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Clinton News-Recc+rrd
Of interest to Ytui
and !e.
"At present prinvs evaegg should
.eontaill a chiokoa,"--Toronto Globv,
Sawpf tie do
and thenpeople
L
•don't $eem to be any too well pleased.
All the papers tel is to "Do our
Cltristmos shopping early" but none
of 'en so far have added. the necess-
ary information its to where to find
the many or the merchant who will
give m1i nitecl credit -and Christmas
is but faux weeks away,
The vailways bane been.. experts
meeting with (lard coal, owing to the
scarcity of soft, and find it unsatis-
factory. Those of us who havebeen
burning soft coal for the past two
or three years, owing to the scarcity
of herd, would gladly swap with
them, • ton for ton, they to do, the
hauling.
In Toronto this week a great gatb-
• ering was held, a gathering the most
significant ever held on this eontin-
ent, perhaps in the world, the inaug-
nration of a great Dominion -wide,
Inter-Ohurcb • movement, five Prot-
•estant denominations being repre-
sented. A movement for the deepen-
ing of spiritual life among the people
-at homend
a an extension of a+or•]c
-amongst the people of non-Christian
lands. It is encouraging to see the
leaders in the several denominations
laying aside all matters on which
'they differ and uniting in a great for-
areard movement fn matters on which
they agree. It is encouraging and
nspiring and the result should be
far-reaching and beneficial.
"It is most unjust the way man-
s ufactdrersand dealers unite to blame
the high cost of shoes on women,"
remarked a women of our acquaint-
- ance the other clay. "We are told
-that we demand high-priced c •'
c the e hrgl paced shoe
:and will buy no other. I would like
-to see any other kind. Most of us
-do like a good shoe but who wants
to pay the present prices?" "'Wom-
en do not make the shoe styles," re-
marked another women. "I don't
..care what tnanugaeturers say. The
manufacturers make the styles,
change them as often as they think
-they can -muskeg profit at it and ad-
vertise thein for all they're worth.
Women are usually silly enough to
:allow this to go on without much
protest but it is time they did make
•a protest. Last spring," she contin-
ued, "when I wanted a pair of shoes
I was obliged to take a pair with
-the long vamp, which I did not like,
.because the dealer assured me be
had no other kind. `There's noth-
ing -else being worn now: he said,
'It is the only style of shoe I have
an stock. What is a women to do
Seeder such circumstances? She
--01010e can't make her own shoes, nor can
she go barefoot as a protest. The
great majority of women want a
good looking, well -made shoe at a
.fair price, just as the great major-
ity of men do. It ought to be pos-
sible to supply thein. But the man-
ufacturers have taken advantage,
l there can bo no doubt of it, of wom-
en's -liking for something new ill
.shoes as in other things, and have
made them pay the piper. If -wore-
-en are waking up to the fact there
may be a change.
1
Births
MOLE -In Seaforth, on Nov. 14th,
to Mr, and Mrs. Edward Mole,
a daughter.
ROBINSON--In Stanley, on Nov.
16th, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Robinson, a daughter.
HAYS In Seaforth, on Nov. 16th, to
Mr. and airs, Charles hays, a
son.
WALSH-In McKillop, on Nov. 1.4th,
to Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh, a
daughter.
_DUNCAN-In Seaforth, on Nov. 17th,
to Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Duncan, e
'•- • •- daughter. .
LAMONT-In Grey township, on No-
vember 18th, to Mr. and Mrs.
iIugh, Lamont, a son.
•
Dentias
SCANLON-In Clinton, on Nov, 23rd,
John Seenion, aged 82 years.
COUSLEY-At Medicine Hat, Sask.,
on Nov. 15th, Mary Manning,
wife of William °cusley, former-
ly of Brussels, aged '43 years.
DOUGHERTY-In Grey township,
on November 19th, John Dough-
erty, in his 81st year,
IlacCALLUM---In . Morris township,
on Nov. l2th, Donald McCallum,.
aged 67 years.
