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February 24th; I916
Clinton News -Record
ttack
lady
own;
f
e1
hinson
fills
Will,
treatment
visiting
p limimm000mmeneememposankon
Goderich•
Mr.' Wen, Lane left Bast week on a
visit to his son, iu Vancouver, where
beau vtsttm for some.
Rlrs. Lane .has;•
Lime. They wtil return about April.
Miss Evelyn Whitney -of Woodstock
bas.: been ; in `town visiting her oou-
Tins, •Misses .Gladys 'Sau'lta`and 'Vie-'
et Donaeh:. - ;.- :• - ' •
Mrs. H, I .. -Dunlop and Miss Ade-
aide Nairn visited' iii Galt last tweak;
Mrs. J), A. MpCarten. returned.' last
veek;to her in'Wfnnipeg,
Mr. • Thos'.` 'Straiton of Stratton, l3,
1,, is,here on :a visit to his father.
Mt. _end MTS.: W. Ls Horton have.
etuened horn<Mount.„Clemens, .where
hey, went .ou account of the former's
lealtli', NIr.,,rHorbon 's. much improv-
d. ,,,. . r -
Mrs. Cassidy op -Detroit is visiting
rfonds in town;
s Marjor' Kelf • ' ]
1 ie Iy o New Y or c
. on a visit to her parent's.
The funeral of the late Herbert M.
Smith, who died in Colorado atter an:
llness extending over some time,
Ook pace on Weduosdayi of last
reek,
The Board of Trade. held their an-.
ual meeting on Monday tweak when
he following ofheers were elected:
resident, M. G. C a m e r o n ;
ice, C. L. Moore ; secretary, Cr. L,
'arsons , treasurer, Wm. Campbell,
Miss Mary ,E. Phalen was married"
n Tuesday of last week at St. Pet-
is church to rile. Ross 32, Martin of
egina, Sask,
One of the most respected citizens
1 Goderich in the' person of Mrs.
tlliam Fothoringham, passed away
est. Thursday, at' the home of her
an -in-law, Malcolm McKay, on New-
ate street. Deceased had been en-
rying geed. health up until about one
eek, ago, when she took suddenly ill"
ad never rallied. For several years
to was a resident of Brucefield,
here her late husband died about
ght years ago. Two sons and five
iugliters survive.
A cablegram was: received here Sat-
rday of the. death in England of 14liss
annie Hutchinson, a well-known res-
est of. Goderich, followinge, a short
of pneumonia,- The 'deceased
pt here before Christmas with her
unt for England to spend the winter
nd to be near her relatives, who areHOUSE
tthe front, some 25 in number. The
was a `popular society lady of
being active in all social works
the town. She was born in God-
Mb, the daughter of the late Sam-
Hutchinson, formerly, of the Hut-
Milling Company here, now
caned by the Western Canada Flour
Company. She is survived by
vo sisters, ifIrs, Thom; of NIontreat, ,and
Miss Hutchinson and two broth
William, of Winnipeg, and Al-
:ander, of Montreal, head surgeon of
e G.T.R. No particulars have been
carved as to burial.
Nora Belly; wife of John Hurley,
ed Saturday morhing after being ill
mut three weeks. She was well-
town and a member of St. Peter's
,urch. Her husband and two sons,
homes of New. York, and. Joe at
core, survive:
A Good Resolution : I. will pay sty.
ibseriptiou to The News -Record in
Vance,
BIgth ' - The Ladies of •.
