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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1919-9-18, Page 517 September 13th 1919 Qliptop News -Record Of Interest to:You and Me The Toronto Tihnes, sueoessor ie'( dile News, ceased publication on .Saturday last. The reason given was the hicreesed cost,of production, •..r Not an arrest .was made at the ';Toronto exhibition this year for ie - .Sobriety and not an infraction of the Ontario temperance act, was report- ,ed, notwithstandiug the fact that stile fair was attended by nearly one million and,a midrter people -Toren - :to Star, • e • S,S. No. 15 , Southwold township .has been unable to' re -open school since the vacation owing to 'the fact •rthat the teaches cannot obtain a 'boarding house. Time was Nhcn • it was considered a mark of distin'c'tion • .in the neighborhood for a family 1.o .have tho "school-marm" to board. The terrillie heat of Sunday came :so suddenly and unexpectedly that women of fashion, poor things. had :hardly time to get out their furs. Don't imagine that the trials of life. .are the exclusive burden or the poor: -•Orillia Packet. Isn't the Packet editor the tier •.eastic old thing ? There are nine 'students in Oriliia Model ,school, same number as last year. At that it is better than Clinton, which only has This is _probably the last year we. shall 'have, a Model school here•. The in- creased prosperity of the people may have something to do with the 'fall- ving off in Model school attendance. Students take the longer Normal • training and secure a permanent car- tifioate more often than they used to do, it not being so necessary to 'work their way through. • •. • After the signing of the Armistice `Mast year there was a movement on '•foot to have the date of the signing, November 11th, set apart as a per- ,petual thanksgiving day in Canada, Now there seems to be an agitation 'to have the second Monday in Nov- ember thus set apart. The idea of a fixed date does• not appeal as it •means.that,the holiday moves along through the week, 'this year the lith ..occurring on Tuesday. As Thanks- ' giving Day has been observed in Can- ada for a good many years- we see •no particular need for it at all, ex- cept as a holiday from daily toil. Since it has been, held - on Monday -the day has been observeo as a play- • day merely, not at all as a day of 4010 Thanksgiving to God for the bless- . dogs of the harvest, the original oh- ject of the day, Perhaps now, in view of the fact that we have some- thing definite to be thankful for and the date brings it to mind, we may -observe Thanksgiving Day more as a -religious day than as a holiday. It ought to be fully understood that a vote to repeal the Ontario Temperance Act will bring into ef- .ffect the Ontario License Act and ,all that that implies, no matter how the other questions on. the - ballot .are answered. The Premier was very implicit regarding this. "In that event," said Sir William .Hearst when explaining the. Act in the House on April 7th last, "there • would be no necessity for further •consideration of the answers to the -other questions, for the greater would include the less, and liquor -would be sold in tars and shops as in years gone by." If the Act is repealed .Ontario goes 'back to license and all kinds of ;liquor, both bard and soft, may be sold over the bar -as before, except in those municipalities stilt under the Canada Temperance Act, Anyone 'who endeavors to prove, otherwise is misrepresenting .the ease. Altogether 'new legislation would have to be en - :acted before any curtailment would lie, possible. The only way td en- sure against the geturn of the bar is to vote "No" in the first question •.on the Referendum, ballot. !Marking the ;Ballot 1Vlistakes are sometimes)- Made in ••what seems to be a simple matter,. Tho marking of the ballot, -the vot- 'ing sign