IN MEMORIAM
HIEAD-In loving memory of my
dear husband, George Head, who
tiled in the Provincial Hospital,
Whitby, on Nov, 28th, 1918.
I think of my dear husband
A,hd nsy heart is sad with pain.
O this earth would be a heaven
3f I could hear his voice again.
Just one year ago he left me,
Hlow I miss his loving face.
'. ,,.,I3ut ha left me to remember
' None on earth can fill his place.
-Wife.
SEND 111111 A CALENDAR,
'SOMEBODY.
fariner residing some miles from
;Fergus came to town on Sunday af-
ternoon. IIe mot a merchant and re-
marked upon the scarcity of children
on the streets, He was told they were
probably at Sunday School, He then
spoke of the quietness of the town
asking why the merchants were clos-
ed Saturday afternoon and if the
morchant would accommodate hint by
:taking his cage, Be 'wits again told
-anare forcibly that thie was Sunday,
not Saturday, when 'he suddenly real-
ized his mistake and said: "Good
Heavens! And I hauled in turnips all
aorenoora"-•-'reran$ Record,
PASSING OF MRS, I. IZ7.ARU
Mrs, Eliza teasel, widow of the
late Joseph tz• as,
at p t 1 u ci of Goderi0h town-
ship, passed away at the home of her
eldest daughter, Mrs, William Grum-
:nette of TU lc ' rl l.'1
ala t ti 0111
I'l dfl
Y
last
after a short illness.
IVIts, Ieza •til whose maiden name
was Eliza Wigginton, was born in
Mayfield, Chinguacousy township,
Peel County, in July 1844 and moved
,with her family -to Goderich Own -
ship when but eleven years of age,
travelling all the way- by wagon, the
only means of transportation in those
days. The family settled on a farm
on the Bayfield Road and in 1803
the subieet of this sketch became
the wife of Joseph Izzard, Shortly'
afterwards they settled on the 14th
concession, where she. lived until af-
ter the death of her husband in 1917.
She is survived by three- sons and
fiyc daughters: Albert E. and Erneet
W. Izzard, Montreal, Que., Percy
Izzard, Mrs. (Dr.) Fowler and Miss
Eliza Izzard, Toronto; Mrs. M. Flick,
Goderich township; Mrs, C. Josling,
Hluliett and Mrs. W. Grummett, Tuck-
ersmith all of whom were . present
for the funeral. 'Mrs. Cartwright
of Clinton is a "sister and the only
remaining melba of the fancily.
Although failing somewhat in
health
forth
e past year or
so it
was
not until about six weeks ago that
her condition became critical and she
'vas confined to her. bed. She wee'
in her seventy-sixth year.
Mrs. Izzard was a kind and loving
mother and -a good neighbor and
friend and she 'had the esteem of
those who knew her. She was a
member of the New Church, The
funeral eels place from. the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Grummett to Clinton
centetry on Sunday afternoon and was
largely attended, 'many of the old
friends, who were not able to be pres-
ent at the home owing to the dis-
tance, suet the funeral at the grave
to pay y a last tribute of respect to an
esteemed neighbor and friend. The
services were conducted by the Rev.
Mr. McLean of Egmondville.
CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEM
FOR CLINTON
Editor News -Record
Dear Sir: -Permit a little space in
your paper to make a suggestion to
the Town of Clinton, as I would like
to hear the opinion of some of the
other citizens and our Town Fathers
on the subject of fuel shortage, Now,
I would suggestthat a large steam
heating system be installed. Con-
sidering the fact that the Jadk"son
Mfg. Co. is situated in the centre
of the Town and has steam on all
the time, could not. this firm be in-
duced to supply steam to all the
stores and resident's and churches in
that part of the Town? If a steam
heating system in a house will heat
the house with foul. or five lbs. pres-
sure how many large buildings would
100 lbs. steam pressure heat, with
very little coal?