Mr, A. Vint and son up .Stratford
UNITY
PRIVATE SALEOP HOUSEHOLD
' Furniture at the residence of the
Murrayo'c every after.
lata: ion
Wanted teE
C1
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.-'Fat
TO .CITIZENS-:
THE CITI E
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!1 ,
Cream! rn
yea 'Cream!
were guests at tile hone of"the for- . .'
n- Mout- . •
hex i law, Mr, Win, . M th!
mer's fat Goderteh township, •+intend holding
2 to 5
noon front 2 to.5 o'clock; -22
tZcns and ,Chickens. Wanted.-
Iighest market .Price paid: -W, Mar-
urs Phone k 18 _.. 3
• The health'• officer asks •the,
New Met, d
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ray, during the past week, a sale et beriemadescooleng :, ,
;. Mr. Howard Adame of Minneapolis . . in the - -
n ,, on ,6, , . 2
co-operation of the '`chicane ' ''
in- stamping out"'mea'lo 'Lha s
�_
Y aur iia Site market`+for aqy;
• paid a visit to his, parents, Mr, and , . , .. •;:
Mrs, Richard Adams, last week; • C0und1l Ghatnber+'Clinton
Mr, luaughlin• McQuarrie has. been :
oa
suffering. from a •sprained wrist, - : , • .• •
Mrs. Maclay and little daughter` of. :, SATURDAY FEB. $6b1+.
Sasketchewau were: guests last week ;.
Honor
the following
'or class
r
church.Sunda
Steven
boll
_
members. ,Of the sen
of boys in the , S
y Ontario .,t.taken
+school taught b Mrs
a d Mr. W. Walker have -
s n e, a e en
BUTTER QR WRAPPERS. -GOOD BUT-
ter Makers buy their Butter Wrap-
pars, printed, at •T71e News -Record .
O'flice• -
-
re v log
a prevalent nt fn town; As '
-talent
soon signs
oon as s g s of rash, appear
notify :our,pbysician r. -tee
Y Y. • Physician o
health officer, and keep.,a11, per-
son I t o m i eommanication
with- ;the, sick, Insist • on
quantnty of cream rat highest •
marker price. You can -'600 it
weighed, tested and take your 1
monegr ,tease with', you, Cream
in ever Thursda
Y Y,
mo
o riling'
with Mr, and Mrs, D. Floody. from 2 o'clocl5;untii 6
Mrs.E. Mason -bee returned to bee Proceeds for patriotic purposes,
home at Manitou, Man., after a visit
listed r
Lew]s Mann]ng 'Willie ,Walker'
HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO BENT
on Raglan' street. Two scree of
strick: quarantine. •Be` this
method we can :soon .control
the `disease.
S. W. 1VI ILLAR,
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GENERAL MI}RGHANT
here with her grandmother, Mrs,s J.
a r r and' other Needs. SERVANT=
D, P ylo n to . .,, WANTED, Dy MRS.
- Miss May. Wallace of Lloydminsterr .,,Malcolm McTaggart. -Apply at res-
Z liner Beacour Fred. 7homPaon._.
Geon a Webber Qhas:. Thom son ' ' ..
., g. ., p. • •
Will. Britton Thee.',Morgan: ..
'Crich
laridy brick,h'ouse' el'eetrio'1i he and
waterworks, small stable: D. Can -
•felon, -03
Se,.....
-.Rol/twat/11e
J. W+ Shaw, M.H2O.
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Sask., who has: been vision Mrs.
Cecil Moores .' .James
Leslie'Wasinann - d.. F.
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John Pettt, is now with- 1riends"• in _,. _, _ ,.
Lockwood
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Clinton.
Rev, George Jewitt rhes received an •old
invitation to become. aster of the -AT T,HFDC .T.R. STATiON,
P LO
Springfield eireufr at bhe end of this Clinton, Peb.
TuesdayBite dog
ansh;
Robert Fisher Wlllfam. �Littlewood
Arn
Parker George TebbuttMi
S. Newcombe B illiain Broekett.shome
.
HEADQUARTERS. F 0 II FAIR, -
hanky Morse Engnes,-1 - h.p, Engines
with Pump ,Jack $48, 2 h.p. Engine
Jack
i`
Oui'_011"
eI cong,
r yeltow he Mete eoR
conference year and -.will probably do answeiiug to the nanieof "Rex,"
so- if the stationing committee :sap- Will anyone having information eon-
proves, corning this dog please leave word '
Mr. Wm. Moore spent a couple of
CUSTOM SAWING WILL BI;. DONE
asusual at Thos. Wallis' on the .
