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i ll ' (fpr e Out Out a01110 sgidlers
+*'+ g g,
shirts s *either day and, a - great
,ass was made about it, the shirts
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may ha'o keen all ut soldie when it
pontos to cutting out soldiers' shirts
The Nov - c r ac so 1e
i s Re a d w9uld back n
hi the ladies of the Chilton W.ometee
Patriotic Society,who have lied
nearly four )'earexperience at it
Ind who are known -to be; experts,
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Count News
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8325 was realized by the 1 O,D,E,
fpr tip AiOxandl'a 110g]lital, G'pdcr'
iC 1 0 t 1 I Da' C'1 tags
i n D-1iu n1p3 l r wli t t
WOO Sold, g'
et/.ir, BR o of 130] atc, wltlienuwly
y g
taking part in •a foot taco at a
church picnic recently, had the iniS-
fortune to fracture his ankle,
Frank Welland, who When my the
onrpipy of .the Huron idxpoaftor
printed for' some person or ]ferrous
unknown an alleged libel upon Major
Registration Returns; .,
' , for South Huron
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i lie fRii'p'wlll is a liar pf the regia-
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11.4 lou of Dien and women in
South Httron according to, luno-
ici is ites, course a car
t l to o.r5e in ii a
oan it be fallen ' as an accurate
ro istration or an municipalityas
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people -could register. anywhere sad
did not by any ,iiieaas stick to their
own municipality t
Male Female
Mullett 755 744
Varna*,
Tho .Women's i?atl:iotia Society 111
feud giving an eitertatltment in the
e , we i •
hull on Tuesday da a nil next at
tvliiah the 1Zt)w,yG, lt. Garrott file
apP()iiltotl Alioan r09t'Rrat
1lonsail, 1t'ill tell sohn4thii1' of his
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experiences .while in the tretlohes in
Prange, There will also be a music-
' `
al program.
The Y.G,K.O, of Varna intend hat/••
ing a garden, party on the 23rd,
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IVIOtt)EI ts, Attention,
Bring your exteinee, tires and el-
eotrioa1 Work to "S(Mare Deal Gari
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a p Varna Phone (Maw 626 r 1d.
for +so t o f -
r fen iii lope ring. Atl. vuleazl
lug gpaantped flet to lutn t lli'S'ter
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pr I11 a ar•U, Will outwear, rust oY
p p
easing. Complete lino of repaired
cast, s carried$5 and a Also all
g p •
new tiros oariie(i in stock, l xtivoss
charges Paid 0110 way.
1'u. H.• EPS &,SON
on 020 r 14 VARNA
tone : Clint...
Izov rl ALE a STOREY
FOR ,S
imine t?Ruse, oorrrehc of 7'ownsheltd
end Dirk etreeta in good'repair,
e ,
etc filo lights, and tp'wu Water,.
ou Promises tp ltiirs, L.
Apply . •
Stodg, -�0
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•p Cereals
II.
N.
MttS. SAI)zl� JOIINSiON WILT:
visit Clinton qii Wednesday of each
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week to take orders for Spirelle
C0850116. Shy will he at the home
of Mis. Trick, Rattenhurr street,
wltero anymessage m be left for
!; ay
hoc. -3a
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Rye flour
Potato knout
'l'le Giob0 the other day comment-
all upon en editorial Which •appeared
it a certain Ontario weekly pujler
tint a few days after'saxds bend
hal the editorial in questibn lead
lriginailY appeared in another(
veckly, editor n'otosted
y' 1
tgainat the product of his brain
teing credited to somebody else,
!'his sort of thing could not happen
1 due credit were given when clip-
dogs aro made from other papers,
, . w *
HayS of Seaforth, was taken . into
custody mill lodged in Pembroke Jail
as he was about to joinhis writ at
Petawtt'vll Game rec9ntly, ,.,,7110
charge was contempt of . court, Weil-
and. hewing refused to tell the name
of' the person to whom ho had . d9
livered the pamphlet 'which caused.Bradford
the trouble, though ordered to do so
by the court,
Mrs. Frocl Davis, who was visiting
in. the .east with her 1)051)and and
daughter, died suddenly at the home
Goderich TN 493 402
Stanley, U40 002
'Hay, 022 051
Stephen • 1024 ]-077
1'upkersmlUli
'6311 - 528
mextuee 530 507
Usborno , ;firs
Exeter 044 870
Ileilsalt Sl4 381
Bayfield ; 133 100
Seatorth 835 1006
Clinton 641 951
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Marriages
,
OAMriR0N-BRA)F01iD - At the
home of the bride's parents, God-
'oriel, June 29, Mona Pearl, eld-
est daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Geo,
to John Alexander
Cameron o£ Toronto..
