The Clinton News Record, 1919-12-4, Page 5Deceinher qth I9i91
Clinton News--Recs*rst
'Of Interest to You
and IVIe
Ori llitt has invested over three
million dollars in Government bonds
•during the last :four yeaors.
• • •
The 131yth Standard editor boasts
of a fine roast of venison presenter
to him by a luejcy hunter. We nev-,
•et' caredmuch for venison. anyway.
"That matinfaeterer who predicted
that the price of shoes is going to
•-come down April 1," says The Wing -
ham Advance. "might have been be-
lieved if he had named any other
date."
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A pian in New York City was
backed into his owe doorway one
day last week and robbed of.
:`1400,000. Nothing like that will -
'happen to us, though, We •stover
-carry that Welch on us' all at one
time.
H. H: "Dewart doesn't seem to be
very well pleased with the Drury
-Cabinet. It -would be pretty hard to
:please Hartley H. in regard to a cab-
inet, however, unless hedid the
-choosing, and then he couldn't fill.
.all
the offices himself.
is
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Premier Drury has set an exam-
-pie to public servants by lopping
three thousand dollars ,off his salary.
No doubt 89.000 looks like a nice
.salary to a man who is just coming
in from the farm. By the time he
pays Toronto prices for everything
for a while he may wish he'd left
that salary just as it was.
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"Saving money," Says the Hanover
Post, "isn't the glorious thing many
would have, us_ believe. Nineteen years
:ago we •took out a twenty-year en-
-downtent policy.. When it matures
next year the face of the policy will
:buy ns a pair 4- of ' shoes,
ten gallons of gasoline, a cord tire'
.and a pair of theatre tickets. And
twenty years ago we thought it would
:buy us a house, a new bicycle, a
.rneersehaum pipe, a.. corduroy waist-
coat and a trip around the world."
• • *.
"Lindsay Crawford, editor of the
-Statestftan, talking to the Hamilton
'Women's Liberal Club last week,
told them that Liberalism is a living
-creed worthy to be embraced by all
Canadians who cherish high and pure
,political ideas.' Very true, Now,
would Mr; Crawford further enlight-
en us. We would be glad to know
'where, in Canada, the sort of Lib-
•eralism he speaks of may be -found,
:and who are the leaders that both
,preach and practise it?"---Simcoe
Reformer.
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"What's the matter with the Jenk-
:inses"?" asks The Toronto Daily
' .Star. "Uncle Sam niay get into war
• -with Mexico over a man named
Jenkins, and last century Great
Britain made war because a man.
named Jenkins had his ears cut off."
Alli the Jenkinses around here are
quiet, peaceable folk. They don't
run around getting their ears cut off
.and getting themselves kidnapped
by bandits and thus making trouble
.for the Government, These trouble-
some Jenkinses must be another
.branch of the family.
St. Helens
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Mr. and Mrs. Herman Philllpps,
who spent the summer in the west,.
:have returned home and are staying
with the latter's father, Mr. John
Campbell, Ashfield.
Mr. Roy Aitchesan arrived home
from the West The other any looking
hale and hearty.
Mr and Mrp, W. Ms:Donald moved
into the village last week and Horace
7Woodley andfamily moved into Mr.
-J.oynt's house on the farts.
Mr. Frank Lacld has purchased' a
Gerhard Heintznian piano.
Miss- May Cameron of iVIitehell
was home for the meek -end,
Mr, John MoPherson of Pasque,
.Sask; is visiting his brother. Mr, Wet,
McPherson. '
Mr, .lames Cra•nt has purchased
Mr. Win. Bels farm and gets pos-
s.' :session in thespring.
Miss Beatrice McQuillian was suc-
eessful in the Victory Loan. Essay
Contest iri Huron County, Congrattn-
lotions.