4th of Goderich
with Pump:
t00„ in n.p. I'n-a'Wanted
gine $93.50, 5 fi.p. Engine 1550, 7
h.p, Engine $225. Also Floury
Plows, 'Grinders. and Repairs, En-
MORE
at the Recruiting Office, Clinton, or
days last week with his daughter in with the undersigned : 'Anyone.lound
Barrie, • detaining the dog swill be prosecut-
The official board of the Methodist ed -,hiss MabelDoty, Goderich.-?5'
con. township dur-
ing the coining 'spring, -McEwen
Bros-, Bay4ield, -19
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gine and Telephone batteries 30eT
each, -:I2. H. Epps, Varna, Phone
14 on 178; 'Clinton,
B�,
TE� &EIIS
rr
Our' Own"line is a
good one throughout all
church met at the parsonage one ev-
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IN CANADA
the list..
ening recently and presented to Rev. '
Geo. Jewitt an address and a
SHORq'HGRNS FOR SALE. -
`chance
MRS. J. JOHNSTON, WHO HAS
purse in recognition of his work dur- WOOD VirANTED,-TENDERS 'tti1LL
ing the four years of his pastorate be received to Feb, 29th for 15'
Stow coining to a close. Feeling men- cords of number one green maple
tiou'tvas made of the giving rep all his body wood, 22 inches long, Wood
to be delivered at the Clinton Mo-
three sobs to serve the Empire. del school before the '1st day of
April. Chairman Proper-
Here's your to buy a right
good two-year-old bull from' an
irnimeted sire and a record milking
strain, Also 3 calves from 5 to
11 months old. All good feeders
and in excellent condition; Come
and see them. -Edward II. Wise,
taken over the agency for the Spir
elle corset, is prepared to meet the
needs of •-all old and new customs
` ers. The -Spireila is different ;
a perfect -fitting, flexible, made -to'.
order corset, allowing every muscle
full Call Mrs. John,-
.To discuss .rho above important sub -know
iect a large Farmers' 'Convention
twill be field in the
,
; TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Florae of these you
are good, because
ou have tried them,
How about ?
-S. Kemp,
` -� ty Committee.: -251,
Colborne Township.
R. R. No, 3, GLnton; Phone 12
'Clinton,top
on 155, -18
play. and ask
about corsets and accessories.
-O2
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eommeeeie at 2 o'clock
B
on the"afternoon of
rr Own"
"Our BakingPOW-
der, special value at
S ik T. U R b A Y r FEB. 10th•
15c.
Anthony Allen, one of the oldest
settlers in Colborne township, died CALVES , FOR DALE -I HAVE
at his home this morning at the age inade arrangements to handle an
of 83 years. He was one of the unlimited number of calves. -W.
best known men is the township. He Marquis, R, R. No. 1; Olinton,-25.
•Pay
carne to county about 45 years •'
('j Salo
Farms %r
ii�A/
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C'RE'AM WANTED. - DAIRYMENH4kLMES'
having cream to 'sett write to us
for cans. We ,supply two cans free.
all express charges and issue
and in the evening at 7.80 in
I3ALL,i. HOLMESVILLE.3
itd'dresses. will be delivered try,
Prof C. •Elford Ottawa.
"Our Own" Blend Ster-
ling Tea,. only 30c
per ib.
" ,r
Otlr Own Excellent
,this.
ago and started hotelkeeping at Dun-,
g P g
lop. He leaves, besides his wipe, two FOR SALE. -FOUR GOOD YOUNG
sons, Ben and Frahk and three dao- Shorthorn Bulls ohoice breedin
-FOR SALE OR TO RENT -LOT 23,
Con 17th, Goderich township, con-
P,
cheques twice each month, cheques
payable at par. We pay, the high -Coffee,.
est market prices consistent with
of
J.