HHOLMES-WATSON-At Blyth, on
June 20th, 11ineeson Stanley Hol-
mes of West Monkton, 0111„ late
of the 4th Canadian Mounted IRif-
YOUR CLO'PIIES CLEANED RE-
paired and Pressed and et the
s1iortest possible notice, Both Lad -
Lad -
les' and Gentlemen's clothes; We
guarantee to do good work. I am
prepared to French Dry Clean ladies
Suits, Gent's sults and all kinds
of Woolen clothing including Sweat-
ers, etc. MI orders promptiyl at-
tended to. Rooms over 1[Iunnifnrd's
grocery stere -Win, J, Jago. -00
Rise flour
Barley flour ,
Buckwheat flour
Kellogg's bran
gg
FARM FOR SALE• -92 • AORESOF
splendid farm land in good state of
cultivation, On it are a comfort-
able storey and a half brick house
with new steel roof, a good cellar,
a barn 40x60 and eraty shod 22x28
with foundation under all, room to
rte up 28 bead of oattie and v
horses besides 3 box stalls, root
room, Sped room, separator room
and harness room. Cement (!pots
throughout except 2 box stella anti
root house, A stone pig pen 24x24,
a hen -house 24x10 and a drive shed
20x30, There is a never faille
creek, a good well and cis
tent
tern, about le acres • of orchard,
This is a desirable property et
utiles Tr°nl Clinton, good gravelb
road. I want to sell at onto as
health makes it necessary for the
to give up farming for the present.
Would sell stock, implements and
crop if so desired. -Apply Leonard
E Weir, Lot 27, Con. 4, Mullett,
,
Clinton 1 , 0. -40
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Silverware Salo
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O'Ne!l
"George the Democrat" is .the
.ow title given to Ring George el
mgland by President Wilson, Such
title from the head of a republio
ke the United ,States is' a (*pipit-
lent which King George and his.
objects have everyreason to a -
p
reciate, This war is making many
ban ns and one of the most grafi-
of hen husband's father at Mitchell
n0 Wednesday night of last week.
