Hardware.
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01 TOWN COUNOIL,
'he council met on Monday even-
alt members present.
the leading and adoption of
minutes of last meeting a :emu-
from the Board of Trade, con-
tin of Magistrate Andrews anpasture.
ting g d
e He R) Sharpe0 addressed the
nucil,re Hie Housing. Scheme; Mag-
rate Andrews, who spoke at some
said it was a well known
t that people were obliged to
away from Clinton owing, to
of..proper .housing aeoomnmda-
,
n. He outlined the Governments
a of assisting those who. were not
to build their own houses
advancingsufficient Of a loan to
Id a house provided elle owner
in ten deandfcent. of the total cost,
o hundred and forty mouths being
in which to Pay hack the, loan,
he householder is a better citizen
the rentor,' said a 111. tithe
Brews, "Ole has a stake fu the
mmuaity and takes more interest
the tonin," Ire thought if • the
would appoint a housing com-
ssion and„ take this natter up it
lila be a good thio for the town.
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we had 4 good class of houses
would mean a good class of cit-
is anti if our town were growing
would encourage manufacturers to
and their plants and would mean
,renter prosperity for aur town. e
s Government is behind thisr
era," said the speaker, "and it
I fail. „
Ir. Sharpe also spoke briefly in
0r of the. scheme. 11e said they
1 only received copy of the Act
ow days ago and had not had
to to go fully into lb hut asked
,t the &Albeit appoint oint a committee
confer with the .committee aP.
rated by the Board of Trade so
t the matter might hegone into.
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i couple of the councillors asked, a
the allema•
i eillor Pas regarding y li s
Paisley did not favor the
a. 115 said he could' buy houses ill
nton for less money than it would
:e to 1}uiJd' Uheln, On motion at
Ove Ford and Councillor ,Jolmson
luayo1 and 000161i01e ilrciwurray
Paisleywero appointed a corn-
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to meet and confer with a
nlnittee of the Board of Trade
;it regard; to the matter, of Imus-
Tayor Coppet gave a brief report?'
the Hydro Electric sneeting Whieli
attended IIs Toronto on Wednesday:
acres well wooded bush, 20 acres
permanent pasture, 123 acres good
arable land ; soil -clay in a high
state of cultivation ; resent crop
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SILVERWOOD'S
the prices.
LIMITED, LONDON, oNT, • SEED POTATOES
a Seed potatoes have been added to
e
SeedCorn on Hand
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WISCONSIN NO, 7 BAILEY,,.
IMPROVED LEAMING
includes 28 acres spring crap and
/Jacks ei all
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11 113
Look for Ma our stook. These potatoes are of a
"Nortltorn
and other varieties.
20 acres hay ; balance in
Buildings include a tame house,
bank barn with stone stabling, a
% .not barn and Straw shed;, fencing
Flavor,^.3
Ip ¢e-
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its
,,,00 �R A$
"c" TM^" l� d`Ar
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On -
Silverwood'. well'lcnown variety On -
Sign tario." They are a large, firm, clear
skinned potato and will make good
t? seed. Tho price is very, reasonable
GOLD MEDAL BINDER TWINES .
$28.60 PER CWT,
HAY WANTED
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is 'utero is plenl;y of wa't'ex
,+ -w .
- for this exceptional variety of i eta -
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goQ ;
from wells and ;flowing spring.
Location, 4 miles from Bayfield, 2
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< do and you 1vf11 not make any, mis-
- " 1 take if you buy, your supply at once,
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miles from Varna on the host road
BABY CHICK FEED
cLeod
iu the county. Possession may be
time to suit
had
•purchaser,
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���AD'I/"aN
Have tried our Baby, Chick
A
at any
and crop may be purchased with
farm if desired, -Thos. Brownett,
PA:G G
you
Feed 7 We are handling this Chick
Fe.«t in two coarse and fine,
License No. 9-2109
Varna, Ont., Administrator Estate
of Robert J. Richardson; Decd,
94-3'
A NEW TRAIN
i d"�1�11� t1Y�) t �1JL 1
TI -IE TRANS-CANADA
grades,
It is made of .the best grain and is
free of dust and dirt. Sold in any
quantity. Special price on large
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POULTRY FEED
We have 70 bags of ]lake
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS -IN TI -IE
Estate of Robert John Richardson,
Deceased. -Notice id hereby given
that all persons having claims
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ALL SLEEP1NCt CARS
D 1 L Y
amounts,
Large stock of Pleur always on
hand.left
Highest prices aid for rain of
g p g
all kinds.
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of the Woods Oatmeal Flouit
over from our poultry,
feeding season. This wile '
make a good dry mash toe ,
against the estate of Robert John
'BETWEEN TORONTO AND `VANCOUVER
la in bans or a No. 1 feed
Richardson, late of the Township
of Stanley, in the County of Ilur-
on eoman deceased, who died on
, Y
or about the ninth. day of April,
A.D., 1019, are required to deliver
to Thomas Brownett, Varna, On-
tario, the administrator of the
said estate or his solicitor on or
FIRST TRIP SUNDAY, JUNE 1st
Leave TORONTO 7,16 pan..
