The Clinton News Record, 1918-4-4, Page 5April 4th, lbld
glints n News -Record
Of Interest to Yo
u
alnd. Me
Hang up the fiddle and th0 , bolo,
'take genet the shovel and the hoe ;
for there's pleiaty .af wog1e far est all
to do e'er we go where .all geed 211g-
iers .goo
!'Yoeca'n't grow n war: gardelh by
trairi> g''it o`ter' in your mind,", --lie
,gine Loader.
110, you bet "you oan't, it tames
801110 good, ,11a44 ereroisc with spade;
and hoes' But nevertheless there's
0rwar
toapowerfulo
going b L lot I
1
gardens • grown in Canada in this
year of grace.
M . #
Dr. Nathaniel lsurwash, ex -Chancell-
or of Victoria College, and an , out..
standing figure in Canadian Method-
ism, died in Toronto, en Saturday .ab
the -age of seventy-nine years, During
the past year, several of,the stalwarts"''
of Canadian Methodism have passed
away ; Dr, Burwasli; 1)r, Carmen,.
1)r, Griffiths., Perhaps the most out-
standing Methodist amongsir the old-
er men now in Canada is Dr, Wm,
Briggs, the Toronto publisher,
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It is most regrettable that while
are fighting r '
our boysb g the brutal ell*
enhy in Frauce so that Ile may not
he able. to plant his tyrannical' foot
on the -tree soil of Canada that we
should leave to waste energy fighting-
each Aber here, There is but one
way to deal with the situation in
quebec,l"however, that is to deal
melee it as quietly as . possible but
with a firmness .which cannot possibly
bet mistaken. We must have law and
order in this British. Dominionand
the -will of tho majority must rule,
not. thet of a foolishly .discontented
minority.
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,All articles which can be manufac-
tured in Canada late ,to be in future
prohibited from importation from
the United Status. This will in-
crease the production of the Canadian
manufacturers and the Canadian
••treasury will lose the revenue form-
erly collected in customs duties, `on
these goods, i3ut in ',order to bal-
anoe.up things a special tax rate of
leu percent. will be levied upon all
products 'manufactured in Canada
whish are on . the import embargo
list. It is said the :Unified ...States
Government is taking similar action
'and' will; shortly ;publish a list of
articles which may not be imported
from, Canada, The list of articles
barred from Canada includes automo-
bilee, teres,, accessories, patent med-
icines, silverware, jewellery, musical
cal
instruments,. hots, shoes and made,
made clothing. Raw materials for
the manufacture of any of these ar-
ticl'es may be imported.
This ought to be a good move in
order to encourage 'manufacture in
Canada but the Government will have
..ittceatch the working out of .the law
or Canadian manufacturers. may take
- advantage of it for their, own, en-
richment. A ten percent. special tax
may be all, right as far as the Doni-
inion treasury is concerned but the
Government must see that the Can-
adian consumer is not charged exor-
bitant prices. for necessaries.
Easter Report Clinton
Collegiate Institute
Below are given: in order ot merit
*Ile names .of all pupils that obtained
percent. or ov r
lifty over in the o egg -
e
,gate on the last term examination :
Foran L -E, McTaggart 79.4 (hon.),
11,. Nediger 76, (hon.), II. Ball 72, G.
Fowler 71.8, B. Murphy 71.8, E. Fear.
:70.7, M. Gibbings 69.8, K. Carter
.63.7, E. Ferguson 68, 13. Morrish
07.9, G. Raithby 65 3, D. Pollock
:64.4, C. 'Hamilton 61.4, S, Thompson
ds '3 A. I a
,
Reynolds U H 1 r
13
3,9 F. R 6 0
yn , 3
e2.8, W. _Bell 62.6, 14I. Beaton 62,3,
W. ' 14Iatch •61.4, Cr. Watt 61.4, , D.
3irednan. 01,, J. Rands, 60.1, M. Me-
•Gregor, 59.9,,..E: Bradshaw. 511,4,; A.
