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"Our Own" line is a
good one throughout all
the list.
Some .of these you
-know are' good, because
you have tried them.
How about?
"Our Owns" Biaking'Pow-
der, special value -at
15c.
:`Our: Own" Blend Ster-
ling
' Tea, only 30c
per lb.
" Our Own " Excellent
Coffee, only 45c lb.
W, T. O'NeilI
'February 17th, 1903
Clinton News -Record
Bluth
Mrs. 7}I. IIotney was called to Hol-
stein -last week to see her mother
who had met with an accident.
Mr.. Wm. Barr; who has been 'mail
'courier on R. R, No. 3 erersince it
was -opened,: has enlisted in the
161st. Comicihor H.,-Ilorncy has.
"been awarded 'lite contract,
Miss Martha' Moore is visiting
with friends in Princeton
Mr, Roy Baia has taken a Position
`with Mr. A,' Ta dor left vacant b
y x
the enlistment of Mr. ostia Spaf-
lord. •
,
Miss Mabel Colclough of Ethel was
home for -a Ow days recently.
Mr. and all''s..A..W. Beacom at-
tended the funeral of the late '< John.
alusg"rove of Wingham .last. ,week,
Mr, and Mrs. Alex. Ward ,and faro-
aly of Ar
co'
a Sask.; '
were
ero h r
e' re-
cently visiting their aunt Nis.
13.
Taylor.
News Recrd means News -Reader:
Seaforth.
aa -aa''• Mr. and Mrs. Sparks' of " Bayfield
have renthi the house on John street
-owned. by Mr, 'C. Soole.
Miss Ethel Grieve has been visitiug
friends iu Exeter ;•'
Mr: A. pe Lacey of Sulithaviile has
been visiting his son; =Mr. L. 1'. De
Lacey,
Miss Irene -Gemmel' •is spending. a
-couple of months with friends at
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mr. J, R. Archibald has been vie-
iting with relatives at Dunnville and
Hamilton.
Mr. ,James MoGce has. retmaaasaga
from a ,visit with his daughter and
.other fiends in Toronto.
Miss McBride of Belleville, a'nurse
who has been int:France and who Le
turned with Miss Edith Meelinr - is
her `guest. in town,-'
Miss Casemore of .New York City
21as been the guest of Miss Evelyu
'Greig;
Miss H. a. Graham'spent a few
days(n Toronto ree'ent33y. She was
a.
a boast at the FIuron Old.l3oy s At -
Home
while there.
John Lacey of McKillop
died edat
the home of his grandson, Mr..Thos,
Naylor last week at the great age
of ninetyr-eight years. The funeral
.-- took place on Thursday last to St.
:C'olunban cemetery'.
Mrs. Francis Klein, an old resident
of town, passed away also fast week
at the home of her son, Mr.: Thomas
Klein: The late,ilfrs. Klein was a
natives of Belgium and name to
Canada with her husband nearly six-
ty years ago. The funeral took
place on Friday to St. James' cern-
aterp.
Mrs. Moull, Miss Pearl 'Lawrence
'and Mr.-,i4Iatt. Lawrence arrived
from Edmonton last week owing to
the illness of their mother, Mrs,
Jas, Lawrence of McRillop.
Miss Spierman of the Department
•ui Education, Toronto, was here last
week, classifying and cataloguing the
books in the Carnegie Library.
Messrs, Wm. and -George Bethune
were in Toronto last week,
Willgham
Happenings of Fifteen
Ago.
�o:
Years
Happenings in Clinton at the
Opening' of the Century.
Takenfrom the .Files of The
News -Record of the -date,
indicated.':
February 13th, .1901.
Father. McMinamin is asking :for
tenders for the erection of a :rectory.
Three rinks of Curlers went to
Seaforth on Thuxsdayi last and Pisy-
ed with a like number in the sister
town. The following comprised the
local ranks : J. W. Moore, W. E.
Rand; B. J. Gibbiggs, W. Spalding,
skip ; J. W, Treleaven, T, Jaokson,
Jr., J. Johnston,. W. Jackson, •skip ;
C L. Tenney, L. M McLean, c F.
Y, ,
Fair, N. Fair; skip.