Arrive WINNIPEG 9.06 a.m. 2nd day,
Arrive CALGARY' 9.30 pan. Brd day,
Arrive BANFF 12.40 p.m. 3rd dayRetail
Arrive VANCOUVER 10 a.xn. 4th day
FIRST CLASS SLEEPING CAR PASSENGERS ONLY
W Jenkins & Son.We
W.
1l'IOIIR AND FEED,
FLOUR
Phones : Elevator 199, Residence 141
License No. 9-2368
Wholesale License No. 12-82
r�
for hogs.
are sellingoclthis Lead at
below cost to clear.
We are always in the mar -
Y
kat• for Live Poultry and New, ,
Laid Eggs at top market!
prices,
,�! r i
GUNN �,ANGL®IS CO.
7
before the tenth day of June, A.D.,
1919, a 0uli statement of their
claims together with particulars
Pull particulars from anyagent. 94-3
P g
W. 13. HOWARD, District Passenger Agent, Toronto.
N,. YV. Trewartha, pliolls IL9AI
Manager. or Holmesville 4 on 14q
thereof, and the nature of the
Canada Food Board -License
securities, it all held b them all
duly verified bypafldavit. And take
HOUSE FOR SALE -2 STORY
ANY PERSON OR PERSONS
No, 7-001
notice that atter the said last
mentioned elate the said adminis-
trator will zoned to distribute
the "e tate of
brick .house on William street, all
modern' 'conveniences. -Apple on
•• premises to 'T, 1'. Murphy. -03
trespassing or destroying property
on the premises of the estate of
the tato t illiam 13, Woo w b
prosecuted according to law. -Y
g
Orders taken at. residence
Hvrori street.
Terms strict/ cash and we
CREAM WANTED
Fanners having cream to set -
the said deceased
amongst the pel:sotls entitled there-
•on1
FARM FOR SALE -LOT 18, CON.
100
• I. M. Woods, Bayfield.75-26-p
guarantee to supply, good coal to our
guarantee
write us for taus and full particle,
•
Mars,
to hnvin regeed to such
claims as Ito 6sltatl leave received
due 1101100 and in accordance there-
with. Dated at Clinton, this 20111
day, f May,A.D., 1.919,-W, Dry -acres
3, Tp, of Stanley, acres
lrnolvn as the Iotahen farm. Stone
house ' large bank barn •
' g good
orchard ; spring creep ; about 8
bust, • land in good state of
FARM FOR SALE: -ONE ITUN-
dred acres,best of soil ; good
g
buildings, close to school and.
church ; 4 miles from Clinton,
w
E. ♦♦ WARD.
PI30N'E 155 ,
Our markets are the boot,
Service the most prompt.
Firm the most reliable,
And prices the highest consistpuli
/lone, Clutton Ont, Solicitor for
the said Thomas Brownett. 94-3
cultivation. Possession Oat. ist.
Convenient to chur0h and 5011001
rural and phone,11 m1185Remember
Wilt be sold on reasonable terms.-
Weill
A. E. Matheson, R, R. No.
3, Seaforth, Phone 17 011 614,
BOARS FOR SERVICE!
with an honest Lost which we guar-
autos,
antee,
our Creamery, Co: is e
FOR SALE -6 -ROOMED COT'T'AGE
mail
from 33rucefield.--Apply to B. R.
IIiggins, Clinton 'Rev, Il, 13, A.
Ciihton Central. -61
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p • Big
Champion iii ed BIg
thoroughly established and thriving)
g y
concern and now one of the largest;
on Map10 street, with good garden,
fruit trees and, town watet•,-•A t
Y
J. G. Forbes, 1t,Ii. N0. 1, Min-
ton., 01-1if
;
Kptehen 116 MaeNab St., South
Hamilton John 'Taylor on prtlmis�
es. 89-tf.
ti,
HOUSE FOR SAL ut GOOD FRAME
house on Rattenbury street, West.
8 rooms, sleeping porch, summer
Type
YORESTHIRE' AND CHESTER.
WHITE BOARS.
;n Canada. You cannot make any;
mistak0 be shipping to us.
Patrons Golding our cans are rte'
quested not to make use of let
SALE. HOUSE
Il0715E FOR SAL!: --0N RATTEN-
kitchen and woodshed. Gond eel- .
lar, furnae8, lights, town
•sendlhg
cream to other creamorfex
FOR -8 -ROOMED
on Rattenbury street, wast. Good
cellar; S;}• acres garden, with fruit
trees, -Apply on premises to Miss
L. Smith, --84
bury street east, Clinton. Good
Orden, furnace, c'•lectxic light, town
water, near oehools-Apply to R.
Rowland, -84
eleetrfa
and soft water. Garden with fruit
trees and a chicken house. -Apply,
on rentisee to bliss Southcombe,
p '-53
A C. i.EVfEY 1
Ph0n6 8-080 CLINTON, ons.
'At home avast totetioon,.
or cream buyers,
Write today for cake.
Tin' -
SeafortTn Cweanler Co.
C. A, BARBER, MANAGER !