-Reynolds 59, 13. Lindsay 58.4, B.
.reni. 57.5, D. Rorke 56.0, K. Ladd
--e 56,. G. hall 55.2, F, Libby.'54.8, 0.
Mathieson 54.8, G. Carter 54, F.
Powell 53.3, A. Iiudie 51.8..
Form II. -J. Townshend 82.9 (hon),
1(7, Cooper 79.8' (hole.), R. MacKay
Draper 72.1,. C Tyndall
.
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74.2,S
1
,
6
r
9: G NT J 63 Jones , 8
"00.2, HI'. Ross 0 ,
M. Shaw .68.2, A. Walker 68, IL, Pot-
-ter 67.4, . B. Cooper 07.2, Iv, Me-
Caughey 66.2, A. Macdonnoll 64.7,
F. Smailacombe 64.5, H. Johns 64.8,
:G. Evans 61.2, S, Jackson 60.6, IYI,
:Snyder 60.6, A, Glen 59.3, A. Law-
rence 58.5, A. McCorvie 58,5, G.' Rut-
ledge 57,6, B. Reynolds 57.5, H.
Rathweli 57.4, A. Meknes 07.8, AI.
Flynn 55.8,' N. Priest 55.8, Z. Seek.
,sen 55.1; W. Nelson 53,2, T. Bouek.
Forel 111,--13. Tough 74, 13, Chow -
.en 71.7, F, Fingland. 71.:0, II, Arm-
strong" 09, r. 7Iiggins 67.6, K. El-
liott 66.2, 11, Livermore NA 31,
Walker 05, 0, Mr.Gi11'63,0, 14, 31e-
'Conthell 01.4, 12. Mealy/tient 67.2, P.
•Graham 63.1, V. Snyiler 00.3, M.
Cook 59.2, 1i. Lyon 58.3, 13. Law -
X0000 58,2, N. Kennedy 57.4, M. Ilol-
land 55.4, E. Stirling 55.4, 7, Ste
cleft 56.1, L. Mudie' 53.6, I, Cole
'53,4, G. Green 50.5.
P'orm IV. Faculty Entrance Part
'eel ..reaps 78.4 (hon.), .1, 11. Cay.
'~for 75.5 (1ton,), A, Leonard 70.8, le,
Kemp 70.2, IL Cantelon 64.7, 14.
Churehf1l02, Ti. McMath 57,8, M. Ull-
•man 57.2, 111. Mcelath 57,1, i10. Crich
03.5, 13, Ellis 50.2.'
Faculty' .13ntranee Part II, -L. Mac -
gay 83 (Iron.), J. Ferguson 77.3
(3011,), P. Scott 75,3 (lion.), I•I,
Stewart 68.1, T. ,54others 68.1, M.
McMur:chle 04,2;' W. Gray 03.3.
'Memel Matriculation TI. Potter
73.1, J. 'Middleton 09.6, W, Town-
•sllend 07.7, M. Chfdtey 06.2,
41310110118 should be hatched eat'ly'
title year se that they will mature
,sit the fresh green stub's 01 the sem-
' nlor season, Store feed is booed to
fifer 1ti.glt this Hear,
Plcss'tog of an: 014 Resident,
of tlullett.
Mr, Thomas Fear
On Mandayi 'Thomas Fear, an old
and well ]cthown resident of Mullett,
passed to his long, home at the great
age of nearly ninety-six years,
The late Mr, Fear was a native of
England, but
be came to this eountr
Y
with his father in 1849. That was
the year that 'cholera was. prevalent
in parts of Canada and, ' during his
journey up Irom the . seacoast the
elder , Fear contracted the plague
and died and, was. burled at Bramp-
ton.
'Phe next year was spent by the
young Arian in Chinguacousy township
and then i10 came up to 'I-Iuron, He'
fleet settled' on a farm.on the 8th' of
Iiullet4, working, at his trade of ear=
pantry and chopping and cultivatiog
his farm between tine's. Later' he
secured the farm on the Gravel Road,
which he bas, since continued to oc-
cupy.