Phe deceased lady camp east from
Alberta several weeks ago and with
her husband and young daughter liad
bean visiting relatives in:.Goderich,a
Seafortih and other points. They in
tended returning to Alberta this
week. Mrs, Davis was formerly Miss
er
formerly
Margaret Davison
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Total 7510 842e
Over 1400 cards were made out for
the Organization of Resources Com-
mittee from those who had register-
6
ed as having had some experience in
farm work. In North Huron the
cards coined in this connection num-
bored 1150,
les, France, to Dora, 4th daugh-
for of A2r. and Mrs, ',John 1Vatson
of Morris township,
GALLOWAY -WELLS -At Baltimoreg
Md,, on June' lath, Alice Maude,
(laughter of Mr. and Mrs, Chas,
A. Wells Goderich to A. Clarke
Galloway of Baltimore, Md,
For one Week only 5 will offer 12
sets of stirring silver plated flatware
5 pieces to the set, regularly $0.25
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for $4,25• Tho sets consist of berry
spoon, gravy spoon, aced meat fork,
but ter knife and sugar shell, Dont
wait until they are all gone before
coming ill as these goods can't be
The
Canada Food
No,
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Hub Grocer �'
Board License
8-2495
wing is the changed attitude of the
wo great English-speaking peoples,
he English and the American, to-
each other, They are b000nl
belles acquainted add that loads,
s is the ease Often with uals,
1 a batter mutual understanding,
* * «
e Grain Growers' Association a
The
io west is beginning to regard ser -good
Yg y g g 1
turn the�scarcit of church )}ivil-
;es in the out -lying Western cora-
,unities, There are, so it is avoir-
1, two thirds of the rural school
in
i Thisinchurch
arvicess of any kind. without
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le provinces while in Ontario clmr-
nes crowd oath other in almost ev--
:y community. We have in .Clinton,
of
Mr. Bert Treleaven of Dungannth,
while assisting at a barn raising re-
sustained an injury to his
forehead
Forehead just above the eye when a
heave hammer fell from a Plate
above him. Several stitches were
required to close the wound caused
but, it is thought lucky , that he
happened to be looking upward at
the of h as 11 the tool had faint on
topof his .'head the result might
have been more serious.
Boys have been going in bathing
'without Bathing suits at Brussels
trouble they
tre likely continue. SueIi roc-
Y p
rises are Contrary to law,
An auto accident happened on the
Pp
Lake Road near Exeter one day re-
Dispose of Old' FIenS and
Breeding Stock Early
As soon as the breeding season is
over, get rid of all male birds used
in the breeding pens. When the egg
yield drops in•the early summer, or
when the egg yield sloes not pay for
years feed, sell• all hens overtwo
old anti even the year-olds cull
pretty well. Poultry at this time
of the year will bring a better price
than later and feed and space hill
p
be saved for the best of the year-
olds and the growing chicks, Old
hens as a rule, especially of the
p Y
feed in varieties er not pay for their
feed in late summer eggs.
Births
STEPHENSON-In Stanley, on Jima
28th, n Mr.,and Mrs. Lawrence
Stephenson, a daughter.
BUCHAN•
NAN-In Walton, on ,June
250, to Mr. and Mrs. J, S.
Buchanan, a daughter.
Deaths
BAWDEN-In Toronto, on June 27th,
Fanny Stanlake, wife of Peter
Bawden of Exeter, aged 67 years.
IN A4EA QRIAIVT
In loving memory of George Lawra-
son of Stanley,who departed
this life on July 8th, 1917 -Wife
and famit Y
duplicated at near this price.
Don't forget when In to ask to see
the New Onward Crumb Sweeper ;
does away with the old whisk and
tray altogether, neat,- u'
quick and.
clean, only $4.25, selling in the city
for $5.50.
A few more pairs of Motor Gog-
gles left. Don't waft or they will be
all gone. Come in and get a pair to
protect your eyes -you should value
them -we onlyp
Active Service Regis -
,ration Card Cases noiv in stock.
How sting those old glasses, are
theyv
suiting you , .Better come in
and have your eyes tested and see if
you can't be better suited.
EYES TESTED FREE,
All repairs neatly and promptly
done. and prices right.
R. H. JOHNSON
J 0 w• 01 e 0 a nil 0 p t i c f 0 n
Get
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CORRUGATED
MEA
P LU M B I
THOS.
Agent for
SElop over
fly . Prices
MON
SHINGLES
ft
AND �iDIiiG
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HAWKII\S.
Hecla Furnaces
PHONE 63.