is an X, and the Toter must put no other mark upon the , ballot than the voting sign, The official in- structions in connection with the Tempereece Referendum Act road as "follows The voter shall go into one of the c- compartments, and with a blacklead ;pencil there provided, place a cross jopPosite each question, •under the `titles "YES or "NO," thus X. The voter must vote "YES" • or "`NO" on every one of the said ques- tions, otherwise his entire ballot will be void. . If'the voter does not vote on ev •ery one of the ,said questions, or if the places any mark on the ballot ',paper by which he •can be identified, :his vote will be void and will .not be ,counted. It is to avoid the possibility of identifying the ballot that the re- .quirement is laid down that only the 'voting sign shall be used. It wilt be :readily seen that to allow varying marks would he to make itossiblo identification mid thus destroy . to some extent the secrecy of the bal- lot and opetrthe door for corrupt practice, There roust therefore be no writing, letter or rnark of any kind other than the voting sign • up- on the ballot, and this mark, a sim- ple X, must be so placed as to clear-. ty indicate the intention of the voter, 'limo Three. Rivers shipyards has Oat received an order for foul: large s4ro9t Okla,: .t I i. People You Know Mrs, Mead of Toronto has been yi:s iting fribnds in town, Mr. and Mrs, W. 1,, Johnson al). North Dakota, .former residents of. this district, are . visiting amoltg. relatives for a) few days, Mr, and Itirs. J. P. Sheppard spent Sunday at the Nile, Mrs. Sheppard remained over for a few days and attended the Andrew -Treleaven wedding at Dungannon on Tuesday. Mrs, Fred Weir, wito with her son, Gordon, has been visiting her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. It. .Jennison, for several months, left for their home in Shift Current, Sask., to- day, We were glad ro see Mrs. Moffatt; Who is visiting her son, .Will ori the London Road' and who had such a nasty•aecident at the House of Refuge a few weeks ago, has so far recovered that she is able to call on her friends around town again. Miss. Mary J. Holmes, formerly of Clinton and latei73ousehold Science Instructor at Port Arthur Colleg- iate, is at present in Wellesloyltos- pital, Toronto, where site under - an operation on Friday last, Her friends here will be glad to know that she is doing as well as could be expected. Mr. Spurr, the author . of Canada's new national song, "Canada, Star of the Empirei" was .10 town this week. Ile had been visiting Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Aitken of Kippeh, Mr. Spurr is also the composer of two other songs, which sold well at Toronto Exhibition, "The Bat- tle at the Gates of Love," an af- ter -the -war song, and "Only a, Flower of 'Springtime. The songs now are for sale at Cooper's. Marriages HEWSON-COOK-In high Park Baptist church, Toronto, on Sept. 16th, Retta, daughter of Mr. and 13trs. T. H. Cook of town to Mr. Ralph Hewson of Toronto. McOOOL-MILLER-At Wesley par- sonage, on Sept: lith, by the Rev. D. N. McCanuus, Elsie May Millar, to James Armand McCool, all of Mullett. LAWSON-GEORGE-At St. Mat- thew's Anglican church, Winnipeg, on Aug. 23rd, by Rev. Canon Me- Echeron, Reta J,, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, W. A. George, Tor- onto, to_Jrrederick 0. Lawson of Toronto, son of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Lawson of Hullett. HULLER -MARTIN -In Toronto, on Sept. 17th, .Ernest J., eldest son of Mr. and 11irs, George Huller, to Miss Belle Martin of Toronto. B rths CAMPBELL -In Clinton, on Sept. 12th, to Mr. and Mrs, George Campbell, a daughter. TOAILIN-In Clinton, on Sept. 1111, to itlr. and Mrs, George Tomlin, a son, ROSS -At Lyndhurst Private Hos- pital, Toronto, on Sept. 10th, to Mr, and Mrs, J. T. Ross, (Lyda Cook), a son. Deaths ROSS -At Lyndhurst Private HIos- pital, Toronto, on Sept. 12th, in- fant son of Mr. and Mrs. , J. T. Ross. TIIOMPSON-In Stanley township, on Sept, 14th, Sarah Baird, wife of Alexander Thompson, aged 68 years and 11 months, SCOTT -In McKillop, on Sept. 8th, Robert Scott, aged 46 .years. STOREY-In,McKillop, on. Sept. 8th, Isabella Phair, wife of Samuel •-Storey, aged 06 years. 