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;::'May 18th, 1916
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Clinton News -Record
Coder ch.
of Rid etown" is vis -g
g
her mother Mrs. S. Yates,
3 Louise Trainer of Chicago is
uest of Mrs. Hays of St: Pat-
street.
. T. H. Rothwell and her grand-
titer, Miss Eleanor Rothwell, of
to visited relatives in town re-
y,
Mr, and Mrs. ,Henry Martin.
Malcolm R. McLean of Cleve-
Ohio, is'speneliug' a few weelcs
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
cath.
s McLengathan of Portage la
to
H*ho
regret
d
etely
without
mplete
k
passing
uickly
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be
lie
of
ng
lung
is
aiding
an
pith
citizens
you
sward'
rafted
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Inched
his
ing
all
o
Wrist Watches for Privates
Snell and McLaughlin
meeting held �i n. the rat and gent Hall'
Summerhill, on Wednesday evening of
last week privates Ephraim Shell and-
Albert aseLaughtin of the 'Clinton de-
tachnient of "Tine I-Iurbns" were pre-
yenned by the FIu11Ctt Subdivision
No; 5 Exceutive of the Huron County
Wan Auxiliary with military wrist
watches. The watches were present-
ed to the young men by Mestere Ray
Nilson, young son of NTT, and Mrs.,
T. E. Mason, and Russel Jervis, son
Sure, the Prices Are' Soaring
Durham Chonile.
; , (From>
Still tiro prices are soaring i A
ago we spoke of paying $6
aeYpound for ink. we formerly bought
for $3, That was a sudden jar, but
not, quite so bad asgthe one we got
ori Tuesday when a representative
from the ink house• was here and ask-
eel us $15 a :pouted for the yarns tile,'
Fifteen dollars a pound I We'll spell
it otic in, Dill so as to make no itis-
_take about it. This is a special ink
we have been using for years, and
for certain kinds of work, we would
still like to use' it, but we simply
The
of
fers
ricins
men.
promotion,
No Guard
Wanted.
Machine
the
Excellent
Huron
fascinatinginduce-
for
and
Gun
Battalion
ambitious
chances
Duty
No
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Section-
of
our
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far
Fatigues.
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HOUSE FOR SAL>r : ON HURON l CALVES FOR
street,, ttvo doors west of Dr.
'rt:let;. oitiWs Nine rooms, water-
worlts and soft water. In good
state of 'repair. Will be sold on
SALT .--I HAVh1
made arrangenmel is to hadle aI)eaeoii
litnfted number of carve. -W.
Marquis, R.R. No. 1, Clinton. = 25
,
reasonable .terms. -Apply: to H. H.
McBriein, Victoria. street. -31.
C'RI AMWANTED.DAIRYMEN
having ore to sell write 1s
.24th
IID cu i AND 3 LOTS, FORMERLY
occupied. by Geo. Cordell, to rent,
And for sale or to rent the large,
g
barn on Victoriastreet.-Apply to
Chas. Wiltse, manager of Major
Rance's farm. -53
Weam s us
nos call: pr supply "ttvondnsIgoe,
Pay all express ehargos and issue
cheques twice each month, cheques
payable at par. We paythe
P Y hi;,h
est market prices consistent • with
an honest test. Testing done by a
competent man: Each can careful -
ly
o
May
— �
.weighed, sampled and tested on
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the Public.
•
We are now prepared w- be' .er
facilities than ever to
Re -Cut Crusher Rolls:
Gum. Circular and Cross-
Gut Saws.
all Binds of Lathe and
arrival - and statement returned.
Those in the vicinity of Kinburn
may leave their cream' with Mr,
Hall who will deliver it bore,.'
Write for cans and give us a trial.