Hoping that the Town Fathers
will enquire into the cost of such a
system and get in touch with our
business Wren and see what can be
done. Thanking you for this space
in your paper, I remain, Yours Sin-
cerely.
-=A Citizen.
THE BEST CHRISTMAS PRES-
ENT AT ANY PRICE.
How can you make your money
go further for Christmas cheer than
with a year's subscription to the
Youth's Companion: It brings so
much into a househoId-its stories
for readers of all ages, its serious
and informing contributions, its Ed-
itorial Pages, its intelligent and
trustworthy comment on the great
and tragic events of the time, its
wit and Iambs,. There is nothing
quite like The Companion in all per-
iodical literature.
If you subscribe at once you will
get some of Capt. Theodore Rob-
erts's Up -river Folk Stories, which
will be followed during the new
year by his great serial of Canad-
ian patriotism and valor, Sons of
Liberty.
New subscribers for 1920 will re-
ceive
1, The Youth's Companion -52 issues
in 1920.
2. All remaining weekly 1918 issues.
3, The Companion Home Calender
for 1920.
All the above only $2,50 every -
Where in North America.
THE YOUTHS COMPANION,
887 Commonwealth . Ave., Boston,
Mass,
New Subscriptions Received at this
Office,
Many Belgian immigrants arrived
on a C. P. R. steamer at Quebec.
The Grand- Trunk Railway will
take 77 passenger trains off its On
alio lines owing to the coal short-
age, according to a report from Lon-
don.
Paper For Sale
The News -Record bas a number of
bundles of old papers which will be
sold at the • old price of de. per
bundle, while they last,
Recital
"Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" by Mr.
Martin, a returnee' chaplain of num-
Mon. To . be given in Ont, St,.
church, Tuesday Lice,2nd„ welder the
auspices of the Epworth League Ad-
ntissloti 25c, --21.-1
Lectnte al. Londesltoro
ltev, ,I, I, Snyder of Brantford will
deliver a Lecture, "The Pun of Being
an Irishman" in Knox Church on
the evening of Dec. 2nd. Admiesion
1de and 25o, Concert area. Lecture
will eolnrnsnce at eight o'clock sharp.
--21-1
Cream Separators
1` have a number of second hand
separators of different makes small
and large for sale cheap and easy
terms, All in good order and •.guar -
cot t
not 3 oda good work, .Alio n
pw
es,
s 1 Stators of different snakes ansl
sizes. Shop in office of the old
skating rink et Commercial Hotel, -
R. Baker Clinton Ont, --21:8
Parcels Lost
Two parcels, one containing a
man's sweater and tie, the ethos, a
piece of neat, were placed in the
wrong car at the Commercial Howie
barns, Clinton, Saturday evening.
Will the finder kindly leave the
Sweater anti tie at The News -Record
office. -21-1
Surety Deposit Boxes
The Molsons Bank has received its
safety deposit boxes, which will be
rented to customers for the safe de-
positing 02 Victory Bonds, Securi-
ties, ote. --21-1
Concert on Dec. and.
A. Concert will be given in the
town hall, Vert's, on Tuesday, even-
ing, Dec. and, under the auspices of
St. John's church. Capt. (the Rev.)