11IcINTO,SH-In, Goderieh, on Sept. 6th, Margaret Hope, widow of the late William McIntosh, aged, 85 years. - . IN MEMORIAM WALTON-In loving and proud mem- ory of Richard David Walton, killed in action in France, Sept, 15th, 1916. -Sadly missed by father, mother, sisters and broth- er. AUCTION SALE OF,FARM STOCK. and Implements. The undersigned has *received instructions to sell by public auction at Lot 34,. Con. 11, Goderieh township, on Thursday, Oct. ,2nd, commencing at .t,30 sharp the 'following : Agedhorse in good condition, will work or drive, Lady's driver 9 years old, draft mare 7 years, old, new cow 1 years old with calf at foot, Durham 'cow 8 years old freshen in December, cow 6 years old freshen in Feb., cow 5 years old freshen in Feb., 3 Polled -Angus heifers 2 yrs old, 2 Polled -Angus, steers 2 years old, Durham calf 10 months' old, Dur- ham bull 1 year .old, registered, 2 Polled -Angus spring calves, Mas- sey -Harris mower, 10 -ft. Massey rake, -Massey disc, .10 -hoe Massey drill, scuiflcr, Massey cultivator, set of harrows, Flora plow No. 211 Good low wagon, Cocksbutt gang plow, democrat, good set bob- sleighs, hay rack new, wagon ,box and pig rack, grain cradle, steel roller, wheelbarrow, 200-11 weigh scale, ptrlper, top buggy, cutter, Open bdggy, laming mill, Massey- Ilarris 400 lb. cream separator nearly,new, set cloubtetrees and neck, yoke, set double harness, set single harness, Happy Thought stove, Daisy, churn, good heavy robe, household furniture, 8 acres good corn in shocks, quantity of turnips and mangcls, quantity of timothy and lucerne hay, a number at bens, forks, spades, and othir. articles, Terms -Ali sums of $.10 and under, cash ; over that amount 8 months' credit, on approved joint notes or 4 peroont, oft for cash on erodilt amounts, Ilay and ' roots each -Guy 1Ticits, Proprietor y G. II. G111ot#i Atteti'bneer,. . ,11.-6 VOTERS' LIST'S REVISION N:oTIOM It appearing that it is expedient, with of preparing full and complete lists of voters for the different poll- ing subdivisions in the electoral dis- tricts of North Heron, South ITuron, and Centre Huron that tine time. for delivering complaints and appeals against the voters' lists •should be extended, Tito Voters' Registration Board for the County of Huron :have ordered that the time for delivering the complaints and appeals to the Revising 0llicers Clerks be extended to the period of two days nexti before the times fixed for the sittings of the respective, Revising Officers ' in the various municipalities in the said el- ectoral districts. LEWIS• H. DICKSON, Cltatman Voters' Re'gistrat'ion Board 1 County of Huron, 11-1 IjIiIR SALE. -THREE CALVES and yearling heifer -Apply to Mrs, 2ii'ndo, Bayfield. 11-1 TAKE, NOTICE I -I WILL NOT 13E responsible for any debts contract- ed in my name by my wife, Mrs. T. W. Langland,-T. W. Langland, Katrine, Ont'. 11-1 HOUSE FOR SALE, -CORNER OF - Mill and Maple streets, story and a half, 6 rooms, town water, . acre lot, in good state of repair. - Apply to Thos. Churchill, Clinton. 11-4 PUREBRED CLYDESDALES FOR Sale. -1 brood mare 0 years old, registered, sound and, right in evr ery ,particular and in foal 1 1 filly 1 year , old registered ; 1 filly 4 months old, registered ; 1 stallion 2 years and. 3,montbs, weighs 1500 lbs, and a proper individual, regist- ered and enrolled. -Henry Snyder, R.R. No, 2, Clinton 11-tf, 4 PUBLIC MEETING WILL 1317 held in Cardno's Hall, Seaforth, on Wednesday, Sept. 24th, at 1 p.nr., under the auspices of the Centre Iluron United Farmers' Political Association for the purpose of nom- inating a candidate for the Provin- cial Legislative and any other business which may arise, R. IW. Burnaby of. Toronto and Mr. Saun- ders 6f Exeter will be present and address the meeting. Everybody, welcome. -J. N. Kernighan, Presi- dent ; Colin Fingland, Secretary. 