Patrons in the vicinitss of Varna
may, deliver their cream to Beatty
Bros. Store and it will' be taken
care of there -The Seaforth Cream-
ery., Box 480, Seaforth, Out,
Strawberries
Pineapples
'I oillat0@S,
6i81eC y
Lettuce
is visiting •alas, Jones of
i street.g
Thos. Phalen, -who has been
Miller & Co, for some time, has
to Chatham, Inc home city, to
a position.q
Henry Ware has returned to
n after spending the winter
his daughter, Mrs. Byron Wil-
of Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Jervis, .each
of the little lads- being - also khaki
clad. Patriotic addresses- wero, deity-
erect by. Messrs. Geo. SPotton incl
John F: Groves of. Whtgham and
Captain Allen o[ the Headquarters
.staff, Clinton. Mr. T. Lindsay presi-
ded and the least quartette consist-
ing el Corp. F, Thompson and ,Ptes
can't afford it without a much bet-
ter price for the product. Our Gusto-
1
osis may kick aiid we ..can't blame
them, but what are we to do ? . For,
a time the price of paper and other
requirements remained fairly -reason -'s'
1
able, but of late the advances have
got to be a terror..
FOlt SALE. -A FORD. RUNABOUT
Automobile equipped with the Gray
& Davis Starter and Lighting Sys
tent. Also -with • Shock Absorbers Sys -
which add greatlytotan
the easy rid-
ing qualities of the car. -Seeley &
West. -36.
•
Will Youngand son Elmer 01
Loon, Sask., are hero on avis--'ceptab]
formers Brother, Mrs. Gun-
has been quite ilk,ton,
C. Thompson, Alien and Aitcheson•Do
rendereda selection or two very ac,
and Corp,hom sot and
Y p` pRabbet
Miss Elsie Farquhar each :contributed
solos. Misses Etta MCBrien and R.
Walkinshaw acted as accontpanists
p •
Ilappelllllgs of Fifteen
Years Ago.gees'
Happenings in Clinton at the
FOR SALE.-COLLIE'P'TJPS BRED
heelers- both sides, 82 each.•-
Milton Johnston, RR, No. 4, Clin-
Phone 8 on iG2; -35WI
Machine Work,
Do tiave
Tiring Incfor Bug -he
•
Repair :Automobiles.
Blacksmithiu• g'
Just Received a Carload of
C E E N
Stl
And will keep a supply+
Onions
Oranges
Bananas
�-•--
porters Hill-
to learn that Mr, John
as not been very well lately.
for the evening. The following is theDo
address read to the young men :
"Pees. E. Snell and A. McLaughlin,
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161st Battalion, C,E,I:
Sirs :-The communit in which you
Y Y
have spent your early years wishes
Opening of the Century.,
Taken from the Files of Theg
New Record of the date
indicated: .
FOR SALE -.-A SECOND HAND
Ford Automobile, thoroughly over-
y
hauled, tires practically new.
y =31
Very cheap. -Seeley & West,
Do Wood Repair Work,,
Sharpen Power Clippers,
Sharpen Hand Clippers..
WE, SELL
Automobile Tires.
all summer,
} Come Here
For your cement needs.,
goo.,
Wile 0
.
Iii ell
80 Years and Blind
�� �•
But Doing Her Bit,
iich-Although totally blind
ri in her 80th year, Having
lost her sight over a year
hall ago, Mrs. M. 0, Rey_
of Godexich and mother of
you to Icnow the pride they feel in
the young men who have' stepped for-
ward to do their share in the de-
fence of their country. Wo realize
that this is no expeditiot•for sport
or adventure but the serious busi-
ness of going to the battle front to
fightcastors,
for us' at home and to stand
between us ad the greatest entry
of Liberty the has' ever
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Clinton, May, 16th, 1$04,
The Government has voted $5,000
for the'erection of a new postoffico
in Clinton.
The 33rd: Regiment goes into camp
at London on June .inti. New Lee -F.
Enfield rifles will be issued to the
men the their departure
EGGS FOR HATCHING - FROM
Bred -to -Lay Single Comb White
Leghorns, Cockerels bred from re-
cord laying strain imported from
Penns y , Lan-':
Pennsylvania Settings 50e per
Pa, 50c er 13.-
Keegan, Bayfield. -27.
Hard and Cushion Tires
JOHN HUTTON
for Bu los.
gg
Gasoline and Oil.
ONDESBO R•O•
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Cream! Cream!