The following .committees were ap-
pointed at a recent meeting of the Li-
brary Board : Library, W. Brydone,
W. Coats, A. McKenzie, W. E Rand.
BuildingW. R Lough, A:' McKenzieDr, Shw, W., I3 ydone. Finance :
W. E. Rand, Mayor Jackson, W. Bry-,
Bono,
Ontario street Sunday school' held
a very successful anniversary oa Sun
dap and Mondays last.
The Local Market.
Wheat 63c to 64c.
Oats 26e,to 27e.
Barley 35e to 36.. ,
Butter 16c to 17e,
Eggs 15c to 1$c.
St. Helens
Owing to an epidemic of measles
Lucknow High: and Public schools
have been closed for a few weeks.
The scholars from around. St. Hel-
ens have returned to their homes
here,
A successful box social was held
here uuder the auspices of ' "the Wom-
en's Institute of St. Helens and was
arat ucc um of over
e success. The s
f3
$50 was realized for patriotic pur-
poses
MissTenGordon' Tena Gor has returned
from the west and as at present
visiting Mrs, W. E. Gordon.
Miss Lizzie Anderson, who has been
baking a post, graduate course at
Ottawa,is at resent visiting ti
At
p g
her home here.
Miss Mary Little ob Mornington
spent a few days at the home of her
parents here.
Mr. Isaac Miller lost one of his
valuable gray drivers with inflamma-
tion last week,
Mrs,. W, J. Todd has returned
home after spending a few days with
friends in Winghant,
Miss Jean Webb, nurse-im-training,
who underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis in London recently, has
returned home and is able to he out
again.
News -Record means News Reader,
Goderich
Mrs, G. A. Lunney of Collingw:ood
and airs, B. E. Webster of Hamilton
%acre the guests lust week of Mrs.
J. H. 'Johnston.
Mr. .1., II. Wilford last week at. Miss Neelin of Seatorth, ate has
•tended the annual convention of the recently returned from the front,
Oanadian Produce Association at will address a meeting- of the re -
Belleville, Ife went from there on a cantly organized Womans s branch of
business trip to the Maritime prow- the Huron County, War Auxiliary on
inees,. Thursdays next.
►r ltlr. Salami Naylor has returned to Miss Tena Kay and Mr. W. P.
bis hone at Elgin, Man., after a Johnston of the 71st Battalion wore
visit with friends and' relatives here, quietly married on Wednesday. last
Mr, Adam Schaefer was called Last by Rev, James Hamilton.
'week to the bedside of his father in John Raymond McIntosh, tvho had
9Vlilverton, been i11 in a` Detroit htspital for
Mrs. Dinsley is in- Detroit visiting some time but who was brought
her daughter,. Isis norma Dinsley, home about fide weeks ago,died at
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tindall 'of Nee- the home of his mother on Senday
paws, Man., have been visiting rola- week.
fives in Turnberry. The funeral of the late Mrs. 8, R.
Mr. W..R. Quaid of Vancouver, B. Swarts took place on Monday week.
0., was the guest last *eek' of his A pretty wedding took place in"
sister, airs. A. Schaefer. - St, Peter's church on, Tuesday morn-
Mr. and Mrs. John Causer of Ed- ing of last week. when Miss Sara
mouton, Alta., spent a few days Ducharme of Zurich was united in
with the former's sister, Dr,- Mar- marriage to Gunner Ernest Page of
garet Calder, last week. tfie•13rd battery; who Is under 'or -
Miss Mattie Maxwell-, nurse, bas, ders for, overseas service. After the
gone to Winnipeg to nurse her sis ceremony the wedding breakfast was
ter, Mrs,' W. .J. Walkey. =partaken of at the home of Mr. and
Mr. Fred F. Honuith has taken a Mrs. Page, and the young couple left
fair a short honeymoon -trip,
1VIr, S. A.,MegaWW, brother of Mr.
R. J. Megaw of ,town, who was 'un-
til a, short time ago manager of the
Weste'n - Canada Flour ' Mills Co,,
Winnipreg, was, killed in an auto.ac-
cident la Los Angeles, ' California, '
last weals.' .Mr. 'Megaw 'had gone to
Los Angeles' for w rest after' retic
fling from ''bUdi ness. IIe carried a .life
incutance of $115,000, having 'taken
dot an additional $50,000 •only taro
w%eeks ago.
alma Major of Toledo,.. Ohio,. 1, is
visiting her father, rear. A. M. , Pol.
lei'. " •
-Miss Nellie Phalan' of Duluth is
spending- a vacation with her pat-
ents here.'