11-1 50 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE - East •i, Lot 18, Con. 7, Hullett township. This property is nicely situated and the land is in good state of cultivation and is suitable for either crop' or grass. It is nearly all fenced with woven wire fencing and is pretty well tile un- derdrained, 'litis would make an excellent grazing farm as an abun- dant supply of water can be ob- tained from the river which almost touches one corner of the farm at the rear -For Further particulars apply to A. V, Quigley, Clinton, or J. P. Quigley, on; the premises, AUCTION SALE OF, HOUSEHOLD Furniture', Etc., an Ontario street, Clinton, at 1.30 p.m., on Saturday Sept. 20th, the estate of the late Mrs. George Hanley, •See small bills for particulars of . fur- niture. -A„ Welsh and R. Welsh, Executors, W. Brydone Solicitor, G. H. Elliott, auctioneer, 09-3 MR. J. J'. CONNELL W1LL HOLD an auction sale of the following farm stock and implements at Lot 35, Con. 16, Goderich township, on Friday, Sept. 19th, at 1:80 sharp : Horses -1 team mares 4 and 5 years old, 1 driving mare 0 years old, good driver and quiet ; 1 three year old driving filly. Cattle -15 steers and heifers rising 2 and 3 years old, 2 cows, springers, to calve in Oct. 5 and 6 years old, 1 milking cow to calve in March, 4 years old. Pigs -1 brood sow with litter, 2 young brood sows about 5 months old. Poultry -50 hens and chickens, White Leghorns, good on- es, some Barred Rocks, 12 geese. Implements-Massey-7'Iarris binder, Deering mower, 'Deering rake, wallc- ing plow, gang plow, scattier, set diamond harrows, horse turnip seeder, 2 buggies, one nearly new, light wagon, heavy wagon and hay rack, seed drill', pig rack, pig box, cutter, pair of bob sleighs nearly new, turnip pulper, weigh scales capacity 600 lbs., fanning mill, team harness, plow harness, single harness, light hone harness, De Laval cream separator, Happy Thought range, coal heater, wood heater, some household furniture, a small quantity of bay, forks, chains, etc. Terms -All sums of $10 and tinder, cash ; over that amount 0 months' credit on approv- edjoiut note§ or 3 percent. dis- count for cash on credit amounts. -J. J. Connell, proprietor ; Geo. 1'I. Elliott, Auctioneer., 10-2 HIGHEST PRICES PAIL} FOR ALL kinds of apples at Bayfield evapora- tor. -Tl. l . Merner. 09-3 Al PLES WANTED.-'1'IIli, EVAP- orator,will open about ,Sept. 15th. Will take all classes and all sizes of apples. Highest market price paid. --Town & Case. 09--11 STOVES FOR SALE -An Art Souv- enir, with oven, a Laurel coal Metter and two Wood heaters, All in gond condition. Apply to Alias Rudd. 09-11, FOR SALE -HOUSE ON RATTEN- Miry strrrt' Clinton.Fruit trees and stable on premitses. -Apply to J. IT. Lowery, North Bay, Ont. 08-rif, CET THE HABIT of phoning 111 and when up town of ealling at our store, We will leek after your wants Carefully. Look over or specials for this ween,. Try a Pound or half pound of Dor bulk teas, Prices and quality are hard to beat, Laundry Soap 15 bare Special Bulk Tea Prices: for ..,..,,$1,00 8 Dans Cleanser ;,,, .25 2 pkgs, Auitnonia ,., .25 3 cakes Lavender bath soap ,25 Palm Olive Special - 3 cakes for .29 12 cakes for 1,12 Full range of Pickling Spices and extra quality Vinegar for pickling season. tows. JOHNSON ilk. COMPANY FREE 111' A Brown Betty Tea Pot given Free with your purchases of Aroma Tea, black or mixed. Ask us how. Sole agents for 1 1b. Special black or , mixed , •.50 1 .lb. Royal Blend, blank or mixed ,, „ .60 11b, Princess Blend, blk. or mixed .70 1 Ib. Japan 'Green,,.50, 1 ib. Rose Japan Green .70 Special Prices in 5 and 10 lb, lots, Phone;lli Retail Grocer License No: 8-7241 Phone orders promptly oared for. ;,'llro © Full weight of tea in every package s TEA is good ted:' Sold only in sealed packages FOR SALE. 