Ignition Batteries,
Telephone Batteries. '
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HIM:
New Method.
r°'�
Reynolds, has within the past
nths, knitted over 125 pairs
ks, Inc the soldier boys at the
She is able not only to knit
cis,* but 'turns the .heel asCopp,
assistance, and is otic.WEST
;that world
known, We a Honour you as men are
honoured who offer to their country.
and their kin :the sir remelt
P gift
they have to give and we praise you
for the manly course you have clips-
en, Take with you to the battle
on eve of
also anew style of knapsack and
straw hats and flannel shirts: •,
Mr. Smith Kitty, who has .'been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Farquhar of
Hillsgreen, for. a couple of'weeks;
has gone t0 Northern Michigan where
PURE BRED INDIAN RUNNER
Duck Eggs For Sale,=Limited
uantit $1:00 per 12.-F.
q y' Eggs,.---
Clinton.: 36,,-3
, AUTOMOBILE GARAGE IN
• CONNECTION,
t ,r Ili
� ti iksa 'i§>y
yp��Iry`I' .,aa...,��,.,� k
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?si;
,4, I am in the market for any
i, q1
�i quantity cream at highest
SEELEY WEST
91
^
first -Class
d
j
i
of
market price. You can see it
qua weighed,
g d, tested and take your
money) home with you. Cream'
taken in every Thursday
from two or three pairs
Reynolds takes an intense in-
in the tear news, and the wet-
the sol'"'rs„ and it is a
consolation to her in her aliiic
front, in Europe these emblems of our
appreciation, esteem and good wish-
es and. may-theyalways remind youburystreet
that lG
youro d friends at Summerhill
have you continually in their thoughts
and are forever anxious for -your safe-
.
he has taken charge 01-an.Episcopal
Mission.
A meeting IncFor the purpose of .'or-
ganizing a cricket club was.held on
Thursday evening and the following
officers appointed : Hon. -president,
FOR SALE. -HOUSE ON BATT) bT-
formed occupied by!
Y p
the late Mrs: Wm. Murray. Ap-
ply to G. D. McTaggart, -32
;morning.
i
1
1 IVANTED!
:wale
i Incubator
RARE
8. W. MILLAR,
�'•�'1, GENERAL MERCHANT
J.a Holmes�ille
hat she is able to "do her
If site cant ,fight, she can
ty, your advancement and your hon-
;urable return."
W. Doherty ; president, J. 'Harland ;
1st vice, J. W. Chidley ;. 2nd vice, J.
DEBENTURES FOR SALE -THE
County Huron
-^-
Privates Snell and McLaughlin wish'
MacRae ; captain, George Barge ;
secretary, J. E. Cantelon treasurer,
of offers 660,000 of
debentures for sale. The dobentur-
, WE CiAN -GIVE-
EMPLOYMENT TO: A:
FEW MORE KNIT-
RS, ETC, APPLY •
AT ONCE,
.
Clinton Knitting Co.
•LIMITJ;D,
C 1ZAl\ V
to buy a Drat class Incubator
veryreasonable price and have
in poultr this fall, We
few Incubators and Brooders
season and we are anxious
out the whole lot at once.
also three Incubators that were
used us one season for
by
day-oldand
chicks which we will
at a
for it
a
left this
to clear
We have
onlytry
g can
hatching
sell at
Your
needs
row.
g`
prosperity:
Farmer!kind
'
land is valuable. Our couna
every, ounce of produce it
It means mono to. you
y lout
to Canada.
Value of The Red Cross
lands of wounded .soldiers aro
through the hospital
ofonly the Red Cross: Many of
are not dangerously wounded
recover. In restoring
further service,
through the medium of The News-
Record to extend their thanks to the
friends in No. 5 Subdivision for the
thoughts expressed in the ad-
dress and for the Handsome gifts,
which are much appreciatedby
them.
;
J. B. hoover ; grounds committee,
-A. McGarva, P. Couch, P. Fair.
Andrew Taylor, who met with an
accident at. the Stapleton crossing of
the G. and B. railwaylast night h
which he lost both 1 s feet, is do-
ing as well as could be expected,
The Local Market .
es are first class security $$$ and
will be offered to the residents of
. the county first. For particulars
apply bo Robt•, W, Livingstone,
Warden • W. J. 11. Holmes, Trees-
urer, or the undersigned. -W. Lane,
C1ork, Dated Goderich, May IOth,
1916'. 36-2
national the
toss increases the
Wheat 03c to 61c.
military
of the Stats. Many of the
Y
wounded will leave .no
minion userullness, but with
medical attention during theTFronn
months of their illueee, they.
spared fora lessBuffalo
Somebody's Liable
y
to Get Punishedreduction.
