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March 14th, 1016
Qlinton' Newo.Renc+rd
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organs.
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Kippo1.
Anatiior pafriofta dance was held
In the twee hall Tuesday of tole
wools.
ltaiss C, ATCISeitzie of j3eocligxati'o
•.
Fum, GPdcricli tewttsltip, is .spend-
bug a week as the guest of her lire-
thee, Mr, Alex, MisKeezle,
wood be was 17olti lasl;w°Olt 1t1
Mr. „
Peter Stewats bush iii tuokw
ersniith to out the year's wood for
St. Andrew's clench, the Members of
the congregation doing the work.
4Ii', harry Clteslley,'who on Mon-
Gol'Township '
1,'110 ..leant ladies' 1'atriotio So^
g
dishy will meet !text Week at 1110
]1o]7ttt of urs. (ltgv. W, 13, Nloaltotl,
Clieton,
Ilopoxt for S. S. No, 10 los l3.eb-
,i'uary, tlii>d and fourth classes were
exantleed in arithtnetie, geography
Y
and spelling, the outer Masses in
aritbnotivoly �
[nt. Viola 1ttoltingr, 80, po}coui,.
Jr, '4th-13erb North 73, Stewart
Middleton 00, Mary Stewart ,to, Lei-
ward Lindsay 40, . ' .
Jr, 3rd -Charles Groves 72, George,
Bootled
M. R. Blair ane, With a vol Y
5D1i0ue 1050 1111 Friday aftgrnGplr last
:whoa ]its house Nei part of the toff-Wia1
tents wore fatally destroyed by fire.
.It was 0111y pertly insured,
Mrs, John hieLeod is, visiting. Leer
son, Dr, 0lol,eod 01 Wroxetor, at
Present,
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MrsIJ](ut}o left on Monday for
Godo1}olt hospl 111Yorp she avail
undergo
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a h fru operation,
, , H re°ovo litany
Y y.•
Mars, Jarrett of iiillsgren is. the
guest of Mrs. SPackpnaa,•
..,..:.t�- ..'::
C...
elves for 'Sale !
The undersigned has }na'do
arrangemellt> to handle a fe1Y
Shorthorn grade .calves tills .
spring, 14iarch . and April to
the unto to secure thein as
. tine supplyis i ignited later,
• W, MARQUIS
SHOZ711NS iron �Al-. la,- ONII:..
CATTLE, SALT+,T14
YUuag bull, red, 12 oaths old, a
f tiiluford, best of quality, also a
gop(1 • We -Year-old he;if°1':^I), 11,
Wise, ma, No, 8, C'litlton Moue
12 on 103, ,-,31
,YOUTN.C1 FOR
yeerliegs, 8 two-yeareolds and.
ttvo-year-old hailers to calf,• -•Chas.,
ill It 1
s, t,Tt, No. 2 Gunton
phone 4 on 143; -x30
�ry p /�t�
D.L om ltd ,t1P
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MAN WANTED.-1viAN 44'AN'CI D
for [arm work, Marriccl malt pre-
ferrel,: Personal application is de -
sired,
a i)ufias to bo i1t abot i.5thA
0int,
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PFOYeIII1OII.
MarGl]„-D, A. )roxrestor, DO-�
e
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Iple61n,ac age( Cocoa -
n a'b In packages only 160
o
must) AND LOT FOR SALU.,,,--AN
eight roomed house in good .repair
Ontario St,, town welter, soft
~valor, electric lights, good fuxuaco
end dry cellar, two chicken hour-
es, I. aOre_of Al garden land with
501611 fru;has fruit trees.
Troub!o
of loave L1geCi j}rome-
da„ dates, find know
how gt)Qd they are.
i?regnedrlrf+ Cocoanut is
day Moved to the lace he lensedn
3 p
Groves 03, ShirleySbirloy Beaootn 01,
Trona hire. Cleo. Alair, Inct with a
baci,aecidattf 131 having the prong of
a fork run into his foot, Dr. Moir
was called and dressed the wound.
Mr. John Workman also moved ,Ott
11o1ulav to the place vacated by Mx.