The late Mr. Fear was a Man of,
sturdy health and knew little during
his long life oil physical weakness.
Until a couple of years ago he used
to make 'periodical visits to Clinton.
and was always pleased to meet and'
chat with old friends. His death
was due to an attack of pneumonia..
He had been going about and out to
the barn every day until about a
week previous to . his demise,
11ir. Fear is 'survived by one son,
William, with whom. he lived, and
one adopted- daughter, Mrs." Hum-
phrey 'Snell, 'Mrs. Fear, who was
also a •hative of England though they
were married here, dried ' six . years
ago.
The funeral took • place yesterday.
afternoon to Clinton cemetery. The
services at house and graveside wore
conducted. by the Rey. C. C. Kahle of
the Londesboro Methodist church,
The pallbearers. were 1vlessrs. 'Chas.,
and Albert Weymouth, Edmund Crawl -
ford, James Snell, J. G. Gibbings
and Geo., 0, Thompson.
County News
Bruce county, accordihig to .the
Lucknow Sentinel, has in its towns
and villages no fewer than siety-
eight- p u rehes of different denomina-
tions: No doubt there are also sev-
eral more in rural places.'
A number of young men from the
vicinity: oiZurich have left during
the past fortnight to,jointhe colors.
Mr. A. M. Carthew, for the past
few years manager of the Blyth
l
• ii li f �Bank n has
c n the of.Gomr orct,, i as
been transferred to Dundalk; Mr. W.
Telfer of Winghare has succeeded him
at Blytll.
The Zurich Publie scbooi will have
one less teacher after the Easter
-vacation owing to a decrease in the
attendance.
A meeting of those interested - in
the growing and marketing of wool
r
will a held theUnion 1
h I t in Un o Roto
Godericll, tomorrow, Friday, at two
o'clock in the afternoon. A repre-
sentative from the Department -of
Agriculture will be present.
A ,very 'haudsome stained glass win-
dow has been placed in St, George's
church, Goderich, by Mr. end .Mrs.
W. L. Eliot in memory of their son,
Lieut. L. Eliot, who was killed in
the battle of Vimy• Ridge.
During the Easter holiday• season
the G.T.R. put on the .morning and
evening train to Kincardine, reent-
er cancelled. The, towns in the
northern .parts of the .county and in
Bruce, which have had very unsatis-
factory railway service during tee
past 'winter,.found it a convenience.
Mr, 1). ie, •14am1inlr'gf Gociericlh has
offered-Lwenty-0ve acres of ground
along the lake front for agricultural
Purposes, Also, if the land is used
to produce the sort of " stuff which'
he uses in his canning .factory, 'he
guarantees to .purchase it at, market
prices next fall,
Wingham places of bus;ness -will
now close at six o'eloelr. each revelling
in the week but Saturday, Ten -thin-
ty will be the closing hour for Sat-
urdays and nights before a holiday.,
- Marriages
BL I"PLl S-WLS'1.ON In Goderi011
to,t0nshfp, on March 27111, be the
Rev, W. Ashe-l,:vsrest, Annie lel-
'rzabotlh Weston,. to George Allen
' Nettles.
W',A'1 SON-PeeDO'tl5',ALL In (lodes
ich, on March 271h, Irary Scott
McDougall to Prod Watson, both
of Bayfield,
GALI3RAIT74-Meteetilele-in Goder-:
ioh, on March 270, Mary Mc -
(flu a,, datgbtcr: of Mr, and .li is.
Jas. McClure, to John Galbraith
of Tata. '
Births
BAleKER-1n llrueerls, on March
20t11, to itir. and Mrs, Cleve 13ealt-
or, a Sail,
514101,L --in Exeter, ell Merclt 25t11,
to Der. atgd MI's, led. .511611, a
daeg114e1.