•
liurlialm' CHxouicte.)
Tho old rumor that the soldiers who
are recruiting in and around Durham
Yg
Barre 370 to 10c..
Oats, 29c to 30c.
Blotter 12o to 13e,•
Eggs 9c to file,
Live hogs $6.00. •Revision
COURT OF REVISION, TOWNSHIP
of Stanley, -Notice is hereby, given
that a meeting of the Court of
of the Township of Stan-
leywillI
be held: in the township
-
PAPER HANGING AND PAPER-
ing.-I just wish to sad that
am prepared to do the above
class of work and to do it prompt-
ly and properly. I respectfully
a bigp ' Doubtless seeding will
Phone us for tic- g be ]ate this
es, Everyone should have an Incuba- year, and 'tite only way to rush the
tor as poultrymen are all predicting growth is to apply large quantities
high of
g prices for poultry this coming
season. Brand Fertilizers
greater or
:of social utiliy, in the fa
ssening the afflictions of such
Red Cross le carrying a,s
of supreme and insalcunhle
importance, Its work is a
human welfare which will
ly affect the world Inc goer-
to come. The Iced Cross is
get $2 per head for each recruit they
secure, is in circulation again. We
denied this same rumor some time'
ago, and most emphatically do so
again, We might add •that Persons
guilty of circulating such lies render
themselves liable to Severe 'punish-
merit.
Births
STURGEON -1'n 1aylield on May
lath, to Mr. and Mrs.• William
• Sturgeon, twins, son and laugh-
ter.
CANN• - In Exeter on May3rd,
to Private and Mrs, S. J,,, V.
hall, Cranna, em Monday, the
29tH day of May, 1916, at the
hour of eleven o'clock in the
forenoon, Inc the purpose of hear-
ing and determining complaints
against; the Assessment Roll of the
said township Inc the year 1916.
'Anyperson. having business with
P g
this court will please attend at the
ask
Inc your patronage and guarantee
to give you satisfaction -W. Al
Mason. -26
Highestlirice paid for fat hens and A fresh car load just arrived,, and
roosters,: our prices are right.
• IDEAL WHEAT AND CORN 'AT $30
GUNN LANGLOIS. CO. PER TON.;
MIL- qq �d��rr��yy�/
lifl�/JLIN3i:el i i ®
.
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BUFFALO 'GARBAGE TANKAGE)
The Up-to-date Firm
AT $21 PER TON.
CLINTON. for 1st October
having received our first ship-
of settlement or 5t
percent. off for cash,
the amount of the .heaviest•
war debts, the immense and
MI incurable burden of the
1, the incapaciateel•,
About The Chief Scout
The Glasgow (Scotland) 1'rlecald of
Cant, a daughter,
TURNER -At Blyth, on May 3rd, to
Rev, and Mrs, W. D. Turner, a
daughter,
said time and place. -R. Js Rich-
ardson, Clerk. Varna, May, 11111,
1910. 30-2
ment of springhats we would
kindly: ask thladles of Bayfield
and vicinity to come and see
them before buying elsewhere.
Styles correct and ,prices right,
E. F. Merner, Bayfield,
�H� Ca
Live and
NES TO
--i
Let Live
We also handle all kinds of Logs
s
and Lumber, Lehigh Valley, Coal,;
Canada Cement, Dressed Lumber and
Shingles, Canada Fibre Board, Metal
Building Materials, Tile, Cedao
Posts, etc..
Fes;
and
April 1,5111 last had the following :
"Sir R. Baden-Powell,
DEVEREAUX-In McKillop; on May
6111, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dev-
COURT
Men of Huron :
da and Australia, with apop-
of twelve millions, occupies
ith of the globe, and the re-
g seven -eighths is now oecupi-
g l
sixteen hundred millions • of
Over -crowded Central EuropeP'ineapp'les'
decreasing little farms• of
ve to ten acres, has Inc
envious eyes upon the ev-
farms of Canada : lar-
who was on
a visit to Glasgow, where he was
the guest of Mrs. Bruce Milne„ ad-
dressed a meeting of Monday night in
St, Andrew's Hall, convened by the
Glasgow Council of the Boy Scouts'Etta
Associat on. The Clpief Scout review-
ed a parade of the boys held out-
side the hall before the meeting coo
mewed. All the troops of the city
were represented, lover 1000 boys be-
ing present.