S. L. McKegney of Clinton will give
a humourous lecture on Ireland, with
side
sketchesn
o the
war. Miss Mar-
ion
a r •-
ion Gibbings and Mr. Walter Lowe,
soloists, Miss M. Sparks, reader, and
others will take part in' the pro-
gram. Doors open at 7.80. Concert
at 8. Admission 25c, children 15e,
-21-1
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Elizabeth Beacom,
Deceased
ased
Notice is hereby given that
all persons having claims against the
estate of Elizabeth Beacons late of
the Tow of Clinton in the County
of Huron, widow, deceased, who died
on or about the 15th day of October,
A. D.
are required to deliver to
John T. Harland the Administrator
of the said estate or her solicitor on
or before the 15th day of December
A. D. 1919 a full statement of their
claims, together with particulars
thereof and the nature of the secur-
ities, if any, held by theta all duly
verified by affidavit. •
And take notice that after the said
last mentioned date the said Admin-
istrator will proceed to distribute
the estate of the said deceased
amongst the persons entitled there
to having regard only to such claims
as he shall have received due notice
and in accordance therewith. Dated
at Clinton, this 25th day of Novem-
ber A. D. 1919 W. Brydone, Clin-
ton, Ont. Solicitor for the said Ad-
ministrator. -21-4
'Ah `straws is Just
A e woke e saws, D
P On A I 1 1' `
,'i' y not thnc tla
4 neo
yu
your supplies for that cake,' Pudding, Mincemeat etc,
thinking„.about, See ,oar new fruits they're fine,
S 1 ro '
eta' in Raisins "
While they last, 2pkgs to
eels customer with your or-
der 2 pkgs. seeded Raisins
450
New seedless Raisins
New 'Currants
New Pes s,Figs, Dates etc.
New everything forthat
cake you're thinking about.
We carry open stock of the 'gold band Chinaware.
JOHNSON & COMPANY Phone 111
Retain Grocer License` No. 8-7241 Phone orders promptly cared for.
For the Kiddies
We shave received
notice from Santa
Claus saying -lie
would be at Johnson
and Co's Grocery soon.
Watch for Him
wen
gee
'e
r t
1 t t hosing.
helve been
Our 1920 Calendars
are here and we will
Present free to 005
patrons Christtnas
week.
House. Wanted
Wanted to rent, a moderately sized
house in 'good condition. with mod-'
ern conveniences. Apply Win. Henry,
caro Hugh Aikenhead, Brucefield.
-21-1
Salt for Sale
A carload of salt will be at Bruce -
field about the 4th or 5th of De-
cember. Phone your orders at once
to Beatty Bros. or E. A. McAsh&Son,
Varna, Ont.
.-2
a -1
, 1
Strayed Heifer
Strayed -on Nov. 1st, one red heif-
er Calf, 10 months old, spot ring-
worm over one eye. Any %forma
tion will be gladly received. Ran-
son. Fields, Bayfield Ont. -21-4
Stock For Sale
For or ale -Te. s 1sn of heave': draft fil-
lies rising 3 and 4 years; thorobred
Durham bull, 3 years old in October.
Apply to F. H. Powell, lath Con.
Goderich township. R. X. No. 3, Clin-
ton. Phone 9 on 607. 20-tf
Bull For Sale_
Forsale-Thorobred shorthorn -
Durham Bull, 20 months old. Price
right. Apply to It. and J. Reid, Var-
na P. 0. Phone .4 on 623. Clinton cen-
tral. -20-3
Farm Wanted -
A farm of about 80 acres, good
buildings, etc,, Give full particulars,
price, and time when possession can
he given. Address communications
to the News -Record, -20-2
Notice
Mr. D. Cantelon, Buyer, will be ab-
sent from hone for the next fort-
night or so but if those having busi-
ness with 'sins will call phone 105 all
matters will receive prompt and
efficient attention. -20-2
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Tga say ee
J. C. ROCKWELL'S
WORLD FAMOUS
suer SOETH co
PA Aerca's
Ny
G SOCH C
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Shote
THE OLDEST ORGANIZATION Or ITS KIND ON EARTH-
rile
ARTH-rThe Enemy of the Grouch, Blues and Sadness. _
Orignal Novelities
Exclusive Features
Charming Musical Numbers
Top Notch Vaudeville Stunts
THAN ANY SIMI LAR ORGANIZATION
Largest in Number
A Riot of Fun "'
Best in Quality
Fascinating Music
Comedians Who Make You Laugh
Dancing that is Enticing
Girls Who Can Sing
ALL for Fun Fun 'tar ALL
Solo Concert Band
KOONTOWN PA RADE DAILY
Admission 35, 50&.75 cents. Pius War Tax
Secure Seats now and avoid standing. They are on sale at Pair's
Book Store.