A. terrible rain and wind stores
passed over this section on 'Saturday
".and Sunday doing a considerable
.amount of damage. Tho following
hacl their barns partially unroofed:
Wm. and John McQuillian, Joe An-
•derson, Lewis Weatherhead and 117,
.J. Foran, Ned Thorns' windmill
Wont down, Wallace Miller's new
hen house which he had Just comple-
tad, was blown down and a number
of heirs lost,
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Marriages
BUTLER. — CRLIICKSHANI{S - At
Winghani, on Nov, 24th, by the
Rev,Mr, Armstrong, Lizzie Cruik-
shanks of. Wingham to John R.
Butler. of Clinton.
feathas
HAYES--hn Clinton, on Dec. 1st, Geo,
Hayes, in his 77th year.
HALL -In Clinton, on Dee: 1st, Alin
R. Hall, late of the C. E, F., aged
24 years,
MACDONALD—In Clinton, on Doe.
3rd, Donald Macdonald, aged 76
Years and 10 months,
,JACKSON—At Port Colborne, on
Dec, 2nd, Murray Depew Jackson,
only son of Mr. ?red Jackson,
of 'Clinton, aged 98 years, The
funeral, which will be private,
will take place from the resideneo
Of Mr, W, Jackson on Friday
. ifter'ltdon,
00111Si 1rnce
lavanglistic services continued this
Wee]; bxoept Monday evening,
Master Leo Stephenson returned
from the west ort Saturday evening.
Mrs., Geo. Wright and son of
McConnell, Man„ spent a few days
as the guests of her sister, Mrs, D.
sudor,
The wind on Saturday night and
Sunday diel, a lot of damage around
here. The churolt sheds Were almost
half unroofed, The church had a
few shingles blown off, Mr. 0, Steph,
meson's and Mr,. Adam's` barns were
rather badly wreaked and several
straty stacks blown over besides sev-
eral windmills turned Iver, The
damage throughout the township'
will run into many hundreds of
dollars,
Mrs. Thottll, Sr., and Robt, of
Brussels and James T1•ettil of'Walton
attended the funeral of the late H.
CoIclough, • ,
Mr. ,Toe Colelough, Mr, and Mrs.
Robt. Colelough and daughter, Tillie,
of Goderich t». intended the Amoral
pf the late II Colclough.
MONEY WELL SPENT •
In these days of expensive living
theest on u i
with h mostp a e
0 1 is to
p
get the best value for one's money.
In the case of newspapers or nmag-
azines there can be no doubt about
The Family Herald 'and Weekly
Star of Montreal giving the greatest
value for the money on the.contin-
ent. The Family Herald and Week-
ly Star is a wonderful combination
of newspaper, magazine, and Agri-
cultural paper. It costs only $1.25
a year and each subscriber receives
a handsome souvenir portrait of the
Prince of Wales, 16x22 inches. We
learn that the subscription price
will be $1.60 after December 31st.
No better value can be had than a
year's trial aal
of
the big Montreal
Weekly. It consists of 64 pages each
week and every page interesting
and instructive.
A GREAT EVENT
An event of gthe greatest: import-
ance to every man and woman in-
terested in Agriculture in this Prov-
ince, is the approaching Convention
of the TJ. F. 0., to be -held in Tor-
onto on December 16, 17and 18.
This gathering will be of great sig-
nificance to the farming community.
You should keep in touch with every
move made. You aunt- do this by
reading the farmer's own paper,
The Farmer's Sun, which will give
most exhaustive reports of 'every
natter discussed at the great Con-
vention.
During 1920 there will be tiffany
improvements in the Sun. Every
department will be enlarged, re -mod-
eled and strengthened. Although the
'cost of the improvements to be made
will be great, and An increase in
the subscription price necessary, the
price has not been raised yet and
$1,00, if remitted at once, will secure
for you, without doubt, the greatest
Win newspaper for 1920. '
Send in your subscriptfen at once
and get your neighbor to take ad-
vantage of the present subscription
price. -
There is no other paper just like
The Sun, and none in the same posi-
tion to help you. Over 30,000 On-
tario farmers subscribed for the Sun.