.
ereaux,• a' son.
Deaths
LIC+HT:LE-In Detroit, on May, 130th,
East, wife of Elmer Lightle
formerly of Clinton, aged 60.
years:
MACDOUGAI L -In Goderfmh town -.
ship, on May LSth, Donald Stew-
art Macdougall aged 68 years and
8 months.
MANNING -In Prance on April 28113,
Op' REVISION', TOWN OF
Clinton, -Notice is hereby given
that a meeting of the Court or
Revision of the Town of Clinton
will be held in the Council Cham-
ter on Friday,'May, 26111, 7itd6, at
8 o'clock p.m. Inc the :purpose of
hearingand determing complaints
against the Assessment Roll of the
said town for the pear 19136, Per-
yens having business at this Court
will please attend at the said time
and place -D. L. Macpherson, Clerk
'April
We have added a stock of
New Groceries
and can now supply you with Teas,
Sugar, Canned Goods and other lines
to be found in a grocery store.: We
Conner's This
JOHN B. MUSTARD
Pine Apples Telephones
Bayfield Office, 8 on '174,,
are on earlier
Brucelleld Office, 11 on 145.:
than ilial this year and are
also sell Bread. is an
addition to
Flour and Feed
of which we keep a full stook and
will deliver goods to any part of the'
town. We will appreciate a share of;
p
now as cheap as they will be '-'
this season. This fs a good' '
It Will Pay You.
time to buy for meaning,;
Call and get Prioes, • to Order Nov..
Owing to the great .advance
o all Central Europe and with
ght millions of people. If Ger-
St. Helens,
Pte. William Nlannin son of the
B,
late A, H. Maiming 01 Clinton, .
Clinton, 11th, 1916, —30-2,
Tins, these fair acres of ours
the property of the Hun, the
the Bulger and the Turk
ggy
it of conquest,
is valuable inheritance; carved
the forest by your forefal;lt_
defending?
is on the firing line fighting
tr property ?
you so mindful of your heritage
crassly selfish that you permit
oys to spill their blood in tie-
1 you and yours ? Will : you
t home and make monely ? 11
re is a taint upon every dol- •
p
you make, and; in the,years
e, you will hangyour head
•
Mr. and Mrs, Thos, Todd have re-
turned to' their. • hone from Wingham
where they spent the winter with
their daughter, Mrs. Bert Thompson.
Miss Emma Woods spent the week-
end with her sister, Mrs. James
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Quinn 01 Kinloss,
Quite a number. from here attend-
ed the anniversary services , iu the
hucknoty Presbyterian ch urch on
Sunday and Inc entertainment on
Monday.
Mr. W. J. Todd sports a new Chew-
rolet ear,
Harr Maceyeiillsted Witli the,
Y
161st last week..HenryMcELRCY'-Iri
aged 26 years. i
TROTT-In Seaforth on May0th,
Samuel Trott aged 84years and
3 months.:
GRASBY-In Morris township; on
May 5th, Catherine Woodsy relict
of the late James Grasby, Hid-
lett township, aged
P, g 89 years,
MASON -In Morris_towiisiiip, on May
3rd, John Mason, aged 84 years,
6 months.
THURLOW-In Winghain, • 00 'May
7th, David 'Phurlow, aged 51
years and 9 months.
MURNEY-In Godenich on May 4th,
gCan13accomplish
HJ. Murney, ed 54 years.
McKillop, to on May6th
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COUBP OF REVISION VILLAGE
of Bayfield. -Notice is herebygiven
that a meeting of the Court of
Revision of the Village of Bayfield
will be held in Inc town hall on
Friday,May20th 1916, 1016,at IncD.