'DHE SIX -ROOMED house and lot, No. 633, on Maple street, formerly occupied by Mr. George Taylor ; pleasantly situat- ed ; good garden. If sold at once, $350,00 -Apply to Miss Washing- ton,. Rattenbury St. 06-tf PROPERTY FOR SALE. -ON RAT- tenbury street, west, just off main street, a good 0 -roomed 2 -story frame house. Electric lights, wat- erworks, furnace and soft water. Garden and small barn in good re- pair. Will be sold cheap -Apply to J. P. Sheppard. -03-tf HOUSE FOR SALE ON PRINCESS St., west. -Six rooms, summer kit- chen, wood and coal shed, good cement cellar, hen house andrun, fruit trees and good garden, -Ap- ply Geo. Burnett. 10-tf. HOUSE FOR SALE -8 -ROOMED hotise on Ontario street, Good cellar, electric lights, town water, fruit trees and small fruits. :t acre of land. Apply on premises to Mrs. Moggridge or to W. Brydone, Clinton. 00 -ti CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF Farm Stock, Itnplentents and Household Furniture, -The under- signed has received instructions to sell by public auction at Lot 28, Huron.Roacl, Goderieh township on Wednesday, Sept. 24th, commencing at 1 o'clock sharp, the following : Horses -1 mare 4 years old, 1 geld- ing 1 years old, 1 driving horse 6 yrs. good roadster. Cattle -1 cow 8 yrs, old, milking, due Jan. 1st, 1 cow 4 yrs. ofdmilking, due May 28th, 1 cow 4 yrs. old, milking, due Apr. 28th, f cow 3 yrs, old, milking, due June 2nd, 1 • `arrow cow, 1 heifer 2 yrs. old with calf at foot 6 weeks old, 1 heifer 2 yrs. old due Nov. 10th, 3 two-year-old steers, 10 yearlings, 6 spring cal- ves. Sheep -19 grade Leicester sheep, 7 ewe lambs. Pigs -1 sow due before sale, 11 store hogs about 100 lbs. About 35 Barred Rock pullets, fe.w White Leghorns, Good Collie dog, About 1 acre corn, 3 loads straw, few rows mangolds, quantity woven fence wire, some lumber and cedar, 20 cords maple wood 14 inches long. ' Implemnents-- 7-ft. Massey -Harris binder, 10 -ft. Massey -Harris rake (nearly new), Massey -Harris mower, 12 -hoe Mas- sey -Harris drill, 0 -it. steel roller (nearly new), set 4 -section iron harrows, Massey cultivator, 2 -horse Oliver corn cultivator (nearly new) 2 sotltlers, root pulper, 2 walking plows, gang plow, 2 -furrow Verity riding plow (nearly neWI, power horse clipper with sheep clipping attachment (nearly new), clover seeder, corn •planter:, cont shelter, fanning mill, set platform scales 2000 lbs., bag -holding truck, grind- stone, wheelbarrow, ladders, polo support wheel, wagon, box and rack, covered buggy, open buggy, buggy pole; cutter, cutter pole, set bobsleighs, sugar kettle, water bar- rel, vinegar barrel, crosscut .'saw, buck saw, hoes, forks, tools, etc., 2 sets single harness, one new, set double light harness, 2 sets double heavy harness, collars, 2 chick coops, 2 all -wool horse blankets, Saskatchewan robe, rugs, hotisohold furniture consisting of bedroom, dihingroom and kitchen furniture, stoves, 2 wood heaters, one wood or coal, washing machine (nearly' hew), one wringer, large Daisy churn, 2 largo milk cans, De Laval separator (nearly new), cream can, lawn mower (new), some carpet and linoleum, bed springs and mat- tresses, hanging lamp, sewing ma elrine, quantity canned fruits end numerous other articles, Every- thing will he sold as the proprietor has disposed of his farm Sind is giving up farming. 