Rowland's Hardware.
on
E ATING
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FDR SALE -HOUSE AND LOT ON
Princess street, half acre land with
orchard ; comfortable 7
roomed house with summer kit-
ellen, Terms easy. -Apply on
premises to Mrs. Akam: -47
FOR SALE -WE HAVE FOR SALE
at reasonable prices four Shorthorn
Registered Bulls from I2 10 I5
months old„ Good pedigrees. Ea-
quire at Plumsteel Bros, store or
at the form, London Road �, mile
from town, -J. Roy Plumsteel.-89
town with a population barely ov-
that required for incorporation as
Town, no less than sir • churches'
ith as -many resident clergymen
id a Salvation Army hall with
vo officers always in charge, There
-e held in this town an average of
cently by which the driver of the
car, Itir, John Henderson, London,
who had a car full of soldiers, was
badly injured. The car struck some
gravel going down a hill and ran
into the ditch. Mr. Henderson had
his leg broken above the knee and
badly lacerated below, 'He tak-
Sell the young cockerels whenever
they are ready throughout the sum-
neer. Don't keep everything till the
fall• Whenever the price is good, sell
the cockerels as broilers or as small
roasters.
In an experiment carried on at
CAME+', INTO MY POSSESSION -A,
fawn colored tweed rain coat ;
strap•back. Owner can have same
by proving property and peying
for this advertisement, -Jas, Ii,
Reid, Bayfield. -49
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Pack Your Troubles
in your old kit bag and smile," is
the slogan of the boys at the front
and we must do likewise in the us-
ing of wheat substitutes. We have
in stock this week the necessary sub -
stitutes at popular prices :
Corn dour
Barley flour, perblb 100
Rya 11our, per lb 100
Rice Flour, per lb 13c
Corn meal, 3 lbs. for 25c
Oatmeal, 8e lbs. for 25c
• Get your supplies at our store.
* * * * * * * * * * * *
* ONE HOUR SPECIAL- *
7.30 TO 8.30 *
* *
rventeen religious services per week,
et counting the Sunday schools held
t all the churches weekly. It looks
a if something night be done by
le Churches of Canada to even
tinge up. •A town like Clinton
rind do with half the churches and
LE the clergymen. They should be
was
en to London hospital. •
The Dominion Day celebration' in
Goderich was very successful in spite
of the disagreeable weather. The
trades and labor procession was
about a mile long and was a e fine
show in itself. The receipts of the
day amounted to some $1350. After
the. Experimental Farm in the spring
of 1917 with Leghorn chickens, the
sale of the cockerels paid all ex- :
penes for incubation, brooding and
feed for themselves and pullets h1p
until the first of September. Whoa
the pullets went into winter quer-
,ers on November 1st, they had
RAIN COAT LOST -ON JULY 5th,
at Holmesville Garden Party or
on Huron Road between Holmes-
vine and the 16th, a man's fawn
rain coat. Finder kindly comuhun-
irate with J. J. Connell Clinton.
Phone 8 on 607. 49-1
(Next to Hovey's Drug Store)
Clinton
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I fl l S WANTED
+rw
WE E C 1N GIVB
EMPLOYMENT TO '1t
MORE KNIT-,
1PERS, ETC, &PPL'
AT ONCE: MILLET
Knitting Co.r
LIMITED.
A: FULL LINE OF •
Flour and Feed
ALWAYS OAT HAND
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•.a.; • ! irj
Stock of Seeds
SEED,
URNIP S)aED
'
r ' and °thee • Small Seeee
vided up with those who lack,
here are difficulties in the tray of
ice an arrangement but men of
nee and vikioh are supposed to be
11e t` surmount difficulties. Everytel
1111mu111ty in Canada should havethe
paying expenses the remainder will
be used for patriotic work.
Capt. R. R. Sloan, who has been -
connected with •the Military Hospi-
at Kitchener for some months,FEW
has returned hometoBlythandis
cost over and above what had been
Paid by the sale of the cockerels
just 3.9 cents each. This experiment
showed not only that it paid to sell
cockerels early, but it also de-
that
FARMS -IF YOU WANT TO SELL
your farm or to purchase a farm
or city property write to Harry
Cantelon, Real Estate Agent, 010
Brock Ave., Toronto. 47-3
church centre and its church n-
inow
fences. * « *
The grocer in Toronto who was
g
through with military work.