Miss', Jean ,Lawson Ras returned to
Detroit after a visit at her ._ home
here, Miss • Margaret accompanied
her for a visit.
Mr, and Mts.. Walter Sharman
have returned from ,Detroit, where
they went before Christmas: alt,
Sharman, who was very ill ;to: some
weeks, is nicely recovering.
position with Mr, J, W. McKibbdfn,
EVIr. R. L, Mitchell, teller in 'the.
Bank of Hamilton, has been prompt-
•ed to the head office, Toronto. My•
Little of Palmerston has taken - the
vacant place here.
Mr. Samuel Hayman and kiss Es=,
ther Hyndman of Crandeil, 141arta\
have`been guests of Mr. Thos. Scott.
-e
Zurich
Mr. E. ,I>. -Wean and Miss Annie
attendedi funeral m the fn neral of the
Iate John Foster at Pigeon, . Mich.,
recently,
Miss Adeline Bcchler of idle Been -
son Line was united in marriage on,
Wednesday of last week to Mr, Sum -
eel Koehler of the Goshen Line.
Mr, F. G. Neeman of Buffalo was
here last week on business.
The congregation of the Evangel-
ical church intend installing a new
organ.
Mrs. D. Moltke and son Gordon of
-tosthern, Sask., were visitors at
ate home of Rev. and Mrs. Brown
for a few days recently.
.Schee Iii of DetroitDr. Wesley 1 t
g re -SALE. OF I3Ct1VIE14IAD'E COOKING
hewed old friendships hereabouts re- by the ladies of Wesley church in
centiy, the council Chamber from 3 to 6
• NIr. Ferdinand Hess and. Miss Mar- o'clock on Friday,Feb. 18th. 23-1,
garet went to South Bend, Ind., last
week to attend the funeral of an
aunt, Mrs, 13. II. Neitzel, formerly a
resident of Zurich. Patriotic Tea,
Hensal'l
Mr. (Hugh Buchanan or Toronto,
-who.ikas enlisted ,for overseas ser-
vice, spent a few days with las par-
ents here last Week. He may, ' be
ltrapsferred to Hensel'.,
Private C. Aitchison got a badly
sprained ankle while skating one
,night recently). -
The Girl's Club of Willis church
will give a
lac. -PATRIOTIC TEA
from 3 to 7 o'c,ock, at the home
of Mrs. J. Johnston, Rattenburp
ettect,
WEDNESDAY, February 23,rd
Everybody, ,Comer
5
tommemessames
Marriages
131IADS'FJAW-DAVIS-Int Clinton, on
February '113tln, by Rea. Dr. Rut-
ledge, Bertha,' daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Davis, to George
Davis, to George A, Bradshaw:
lNiI
NC-LY9N-At the residence
of the bride's mother at Londes-
boro, oh Feb. 16th, by Rev, 'Mr.'.
Keine, Rosella, only daughter of
Mrs. G. Lyoin, to William L.
flunking, son of Mr. ants' Mrs,
Rundell I-Iunking of 1-iullett,
I
S411L'PERS-'1'OWA,SIiL+'NDS - At On-
tario street parsonage, on -Feb-
- 16th, by Rev, S. J. Allis,
Ilia May, daughter of Mr. arid'
Mrs, Amos 'Townsend,_ to Francis
E, Watters, all of Tuckersniith
township.
T{OEIILER-BECHLIIR-At Zcirich;'
oa Feb. 9t1r, Adeline . Bechler to
S ue
Koehler,,
am 1both ' E � Hay
o
township,
PAGE-DUCHAR8fl1-In'Goderich on
February 8th, Sara A. Ducharme
or Zurich,. to Pte. Ernest A.
Page,5011 f r
o M , andMrs. Thos.
Page, age, of Goderich. •
Births
HOLMES-in Edmonton, Alta., , oil.
Feb, 12t1i, to Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ter G. Holmes, lormeriyi of Clin-
ton, a daughter.
SIIILLINGTON - At : South Bend,
Inds', on Feb. 13th, to Mr. ` and
Mrs. W. Shillington,.a daughter.
DOHERTY In t'linton, on January
13th, to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Do-
herty, a son, (Robert Depew.)
MURRAY-In'Godcrich, on February
8th, to .1930. and Mrs. John W.
Murray, Quebec street, .a data •
ghter.