'Terms -Alt 511m5 of $10 and larder, cash ; over that amount 6 months' credit on furnishing approved joint notes, Discount of 0 percent.. per annum for cash on credit amounts, Wood, feed and lens, cosh. -S, 'P. Walter, Proprietor ; 'Phos. Gundry, Atlnfi tionetr. • 16.2 A VO'UNG PIGS FOR SALE. -PAT - rick Quigley, R.R. No, 1, Phone 19 -(137, Clinton, 09-2 FARM FOR SALE. -LOT NO. 31 and the north part of Lot 32 in the second concession of , Goderieh township containing 110 acres on which there is a frame house and a large barn, with stabling under- neath. There are two orchards and two wells and about 15 acres of bush. Most of the farm is in pas- ture and hay., This farm is well situated being 4 miles from Bay- field and. 8 miles from Goderieh. On one of the best roads in the county. -Apply to Geo. E. Greens- lade, Bayfield, Ont. 07-tf FARM FOR SALE. -LOT 35 AND half of lot 36, concession 8, Tuck- ersmith, six miles distant from towns of Seaforth and Clinton ; convenient to school; fifty acres choice pasture land, ten acres tim- ber, beech and maple ; large apple orchard also orchard of small fruit, remainder under cultivation. Ideal stock farm, well fertilized, fenced and drained. Large bank barn, silo, implement shed, hog .pen and other outbuildings. Never -failing water supply. One and a half story brick house, large cellar, cis- tern, telephone and rural mail. Im- mediate possession given. For fur- ther particulars apply on promises or address -A. Elcoat, Seaforth 11. R. No. 8. 00-4-p. PLUMS AND PEARS WANTED. - 5000 baskets of plums and 5000 baskets of pears for which we will pay the highest marked price. Baskets supplied.-Cantelon Bros. 05 -ti FARM FOR SALE -ONE HUNDRED and forty-two acres of land con- sisting of Lot 1, concession 1, and part lot 1, concession 2, Stanley township, adjoining the village of Kippen. Five minute walk to G.' T. R. station, churches or stores. Six acres of bush, water all the year round, and all seeded to grass. One acre of good orchard ; two barns, one on a stone wall; drive shed. and frame house, For terms and particulars apply to Samuel Thompson, R.R. No. 1, Brucefield. 01-15 PROPERTY FOR SALE -3 acres of garden and orchard on the London Road. 6 roomed house, bank barn 20x40, driving shed, hen house. Possession given in autumn. Apply on premises to Mrs. Phillip RoW- cliffe, -00 FJR SALE -A DESIRABLE 7 - roomed house on Princess St., east, half acre of land with fruit trees and berry bushes, town wat- er. -Apply on . premises, Mrs. Akam. -98-tf HOUSE FOR SALE -2 STORY brick house on William street, all modern conveniences. -Apply, on premises to T. T. Murphy. -93 FARM FOR SAL1S.-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 erms-Apply A. E. Matheson, R. R. No, 3, Seaforth, Phone 17 on 614, Clinton Central. -61 FOR SALE. -8 -ROOMED HOUSE on Ratteubury street, west. Good collar, 1:} acres garden, with fruit trees. -Apply on premises to Miss L. Smith. -84 AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE .SEC- and-lland Chevrolet, electric Start- er, ono man ten, hi good running order, -Address P.O. Box 106, 01M - ton. -04 HOUSE FOR SALE -GOOD FRAME house on Rattenbury street, west, 8 roues, Sleeping porch, Slimmer kitchen and woodshed. Good cel= Tar, furnace, eleotrio lights, town anis soft water. Gartlan with 1 fruit trees and a chicken housee•-Apply art premises to Miss Southcombe, •--52 ANY PERSON OR PERSONS trespassing or destroying property on the premises of the estate of the late William H. Woods will' be prosecuted according to law.- Woods, Bayfield. 