Excellent Orchestra
ese
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erao
mriEug
Good Health Knows No Aches or Pains!
Every organ is the body must be strong, heathy and full •
of life if you wish to enjoy pereeee health,
0Every organ in the body depends upon a healthy condi-
tion of the Nerves. The heart and Nerves form a eomtuna-
tion that can either makethe whole body healthy and vigorous
or eau destroy the fabric of the body thru disorders of the
1,77,1 Nervous System,
The Nerves ate the telegraph system of the body, if they
aro hi a healthy eonclition the Ilene will respond quiekly and C)
naturally. .�
Haeking's Heart and Nerve Remedy
DI recommended gad guarantowi tor Anaemia, Neurasthel la, 'H141,
Blood pressure, Nervous Dyspepsia, Blood Disorders, Nenritis„'�t'aralysis,
Stomach and Bowel Spasms, Hysterical Adecliotis Nervous "Disorders ..!
Heart Troubles, Nervous. Headache, Sleeplessness, and all Diseases of the
Heart, Nerves, Brain and Body. itis -a groat vonljo errs,' veneer and
sail saotlld not 1)e (IAeenenged ltenatlon 001or 1net11efticIrmo felled. to
00ihelp s�s. 7io aurovolt get rfacecTNd'S no no othbrkind vitt db.
You will got good results from 1[anielnd's Met and N'orvo Remedy
If von van but e:v�o It a txlrtl,
Pfleo too 11 box br 'o 00 80,16. 7Smt'U telco -' samothla9 Inst ds
door" you will only eeadien hoinfed,itioldonit'adldxid's,
go'!t by all doalors ou by mail postpaid,
HACKING'S LIMITED . Listowel
ifyou me"; txeulitea with Coentfnatlou take neela NG'$ (tree its,
ANTS 1 SVR$R PIMA Piton 2r,o, or G boxes for 05,00. tohoy de not
Gripe Pardo -05 It ato, Thesettve prorl avattons make Sri 1100
eomblaatibn for alt who desire good ltoattn,
_iSAr.
FOR SALE
A first class pasture lot in the
township of Stanley. West half of
Lot 5, Con, 4, containing 50 acres.
Being part of estate of R. B. Logan.
For further particulars apply to
-13. R. Higgins, Clinton, Phone 100,
or London & Western Trust Co., Lon-
don, Ontario. 18-4
Raw Furs Wanted.
At higher prices than last season.
Being your furs in now before the
prices drop II. A. Hovey, Clinton.
License No. 666 -20-tf
•
Meeting of Huron County Council.
'The Council of the Corporation of
the County of Huron will meet in
the Council Chamber Goderich. on
Tuesday the 2nd day of December,
,
1919, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon:
All accounts should be in the hands
of the Clerk on or before that date.
Dated, Goderich November the 15th
1919. -Geo, W. Holman, Co. Clerk.
-20-2
FOR SALE-THOROBRED 4 -YEAR -
old cow, calved Saturday Oct. 31st.
Bred front-Kepple Disney's stock.
Also Yorkshire -sow with 7 pigs.
Apply to R. A. Roberton, Bayfield
Road, or phone 16 on 607. 18-tf
CLINTON 'TAX NOTICE -RATE -
payers are reminded that the second
instalment of taxes for the current
year are payable at The Molsons
Bank on or before Dec. 13th. next.
No notice other than this adver-
tisement will be given. The tax
statement must be presented at the
Bank when making payment. -R.
B. Fitzsimons, Tax Collector -19-5
WANTED TO RENT OR BUY -A
fares of front 25 to 100 acres.
Must have good buildings and
be near to Clinton -Thos. Veneer,
Clinton, Phone 5-641 17-tf
FARM FOR SALE -LO: 25, and
Con. in the Township of Stanley,
property ofthe late Victor Dale.