STANBURY-In Exeter on Februarp
6th, to Mr, and Mrs. J. G. Sian-
bury; a son.
FRbSBY-In East Wawanosh on Feb.
4th, to Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Fris-
by, a daughter.
, Deaths
IVIcIN OS -
'l,' H Iu Goderich, on Feb.
lith, John Raymond McIntosh.
LA.CEY-In McKillop, Feb. Bth, John
Lacey, aged 98 years.
KLLIN-Iii Seaforth, February 9th,
Mrs, Francis Klein in her 90th
year,
MILLER -In Bayfield on Feb. 10th,
Sophia _Ahrens, relict of the late
Michael Miller, aged 81 years.
IN MEMORIAM-Inloving memory
of our dear sister, Mrs 'John Mid-
dleton (nee Bertha Hayter) whom
God called home one year ago, -
Her Sister Alice.
"OR .SALE, -FOUR GOOD YOUNG
Shorthorn Balls, choice . breeding.
Also sonic good young Berkshire
Boars and Sows, large English
tp;ie, about three months old.
Prices reasonable. -John 0. Durst,
R. R. No. 3, Clinton, 21-4
lion SALE, -ONE ART SOUVENIR
Beater in A 1 conclitioi, at a
bargain. -George ltteKen?ie nen:
the ILT,R. station, -23
WOOD WANTED. -TENDERS WILL
be received by the undersigned for
30 cords of green hard wood, 16
inches long, for Willis Presbyterian
church. -Win, Grant. 23-2,
FARMERS OF FIUROIT.-I HAVE
for sale: feed 'corn 79e to 80e,
bran and shoats, good fall wheat
$1.10 to $1.12, oats 43e to 44c,
barley 55e. If more going when
you come in you will get it Sec-
ond store house off 'London Road,
south side track or come to my
house opposite the Passenger Sta-
tion, always at 'hone... -W. XI.
Perrin. • -24.
PRIVATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
Effects, including Monde self-feeding
'Parlor cook and small coal heater
-afternoons after two o'clock, • at
the home of John Dayment,
Orange street. -33.
'9IARQUIS. SPRING WHEAT, - I
have a limited quantity% of, Marquis
spring wheat foe ,seed. This 'is a
choice variety and has given .good
results, It is especially good . for
. uiixiug, with oats and barley., ripen-
ing ten days earlier than other.
varieties Satiiple and price sent
on request -Fred, Middleton, R.R.
No, 3, Phone 4 on 166. 4 . , 23-6
AUCTION SALE 00' FARM STOCK
sand Implements. -Mr. Henry • La -
beau has instructed the undersign-
ed to sell by public auction at
Lot 47, Bayfield Road, Goderieh
Township, on Monday, , Feb, 21st,
at I o'olocic 'p,m,, , the following :
Mare 7 years:old •agricultural, filly
rising 4 years agricultural, filly.
rising 8 years agricultural, heavy
draft mare rising 8 years, cow 7
years dee' in March, 2 cows 5
years due in April, now 16 pears
due in April, cow 7 years due Mar.
1st,- 5 heifets 2 yrs, 4 due in April
and 1 in May, 2 yearling heifers
due in 'April, 12 springrmE calv s,'
2
steers . rising 2 years, manure
spreader, set double harness, set
harrows, walking plow, riding
Cockshutt plow new, •- seed, drill
Fjrost aC Wood, two -row corn eul-
tiva' or, Planet Junior good as,
new, 14 disc harrow, set bobsleighs
wagon, 500 bushels 04.0. •seed
oats No 72, fifer from ,sn fut. Ow-
ing to retiring from farming the
above stock will be sold without
reserve. Terns :-All sums of 110
and .ander cash, on over that
amount 8 months credit. will be
given on furnishing approved joint
notes. Discount at the rate of '6 '
percent. per annum will be allow-
ed for cash on credit amounts. The
oats will be cash. Henry Labeau,
Owner, T, Guudry,, Auctioneer.
PRIVA'CID SALT; OF HOUSEHOLD
Furniture 'at the residence of the
late Mrs,W. Murray every after-
noon from 2 to 5 o'clock, -22.