Why not you? Send your order di -
met to THE FARMERS' SUN, TO-
RONTO, ONTARIO. -
News of 'Happenings
h the Conan and
District
Lucknow has arrived at a settle -
tient regarding the electric light
plant, the village to pay 1VIr. Stew-
art, the owner of the plant who
claimed the council had purchased.
St from him, the sum of $1050, Stew-
art to retain the plant. The village
has been without a lighting, system
since the beginning of October.
Ripley voted 121 to 3 in favor of
Hydro last week, Early in the year
a bylaw will be submitted to the
people to raise the money necessary
to bring the power from the trunk
•
line on the x)prhatn Road,
Mulvey Savenge of Soai'ortli
found an Indian arrowhead in the
gairden :at his home the ether day.
These relicts of a former day are
not so common as they wore a' fety
years, ,ago,
Mrs. , W. Shouldiep who an her
marriage removed from A 3 •t s +1
g t r Bz tsL s to
Walton, was presented before leav-
in gti
e former
place byt
the Ladies'
Gpilcl of St, John's church with a
complimentary address and some
pieces of out glass.
Boys hi Brussels have been amus-
ing themselves by breaking the street
]rimes,
Mr. Galvin 'Wilson itis been re-
appointed fuel controller for ,the
township of Turnberry.
Lueknow Is contemplating build-
ing a large shed for the accommo-
dation of visitors to the town and
may also have a rest, room itttaehod
for the use of ladies from the count-
ry when in town:
Over two hundred dollars was
realized at the Methodist annivers-
ary fowl supper at Ethel recently.
Robert W. Sheen of Hibbert; while
hauling in turnips recently, fell from
the wagon, and the wheel
passed • over his chest, injur-
ing. him •so severely that be died
shortly after.
A debating bat g gociaty has been or-
ganized in connection with the Pres-
byterian Sunday school at Ilensall.
Mr. Earl Parhner, who recently
returned from overseas, has one to
Windsor to take a position in the
Royal Bank branch there. Mr. Pari -
mar was connected with the Royal
Bank at Clinton prior to going over-
seas.
The new arena at Wingham was
pretty badly damaged by the storm,
Revision of Voters' List
Notice is hereby given that a Court
will be held, pursuant i
t to The Ontario
Voters' List Act, by His Honour, the
Judge of the County Court of the
County of Huron, at the Council
Chamber in the Town of Clinton on
Friday, the 26th. day of December,
1919, at 8.30 o'clock A. M„ to .hear
and determine coniplaintt of errors
and omissions in the Voters' List of
the Municipality of the Town of Clin-
ton, for 1919. Dated at Clinton this
4th. day of December, 1919, —D. L.
Macpherson, Town Clerk. —22-2
Auction Sale of Household Effects
The undersigned has received in-
structions to sell by public auction
at Frederick Street., Clinton (next
door to Mrs. Bean) Saturday, Dec.
6th, at 2p. m. the following: 96 -piece
Set of Dishes, Beds, Springs, Mat-
resses, Cupboards, Tables, Chairs,
Organ, Chatham Incubator, Imper-
ial Oxford Range, new, Coal Heat-
er, nearly new, And other articles.
Terns: Cash. —G. H: Elliott, Auct-
ioneer. =22-1
t For .sale
Men's Buffalo coat. Extra Iarge
size, Otter trimmed. Best coat in
Huron County. Can lib seen at Mor-
rish Clothing Store, —Ed. Johnston,
R. R. No. 4, Clinton. Phone 8on 636
—22-1
, Stray Heifer
Strayed to the premises of the un-
dersigned a 2 -year old black heifer.
Owner can have same by proving
property and paying expenses, W. J.
Yeo, R, R No. 3, Clinton, Phone
14 on 611. —22-4
Stray Heifer •
Strayed to the premises of.the un-
dersigned about the middle of Sent.
dark red heifer about 18 months,
head marked with black, white spot
in .front of udder. Owner can have
same by proving property and pay-
ing' expenses—Samuel Merrill, R. R.