This farm -is well fenced and seed-
ed to grass ; on the premises are
a good well and windmill and 'twen-
ty acres of mostly hardwood bush.
The property must be sold to wind
up the estate. For further par-
ticulars apply to John F. Dale,
Lot 12, Con. 3, iluilett, R,R. No.
4, Clinton. 13-tf
FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -TEN -
room, two-storey residence on On-
tario street, furnace, electric lights
town water, good garden and
barn. -Apply to -Josh Cook, 300
Davis St., Sarnia. 12-t.2.
PROPERTY FOR SALE. -ON RAT-
tenbury street, west, just orf main
street, a good 9 -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 -8 -ROOMED
house on Ontario street. Good
cellar, electric lights, town water,
fruit trees and small fruits. x
acre of land. Apply on premises to
Mrs. Moggridgo or to W. Brydone,
Clinton. 09 -ti
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-
- 00
ANY PERSON OR PERSONS
trespassing or destroying property
on the premises or the estate of
the late William II. Woods will be
prosecuted according to law. -
1.M. Woods, Bayfield. 01-24
A PIANO OR PHONOGRAPH,
Select for ]tome a piano or phon-
ograph providing such tonal effete
as to satisfy even the master rnus-
ician,
1 am pleased to state that i Pur in
a position to give you thee goods
that satisfy.
Don't be drawn hito a' hurried
decision by some travelling, sales-
man or agent pretending ha has a
bettor proposition for you, If he
tells you our goods won't stand etc;
look out for hire. Deal with the one
in whom you can place confidences
As I depend entirely on your eon-
fidonce far: the foundation of my
business I can assure you that no
music store in Canada can give you
a more honest deal in Pianos, Phon-
ographs, Violins, Autographs, Rec-
ords, sheat musk end supplies.
I have the sole Agency Cor Be1I
Planes and when you want the
above goods be ewe and call horts.
and you will get thein. There is
nothing on the market to day that
can surpass or even equal the quick
repeating action used in the Bell
only.
Carl and have a dCnaohst•atiol.
JONATHAN ftJOILL
Opposite Bank of COnlmeree
I307f 220, Betifnrthr Ofltatio,
FARM OR SAIF -,-82a ACRES OP
at
splendid f '
m 1 land toood o ,•at
f
at o
otdtivation. On it are a oomfart-
able storey and a hall brier house
With new steel roof, a good collar,
an40x6
aben a 0 and straw shed 22x28
-with foundation under all, room to
tie tip 28 head of cattle and 0
horses besides 3 box stalls, root
room, feed room, :itinerate roots
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 1 acres of orchard,
This is a desirable property 2-1
miles from Clinton., good gravel
road. I want to sell' at once . as
health makes it•necossary for me
to give up farming for the present.
Would 'sell stock,' implements and
orop if so desired. -Apply Leonard
E. Weir, Lot 27, Con, 4, Flullett,
Clinton P. 0. -49
NEW COAL
Wo are expecting both at Bruce -
field and Clinton, some of the new
kind of coal in stove size Briquettes.
T 1
Try load:of Y a oado this
as we can
assure
u e
ntlze satisfaction, atisfactfon; besides com-
ing a little cheaper. We also stock
the following at Clinton :
EIIONY CUBE -The Cannel de Luxe
SOFT COAL -3 in: up Belmont
Lump.
PEA COAL -$1.00 cheape
other sizes.
CANADA CEMENT -The standard
article,
Accounts may be paid,; and orders
left at Wiltse's grocery, store. -
AT BRUCEFIF,LD :-
ROUGH DRESSED LUMBER in
doth hard and soft woods.
B. C. SHINGLES selling at less
than today's cost price.,
FIBRE ,BOA RD cheaper and better
than lath and plaster.
SMITHING COAL our famous
kleanweld.