HonorRoll
1
The following inembers of the ;401 -
LOT .class of boys in the Ontario St.
church Sunday school, taught by Miss
Stevens and Mr, W. Walker,, have en-
listed;; • '
Lewis Manning Willie Walter
Elmer Beacom Fred, Thompson
George Webber Chas. Thompson
Will. Britton Thos, 'Morgan
Cecil Moores,;' • James Crich
Leslie Wasmann C. F. Lockwood
Robert -Fisher William, Littlewood
Parker George
Tebbutt
I at •leo a To tt
g
William ok
O
S. Newcombe Wi 1n m Br ett,
WOOD WANTED -TENDERS, WILL
be received by the undersigned up
to Pebi ai •h for 2 15 cords o•
Y 3rd 0
f
nunnbe_i one green maple body
wood .22 inches. long. Wood to be
delivered at the "Clinton Model.
School before-theilst.dean of"April.
-S. Kemp, ChaJ roan Property
Committee. -23-2
CUSTOM SAWING' WILL 1E DONE
as usual at Thos. Wallis' on the,
4th con, of Goderich township dur-
ing the coning spring, -McEwen
Bros., Bayiliield. -19
SFIOR7'FIORNS FOR SALE. -
Here's your chance to buy a right
good two-year-old bull from an
innported .sire and' a record milking
strain, Also 3 calves' from 5 to.
1I months old: All good feeders
and in excellent condition. Conte
and -see them. -Edward H. Wise,
R. R. No. B, Clinton, Phone 12
on 155. • -18
Fariiis for Sale
FOR SALE -100 ACRES 1N FIUL-
Iett township, 21 miles from CH --
ton on Huron Road. Good soil
and buildings, 10 acres smalltim-
ber, never failing spring` water, ru-
ral mail and telephone. partic-
ulars
e. For t' p x so-
ulars apply on premises or address
T. J. Watt, R. R. No, 4, Clinton.
-21.
FARM FOR SALE. -In GODERICH
township, one hundred and twenty
acres, Lot .No. 25, Con, 14, S. E.
half ()Mot 80, Maitland con. Good
bank barn, frame house, never fail-
ing well with pipes to house and
barn ; water in five different fields
the year round. Three miles from
Clinton, -Apply to William Mun-
nings, IIolniesville. Phone 14 on
130. -21-5.
FOR- SALE 150 ACRES. -THE
former Ililes' farm, mile and a
half north of Londesboro, good
clays loam, in good state of culti-
vation. Fourteen acres of wheat,
forty acres seeded to clover, and
. buildings fair. "'Petals reasonable,
,aor an exchange for a smaller farm
gladly considered. - Iloltzhauer
Bros., Auburn, R, D. No. 1, 19-4
FARM FOR 'SALE, BEING 'LOT 29
on the 5th con, of Goderich. Town-
ship consisting of 120 acres, 11
acres in fall wheat, •40 acres ready
fey spring plowing, 7 acres• of bush,
remainder under grass. Small or-
chard. Concrete house, Good
barn 58x80 with stone foundation.
Cement silo. Water tank and Wind-
mill at barn. One quartet/ mile from
Porter'§ Hill -James Hamilton,
Clinton. -09
PARK FOIL SALE - FOR .SALE
south half Lot 31-32, - Concession 1,
Tuckersrnith, containing 94 acres
more or less. There are on the
premises a good fraine house with
kitchen and woodshed, cement cis-
tern, good hank barn 40x64 with
stone stabling and cement floors,
drive shed and- hen house, water in
house and barn supplied with wind
mill and cement tank. The farm is
in first-class condition fenced and
drained andthere are 10. acres of
first-class bush and small orchard.
The farm is three and one half miles
'from ,Clinton, five miles from Sea -
forth and one mile frons -,church and
'school,' Rural telephone in house.
The farm ;is all on the west side of
railroad track and is in first-class.
shape. -Terms -Reasonable, reasons
for selling, the proprietor wishes
to retire, for further particulars
apply on the premises or address
John. Thomas Crich, Clinton. -22-13
YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED, RE -
paired and Pressed' and at the
shortest possible notice, Both Lad-
ies' and Gentlemen's' clothes. • We
guarantee to do good wank.' Also
having bought amachine I aant
Pre -
Pared to French Dry Clean. Ladies'
Suits, Gent"s Suits and all kinds
of woolen clothing including Sweat=
ers, etc. Ail orders promptly at-
tended to. Rooms over ,.Grigg'a
jewelery Store. -Won. J. Jago. -55
BUSINESS FOR SALE
The undersigned offers'• his'
stock of Dry -.Goods, Greece.'les, Boots, Shoes, Crockery
Etc:„., for sale. PoSsession
given at such time as will
best suit the purcihaser.