Victor Sanders, nephew 'of Mr. C.
H. Sanders of Exeter, was a dis-
rnonstraled pullets could be
raised much cheaper than they could
be bought In the fall.
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Just Arrived--
* Between 7.30 and 8.30 p.m., *
* Saturday we will put on sale *
* at special price a 16 oz. pack- *
* age of seeded raisins for 10e. *
* Between hours mentioned only, *
2 package(. ie limit wall your
* order. *
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Johnson
Hson & CO
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The Store of Quality.
Phone orders promptly cared for.
PHONE 111.,
Retail Grocer License No. 8-7241
one Hundred dollars by Judge
ingsford the other day for dumping
quantity of eggs in , the garbage
the case and Judge lelorson
:led that as the eggs is question
100 already completely spoiled when
order-in-council,wlipas odich e
rd ion wasim¢de under
r
the eggs 'were not food at
the
pencer on the Llandovery Castle, the
hospital ship torpedoed by the Ger-.VIi
mans, and it is feared he was
among the victims as his name does
not appear among those rescued. It
was feared that Nursing -Sister Car-
ling also of Exeter, was among the
lost bttt apparently she was net on
this ship,and
Si.SHelens
Mr. James Joynt left for Toronto
last week to take a course in pbysi-
cal trainin .
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Miss visiting atiW. ie J. lr°ranps,Lpndon is
Mr. John Durhin, who underwent
in Wingham hospital, is
9IcNSTfNvL� SHINGLES
Let us show you how to make a
forty year shingle roof.
CAR DRESSED I I\I.
PINE
Some beautiful V matched Siding
square matched Flooring,
u !
THE CORNED STORE
Live and Let Leve
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WE SELL ALL THE BREAKFAST
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HIGHEST PRICES FOR ia�RAiIT
leas 1
Ferri81-Wcf,,gof
License No. 9-2109.
time and did not come under
der, The eggs were `.`defective,"
iU is alleged,• when purchased frons
cold storage company in December
g P e
about three cents per dozen,
The cold storage system, as far as
(Unary Polk can see, seems to be
t wrong. Eggs should not be sold
Canada at any time or place for
roe cents per dozen ; they should
used when they are flt for food
not kept until they are ` only
orth three cents. But it appears
at dealers can sometimes buy "de-
eggs, which "will not keep
ore than two months" for three
its per dozen. Who wants a "de-
Ale*" egg at any price ? If an
'ib not good it is bad, despite
e well known story -of the curate's
g•
Dealers in a town like Clinton are
to candle their eggs and
1
Use°llf Substitutes NeCessar
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Canada's new wheat crop will not
reach the consumingMisses
public as flour
for three months at least and in
the meantime this country he be
very short of wheat flour, The use
of substitutes, therefore, bpeonies au
imperative necessity in this country
and our people should familarize
themselves with methods successful-
ly used in baking these substitute
flours.•
On the 1st of July the Canada
Food Board Order became effective
requiring all
g public bakeries and
private households -also, to use 10
percent. substitute cont. On the
15th 00 July this percentage is to
be increased to 20 percent. Substi-
Lutes, ,as defined by the new law,
an operation
doing as well as can be expected.
Miss Mary Little is Thome from Al-
lenford, .
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Winnie and Vera floods
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have returned after spending a week
visiting friends in Erin and other
places.
Mr. and ilIrs, Richard Martin spent
e.
Sunday at the. home of Mr. Robt.
Woods,
We are pleased to see Mr. harry
Manery around again, after being so
severely hurt in a runaway some
tulle ago.
Mr, and Mrs, Arnold Barbour of
Erin,accompanied bythe Misses
1
Nina and Winnie Woods of St. Het-
ens, spent the week -end in Hayfield.
p y
Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie and Alrs,
Cameron of Guelph are visiting at
Mr W. C. Webb's.