Tuckersmith Township
Axis, '1', O'Brien is visiting this
week with `1'.aronto and Stratford
friends, She was aeeolnieulled by)
Mrs, D. Flynn of Hallett,
?03 ,SAlerie .AN 1EDISON P)80N0-
graph with records.• -+Apply to Mrs,
T, '1'Wiechell, . -35
11'011,`11') 10013 SAi,f .--7-ROOMLD
house on efapto Street, town water,
also booth and lot 041 Mil1 street.
.i' ax •Particulars
1 apl>ly to George ]'t.
Taylor, ' -85
CAR FORA SALE --t 1-PAblSI'3NGER
Studebaker ear.., Pelee reasonable,
owner leaving for the west. -Apply
Box 90, Bayfield, or at eobnston's
Feed Store, Bayfield. -35
EGGS 1004. HATCIIING..-AUS-
traliaa White. Leghorn, world's
champion layers, $1,50 for setting
of 15, Brahma Bantam eggs, '$1
.
1>i . of
for s •e4tr g 15. -John Walton,
Co. W. Jackson. -85
FOR SALE. -ONE 4L li.p; GL#SO-
line (or Coal Oil) Engine, good as
11011,.- One pair 2000 11i. Scales,
One Canadian Regal Oar used as
demonstrator, good as new, all new
tires, a bargain, -Seeley 41 Bartell.
-35
MRS. SAleIE JOHNSTON WILL
visit Clinton on Wednesday of each
week to take orders for' Spfrella
corsets. She .will be the hone
of Mrs. Trick, Rattenhury street,
where any message may be left fon
-her. -35
Al;cTION .SALE 01'1' FARM STOCK
and Implements: .-The undersigned
has been instructed to sell' by pub-
lic auction at Lot 12, Con. 8, 'Hul-
lett, oh Friday, April 12th, at 1
o'clock p.m., the following:' ,Horses
Draft mare rising 8 years, Draft
horse rising 9 years, Draft (illy
rising 3 years, Draft filly rising 1,
Driving horse 9 years old. Cattle=
Cow due fit June, 1 fresh calved
. cow, 2 farrow. cows, 2 steerdetising
2, 2 -steers rising 1, 2 ,heifers rising
2, 2 heifers rising 1, 1 heifer calf.
Pigs --1 young sow due time of sale.
Sheep -1 Leicester ewes. Fowl -2
dozen hens, pair geese, pair ducks,
Iluplements-6-ft. Deering mower
nearly n el
, Dasse eI
arras 10 -hoe•
seed drill, Clover Leaf manure
spreader Na 3, ,Deering hay loader,
El es harrow, Seca diamond, harrows,
Single furrow Oliver riding plow,
Single furrow Frost ed Wood walk-
ing plgw, Wagon with box, Stock
rack, Fanning mill, Root pulper,
Set scales 2000 lbs. with stook
Platform, Portland cutter,' Top
buggy, Set bench sleighs, Bugg3r
pole Light spring wagon, Wheel-
barrow, Set double harness, 0Iay
rack, Set single harness, Daisy
churn; De Laval cream separator,
4 ladders, chains, forks and other
small articles. Tereus -All sums of
$10 and under, 'cash ; over that
amount, 8 months credit will,be
given on furnishing approved jint
notes. 5 percent. pee annum for
011511 011 credit amounts. A11 will
be sold without reserve as the pro-
prietress has sold her farm, Mrs.
' le. asker, Proprietress •
T. Gun-
35-1dry, Auctioneer,
AUCTION SALE 010 HORSES, CAR-
riages, Sleighs, Robes, Harness,
Etc. -rhe undersigned rias been in-
structed to sell by public auction
at the premises, Ratlenbury* St.,'
Clinton, on Thursday,` April' 11411,
as 1 o'clock 5, m•, the following
lIrtes-
I lh good d Loadsi
el 8
years old, 'Tarkie" ...extra good
road horse 7 years' 010, "MUM"
good road horse 9 years old,; "Nig-
ger" a jee black good ladies driver
7 years old, "Nettie" good reliable
delver ,7 years old, "Jennie" a• bay
pader..extr'a good road mare 9
years old, , "Motto" 3 year -Old colt,
"14'rank" good ladies, driver 10 yrs.
old, Pacing colt sired by Mack
Thistle, "Nellie" aged mare , good
quiet allvel, Farm horse 9 years
old
4. -year-old horse nice_ driver,.