Mr I., Brown of Montreal.
Mr' A.. E. S]i'verwood of London;
Mr. Parker Toronto,
only 45c 1t),
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ghters, Mrs. Shields, Mrs, McLeod of Also some good young Berkshire
Colborne and Mrs. Morris in the Boars and Sows, large English
west. He was a member of Maitland t ire, about three months old.
LodA. IS, and A. M;, and Huron Prices reasonable. -John C. Durst
Chapter, It. R. No, 2, Clinton. 24-4
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raining 80 acres more or less -; 6
acres fall wheat ; 50 acres of plow-
ing done ; 2 acres orchard ; good
well ; frame -house and barn in good
g
condition, Pe£se aIOP. given to suit
purchaser or leasee, For particu-
an honest test. Testing done by a
competent man. Each can careful-
ly weighed, sampled and tested on
arrival and statement returned.
Those iq the vicinity, of Kinburn
may leave their cream with ,'K::
Hall deliver' ib
of Government
Represeatative,
Every person interested in poultry
raising is strongly urged to' be
present>
I
VILLAGE
tars apply to -Mrs. `Rett. Mason,
tarsClinton'-25-3
who will here,
Write for cans and give us a trial.
GOD' SAVE PIIE 1(INC,
Seaforth. FOR SALE. IN
5 and
o£ Ba field also table_
Patrons in the vicinity of Varna
�= ~
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y good
Mrs. W. D. VanEgmond is spending three lots. For further particulars
scone time in Ottawa. apply to -Mrs. Elizabeth Wallis,
Londesboro -25,
FOR SALE -100 ACRES IN HUL-
lett township,, 2 miles from Cita-
may deliver their cream to Beatty
Bros. Store and it will be taken
care of there -The Seaforth Cream -
cry,, Box '186, Soaforth, Ont.
GUNK LANGLOIS CO..
The HllmtO-date Firm •Logs
-.,,�-r
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ton on. Huron Road. Good soil
CLINTON.
+ •
Happenings of - Fifteen PRIVATE SALE OF IIOUSEfIOLD
and buildings 10 acres small rim-
ber, never failing spring water, ru-
Efiects, including •Home self-feeding
Years Ago parlor cook and small coal heater
Black ash bedroom suite andT
Happenings in Clinton at the sideboard -afternoons after two '
Opening of the Century. o'clock, at the home of John Day-
ral mall and telephone. For partic-
ulars apply on premises or address
T
J• Watt, Il.R. No, 4, Clinton.nd
-21,
.GirisW
antes,
r
a�nted.
-went, Orange street, - -23.
Taken from the Files of The I
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i�A1RM FOR SALE. -In G0DER1013
We have just received a oar of No.
1 hard Corn which we can offer at
¢
IxIGIIEST PStICE -PAID
News -Record of the date
indicated: CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF
-'--
Farm Stock and Imppoments.-Mr.We
Feb. 21st, 1901. Thomas Brnwn has been instrtteted
Rev, E. B, Smith leaves shortly to by ,the undersigned to sell by pub-
take char e ob the parish at Caber- lic auction on Lot 11, London
g
ry, Dian, Road, one mile south of Brucefield,
On Tuesday Dr, Will Holloway of. Stanley, On March 7, at 1 O'clock,
Wiugham, but a native of Clinton; P•cn. tine foilowiug : Horses -5 year -
was married to Miss Lillian Walsh Of old brood mare got by 13]yth lien
Exeter, The following attended the in foal to Earl O'Clay, aged marc,
township,one hundred and twenty
acres, Lot No. 25, Con. 14, S. E.