CAR CANADA CEMENT
Your assurance of perfect saUisfac-
tion in old and new work,
,CAR SUI''", COAT;
Would strongly advise anyone with
a furnace to put in at least part of
their supplyof this coal.
CAR CHESTNUT COKE
For upstate stoves this is next to
the genuine Anthracite from which
the American Fuel Administration
is practically barring us.
Tho above items although of new
g
stock are comparatively reasonable
in prices.
We also have good supplies in our
other staple lines and solicit your
inquiries.
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FOODS AND ALL THE
DINNER AND
SUPPER
FOODS
, ' SPECIALS e
Oran es
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CBMENI', BRAN
SHORTS FLOUR
Chopping Tuesdays,
Thursdays & Saturdays
TERMS—CASH
Lemons,
Bananas,
gaSt Fruit,
Strawberries,
Tomatoes,
New Potatoes,er
New Cabbae
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BUTTER AND EGGS WANTED
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Canadian Food Control-Licenseltr3r
5-3123
P ]t o n e 4 8
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We have a few Praire State 1
Incubators left. which we will
sell at last year's prices rath- I
than carry over -in sizes f.
of 100 egg, 150 egg and 240. ,l
egg capacity. ,,1
/ate ' } J
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As there was a shortage o? `
`JOHN HUTTON
LONDESBORO
COPPING
4�•
quired
ship any but those that are
end, They are then shipped to
e cities and it is while there that
include bran, shorts, corn flour, corn
meal, edible Cornstarch, hominy,
corn grits, barley flour, rolled oats,
oat meal, rice, rico flour, buckwheat
0
"There's a fight going on ; are you
snit?"
J. B. MUSTARD'•--•
1BRUCEi'IHLD
ey become "defective."
dour,' potato flour, tapioca flour, ryeNN
Eggs are valuable as food but
ey are easily rendered unfit for
od, They should 'be used when
osh, like fresh fruit. Flood' the
arket with thein if necessary and
low people the luxtu:y of eating as
any as they want occasionally•
be tucked away in
flour and rye meal. Potatoes ate
also classed as a substitute for
'pleat flour, in propotilon of furNo.
pounds of potatoes to one of the
other substitutes mentioned, on ac-
count of the higher percentage of
water to Potatoes. A large number
School of (Oi'I1rr1€1?ce
CLINTON ONT.
'
The Clinton Flour Aiilts
will do chopping every
Saturday at 8 cents a
bag'
FLOUR.
Have you tried our
North Star flour ? Made
from pure Manitoba No.
1 hard wheat,
TERMS ARE STRICTLY CASH.
poultrylast year 11 is ext-
ec
I t attc
wail for live poultry all sea- !
a son. We are always fn the '
rri ve market for live poultry and
! will be pleased to quote you
prices at any time.
a carload of Feed Corn. We
'ewe*
have also scented a quantity,
of Choice Seed Corn in the GUNN, LANGLOIS
following varieties : L N O
�®I� CO.e
Selected Yellow Learning,.CLINTON
Giant Prolific Southern Ensilage, 'N.: W. Trewartha, ' *e4na 100
g , Manager or FloImoavitlo 4 011148
Selected Red Cob Ensilage,
should not
me corner of a 0010 storage plant
await a rise in the market, ,;hen
rgotten or overlooked until they
spoiled and then dumped in
e garbage,;
According to facts recently brought
light the cold storage companies
the greatest food wasters in
made,
ea �, fApdile housewives
spoonfulthecold
Y 'sked ton.
oraag0 people waste it by the
ousewives should hot cense to
0e, if only by the spoonful, but
o cold storage companies must be
ode to discontinue wasting.
of millers are ready with these 011-
ferent Moura and as soon as the
public demand calls for them they
will be distributed tbrouglhout the
trade, and are now procurable by,
dealers. There has, been smote talk
about the price of substitutes being
high in proportion to flour but ie is
expected that this condition will
get as the
generalg
into remedyf circulation. throughout t1pr0U heat
the trade. In the case of corn 'Heal,
the price has advanced for corn in
Chicago on account of market con-
ditions. Canadian millers were de-
pending ou American cotn and ad-
vanced the price of corn meal ac-
Considering the National Crisis and your ability,
in what capacity can you serve best ?