Chesney, he having • vacated
sed it
Sr, tad -...William Hatchings 82,
,Randle Colo 73, iViariglt Lindsay 00,
Jr, Zed -Marion Middleton 73, Floss
sie Lindsay 70, . Lewis BUilwood 06,
Kenneth Whitmore 10, Joan Groves
87,P
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Wing`haln
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The Misses 13entloy left last weals
for their home at Ashvlllb Mao.,alt
ter v ,,,does
t a iait with, line latter's grunts
Mr' and Mire, Alex:; Forsythe,
li, 11ZLNNEI.L TIAS Tk1l�I+,N OV1;R
the dray}ng business of Josh Cook,
All.. orders entrusted to hint will beAlp
,
ltrotntaice attended 1(1 ]hong or-
falcon at the old number 42.
i2^2
and Good
for and o r'
e. price right for quick Prove tion is hotter than hen I
Salo. For particulars etc,, apply,t
p +Is cheaper. It is possible when tame
on premises, -A,` L: ,Murch, -29 isimpossible. Eye may be
hush as good,
--�s-- - - - - -
sonie time ago.
Mr. frank I Skelton of T uclte'rsrnttli
N moving to the :house en the
!sander's farm vacated by Mr,
Workman,,
We regret to report that Mo. 1 M..
Laramie Hensel], one of our rural
1st-]aditit Middleton 74 Muriel
5attwell 08, Rota 130500111 52, Dor-
otby Rathwell 28,
Pr, -Lois Hampson,
Number'on roll 2L
Average attendance 14.
-M., R, Culbert, Teacher,
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. Mr. W. M. Guknoy. made, a business
trip to Chicago recently,
Mr, and Mrs. W'in, Pyle of Orwell
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wer'e in town last week on their
honeymoon trip,
Miss Trills Buchanan had poen vis-
sting in Toronto.
Mrs. Thos. Forbes has returned.
PROPERTYi FOR SALi:- } 1VITLI9
south of Loiulosboro, 7 roomed
house with good cellar and good**airport
cistern, also barn containing horse
stable, driving sited and chihken
house. Never fabling spring on
place, Ideal for chicken farm or
FARM FOR SALE, -I omi r,,IR FOR
sale Illy f `averting
arm consisting of i,ots 21TeS11
and 22, ET,R, Con, Goderich town -
ship, cntaining about 205 acres.
On it are two comfortable dll'°11-
ings, two large barns with stabli00
for ] 00 cattle, 8 horses and lU0
'hens, awn silos, two windmills and
abundance of Water, 45 acres are
newly eeeded to clover and timoth 3'
80 acres fall plowed, 70 in pasture.'
and 25 well ntanured last fall and.
been present
oars fused having
Y y as n
stock and grazing farm is now in
a high
avoided bytimet ase of lasses
so of
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'discomfort and permanent
of sight, • We ars jirop-
ed tof adjust glasses and
gray guarantee
guarantee satisfaction,
Drop in and get a pair of stm
°lassos.'
Oatr sago of silverware is still on,
Goods going evaxy day so don't
atlas ;the bargains.
Some shins still left at bargain
P rices.
SP lhore is .a watch or clock in
your house' wo t refuses to go bring
to in as to weuhd o if it could. A
g"
few minutes time at a few cents
Fresh
aws
The
Lettuce
Celery
O'Nellis
Flub Grocery
mail carriers, has been confined to
his room for file past two Weeps &u1-
'eying from an attack , of pleurisy.
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St�S�i'� Township
from a visit with her son at Oak-
land, Cal,
gardening, Terms reasonable, Ap-
ply on premises or to R. •G. Gibbs,
Loados'boro, Phone 28 on 19,
Ole would be pleased to hear soots of
17x. Lammle's recovery, Mr. Wm.
Mr. Robs. Foster and Miss Elena
find Miss E. Carter of Stratlielair,
Marriages
Blyth central, -32
talon sha work at
g
present.
Mr, Tilos, Butts of Tuokersnlitli
Ind Miss May Glazier 01 Clinton
Fire quietly married in London
kednesday of last week, prior to
eavin for Alberta where.they' .in-
g
end to reside, Congratulations :
Miss Dora Howie of Toronto spent
t weak with her sister, Mrs. (Dr,)
1.itken, at the manse.
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wan., who have spent the winter
with the former's brother, Mr. Chas,
Foster, and other relatives, left last,
week to spend a few days in Bell-
view, Hastings County, after, which
they will proceed to their home in
Stxathclafr.
The following is a report of S, S,
No. 3, for the month of February,
showing the marks obtained in class
and examination work :
rClinton
Sr. 4th -Wilmer Reld 020, Hubert
J1'&NICINS-LANGFORD-=,10 Clinton,
oil March 12th, by the Be'.'. A. E.