E. F. Merner, Bayfield,
Wanted
Fat` Hens and Chickens wanted.
Highest market price paid. -W. Mar-
quis, Phone 14 on 166. , -23
BITTER WRAPPERS. -GOOD BUT -
ter Makers buy their Butter. Wrap
Pers, printed, at The -News-Record
Office,
HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO RENT
on Raglan street. Two acres of
land, brink house, electric light and
waterworks, small stable. -D, Can-
telon, -03
HEADQUARTERS F 0 R FAIR
banks -Morse Engines. -1 li.p, Engine
Jack with Pump ac 148 2 h.p, Engine'
with Pilmp Jacic- 190, 2a n.p. I'n-
gine 193.50, 5 lap. Engine 1.150, 7
h.p. Engine $225. Also Fleury
Plows,' Grinders and Repairs.' En-
gine and Telephone batteries 30c
ea �h,
c Is. IL EppsVarna
Phone
14 on 178, Clinton.
MRS. J. JOHNSTON, WHO HAS
takenover the agency for the Spir-
ella corset, is prepared to meet the
needs of all old and new custom-
ers. The Spirella is "different" ;
a perfect -fitting, flexible, .made-to-
order corset, allowing every muscle
full play,, Call and ask Mrs. John-
ston about corsets and accessories.
-02
CREAM WANTED. - DAIRYMEN
having cream to sell write to us
for cans. We supply two cans free.
Pay all express' charges and issue'
cheques twice each month, cheques
payable at par. We pay the high-
est market prices consistentwith
an honest test. Testing done by a
' competent man. Each can careful-
ly weighed, sampled and tested on
arrival and statement returned,
Those in the vicinity Kinburn
Kin urn
may leave their Dream with Mr.
whodeliver will do ver ib here,
Write for cans and give us a trial.
Patrons in the vicinity of Varna
may deliver their cream to Beatty
Bros. Store and it will be taken
care of there -The Seaforth Cream-
ery., Box 486, Seaforth; Ont.
JUST ARRIYED
We have just received a car of No,
i' Bard Corn which we.ean offer at
a reasonable pricey ail orders for
same will be 'filled promptly, -
We keep in stock Pure Manitoba
Rolled Oats which comes direct front
the Keewatin Mills and is second to
none in. quality.
We have got in a new supply of
Seeds which are No. 1 Government
Tested and consist of the following :
Red Clover, Alfalfa, Alsike, Timothy
and Orchard Grass.
Flour, Breakfast Food, Easifirst
Shortening, Oil Cake, Molasses Meal,
Bran, Shorts and Low Grade always
in stock.
highest prices paid for Grain.
W. Jenkins & Son.
FLOUR AND FEED,
Phone 199.
We have added a'stock of
New Groceries
and can now supply you with 'Peas,
Sugar, Canned Goods and other lines
to be found in a grocery .store. We
also sell Conner's Bread. This is an
addition to
Flour and Feed
of which we keep a full stock and
will deliver goods to any part of the
town.
We appreciate a share of your pa-
tronage,
Ile deliver goods promptly, to
any part of the town.
D. A.WATSON
Victoria St., Arent the FTospitahl
Do You
Ever think MU Wanted some.
thing that you would relish
for a meal and could not just
think what it was you wanted?
sem
HOW ABOUT PRUNES ?
We have some select goods in prun-
es and are put up bp the well-known
people, "The Sunkist", whose goods
have a quality all their own
2 lbs., for 25e.
Sonne -other suggestions are : Catsup,
Worcestershire r
Sauce, ice tflrsbfre Sauce
1. I Sa a Vto s
H.
Mixed or Sweet Pickles, Olives, ete.
In' canned goods we carry a Ratline:
Peas, Corn, Tomatoes, Tuna Fish,.
Salmon, Heinz. Spaghetti, Campbell's
or Clark's Soups, and other season-
able goods,
Our Orang:, prices are right front 15o
600 dos, up.
f:liglnest Prioes for Butter and Eggs,
Johnson & Co.
The Store of Quialtiy.
Summer to S. Barr. Phone 111.
phone Orders promptly, attended to,
TO THE CITIZENS.