Cows -1 Milstein. coW 6: ?bars , old
due in June; -1 fresh cow, Carriag-
es, Etc. -3 rubber: tired red geared
buggies good as new, 1 rubber lir
• ed black. geared buggy good as new,
5 steel tired buggies, 1. rubber tired
surrey new, 1 two -seated carriage,
1 three -seated carriage good as 1,
new, 1a wagonette,, 1 carryall, 1
light wagon with polo or shafts, 1
set heavy sleighs, 1 three -seated
pleasure sleigh new, 1. two -seated
pleasute..sleigh nearly, new, 5 Port-
land cutters, 1 piano box. -cutter, 1
. set delivery sleighs, 1 combination'
cutter aid buggy pole, 10 Saskat-
chewan robes, 1.5 long-haired robes,
12 buggy! robes, 12 buggy dusters,
12 0110101115, 3 woolen rugs, . 4
woolen .blankets, 0 new blankets, 10
stable blankets, IIarnese--1 set
heavy farm harness nearly new,• 2
sets carriage hatncss nickle' mount-
ed, 6 sets goldene 'mounted sitlgle
1.larness, 0 sets rubber mounted sin-
gle (harness, t set light• driving 11ar-
ness, 10 good driving. collars 2 sets
harries, and tugs, 1 power clippers,
1 pail fly nets, 0 strings of bells,
5 neeltynlces, 1 est doubtetrcee and
whf0letrecs, 20 feet new rubber
boyo with nozzle, 1 writing desk,
1 office sofa, bay fork, ropes and
eere whips, shovels, Corks and 0111-
e1' small artitles, Ievetythieg will
be sold as the proprietor Is goihig
cot of business, Terms -All steers
of $10 and under, cash ; over that
amount 7 morrtlh$ credit will be
given on furnishing approved; joint
atones; 4 percent, straight for..cash
Oil credit amounts, -0, J, Lovett,
Proprietor ; 'Phos. efln dry, Atiction-
r, -'3G
1VrRS. ISAAC1.CAR'TER IS 1'lelr.i'Arie
ed to d0 1101.10eeilemine and wash-
ing by, the day. (No hotting), 05.1
l`.iIYIO'1 TIT! , ,S104D, FOR SALE . -A
limited quantity of clean seer(, rat
el No. ,1 by Government test, -p',
C, Waldron, 13rucelield, Phone 4 on
7.07, ;, -35
TWO FRESH COW'S FOR SALE, al-
so seed grain, Pasture tot a num-
ber er cattle for rent.. --Apply. to
James E: Medd, lilt, leo. 1, Clin-
ton. •-+3G
HOUSE TO RENT -A.` COMFORT -
able 6 -roomed ]louse on Orange
street ; town and soft water ; gar-
den wth same fruit trees ; posses-
sion. given
osses-siongiven May 1st,-Apply,to Jas,
Cools, Clinton. -8e
Ai:ICTIGN SALE 010 LIVE STOOK
and Household Effects --'Mi, W111.
Evans will hold a sale of live
stock, lern'fture and household ef-
fects at. his place, Bayfield, on'
Wednesday, April 10th, at 1 o'clock
pan. -. -35
$20 REWARD WILL BE 3'.471' 'TO
any person giving information lead-
ing. to the convietuion 61 anyone
T Pigeons.-
shoot(11g my, Homing g Pzge t s.
John Walton, -34
MISS EMMA LAVIS. IS PR'I:IPAR•
ed to take a number of Mils for
piano instruction after the Easter
holidays at her home, , Joseph
street. .-8h
EGGS leOR, IIA'CCHING-FROM IDI -
ported Brown Leghorn hens and
prize cockerel, $1,00 per setting of
13. -Apply to J. Cudm.ore, Holmes-
ville. 38-6
HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE -A
frame house, stable and two lots,
corner of Matilda and James
streets, Clinton. •al'il1 be sold
cheap, terms to suit. -Apply J.