01.24 FARM FOR $P410'-924 ACRES 001 splendid farm land in good state of cultivation. On it are a comfort* able storey and a half brink house with new ateel roof, a good cellar, a barn 4(480 and straw shed 22x23 with foundation under alt, room to ,tie Up 28 head of cattle and 6 horses besides 3 box stalls, root room,. feed room, separator room and harness room. Cement floors throughout except 2 box stalls and root house. A stone pig pen. 24x24; a hen house 24x10 and a drive shed 20x30, There is a never failing spring creek, a good well and cis- tern, about 13 acres of orchard. This is a desirable property 2* miles from Clinton, good gravel road. I want to sell at once) as health makes it necessary. for me to give up farming for the present. Would sell stook, implements and crop it so desired. -Apply Leonard E, Weir, Lot 27, Con. 4, Hullett, Clinton P. 0. -49 Scranton Coal We have the pleasure of being the agent for this celebrated product. Also ask us about Cannel, Soft Coal, Coke and Pea Coal. Canada Cement The recognized standard in cement, and after all the cheapest building material in the world today. Buffalo Brand Fertilizer We purpose carrying a stock of these result -giving goods at our Clinton Yards. Slabs Try a load of our short'slabs. Just the thing for summer fuel or cool evenings. Most heat for the least :money. Easily split and easily lit. J. B. MUSTARD CLINTON and BRUCEFIELD Phone for Clinton 74. Phone for Brucefield 11 on 618. POULTRY. WANTED HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF POULTRY Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- day and Thursday of each week till Sept„ 20th, every day after that. W. MARQUIS -86 R.R. No. 1, Clinton. THE CORNER STORE Live and Let Live Cream, of Barley CREAM OF BARLEY, A BREAIf.- FAST CEREAL COOKED IN THREE MINUTES Directions -One cup of Cream of Barley wet well with cold water in- to a smooth, soft cream, pour boil- ing water, about a pint, • and stir three minutes, addling salt to taste. THIS IS TIIE WEEK FOR PEACHES. CALL AND GFIP YOUR SUPPLY BEFORE IT IS T00 LATE. E. E. HUNNIFORD Phone 4 TIIE PRESENT DAY MOTHER MAKL+IS PIES that the older generation couldn't begin to equal. For in addition to improved methods and utensils she has the advantage of being able to obtain Purity (lour, the finest baking flour. known, Mafte your next ;hatch with Purity, Goad as your former pies seers these will be infinitely better. W. Jelakinas & Son. FLOUR ANI) FEED, Phones : Elevator 199, Residence 111 Retail 1«icohso No. 0-2869 Wholesale Licouse No, 19-82 Mazola "What is it? A pure salad and cook ing oil, Pure oil from corn the newest a n d cheapest shortening in the market to -day., Absolutely pure. Used also for salad in place of olive oil. W. T. Oei1 The Hub Grocery GIRLS NANTED "for knitters and learners Al2 YVOMEN for menders arad inspectors APPLY AT ONCE Clinton Knitting Co. LIMITER FOR PLUMBING, i EAVETROUGHING, LIGHTNING RODS AND METAL WORK) OF ALL KINDS GO TO THOS. HAWKINS. Agent for Iiecla Furnaces PHONE 53. Siiop over Rowland's Hardware. NOTICE ? Tho partnership heretofore ex- isting between J. A. Ford and Angus McLeod has been dis- solved by mutual consent. Ar- rangements for the settlement of all accounts owing the ' firm must be made by calling at the shop before Oct. 1st., FEIFII & 'C6B0 Live Ponitry Wanted ! 4000 CHICKENS 2000 HENS 1000 DUCKS each week from now until the end of December. We pay for all poultry on a quality basis delivered with empty; crops. We pay special prices fon properly milk -fed poultry, and we would strongly advise all producers to finish their poultry as it will pays you well to do so. GUNN, LANGLOIS CO. N. ,W. Trewartha, , Phone LDA Manager or IiolmesvUIo 4 on 144 Canada Food Board -License No. ,l-001 CREAM WANTED i Farmers having cream to sell write us fax cans and full parties, Jars. 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, anted,. Remember our Creamery, Co. is r thoroughly established and thriving concern and now one of the largesh in Canada. You cannot make anpj mistake in shipping to us. Patrons holding our cans are res quested not to make use of ile sending cream to other creamerieel or cream buyers. Write today for cans. Tin Seaforth Creamery Co. . C. A. BARBI3R, MANAGER BOARS FOR SERVICE I Champion Bred Big Type YORKSIIIRi7 AND CHESTER- WHITE BOARS. A. CM Level! , I+)1iaee 6-4680 'CI,tNTON, Ott , At home overt forenoon,.