Dont say UNSKILLED LABOR—
Canada needs SKILLED LABOR
Untrained workers are as great a hindrance as
untrained soldiers,
A Course at This School will enableyou to
Answer this Question with SATISFAC'
TiON TO 'YOURSELF and to CANADA.
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JOHN SCHOENHAI.S
Thane No, 8 CLINTON
License No, '4-376
Early Amber Sugar ,;ane,
As the season has �- --
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Enrolment No, 97, form 1
Will stand for the improvement of
stock n. season
at this s tiS9l at his awti sumo.
Wed 1Snd, 7'uckerstnith, 'Porins $15
to insitte,.
$i•, W. NO'I''I
'f�ren�'r.,tt�nC
arrive
cd for tee hatching of Baby, We will buy, your cream and guar
Chicks wo Itave in stock a antee ou-
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quantity of Baby Chicle Feed 'HIGHEST. PRICF•S
which we are selling at teas- ACCURATE RECORD
enable prions. PROMPT RETURNS
Seed Buckwheat, (Silver ENTIRE SATISFACTION
Hull Choice); and also our Write its for cans, We supptys
usual lino of Flout, Bran, them, Pay express charges. Pay,
Shorts and Feed. yeti for the ereant you blip twice
each 111011111, Carefully weigh/ sem-
highest Prices for Grain and Wool, pro and test each can and send you
�----, • a statement. Write today, prices ere
You Bet They're Not
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rhe small boy sometimes sees
oaf itt and sees fat. Ile reads the
;ns of the tithes unabashed. John,
. a eo-education school in England,
t finite a good iigttr0 at the exam-
seione, but failed to get the high-
t merles awarded in his m red
cordingly on all new contracts, It
is not expected that this market
condition 'will continue, however, as
there has heen plenty of corn in the
United States since last harvest,
With the 1018 0001) in -prospect, it is
expected that there will be a still
more plentiful supply tar the coming
seas°,.
The Business World Needs Your Services
and its Doors are Wide Open to You
TiTL SCHOOL OFFERS -THE FOLLOWING COURSES:
Beal tress, .Stenographic, Secretariat, Civil Service
Ensiness Ponmauship
andaeeaugesSpecial Courses for special stuticui,s,
For £artier particulate write to
WARD,
Ws. His father was astonished
it iuttensed. (Jelin beaten byit
ell "John,I am Medea to find
(
¢t lett hare a1.l0wed yourself to
defeated by a Mere girl."
,
lir viewof i greet neednlet/ tress
every Canadian farmer should der
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B. f1'. 13.A,, AI. Accts., Principal
�, 'o Specialist,
M. A. STONE, Corn, PHONE. QR Vice -Principal
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f►a Jenkins Walt Agents,
A#� ��pa � —W. G, Neal
FLOUR AND FLED. leinbure.-11011 it Co., t
Elevator lehorie 199 Jtesidenee 9143 Varna-l3eatty B.tos,
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Retail License N0. D�••-`w3Q$ �'rm° Seaforth vt�et'tei` Ca,
�1ti 1tNlt1[SpeYS 'iAnnnetn i+tn. th„-.R7; n..., weo cY.Yirini�mrt rert}s„
"Yea, father," says John, Whitish-
i y, '`I Havel blit I can tell you
methintrr--g1rls are not sq're12' 910010
Car air." --'i710 Argnnat).t,
divot all sutpltiu wheat to the MAT-
Ice() at onto. The lillt(s lire dos
gerously short until file coming liar-
west brings Mitt,
SCHOOL OPENS TUESDAY, SEPT, 3RD
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