No. 2 Clinton, Phone 10 on 602-22-3
Lumber for Sale
About 6000 ft, good lumber, suit-
able for sheeting, Apply W. G. Pope,
Lot 19, Con. 2, Hulled:, R,R. No. 4,
Clinton.
Barn for Sale
Frame barn 35x:30, in good condi-
tion. Apply to Frank Reynolds, R.
R. No. I; Clinton. Phone 11 on 537.
—22-tf
Christgaaas Is Just
A. few weeks away, Do yon not think it time you Were pn hasiur
p c t g
your supplies for that cake, Pudding', Mincemeat ete, you •have been
thinking about, See Pur new fruits they're fine,
Speeiul in Raisins
While 1 1 e titoy last, 2pkgs to
each customer with your or-
der 2 . pkgs. seedocl Raisins
45e
New seedless Raisins
New Currants -
New Peels,Figs, Dates etc.
New everything for that
cake you're thinking about.
We carry open etoek of the gold band Chinaware,
JOHNSON & COMPANY Phone 111
Retail •Grocer License No, 8-7241 Phone orders promptly eared for.
For the Kiddies
We ,have received
notice fr n
a iSa .eta
Claus saying Be
would be at Johnson
and Co's Grocery soon.
Watch for Flint
Our 1920 Calendars
are here aucl we will
present flee to our
Patrons Christmas
Week,
Full weight of tea in
every package
TE`is good te-a
Sold only in sealed packages
121
Windstorm Insurance
Why run the risk of damage by
wind when you can insure at the
rates of 40eper
$100 it •'n
$
0 tsuta ce
for 3 years. No- premium note
to sign. Policy written in the
office.
Automobile Insurance
Insure your car against fire
from any cause anywhere in
Canada. The rates are moderate.
Live Stock Insurance
I can now write policies covering
death from accident or disease
on all horses, cows or other ani-
mals on the farts or elsewl ei e.
Call and See Me.
C. B. HALE
FOR SALE`
Barred Rock Cockerels, Park and
Guild strain. My pullets averaged
104 eggs each in the first 6 months
of the laying season this year. Cock-
: erels are bred from the same pen as
pullets were raised from. Prices
reasonable,—H. A. Hovey, Clinton.
—22-tf
Barn for,Sale
A good frame Main, 50x30 for fur-
ther paticulars. Apply tao Wilfred
Colclough, 11th concession Goderich
Tp.—R. R. No. 3, Clinton. —22-tf
Raw furs Wanted.
At higher prices than last season.
Bring your furs in now before the
prices drop—H. A. Hovey, Clinton.
License No, 666 —20-21
Cream Separators• -
I have a number of second hand
separators of different stakes small
and largo for sale cheap and easy
terms. All in good order and guar-
anteed to do good work. Also new
separators of different makes and
sizes. Shop in office of the old
skating rink at Commercial Hotel,—
R, Baker Clinton Ont. —21-8
Stock For Sale
For sale—Team of heavy draft fil-
lies rising 3 and 4 years; thorobrecl
Durham bull, 3 years old in October.
Apply to F. H, Powell, 1Gth Con.
Goderich township, R, .R No. 3, Clin-
ton, Phone 9 on -607. 20-21!
Bull For Salo
For sale---Thorobred shorthorn -
Durham Bull, 20 months old. Price
right, Apply to R. and J. Reicl, Var-
na P. 0. Phone 4 on 623, Clinton cen-
tral. —20-3
Paper For Sale
The News -Record has a numbei: of
bundles of old palters which will be
sold at the old price of 5c. per
bundle, while they last. .
Lecture at Londesboro
Rev, 3. I. Snyder of Brantford will
deliver a Lecture, "The Fun of Being
an Irishman" in Knox Church on
the evening of Dee. 2nd, Admission
15c and 25e, Concert and Lecture
will commence at eight o'clock sharp,
—•21-1
FOR SALE—THOEOBRED 4 -YEAR -
old cow, calved Saturday Oct, 31st,
Bred from 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 staking payment. —R..