Ivy Laren°, only daughter
o
of Otto. and 01-rs, Bert Langford,
to Herbert R. Jenkins, eon of
Mr, and Mrs. Roland Jenkins :of
CTcdericli township.
BUTTS -GLAZIER -In London, on
Mar. Gbh, May, Wavier, daughter
of Thar. and Mrs. Adam Glazier of
to Thomas Butts of
DO NOT FAIL TO SEE TEE HUM-
orous and entertaining itlay, "An
Afternoon in Friendly Z iliagc, to
Village,"
be:given by the young people known
as "Th'e Gleaners Mission Circle"
'
in the Holtnesvilie 1 Mao. 1st ohne-
eh on the everting of Mar, 15th, It
will be interesting. Don't miss it,
Proceeds to be used for the educes
tion of an Indian girl at Kitimat.
Adntissi.on 25c. 32-1
,,
state of fertility, •It ad -
3 pins tate town of Clinton is with-
cosh may matte it as good as ever4
in 15 to 20 minutes walk of post -
office, collegiate, public school
or G,T.]Z. depot. Will-
ecil
R. H. JOHNSON
CREAM WANTED 1
joss
sell jointly or separately, Posses-
ey.
Sion as may be agreed upon. -D, A.
Forrester. -29
J e w e 1 e r a n •d 0 p t i c i a -n
Next to Hovey's
( 9 a Drug Store)you-
We will buy your cream and guar -
antee
IiIGII&3ST PRIORS
NOT -MUCH OF A TALE
It won't be much of a story, will
ry
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Bess 561, Clifford Claris 450, Arthur
Peck 444, Garnet Taylor 185.
Jr. Ord -Alma Rathlv0I1 047, Har-
old Taylor 020,
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Sr 2nd-tlxdell, Grainger 613, Cor-
7°uckorsmilh':
OLVER McMILLAN -At God0I''e,
on Mar. 2nd, Jas,,Edtvin Olver
and Jessie Ann McMillan, both et
Port Albert,
FOR SALE. --FLOUR, FEED AND
grocery ' business, including eggs
and poultry, -Apply to James
Johnston, Bayfield. -81
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CHOICE SEED BEANS FOR SALT:
-A limited quantity of Pea Beans,
harvested without getting wet and
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flail threshed. -W. S4 Marquis, R. R.
No, 1, Clinton, Moue 14 on 166,-30
000 Muskrat Skins
-WANTED
Season opens ,you
pus ➢Tarek 1st, closes
ACCURATE RECORD
PROMPT RETURNS
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
Write us for cans, We supply,
Them. Pay express charges, Pay,
for the c'reant you ship twice
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"Mat •
"When our grandchildren ask us
what we did in the great war, and
ve have to fell Cham that_ hath a
veek we went without moat,' -De
don Elliott 596.
Jr. and -Sarah Reid 492, Blanche
raylor 430,
Pt, 2nd--rl{p,thieen Elliott 276.
Primer Sr. -Murray Grainger 300,postage.
,
BRINN-McLEOD-At Goderich, on'
I eb: 22nd, Arthur.. Norman Blinn
of 'Toronto and Gladys E. Mc-ilod
Lead of Goderich.. ysuitable
SEED WHEAT FOR SALE -A LIM
quantity' ,oE Marquis wheat,
for seed, --W, H. Middleton,parcel
RR. No, 8, Phone 7-156. -31
FOR SALE -,ROUSE ON LOT 024
Mill street, 5 rooms, stone cellar,
pantry, and back kitchen, water-
works connection and good garden.
Cheap for prompt cash sale. -In-
quire of W, Brydone.-John Men-
nell, Owner. 30-3
April 21st, Boys send them in bye•
post and we will remit Ex-
Press Order by return mail and pap,
PRICES ARE HIGH T'IPIS
SEASON ---
eacix month,, Careful]. weigh, sam-
sans -
Plg and test each can. and send you
a statement, Write today,x
prices gra
high.
Agents :
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Walton -W. G. Neal -
Kirburn-Mall as Co:
,roil Free Press, • -
Louis Taylor 260,Russell Hobner -80
1-
(absent).
Births _
FORDE-In Clinton, on M'ar, 14th, to
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FOR ,SOLE. -GOOD SECOND HAND
18 power
REQUIRED FOR HEALTII AND
BEAUTY.