The'health "officer asks- the
co-operation •pR the citizens
in stam m ,out
measles ,that
at
are prevalent" ,in town. As
soon as signs of rash. appear
notify your physician or the
health officer and keep all per-
Isons f r a 3T commutiieation
with the 'sick. Insist on
trick quarantine. 13y.: this
method we can soon control
the disease,
J. W. Shaw, M,H2O,
anted
MORE
UTTEREGGS
1NCANAD C
To discuss the above important sub-
ject a Targe Farmers' Convention
will be held in the
TOWN HALL, CL.INTON
commencing at 2 o'clock
on the afternoon of
SA 8;URDA Y, FEB.. -lOtl'
and in the- evening at 7.30. in
I3OLMES' HALL„ I'IOLIVIESVILLE.
• Addresses' will be delivered .by,
Prof. I C. ".Elford of Ottawa.
Mr. J. I. Brown of Montreal
Mr, A, E. Silverwood of London,
Mr. Porter of Toronto, Goverament
Representative.
Every person interested in poultry
raisingii strongly,e - to
d be
present, urged-
r•
GOD SAVE THE KING.
GUNN, " -LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-date Firm
CLINTON.
it ali1ed
We can give
employment to a
few more Knit-
ters, etc, Apply
at office
oda,
Clinton Knitting Co.,
Ltd,
THE COHNEH STOHE
Live'and~Let Live
Buy HeatProduciug
Gond s. •
Now that tlhe'cold' weather is again
with us every • household regaires
goods that will keep the body warm
and healthy. Hero are a few lines
we would suggest to every buyer, of
goods for the home,
Soups in packages aad tine;
Meat Extracts, Bovril and' Oxo
Hot Porridge, Wheatleti, Wheat
Flakes, Rolled Oats, Hot Pancakes
and Syrup.
Porkand Beahs-a steaming plate
of pork and beaus for' dinner or sup-
per makes an ideal meal.
Macaroni or Spaghetti..
Bacon or Sausages for breakfast,
there is nothing nicer.
E. E. IUNNFORD
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER.
Home-made
Sap Pans
And Pails
Cali and see our stock
bafore placing your
order
BYAM & SUTTER
Sanitary, Plumbers, Phone 3,
Cream! Cream!
New Method. -
I am in the market for any,
of cream
quantity' at' diighest
market price. You cad' see it f
weighed, tested and take your
moneys home with you. Cream - ;
taken in every Thursday
morning,
S W. MI
LLAR
GENERAL MERCHANT
Hol-mesVllle
Logs
Wanted.
_
HIGHEST PRICE PAID.
FOR ALL KINDS OP G001)
LOGS DELIVERED AT 00-
HERTY'S SAW MILL ;,
CLINTON. FOR PARTICU-
LARS APPLY TO FORD JC
McLEOD.
F. G. RUNIBALL
tc
3l
We beg to announce tlae purchase
of the BAYFIELD SAWMILL, which
we will operate in conjunction with
the BRUCEFIELD MILL. We aro
open for business at both offices
prepared to pay the highest spot
cash prices for all kinds of logs,,
either in bulk or by, the thousand,;
and either in the bush or delivered
in our yards.
You may also secure from us at
either office any of the following lin,
es :
LEHIGH VALLEY COA'L',
the coal that satisfies,;
CANADA CEMENT,
the recognized staadar4 cif
Canada,
B0J1"FALO BRAND FERTILIZ-
ER,, best by; test.,
DRESSED LUMBER and SHIN
GLES, , j CANADA FIBRE
BOARD, r TILE, ( CEDAR
POSTS, LUMBER OF ALE
KINDS, ETC,
I heartily solicit, and by fair,
square dealings shall endeavour,
worthily to merit, your most 4ibera4
patronage.
Telephones -
Bayfield Otfloe, 8 on 174:
Brucefleld Office, 11 osi 140.•
JOHN B MUSTARD
TAKE A•LOO
IC
at your plumbing. Is it new, up-to-
date, sanitary and in perfect condie
Mon ? Upon the plumbing frequently,
health f the Tamil ,
depends the o
epY!.
EVERY MEMBER
of the family uses the bath room ; it
can be cleanly, convenient and monis
fortable. Why not have it so ? See
our stock and don't forget that out
workmanship is exceptional.;
THOS. HAWKINS.
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