Oudmore, Holmesvillo.' 83-6
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N. W. TREWARTHA,
Proprietor.
Phone 4 oil 142 33-6
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We are prepared to supply
large quantities of eggd for
hatching from our` Guild strain o
of Single Comb White Leghorns o
at 60 cents per setting of 13 a
eggs, or $4 per 100. Incubat- o
or lots a secciait3s, We will o
have for sale after •Sept. 1st o
200 White Leghorn hens two 0
years d at 75 cents each. o
e s of
$793.60 worth of eggs were o
sold from our 206 White Leg- o
horns in ,1917. o
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Calves for Sale !
The undersigned bas macro
arrangements to handle a few
Shorthorn grade calves this
spring, March and April is
the time to secure them as
the supply is limited later,
W. MARQUIS
It's Here;
Come Co a to
and See It!
• The NEW
Falrbanim;:
Morn
FARM ENGINE
Economical — Simple
Light Weight—Substantial
Fool -Proof Construction —
Gun Barrel Cylinder Bore
(:.elk -proof Compression.
6 H. P. Grinder'
extra pulley
and belt $282
1 H • ^' P .
on skids with
IRLIILT-IN
MAGNETO
3 L'i. P.- $126,; 6 H. P - $225
All F. Oe 13. Factory
"More Than Rated Power
and a WoliOr at the Price"
One second=Band coal oil 15 il.p,
f4 alrbelik engine, 0110 :10, ih. grinder,
48 He of new 0 in. belt, for quick
sale $300. A11 111 good shape,
E. H. EPPS, VA NA
ptioNte t4on 118
'ilOUS17 1! Olt 541,1 —0041711143 OP'
'I'ownsl>end and 3310easels,
rooms, 90,114ry and'woodshed, geed
ecllar,,furllace, 010etric Ilghts, town.
water and salt water. --Apply on
peeruises to Mrs, F. French. -•83
FOx3 SAL11 o-1RO0M'Lp COTTAGE
on Rotel street, good collar, .ji• acre
land, barn sad drive short,, e11 in
good repair, snarl rruit'trees, town
water arid good cistern, Also an
aged dLeLving mare suita'bl'e for
women ; set light 'double harness
with canvas traces , the single
ha
m
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6 ss s a eoed wagon with dray
Platform with pole and shafts, cap-
exit)/1'3 tons. -Apply to lamer
Finch. -33
SEED WHEAT 0011. S,A.1,P-A L143'.
ilea quantity. of Marquis wheat,
suitable for seed,. -W, el, Middleton,
R.13, No• 8, Phone 1-156. -31
10004 SAX.17. FLOUI1, FEED AND
grocery .,business,,; including eggs
and pouitryt-Apply to James
Johnston, Ba7►Oeld, -31
PROPERTY, FOR SALE -.3 MILE
south of Londesboro, two ea -
roe of land, seven roomed
hone° with geed
cellar and
good
cistern, also barn containing horse
stable, driving shed and olii'cken
house. Never failing spring on
place. ,Ideal for chicken farm or
gardening. Terms reasonable. Ap-
ply on premises or to R. G. Gibbs,
Londesboro, Phone 19 on 28,
Blyth central. -32
SPRING MUSKRATS • WANTED.-
-Highest prices paid, Highest pric-
es paid for alt other prime furs. -
H. At Hovey, Clinton,' -31
THE TOWN COUNCIL ASKS FOR
tenders for street watering for the
coming season. State price per
hour. -D. L, Macpnerson, Clerk, -31
CREAM AND EGGS WANTED. -e
will gather cream and eggs this
season .00 routes formerly gathered
' by Lorne Jervis of Holmesville.
Eggs for Gunn Langlois Co., cream
for Seaforth Creamery. I will test
cream myself and pay cash each
week. -Edgar J. Trewartha, Phone
15-•158. -31
FARM FOR SALE -I OFFER FOR
sale my farm consisting of Lots 21
and 22, MR. Con,, Godericb tow --
ship, containing about 205 acres.