Primer Jr. -Marie Grainger 120.
-Margaret Peck, Teacher,
The following is the February
Rev. E. 0. and Mrs. Fordo, a
son (George Alexander).
•MeLEAN-At Toronto General Mos -
wind mill, ft, wheel, for
sale cheap. -Apply Valentine Wild,
Bayfleld. Phone 16 on 78. 30-3
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YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED RG-
paired and Pressed and at the
shortest possible notice. Both Lad-
les and clothes. We
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JAS. STEEP ti CO.Tata-
Box 192 Phone 106
Marna -Beatty Bros:
CreameryCo.
Bos 486 SEAFOR!rl3 OMT.
It is surprising that it is necessary
g 3'
o repeat again and again that the
Icahn and beauty of the skin re-
.
montttlp report of S.S, No. 14, nam-
es in order of merit :
5th -Gladys lttacLean.
Sr. 4th R. McC 1 'moat E. 1 .
1
pital, ou March 1st, to•M-. and
Mrs. Robertson McLean,
Young
(Formerly Miss L. Macdonald of
Goderich), a claU.ghtei,
WANTED -GOOD GENERAL SER-Seaforth
vent. -Apply Mrs. M. D. TtTcTa31
garb. -31Gentlemen's
guarantee to do good work. I am
prepared to French Dry Clean I adfes
Suits, Gent's Suits and all kinds
of Woolen clothing including Sweat
etc. All orders promptly, at
tended to. Rooms over Johnson's
jewelry Store. -Wm. J. Sago. -OD
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D ES WANTED i
t�`
WE CAN GIVEisat
BLACKSNiIT�f
probably
You have probably learned
y
that
nire that the blood shall be pure.
1 the arteries of the skin receive i,rt-
mre blood, pimples azul blotches ap_
;ear, and the individual suffers from
umbrs, Powders and other external
fisher, G. J. Cooper.
Jr, 4th -W, Workman, W. AT. Ross.
Sr,Parsons.-C. E. Harvey, L. S. Near,
f. R.
Jr, 3rd -L. Workman, W. A, Ross.
CARTER -In Blytfi, on Feb. 26th, to
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Carter, a
daughter.
T
STA\BURY-In Exeter, on March
6th to Air, and Mrs, J. G. Stan -
SPRING 1MIL-+SIKRATS • WANTED,-
Highest prices paid. Highest pric-
es paid for all' other prime furs.-
M. A,, Hovey, Cl'ittton, -31
,pplications are sometimes used fortended
hese affections, but will never have
he desired effect while the causes of
ntpure blood -remain.
The indications are very clear thathour.-D.
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Sr, 2nd -E. Anderson, 0. M. An-
Berson••
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A. Mustard,daie, J,. Mc-
Kenzie 2nd-II,
and Pt: -.7, Anderson, W. MOLach-
bury, B.A., a daughter, (Jean
Isabel.)
FE 4th, to Morrison Mar.ear
ind township,
a daughter, (Mary Bell.)
THE TOWN COUNCIL ASKS FOR
tenders for street watering for the
coming season. State prico per
I,, Macpnerson, Clerk. -31E14ZPLOYM
FARM FOR SALE. -LOT 77, 11LAIT-
land Con., Goderich township, con-
tainting 65 acres of clay loam, suit-
able far agriculture or grass. 5
of choice hardwood bush,
Never failingspringcreek runningAT
through, 15 acres of Mowing done,
can b° had at once.
-Apply to tiro, 12 0, R18. N.
2, Clinton, Phone 12 on .1113. -27
NT TO 41 •-
FEW MORE KNIT-,
ETC. APPLY,
ONCE,
Clinton
MKnitting CO.
LIMITED.
hese
strenuousimp timestool
$
smithing coal.
In spite 'of this fact we have
been successful in securing a large
car of our high grade "IILEAN •
WELD PREPARED SMRrT3SNe4'+
which we expect will arrive shortly.'
Secure our supply
y pply from this
carload as w0 are never sure of
another,
Iooc1 s Sarsaparilla is the most sue-
essfuY for purifying the.
food medicine pimples and -blotch-
removing
s, .and giving health and beauty toseason
he skin. It gives tone to all the
and builds up the whole Sys-
ani, Insist on having Hood's Sar-
eparilla when you ask for it. Don'tg)
ake anything else, •
tan, P, McKenzie,
Tile' best spellers in the monthl Y
speilin • matches were :acres
S
5th-GladysracanCooper.