Also Cannel, Soft Coal, and Can-
ada Cement.
We do not want all the business,
but we would like to have yours,
than
J. B. MUSTARD
ARD
CLINTON and I3RUCEFIELD
Phone for Clinton 74.
Phone for Brucefield 11 on 618.
POULTRY WANTED
IIIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID
FOR ALL KINDS OF
POULTRY
Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday of each week till
Septa 20th, every day after that.
W. MARQUIS
-86 R.R. No. 1, Clinton.
THE GORIER STORE
'Live and Let Live
There is
A PLACE
A SEASON
and
A REASON
FOR EVEI'THING
This is the place for every season-
able thing in the grocery line; and
there's a reason why we sellthem-
THEQUALITY
Try these : : : They'll please
New Seedless raisins.
New seeded raiains.
New currents.
Walnuts, Almonds and Filberts,
New dates, figs.
• Orange, lepton and citon peel.
SPECIALS -Oranges, lemons, grape-
fruit, bananas, sweet potatoes,
eremberries and celery,
E. E. H UNN I FORD
Phone 4
THE PRESENT DAY
• MOTHER MAKES PIES
that the older generation
couldn't begin to equal. 'For
in audition to unproved
' methods and utensils she has
the advantage of baring able to
obtain Purity dour, the finest
baking flour known. Make
your next batch with PUSHY,
Good as yobr former pies were
these will be ildnitely better,
W. Jenkins .& Sone
FLOti7It AND PEID.
Plantes f Ole/Attie 100 Rosie en
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Retail Licenses No, 04368
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Something
New
liallka Tea
We do not want to draw
your attention away from our
special in Seeded Raisins g0e
per lb, (Sive pounds to a cus-
tolnel') and there are a few
lbs left yet.
And we have the beat cur-
rants, Nuts, Peels and New
Raisins for your Christmas
Calve,
But we have also something
altogether new in "Hanka Tea"
Try a package at 75ets. per
15. advertized in 'all the leading
papers and sold in all the lead-
ing stores.
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ry A'Neil
The Hub Grocery
CIRLS 1AIATED
for knitters,and learners
RLS� INCMEN
for menders and inspectors
APPLY; AT ONCE
Clinton Knitting Co.
LIMITED
PLUMBING, '
EAVETROU'GHING,
LIGHTNING RODS
AND METAL WORST
OF ALL KINDS
GO TO
THOS. HAWKINS.
Agent for liecla Furnaces
PHONE 6s. •
Shipp over Rowland',r Hardware.
CLINTON PEED STORE
WE HAVE ALWAYS ON 13AND
A. FULL STOCK OF FLOUR AND
FEED.:
JUST ARRIVED A CAR OF]
IIOG AND CATTLE PEED.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR
GRAIN.. .
J. A. FORD &. SON
Live Poultry Wanted !
4000 CHICKENS
2000 HENS
1000 DUCKS
each week from now, until the end of
December. We pay Lor•all poultry on
a quality basis delivered tier 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 pay,
you well to do so,
GUNN, LANcLOIS CO.
N5 W. Trewartba, Phone 190
Manage or I3ofinesvIIie 4 on 1411
Canada Food Board -License
14o. 7-001
CREAM WANTED l
Tlie demand for our butter is in-
creasing.
To supply this demand we require
more cream,
We request you to ship us your
cream.
We guarantee you the ' Highest
Market Prices, accurate tests and
prompt service.
Our firm is known to you and needs
no further recommend.
We pay all express charges, fgrn-
ish cream 'Calle and pay twice each
month,
Write for cans or $bather inCorma-
tfee to the
'21111,. Seaforth Creamery Co.
C. A, BARBER, MANAGER
BOARS POR SERXGH
Champion Bred Big
Type
YORKSHIRE'. AND OHI1STL"R-
WHITE BOARS.
A. C. Levey,
Iifione 11n-085 CLINTON, 0n 4
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