help of Lot 80, Maitland con, Good
bank barn, frame house, neves Sall-
iag well with pipes to house and
baro ; •water in five different fields
Lite year round. Three miles from
Clinton, -Apply to William Mun-
Wings, Iiohncsville. Phone , 14 011
1.60. -21-5.
a reasonable price, all orders for
same will be filled promptly.
keep in stock Pore Manitoba
Rolled Oats which comes direct from
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, Alsilce, Timothym
and Orchard Grass,
��
We can give
employment to a
few more Knit=
ters, ate, Apply
at once
FOR ALL KINDS OF GOOD
LOGS DELIVERED AT •)O -
HERTY S SAW MILL r
CLINTON, FOR PARTICU-
EARS APPLY TO FORD i;
McL1a0D..
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T r� r
F. G. RU.'1BALL
wedding from town : Mr, and Mrs, gelding 10 yrs old, aged mare in
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Flour, Breakfast Food, Easifirst
St. Helens
We are pleased to see Mr. DaveThe
arrier out again after -his recent ill-
ass,
Privates John -Taylor and Johnthat
erry of London, spent over Sunday
ith friends around St. Helens.gladlyconsidered.
Mr, W. J. Irwin and Mrs. John
arrow, Lucknow, spent Strada at
Y-
to home of Robt. Woods,
Messrs. Jas. Baker R. Buchanan
rid R. H. Robinson enlisted at Luck-
ow last week, also Mr. Robert Mc-
uire at Wingham.
While •Jas, and Elliott Miller were
awing wood with the, circular saw
t Robt. Woods on Friday a young
ran named S. Jones, who works
it D. Todd, had the misfortune to
ave the tops: of two of his fingers
at off' on the saw.• A doctor was
ailed and the wounds ,were. dressedWe
nd he is doing nicety at present,car,
A serious accident happened to illi.
Iugh McGrostie one day last week.g
ie was in the bush with his sort,
and in falling a tree a limb' fell
nd struck him oh the head inflicting
g
serious .wound that required ten
titohes put in. We are pleased to
ay that he is recovering nicely andrain
is manyfriends will be pleased to
ee him around again.
Quite a number of farriers haveSoups
een busy, drawingthe brick,
ygravel,
and; etc, for the new two roomed
chool to be. built the comibg suns.
Wer:
Miss Elizabeth Rutherford is in
Vingnam hospital at Present takingMORGAN-At
for her knee.P
. -
Miss Pearl. Todd spent a few days
liar friend, Luella Shields, of
!last Wawanosh.
Mr, McDowell of East Wawanosh
pont Sunday at the home of Mr,
Vin. Webb,
Miss Shields is.spending a few days
It the home of W. J. Todd.
Rev. John Little goes to Belmore
his week to .assist in Evangelistic
cork there ries a couple of weeks,
A, J, Holl owao, Misses L. and A. foal to Earl O'Clay, filly rising 2
Gittings, Me. Jantes and Miss Ein- years old got by Iolex, foal by
Southcombe and fir. Bert herr, ShcthenStamp, agricultural gelding
Local p-Iarlcet, rising 4 years old, agricultural
Wheat C30 to 04e. mare rising 12 years old. Cows -3
Barley 35c to 38e, fresh cows, Cory 40 calve in May,
Oats 27e to 28c, heifer 2 years olid supposed to carve
FOR $ALA) 150 ACRES: THE
former Biles' farm,' mile a_nd a
half north of Londesboro, good
Olay loam, in good state of culti-
vatfoo, Fourteen acres of wheat,
forty acres seeded to clover, and
buildings fair. Terms reasonable,
Shortening, Oil Cake, Molasses Meal,
}3ran Shorts and Low Grade always
in stock.
Highest prices paid for Grain.