On it are two comfortable' dwell-
ings, two large barns with stabling
for 100 cattle horses rse s and e100
0
hens, two silos, two windmills and
abundance of water. 45 acres are
newly seeded to clover and timothy,
80 acres fall plowed, 70 in pasture
and 25 well =inured last fall and.
present winter, This tafan, having
been, for many years, used as a
stock and grazing farm is now in
a high state of fertility. It ad-
joins the town of Clinton, is with-
in 15 to 20 minutes walk of post -
office, collegiate, public school,
churches or G.T.R. depot. Will
sell jointly or separately. Posses-
sion as may be agreed upon. -D. A.
Forrester. 29
YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED RE -
paired and Pressed and at the
sliortest possible notice, Both Lad-
ies' and Gentlemen's clothes. We
guarantee to do good work. I am
prepared to French Dry Clean Ladies
Suits, Gent's Suits and all kinds
of Woolen clothing including Sweat-
ers, etc. All orders promptly' at-
tended to. Rooms over Johnson's
jewelry Store. -Wm. J. Jago. -00
FARM FOR SALE. -LOT 77, MAIT-
land Con., Godericb township, con-
taining 55 acres of clay loam, suit-
able foragri a to
xe or grass. 5
acres 01 choice hardwood bush,
Never failing spring creek running
through. 15 acres of plowing done.
Possession can bo had . at once,
-Apply to Wm. Bedonr, 11.11. No.
2, Clinton, Phone 12 on irt3. -27
S. 0. S. GALL. -ALL THE BOYS
from 13 to 19 wild are willing to
assist on the farm during the next
few months should enroll at once,
and 1 arm 1 df 4 h
all farmers 1 co the help
g
of, these. boys should apply at once.
A. T. Cooper and S. B. Stothors
will be pleased to accept your 'en-
rohnent. 3:1-2
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THE SPRING DRIVE!
The leme of year is approaching
that Busy Housewife is ,getting ready
tot the minuet spring drive of dust
and flirt that, has accumulated during
the past strenuous winter and must
get armed with goods. that chase the
deist and dirt, such as -
Brooms,
Brushes, _
Mops,
Soap,
Peariine,.
Chloride of Lime,
Ammonia Powdery
Bon Anil,
Luxe
Mistime, tete, Etc.
To add that to appetite our hues
of catsup, pork and beans, camlod
goods, sweet or mixed pickles, sal-
nion, all show in our window„ will
assist you in preparation of your
Meals,
Try our profit sharing system ;0n
cash purchases at our store, Satle-
tactioh guatienteed.
Highest g(lest m rices q for 'produce), cash
or trade.
Jol1,i1 D1'1 & CO.
The .Store of Quality.
Rhone ordots 500011411 oared tor,
PRONE 114.,
4)643(RED 3 0000' ROOS leleOlVI PARK
and 011110'14 ,200 -egg rated-to-la3'
strain, 1,6gs rnostly (real year,
ling and iwo-year-old hens, $2,00
pee 15, "Uufemtile 114418 replacer(
tree. -II. A. Hovey, ClHeton, .84-1
Prevention of
Eye Trouble
Prevention is better than cure. It
is cheaper. It Is possible when cure
is impossible. Eye trouble may be
avoided by timely use 01 glasses,
averting 'discomfort and permanent
atpipairnient of sight. We aro prop-
erly equipped to adjust glasses ' and
guarantee satisfaction,
Drop in and get a pair of sun
glasses.
Our sale of silverware is still on,
Goods going every day so don't
miss ;the bargains.
Some china still loft at bargain
prices.
If there is a watch or clock In
your house that refuses to go bring
itin as it would go if 11 could. A
few minutes time at a few' cents
cost may make it as good as ever.
R. H. JOHNSON
Jeweler an'd Optician
(Next to Hovey's Drug • Store)
1,
1000 Muskrat Skins
WANTED !