Jr. 4th -Walter Workman,
Si. Ord -Clarence Harvey.
Jr. Brd-Lloyd Workman.
ir. 2nd -I Iva Anderson.
Jr. 2nd I3elen Dinsdale,
LEECH -In M'erris township, on
March 51h, to Mr. and hiss. Jas.
Leech, a.son.
ALEXANDER -In 'r«eltersauitii, on
Feb. 27th, to Mr. and Mrs.' John
Alexander, Jr„ a son, JohnyPossession
{
Fleming.) -
D¢Rt115
CREAM 'AND EGGS WANTED,^3•
will gather cream and; eggs thisTERS,
routes formerly gathered
by Lorne Jervis of Holw°sville.
Eggs for Gunn Langlois Co., cream
for Seaforth Creamery. I will test
cream myself and pay cash each
week. -Edgar J. Trewartha, Phonegetting
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15-153. -31For
•ONE
HUNDRED ACRE FARM FOR
Sale, -Let 20, .Con. 1, Huron Road
f known as the
Wise TAll
Wise farm. Ail fenced with woven
wire, fair buildings, soil in good
state of cultivation, Running
stream on place. Apply to Geo.
Beauregard on premises. Phone 20
on 144. 29-6
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CORNERSTORE
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Live and Let hive
further information call us
up at our expense-�
We aro alLuo dealers in all kinds:
of Logs,Lumber, M4N'air Brand
Shingles, Canada Cement and Buffalet
Brand Fertilizers.
, a',
B. MUSTARD /� D
ll�fl u STLi 111
Learn to control your own appe-
-V4t. H. Johnston, Teacher.
SOU'THCCTT-In Loudon, on Feb,
27th, Mary, widow of the lath
EXECUTORS' UTORS SALE OF FTOUSETHE
and Lot, -There be offered for
ite, before you try to control your
eighbor's.
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Every little bite makes a muckle.
James Southeott of Exeter,, aged
91 years.
will
sale at public auction on Saturdays
the 16th stlay of March, 1918, at 2
es `�" • -'
o'clock p,m., at the premises, north'
half lot number, 096 on the east
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"�).1•1V---.al • . '' , e ,:
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pilaf of Queen street, Clinton, con-
tabling I of an acre of land more
or Less. On the premises there is
a la.sIorey,. dwelling with 7 rooms.
The location is very central and
desirable in every way and the
FOR
Lenten Season
SPECIALS
BRUCEFIELD.
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SprillgSeedill
4.0%.
A stock of
Alsike,
Clover,Alfalfa,Timothy,tcLobsters
Marigolds, Turnips, and
Small -Seeds
also Seed Grain
Highest prices
4Ve have tt veryr fine stock, ofive_4properi,y
it Lente
e n season.p
We mention. a ,few specials below :
Canned Salmon,
Cod Fish,
Isippard ILerring in tomato
sauce,
Heddle,
Sardines,
Fresh Fish,
Salmon Trout,as
IIailibut ,
Fresh Cod Stock,
Fresh herring,
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A_ N1°
�J
LaidEgs�
Fancy prices are being paid
for strictly,now laid plant. Grin °gat
y
the read
eggs us andget B your.yr
cash, •
LIVE
, i 1
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will make a eontfortable
home fora small family, Terms-
10 percent. cash, the balance in
%-. ��
�= -- , T.,__.-i-..>Vrcbrieu,
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30 days. -J. S. Miller. and W. J.
Executors George Ell -
liolt, Auctioneer, 31-2
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jmini.-1.--17,
oa1-./` �'-'.;:-..,--e•-•-••
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' Www.\ ',Made in Canada"las
. f��
'-(700.0-4 a°
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MTSS;GLENA' OF GLENAr CHAR -Finnan
Toronto Canada's lisle Fash-
ash-
fon Store, will/be in Cl -lair lash-
ion' Sat-
_,..-_... ter,_-_
- _ sr,.: a�I�►. �
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urday, March 16th, Normandy TIat
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el, with a full line of ladies' and
Truck,forithe Farmer
gentlemen's hair goods. If you
erg not satisfied withh tiro appear-
ince, of your hair consult Miss
Glenn who N an .authority on hair
Goods and individual hair styles.