.
to es
��111�tBlI Knitting nl��lll �✓
Co„ma
Ltd'
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ra
i- x �? ? r,
atter all there
';d
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f
are only,
Butter 16c to 17c. Oct. lst, heifer rising 2 ]tzars old,
•Eggs 15e' to 16r;, steer ,ng .. years old, 3 betters 1
year old, steer one year old, 2
teen
or an exchange for a smaller farm
- Holtzhauer
Bros., Auburn, R. D. No, 1. 10-4
W. Jenkins & Son.
FLOUR AND FEED.
Phone 199,
two kinds of Coal ; the LEST.
and the rest.
We always carry for your
calves. it sow litter at
'igyoung
E
THE CORNEASTORE
benefit a full supply, of the
p
time Of ,sale. About 150
Marriages hens. Implements -McCormick bin-
FARM FOR SALE, BEING LOT 24
We have added a stock 01
IJ '111Lf1 1 L
�,;.e
BEST
LEHIGH VALLEY
IZZARD_STINSON-Jn Olivet church der, Deering mower, Sulky rake,
Toronto, on' February 9th, Kath- roller, 2 seed drills, gangflow,
l
leen, youngest daughter •of -Mr. Deering cultivator nearly new, set
and Mrs. Thomas Stinson of diamond harrows; walking plow, sot
Stanley, to Ernest W. R. Izzard, sleighs nearly new, 2 wagons, 1
of Montreal, youngest son • of Mr. n'ew, spring wagon, top buggy,
and Mrs. 'Joseph Izzard of God- democrat buggy, wagon box, hap
exich township; rack, gravel box new,• set 2000 lb.
r- waggon scales, Clinton fanningmill,that
MARTIN-PHELA` In Goderich on gg
February 15th, Mary Ellen, dao- root seeder, root slicer, root pulper
Bitter of Mr, . and Mrs. Richard hay fork, ropes, pulleys, slings and
Phelan, to Ross Everett Martin; road and chaff cart, 2 sugar
on the 5th con. of Goderich Town-
ship oonsistin of 120 acres, 11
p g
acres in fall wheat, 40 acres, ready
fon spring plowing, 7 acres of bush,
remainder under grass. Small or-
chard, Concrete house, Good
barn 53x80 with stone foundation.
Cement silo. Water tank and Wind-
mill at ban. One quarter mile from
Porter's Hill -James Hamilton,
Clinton, -09,
New Groceries
and can now supply you with Teas,
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 fust stock andLogs
the
Live and Let Live
Buy Herat' 'Producing
Goods.
ANTHRACITE
(the coal that satisfies),
There's a long time pet' bei -
fore the hyo weather sets in,•
so hadn't you better replenish j
lowering coal -bin with a
load or two of the BEST ?, ,
also handle all kinds of
and Lumber, Canada Ce -
01 Regina. kettles, new galvanized .iron trough,
,
will delivergoods to anypart of
mast, Buffalo Brand Fertfliz-
Dressed •.
now Melotte cream separator 800
TOWARD -SCOTT -At Seaforth on
Ib. ca acit wire stretcher. steno
Feb. 12th, Margaret E. Toward, P Y.
to Alexander Scott. boat, 2 grinding stones, bag truekr
n
_2 wheel barrows, set single harness,
set team harness, collars set
Births bells,
hags, chains, crow bar, forks,
RU1VIBALL-In Clutton 10 Feb.Fb.18t1, ditching scoop, saws, ladder, 6 -inch
to Mr. and Mrs. A. E, Rumball, tile, wood, lumber and posts, Ideal.
a daughter. • range, churn, 2 tables, 2 heating
CHURCHILL -At Duncan 8, 0, on stoves, 2 lounges and ether articles
FARM FOR SALE - FOR .SALE
south half Lot 31-32, Concession 1,
Tuekersmith, containing 94 acres
'more .or less. There are .on the
premises a good frame . house withy
kitchen and woodshed, cement cis-
tern, good hank baro 40x64 with
stone stabling .and cement Moors
drive shed and lien house, water in
house and barn supplied with wind
town..,
We appreciate a share of our
y pa -Shingles,
trona 'e.