Season opens March 1st, closes
April 21st. Boys send them in by
parcel post and we wi11 remit Ex-
press Order by return mail and pay'
postage.
PRICES ARE IIIGIi THIS
-- SEASON
JAS. STEEP & CO.
Box 192 Phone 126
6IRLS VIIANTED !
WE CLAN GIVF3
EMPLOYMENT TO 'A
FEW MORE KNIT•+
T.ERS, ETC. APPLY
'AT ONCE:
Clinton Knitting Co.
LIMITED.
THE. COBNEH STOHE
Live and Let Live
OUR AT HOUSECLEANING
If you are, let us help you save
labor in cooking. We have a delict•
ous line of cooked 'IIam-all ready for
the table -that the entire• family, will
appreciate. Or, if you prefer, you
can have your choice of, a number of
other litres that are easily( made
ready to serve. Read this list:
Cooked Hain,
Canned Salmon,
Kippered Herring,
Caroled Tomatoes, .Corn, Peas.
For quick desserts we would tug.
gest-
Jelly Powder,.
Tapioca,(ready to serve in a
mfnuto)
.Tams and Marmalade, -
E. E IIUNNIFORD
Buy 1oiir
Seeds Early
We have a full stock of the fol-
lowing seeds and grain
lied Clover,
Atsike Clover,
Alfalfa Clover,
'ritn0Uhy, ,
Blue Grass,,
Orchard Grass,
Marquis Spring Wheat,
Seed Oats (different varieties)
Buckwheat, Silver hull, choice
Barley, 2' and 6 tow,
We ate always in the market for
grafi' and will pay, highest market
price.
W. Jenkins &, Son.
FLb1T14 ANI) FEED..
Phone 1094 Highest pticest geld for
Girafn sand Wool. Eietest0I,
Resideecth 'Aerie 0-1411 y
VillieleWeseremesseereellialleellienereseesni
JAMS AND
JELLIES
This is . the season
for them.
WeII
a know Pic-
Laren's Jelly Powder
is the best.
Have you ever tried
' r'iag'>✓tar„,,,; and... !Imre
Jams?
In Glass Jars at 35c
In 5113 Pails at 75c
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The Hub Grocery
CREAM WANTED !
We will buy your cream and guar-
antee yolk -
HIGHEST PRICES
ACCURATE RECORD
PROMPT RETURNS
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
Write us for cans. We supply
them. Pay express _ charges. Pay,
you for the cream you sirup twice
each month. Carefully weigh, sam-
ple 'and test each can and send you
a statement. Write today, prices aro
high,
Agents :
Walton -W. G. Neal
Kinbura-'Hall & Co.
Varna -Beatty Bros.
T110 Seaforth Creamery Co.
Box 486 SEAFORTI1, UNT,
Spriugieilli
sev
Astockof
Clover, Timothy, Alsike,
Alfalfa, Etc,
Mangolds, Turnips, and
Small. Seeds
also Seed Grain
Highest` prices, paid
for Hay and Grain
Ford &AIcLeo(
WANTED
New Laid Eggs
Fancy prices are being pair$
for strictly, new laid eggs a•0
our. poultry plant. 'Bring your,
eggs to us and get the teade
cash,
LIVE
Pou!try--Wanted
Highest prices will be paid
for largo quantities of live
poultry, that will be required
'to meet the increasing dee
nand due to meatless daps,
Poultry' taken, the first three
days of each week during the
winter months.. •
Begood to your flock -df;' liens
this year and help production,
This is patriotic work and, at
the same time helping your
own pooltet,
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
CLINTON
N. W. Trewartha, Phone 190
Manager or Ilolmesviite4 on 1431
1V .R._
Your Sap Pans and
Buckets 'now
So as to be ready when the
sap begins to r>m..
Agent for Hecla Furnaces
THOS. tL&WKINS.
Plumbin and Heating
P."
win) ever Rewland'i Ilsrdwat a
1''IioNE) 63,