Free demiontration, , 81=2Butter
•
paid
for Hayand Grain
mon,
•for
FarilMeLoot!
and eggs wanted-highestPou1trLllddl�/
prices cash or trade,
'"" Highest prices will be paid
largo quantities of live
j�
E. jJ N j F® poultry that will be required
Eo N L to meet Etre increasing de -
plana due to meatless days.
°i�1A1t1V� equipment
1.1 saving, an therefore
fullyconsidered
The farm wagon,
bf all farm equipment,
farms by a sturdy,
will haul any farm
stock, fertilizer,
town or city -many
at a much lower
The Ford One
I,'
very serviceable
farm will save
• and will enable you
age with less difficulty.
'p•TM
The Ford truck
lrtlits you to select
designed for the
Thus you Can mount
xequiretnents.
w
Price
which' will effect h bine. and labor+
a money -saving, must be care-
byeverygood farmer now -a -da s.
y
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which for years was the most useful
,.
is now eing replaced on the best' •
dependable motor truck. The truck'
product fruit, grain, vegetables,'
or wood -around the farm,or to the
miles distant, in half thtime, and
cost. -�
-Ton truck is a rapid, economical and' •
p fdriving
means of transport. One of these on-.,.
you weeks ai time in a single season •
to pass through a crisis of labor short
-_. sEv0}•y
is sU �7lied as a chassis Only. I
Thisper.
any o the many body styles especially.
1J y.
Fiord truck and already on the 'market,'
the one which suits your individual,
. , ;,
n
yy�+ 1
$750 f.o.b. FordoOnta �`.,,.
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JOINT. AUCTION SALE. -MR.
'Thos, Gundry, auctioneer, has
been instructed by the undersigned
to sell by public lauetfon at Lot
22, B Ii,S., one utile Oast of Var-
na, on Friday, March 15th, at 1,30
o'clock sharp, the following : Mors--
es -1 heavy draught gelding coltBuy
rising 2 ears 1 yearling
g Y Y g gelding
colt sired byIndex 1
ye°xiittg
gelding colt sired bpy Earl O'Cl'ay,
1 dttviilg mare 1 years .old (can be
registered), 1 driving mare 4 years
old, 1 driving Hoare G years old, 1
mare 2 years old, Cattle-
1 cow 5 ' years old (Carrow), 1 cow
0 years old calf at foot '2 cows
0 yeare old due to calve my Mn,ya
1 cow D years old due to (1115 in
calve pril,a1 cow 0 years old flue to
t time of gale, 1 flow 4
years Pld, milking, tresllened ill
bet„'1 heifer rising 3 years sup-
posed to be in calf, G 1 -year-old
steers, 4 1 -year; -old heifers., 5 2-
year-old steers, 10 2 -year-old heif-
ers. Implements - CUhO°[bartow,
wagon, ear and sopa 150 ft, The
above stock will positively be sold
Poultry taken tho seat
days'during ,lig
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It's . Ess f®
D
AQial�Eggs
BUT I1'S HARD TO BEAT THE
Yolir
Seeds
glhreo
n ter months, week
Be, good to your Mak of bens
this year and help production,
This is patriotic wok and at
the sante titne helping your
own pocket,
QUALITY OF
QUALITY TEAS OR
. COFFEE
cup is full of satisfaction
aria you -who enjoy a good flavored
tea or coffee Will appreciate our lin-
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green. Coffee -Royal Excelsior.,ss,
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Red Clover, CLINTON
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Manager or tha, Phone 190
A1falIaC1 rr N. IlaWager or olmesvilto 4 oti 146
Clover,
Timothy,tie ,
Special in tea this week, black
or mixed 40 eta,per lb,
Try some of our good sodas with
y0nr next order, They are frosts
and crisp. Osco used alwaysused.
You got' n1'or0. fOr. Atli 100110 18 ole
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Orchard Grass,
Marquis Spring Wheat, ORDER
Seed, Oats (different varieties)
Buckwheat, Silver Hull, ehoict+. Your Sap Pans and
Harley, 2 and G row: p
Buckets now'
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without 30500(0 as the Owllel5 IYaVe
given up their grass tarns. 'Perms
Per Ib,
oaten every. Saturday and 13ondtiy
as. Usual.
HIGHEST PRICES FOB, PRODUCE
We are always, in tate market tor a9 ti0 be read Vp la9al the
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eight months credit will be givctt
on furnishing approved joint notes.'
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unlit amounts', Elverything mast
sat,efeetoeiiy settled far before
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