g
tie deliver goods promptly toCedar
g
any part of the town,
D. A. WATSON
Victoria St., Next the Ifospbtai,
Now that the cold weather is again
with us every, household requires
goods that will keep the body, warm
and Stealthy,- Here are a few lines
we would suggest to ivory, buyer of
goods for the home..
in packages and tins,,
ers, Lumber and
g Canada Fibro Board,
Metal Building Materials, Tile,,
posts, etc,
-
JOHN r} MUSTARD
B. 11l UJ l It
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Telephones
8 174;
on Januar 28th to Mr. and Mrs. too numerous to mention. Terms-
Y
Frank' Churchill, formerly Miss All sutras of $10 and under, 'cash;
'daughter'., that amount 10 months'erect-
mill and cement tank. The farm is
in first-class condition fenced and
Q • p
Our Specials
Meat Extracts; Bovril and Oxo.
]dot Porridge, Wheatlets, Wheat
Bayfield Office, on
Brucefield Office, 11 on 145.
Effie Coiclough, a over
(Thelma Harriet,] it will be given on [urhishing ap-
drained and there are 10 acres of
first-class bush and small orchard.
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Flakes, Rolled Oats, Hot Pancakes
Syrup.lT
cc '�
Goderich, on February proved joint notes, A discount of
four the dollar oft for,
The fare is three and one:half miles
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and
Silliggllg---"`��^
10411, to- Mr. and Mrs. John Mor- cents, on
gen, , a daughter. , ; cash on credit amounts, Positively
ARMSTRONG - On Feb. 12th, in 110 reserve as the proprietor has
p 1
Stanley township, to Mr, and sold his fame -James Moodie; .Pia
Mrs. George Armstrong, a daugh- Prietor, Thos, ,Brown, Auctioneer.
ter;
from Clinton five miles ,rein Sea-
forth' and one mile from church and
school, Rural'telephono in house,
The farm is all on the west side of
railroad track and is in first-class
shape: -Terms -Reasonable, reasons.
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For this week f5 something
that reduces the cost of living
Fruit Biscuit 2 ib. for 25c.
Mollasses Snaps 3 lb. for 25c:
Pork and Beans -a steaming plate
of pork and beans for dinner or sup-
per makes an Ideal meal,•
Macaroni or Spaghetti.
Bacon or Sausages for breakfast,
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Deaths WE SELL CORN AND VATS FOR
WOODMAN -In Blyth on Feb. 2lth, Cash, but to farmers we anew to
y be good will give three months
Mrs. Arthur Woodman, formerly -
time if desired. Bought Four cars
of Londesboro,, aged 86
for selling, the proprietor wishes
to retire, for further particulars
apply on the premises or address
John Thomas Crich, Clinton, -22-13
5
Peach riled Cakes 2 lb. for 2x.
Pineapple Filled Cakes 2 1b. for 25e,
and other lines at same and
different prices.
there is nothing n1000.
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E. E. HU. LFORD
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years.
PARKER - At Spald!l 8 Sask., on of conn cheap, "nest lot will rest
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Now i the Pancake season and
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four centsLIVE
Feb. 15th, Mary Catherine, data per bushel more, Puy
ghter of Mr, and Nlrs. Chris. now, Come to my warehouse and
yOUR CLOTHES CT�EANI;D, RE
P aired and Pressed and at the
don't forget Pancake Day willGROCER.
.goon be with us, so have a_
AND LET LIVE
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Dungannon.
Dun asses.
Mr, W. W. Bennett of California
las been visitingfriends in this vie-
nit .,
'About ninety-eight : dollars was
made at an entertainment given by
he Women's Institute in aid of the
Red Cross -fund. -
Mr.. David Barkleyhas returned to
as home at Limerick, Sask., - after''
•
]pending fire winter with his .par-
:nts on the homestead. His sisters,
Misses'Many and .I�cla, accompanied
Min to the west, , '
Mn. Chas, Lightfoot of Stratford
was a visitor with Rev. I. A. and
42rs. -McKelvey for ;a few daps re-
:entity,
Mrs, Geo. B. Mills of Mountain
Prove Frontonac County,is visitingHaytownship,
Sproul
tier sister, Mrs. D. Sproul of West,
wawanoah.