13Fitssimons, Tax Collector -19.5
WANTE'li TO RENT •O.R BUY—A
Win of from 25 to 100 acres,
Mutt 'nave good buildings and
be near to Clinton—.Thos, Veinier,
Clint* Phone 5-641 17.22
NOTICE TO,. CREDITORS
In the Estate of Elizabeth Beacom,
Deceased
Notice - is `hereby given that
all persons sou having s av n claims i
a a eat the
g
g
estate of Elizabeth Beacom late of
the Town of Clinton' in the County
of Huron, widow, deceased, who died
on or about the 15th day of October,
A. D. 1919 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. 1), 1919 a full statement of their •
claims, together with particulars
thereof and the nature of the secur-
ities, if any, held by them 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
Strayed Heifer
Strayed on Nov. 1st, one red heif-
er Calf, 10 months old, spot ring-
worm over one eye. Any informa-
tion will be gladly received: Ran-
son Fields, Bayfield Ont —21-4
FARM FOR SALE—LOT 25, 2nd
Con. in the Township of Stanley,
property of the 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 hush.
The property must be sold to wind
up the estate. For further par-
' lieictllarinstolpply to John F. Dale,
ot 12, n. 3, Hutlett,
18—tf
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.—TEN-
room,
ENT.—TEN
room, two-storey residence on On -
toxic street, furnace, electric lights
town water, good garden and
barn.—Apply to -Josh Cook, 390
Davis St., Sarnia, 12-2.1.
PROPERTY FOR SALE. -ON RAT-
tenbury street, west, just off main
street, a good 9 -roomed 2 -story
frame house, Electric lights, wet-
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.- n
acre of land. Apply on premises to
Mrs, lloggridge or to W. Brydone,
Clinton, 00-21
ANY 'PERSON OR PERSONS
trespassing or destroying property
on the premises of, the estate of
the late William Il. Woods will be
prosecuted according to law.—
I.M. Woods, Bayfield. 01-24
A PIANO OR PHONOGRAPH.
Select for home a piano or phon-
ograph providing such 'tonal effects
as' to satisfy even the master mus-
ician.
I ani pleased to state that I am in
a. Position to give you the goods
that satisfy.
'' Don't be drawn into a hurried
decision by soma travelling' sales -
pian or agent pretending he has a
bettor proposition '}for you. I -f he
tells you our goods won't stand etc.
look out for hint, Deal with the one
in whom you can place confidence.
• As I depend entirely on _your con-
fidence for the foundation of my.
business I can aisstiie you that no
tn,ueie store in Canada tate give you
a more honest deal in Pianos, Phon-
ographs, Violins, Autographs, .Ree-
orris, sheet' music and supplies,
I liaise the sole Agency for Hell
Pianos and when you want the
above goods be more and call here'
and you will got theme, There is
nothing on the markets to day Akan
can surpass or even equal the quick
repeating action used in the Boll
"gill and have a demonstratioii.
JONATHAN HUGILL
Opposite Bank of Coininerce
Bo# 229. Seal'orth, Ontario,
FA3214 FOR SALli1-02* AOIZF4 OF
splendid farce land la good state ot-
eultivutioa. On it are a comfort,
able storey and a halt brlpk house
with new steel root, a geed cellar,
a bare 4000 and straw shed 22x28
with foundation under all, room to
tie up 28 head "of cattle and 9
horses besides 8 box stalls, root
fioeo
, feed room, s
0parat
0
r room
and harness room, Cement floors
throughout .except 8 box stalls and
root house. A stone pig pen 24x24,
a hen house 211x10 and a drive shed
20x80, There is a never failing
spring creek, a good well and cis-
tern, about 11 sores of orchard.
This is„„a desirable property 2t
Miles from Clinton, good gravel
road. I want to sell at once as
health makes it nee/parr for me
to give up farming for the present.
Would sell stool`, implements and
orop if so desired.—Apply. Leonard
E. Weir, Lot 27, Con. 4, Hullett,-
Clinton P. 0. _49
NEW -COAL
We are expecting both at Bruce -
field and Clinton, some of the now
kind of coal in stove size Briquettes.