,
hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon
for Inc purpose of hear ng and de-
termining complaints against the
Assessment Roll of the said vii-
lige Inc the year 1916. Persons
having business with this Court will
please attend at the said time and
Place. -l3, W, Lrwin, Clerk, Bap-
field, April 11th 1'940. i 36-2tI3ighest
your .patronage.
g
All kinds of produce taken in ex-
change for goods.
A. WATSON
Victoria St.,Next the Hospital.
p
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in the pries of all kinds oil
D R, I E D F R U I T S metals Furnaces are soon to
advance. If you are going to
Prunes, Peaches and Apricots, Rai- instal -a Furnace or have an 1
sibs and Currents for making pies, Plumbingdone this y
g I•pear you.
will save 1'ncne b getting
-" Tj g g
prices at once.
SPECIALS _ V,µ
111!!!
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Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, Grape -
Fruit, Stxatvberriee, Rhubarb, Leta TllOse HA 11 KlNS.
tuce and Green Onioes,
_
more with less eF-
fort than Dae improperly nourished,
gi would suggest that we should
the day with rho correct food,
For morning Meal
Breakfast foods such as Corn Flakes
Gusto,' Grape Nuts, Shredded Wheat,
ICrumbles Rolled Oats, Rolled Wheat,
-_
Market Price Inc Produce
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Farms for <Sale
�• E. HUNNIFORD ; , _
FARM FOR, SALE, BEING LOT 24
LIVE AND- LET LIVE GROCER, on Inc 6th eon, of Godericla Town-
ship consisting 120 acresr 11l
e, and be despised by year
and be hated b your-
Y,
neighbors and your relatives
should o' • married men,
large families of little ones
mercy 01 the State, are coo-
NIT. and Mrs. VViu, Mo0rostie have a
new htGle son.
Misses Edna Woods and Pearl Todd
M,
were appointed delegates from is
Sion Band to attend the Presbyter-
Tal m I,uclrnow on Monday next,,
,
John McElroy, aged 98 years.
STANDISI -in Goderich, on May
gbh, Clarinda Armstrong, widow :
01 the late Robert Standish:,
IN LOVING NIEMCRY-of $Iary C,,
beloved wife of Mr. R. Y..Cox,
Goderich tp., who died May, 12tH,
FOR SALE. -THE 1r STORYbegin
house with a acres of land on On-
Carlo street lately: occupied by Mr.
Baines. The garden is in excellent
condition and there is st acre of
raspberries and small fruits. The
Roman Meal, Etc, or if you wish
something heavier in foods, try our
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:Breakfast Bacon"
n'Yi.dADay Meal
Canned vegetables -that are pre -
pared in sanitary factories'. We re-
commend our Magonilia Brand of
Peas, Corn and Tomatoes, Have a
quality all their own:
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wheat,of
acres in fill 40 acres ready
foe spring plowing, 7 acres of bush's
t' remainder under grass. Small ODA
chard, Concrete. House. Godsingle
Sced Jorn• barn 53x80 witH stone founda'tion'-0
resole Cement silo. Water tank and Windt
mill
We now have in stock a quantity, mill at barn. One quarter mile frond
Hill, -James Hamilton'
of Seed Coin which we can offer e
you at a reasonable price,; also, Chino0. -691
good Seed Buckwheat; -
more freely than single
1nen who have no ties. In all
young m.en from eight-
thirty, then up to forty -live,
it drafted. Are ou' waitingdressed
? • yover
. After the war is
tvi conscience will be your
Hensail.
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Capt. Vanstone of the 161st ad-
the local War Auxiliary, and
a number al leading_ citizens one ev-
eningrecently in regard to the need,Our
YThe
1915,
„ One precious to our hearts has gone,
The voice we loved is stili ; -
The place made vacant in our hone
Can never more be filled.. ,
• i, -
Father m love hadg calledPorter's
boon Ills given ;
house contains sewn rooms with
cellar full size. of house, Furnace,
electric lights and waterworks: I
have also for rental the office late -
ly occupied by John Medd. as o, ;
barber shop, -Jacob Taylor, -35
every day and every night,
ill you compare with the re- ,recruits
heroes ? , The • excuse' that
r would not let .me go" or
•
of getting the required umber of
to fill the Battalion. He
made a very stirring address and the
result was that . those present pledg-
And, though in earth the body lies,
The soul' is safe in }leaven,"
-Husband and Son,
QRS, J. JOHNSTON, WHO HAS
taken over Inc agency for the Spir-
ella corset, is prepared to meet the
To add zest to appetite try .our
hoose Sweet • or Mixed Pinkies, Cab
sup,, Olives or Sauces.