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see me: Wt I -I, Perrin. 2,5-.
shortest o'ssitile notice. Both Lad-
„ Virginia Pan-
acka a of "Old Pan -
Parker, aged 11 days,
SLEETH-In Seaforth, on February
res' and Gentlemen's clothes. We
package
cake Flour ready for • Pancake
TAKE A LOOK
10th, Catharine Grieve, widow, of
: • the late James ;Sleeth aged 53 MARQUIS SPRING WHEAT. - I
years and 8 months, g have a limited' quantftyl of, Marquis
WALLACE-In Tuckersmith, on Feb. • spring wheat for ,seed. This is: a
choice varietyand has even ood
10th,, John Gorton, in his 103rd' g g
year. results. It is especialljt good for
FOTPIERINGFIAM - In' Goderich, on mixing- with oats and barley,. ripen-
Februaryi 16th, Janet MaoDougabl ing ten: days earlier than other
varieties. Sample andpriceA
relict sent
of the late Wm. Fothering-
guarantee to do good work. , Also
having bought `a machine I am pre-
pared to French Dry Clean Ladles'
' Suits, Gent's Suits and all kinds
of woolen clothingincluding Sweat -in
g
ers, ete, All orders promptly' at-
tended to. Rooms over Grigg's
jewelery Store. -Wm. J. Jago. -55
i
Day, This Pancake Flour is a
product of three well known
cereals-Corn,t Rice and Wheat,
is self rising and is combined
correct portions and ready,
for instant use, 15c per pee-
sage.
Highest Prices for P reduce•
aP
Home-made made
S�p Pa n
y� (�
And Pails
at your plumbing. Is it hew, up -tee
date, sanitary and in perfect condi•+
tion ? Upon the plumbing frequently
depends the health of the family,.,
EVERY MEMBER
of the ,ami q uses the 'bath room ; it
can be cleanly, convenient and corns
Portable. Why not have it so 7 See
our stock and don't forget that our;
Stam, u her ilst year. on request. -Fred, Middleton, R.R.
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workmanship is exceptional:
I;
BOY D - In Oodcr.�ich, on February : Na. 3, Mile 4 on 156. i , 23-6
15111, Grace McLean, -widow•of'
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JOil;l'json_ei Co.
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THOS HAWKINS.
;the late Donald.Boyd, bee
The- undersigned offers his
Store of Qualtiy.
and see our Stock
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67th year. IThe
BERNARD -In Morris township, on Ara 11.9 Bolls
, February 1311,_ Thomas - Benner I- ] _ '
Bernard,, aged 79 yearn and 8 - ,i UC Sale.
months 4 to 10
stock of Dry Goods, Grocer-
fes, Boots; Shoes, .Crockery,
Etc., for sale. Possession
given at such time as will
Sea ttssnr to S. Barr: Phone 111,,
P3one orders promptly attended to.
:,
,Gall
before 6acln your'
g
order
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Butter Wrappers
PRINTED NEATLY AND
4 yowig bulls, months
B)uICIII RT=2n of
February 13411, Laura Kathleen, - months. Cheap for quick sale.
daughter oF' Mr. and 1VI:rs.; L, Rai Paters furnished, • Stapleton
r > _ furnished,
best suit the purchaser,
E. F. Me �er. Bayfield. •
Get your Butter Wrap -1
• ners'at The News -Record'
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sa,iitaro Plnntt>bri Phone ?,
CHEAPLY AT THE OFFICE)
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ews-Record• means Mews -,header,
•chert,, aged 3 years,