Try
load�
a f this, s as we 'e
a
n assure
you entire satisfaction, besides com-
ing a little cheaper. We also stock
the following at Clinton
,EBONY CUBE—Tho Cannel de Luxe
SOFT COAL -8 in. up Belmont
Lump.
PEA COAL—$1.00 cheaper than
other sizes.
CANADA CEMENT—The standard
article,_
Accounts may be paid, and orders
left at 1Viltse's grocery store.
AT BRUCEFIELD :—
ROUGH
DRESSED LUMBUS, in
both hard'and soft woods.
B. C. SIHNGLES selling at less
than today's cost price„
FIlIRE ,'BOARD cheaper and hotter
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.
J. B. MUSTARD
OLINTON and BRUCEFIELD
Phone for Clinton 74.
Phone for Brucefieid 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. IVIARQUIS
—86 R.R. No: 1, Clinton.
THE CORNER STORE
Live and Let Live
There is
A PLACE
A SEASON
and
A REASON
FOR EVERTHING
This is the place for every season-
able thing in the grocery line; and
there's a reason why we sell thenm-
TFIE QUALITY
Try these : . : They'll please
New Seedless raisins,
New seeded raisins.
New currents.
Walnuts, Almonds and. Filberts.
New dates, figs.
Orange, lemon and citon peel.
SPECIALS—Oranges, lemons, grape-
fruit, 'bananas, sweet potatoes,,
cranberries and celery.
E. E, IIUNNIFORD
Phone 4 f!
THE PRES.IIN!P DAY
MOTHER MAKES 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 flour, the finest
halting flour known. Ptah
your next batch with Purity.
Geed as 'your former pies were
OW will be lnfitnitely better.
a. -
W. Jenkins & Son.
FLOUR ANS 1Ei215.
Plaines Elevator 190, Residence 141
Retail License No, 92368
l Wlydlt2ale Lleense Not 12--83
U . -t
0
Da
to
with our
New Dates
(IN BULK)
New Valencia Raisins.
,New Seedless Raisins.
New Seeded Raisins,
@ 20 cts. per lb.
New Currants.
New ,l+'igs,.
New Peels.
New Nuts.
We are all ready for Christmas.
HOW ABOUT YOU?
O'Nell
W. T.
The iiub Grocery
GIRLS liliiiNTED
for knitters and learners
ALSO WOMEN
for menders arld inspectors
APPLY AT ONCE
Clinton Knitting Co,
LIMITED
FOR
PLUMBING,
EAVETROUGHING,
LIGHTNING RODS
AND METAL WORE
OF ALL KINDS
GO TO
THOS. HAWKINS.
Agent for iiecla Furnaces
PHONE 63.
S61op over Rowland's Hardware.
CLINTON PEED STORE
WE HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND
A FULL STOCK OF FLOUR AND
FEED.
JUST ARRIVED A CAR OF
HOG AND CATTLE FEED.
HIGFIEST PRICES PAID FOR
GRAIN.
J. A. FORD & SON
Live Pse ultry 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 deli2.ered inch empty
crops. 1Ve pay special prices for
properly milk -fed poultry, and wo
would strongly advise all producers
to finish their poultry as it will pay
you well to do so,
GUNN, LANOLOIS CO.
N, ,W. Trewartha, Phone 196
Manager or Hointesvllle 4 on 149
Canada Food Board -License
No. 7-001
CRi3ANI WANTED !
The 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.
Wo pay all express charges, furn-
ish, cream
urn-ish•creann cans and pay twice each
month.
Write for cans or farther informa-
tion to the
Pea Seafortll Creamery Co.
C. A. 'BARBER, MANAGER
BOARS FOR SERVICIE
Champion Bred Big •
Type
'YOIti1SI4a,iltl AND OIIF.STLR,
WHITE BOARS,
A, Cw LEVEY,
,P116116 2234 CLINTON, Oils
t home overt forenoon;