Dessert is always an important
feature, Try our nitrite
Y pudding,
all flavors, only; 10'c per. package,
Jelly Powders.
And last but not least
'
When day's work is done
cooked meats -it will save
You cooking. Canned Jams make an
excellent dessert, such as in�r-
nialade, Raspberry or Strawberry
Jam, Fresh Fruits, • Bananas, Pine;-
apples, Etc. Also a full stock of
fancy cakes.;
e.:
Pfione orders promptly, attenited to.
Johnson & Co.
This is the hatching season; and
that means lots of feed for; Inc
Baby Chicks. We Have a.Iargo
stock of Bahyi Chick Feed and alto ����
Ohick Grit on hand.
'.s.
Try' some of our Oream.ea] and Oil want done
cake Incfor your young Calves and
Pis there is better; g
g ,nothing g,
Silica Lard has risen to stall' a TmsmtthCo
Work Corrugated
,high price, why not try our frost- SteelShingles,.g
first Shortening, as it is not so ex-
and Slate.,
pensive and goes farther. , We have
it in 5 and 20-1b, pails. Call or phone for
Bran, Shorts, Low Grade Flour, • Estimates
Oatmeal, Breakfast Food and Flour,
always kept in stock,; BYAM r�
-'-` BYAM &
\V i r,' Sanitary, Plumberd.
v1' • U%aimns & lune
FLOUR, AND FEED,
a-
g
+ j
in Inc line of I ,
Plumb i n r,
g
and Furnace
Roofing,
ti•,
Felt Roo ug
p' rices:
cheerfully 'givens
SUTTER
Phones l2.
ou "had to produce," or any
stock excuses willsound
ad foolish.
fifteen more Wren out of each
rad township will complete
PEavetroughing,
:talion save our County
ed their assistance in every way
Possible.
The pincers and soldiers of the
Hensall detachment of Inc 161st held
an ,assembly in Inctown hall on
Friday evening which was attended
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COT -
HOUSE FOR RENT A NEAT. C04
nage on Isaac street to rent,-Ap-
ply to W. Brydoue, Ciiuton: -37
needs of all old and new mustom-
ens. The• Spirella is "different" ;
a perfect fitting, flexible, made -to-
order corset, allowing every muscle
full la Call and ask Mrs. John.-
play,
stop about corsets and accessories.
and:
grace which will follow if .our
the
by all the danring folk in town and
burgs:Tryour
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brave boys suffer
ray of being broken up and
u to other battalions.
dot
number interfere with the
s of production ?
is a time of sacrifice i' what
u sacrificing ? '
ter years will you go about
:
many from the surroutnling
Dr. A. Moir has purchased. the
building known as the Macarthur
g2511ANO'Y
Bank building and is having it fitted
tip, the around floor, as offices and
the second loor as appartments for
his family. They will be a welcome
acquisiticn to the town.
'
IVIEN
Wanted.
The I-Iuron Battalion needs
men handy with tools for
YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED. RE-
paired' and Pressed aad at the
shortest po'ssihle notice. Both Lad-
res' and Gentlemen's clothes. We
guarantee t° d° good wofik. Also •
having bought a machine, 1 am pre-
pared to French. Dry Clean Ladies'
511115, Gent's Suits and all kinds
sad words of tongue or pen
saddest are these, ."What
might have'been
gsubscription
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c paymy
A Good Resolution: I Evi11
to The News-IZeeord in
.rlo.non
Inc Pioneer Section,
Coed Wages and Short
Hntirc
of woolen clothing including Sweat -
ens, etc, All orders prmnptly at
tended to. Rooms oven
I J Grigg'sa
Tho Clara of n.,atlM,r
rlibne 199. Highest prices paid for
lewelCry Stgre,-Wm,, ,, ago,
0111 allll Y1 VU1. L, le t'aLUT;
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