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Sunday
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Much
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thousan
here on
work o
'mowed
presen
Mayor
The t
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the cas
tion of
lie for
the ear
-chance
but sh.
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Corp
'from
learned
profit
,of the
spring
dry sun
the gen
editions
as well
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'with g
Seizes
oil and
caption
est pos
weeks
the sea
Resid
use of
'wishes
sible, s
tion to
There s
,should
the rat
pay fo
,tax ra
•as the
ing the
town's
'the cos
ing for
-house i
as pay'
emu fr
(down t
'screens
Bust as
.conifor
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on, ma
were o
streets
fence of
made t
one to
area tl
The c
oil. '1
their
and no
we war
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h has been said that, is
t true about conditions
''vested
Camp Borden;Chaplain
Fairfull.
iter News -Record.
-Allowthroughseverelyhurt
me the medium:
it paper on behalf of the of-
and men of the ]foist Batt; to
the county council for this
F a marquee 40x50 to be used
recreation tent, This gift coin-
agreat croon to the boys and,
absolute necessity in a camp
1
everyone has to help enter -hurt
to ocher Escrow, Lot mo . also
same- time . g the 11
nstitute for their gift of over
inn books. The tent and books
us to' have our Sunday even-
n service;and so fora shortH
gto
et together and know each
one
gain.
dly
Lead
e
ch
ave
Robert
rads
the
Street
roar
foiling
Park
ala
art
t,
orations
experience
Itidgetown
pial
arms,and
in
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see
ing
am
t
nr
nk
taer
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; MeKillopTownship. -
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The fall wheat which has been bar-
wild• give about. an average
+, bo fall beill • so
ield Owin to
g S
as ItinCl
wet there was noti sown as
formerly. 1
James, Martin got one of his legs
by getting 'tiowri be-
tween the covering of a hay rack,
The intense beat of Sueicla s wase
yMrs.
followed by 'a nice; cool wave.
Mr. and Mrs..I-Ierbert Irvine of De
troll; are visiting relatives • in thisan
section,
Wm. S
Smiths got his arm severely'
while' engaged with a hay load -fist,
Cr and has been off work for several
days. 6
Me and ]firs. Thomas Leming, Sr,
away
have been two' for a week visiting
relatives in Michigan and other points
the south of here,
Bl `th
Mrs. 11. M. Robinson and children
returned last weal[ iteral a visit at
retur ed
Miss Verne Bennett has returned
to Toronto after spending, a .vacation
at her home in Blyth.
lr and
N ., an Mrs. W. W . Sloan and son
of Toronto were guestsrecentlyreceived
of
Miles Young,
BRICK IIOUSP FOR SAL .-GOOD
location oil William street, near the
Model, school. Ten rooms, electric
l h
g t, waterwork;; bathroom; ate,-
T, T Murphy.44
i
r Q� SAI E._il SECOND' LAND
Ta
We are now
facilities than
Public:
prepared withbetter"
ever tol
Ford Automobile, thoroughly over-
hauled, 'tires practicallynew,
Very eheap,Seeley & West. `-31
8K.
Olives'
Re -Cut Crusher Rolls.
Crum Circular and Cross -having
CREAM ,WANTED. , - DAIRYMEN
cream to sell write to
'
THE SESSIONAL STATUTES OF
Ontario for. the 'ear 101fr . v
year have been
bythe undersigned tics-
g
tribution to the persons entitled to
the same. Magistrates and Justis-
es of the Peace may.obtain them
on application at the office of the
undersigned ue<i ; or co res will be for-
g p
warded by express on request. Of-
of tlie.CIerk of the Peace, Cod-
;. , - .
mach,rk 2Znd July 1'Jltb. C. Seager,
': ClClerlr of the Peace. �7-�,
Cut Saws.
Do all kinds of Lathe and
' Machine Work,
Do Rubber Tiring for. Bug-
gies.
Repair Automobiles,
Do Blacksmithing.
g'
Do Wood Repair Work.
Sharpen Power Clippers.
Sharpen hand Clippers.
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SELL
Automobile Tires.
Flard and Cushion TiresManzanilla
Bit
Ruggles.
Gasoline and 0i1.
for cans t
We supply two cans Ireo:
Pa all.express chares.and issue
yig es
cheques twice' each month, cheques
payable at par. We pay, the high-
g
est market prices consistent with
honest test. ''Testing done
gby a'
competent man. Each can careful-+
careful -
ly weighed, sampled and tested on
arrival and statement returned.
Those in the vicinity of T{inburn
may leave their cream with Mr.
Haul who: will deliver : it here,
Write for cans and giveg
us a trial.
Patrons in the vicinity of Varna
may deliver their cream to Beatty
Bros. Store and it will be taken
care 'of them -Tito Seaforth Cream-
cry., Box 486, Seaforth, Ont.
a.
mY IlUt they are good,
' cool, tempting tin and I
p g
healthful
ealthfpl.
if you are fond of
Olives see our list
Large picnic size 30c
g
a bottle
Lar eQueen Olives 2jC
R
Pimento 6tCl eel Oli eS
Y5C ajiCl 25c
Olives
7L7C and 20C
Marriages '
g
CAMPBELL -LEVY -In Clinton, on
August let, by Rev. bather Ho-
am MarMr.
and Mrs. James daughterLey, to oG• Greg-
ory a. Campbell of Galt,
WILLIAIVIS-WATSON-In Morris on
July 22nd, Melville Williams, of
Wingliam, to Florence Ethel Wat-
on.
Births
,^
FIODGI tS In Seafoxth, July 51st
to Captain and Mrs' 1I. J. 14dd
: a daughter.
gins, g
SMITH -In Morris township, on July
28th, to Mr. and Mrs. William
Smith, a son.
Deaths
BRUCE In kIullett towns -hip, July
29th, Robert Bruce, in his 01st
year,
EDWARDS-In Goderich on JulyWilson
24th, Mary Mc);t;+an, widow of
the late' Peter Edwards, in her
^ 78th year:
DEACON -In East on
July 23rd, Margaret Wawanosh,Deacon, aged
36 years.barn
FORWE
O U S E SALE -ROOMYV
house, comer of. Ontario and Will-
taut streets. All modern eonvencen-
Gardens and young fruit trees.
Apply to Mrs. A. Beacom on prem-
lees
tees or to W. Brpdone, Clinton-42.Our
better. We' also intend using
s a tent In wliielt the boysccs.
y
ad or write their home let -
'cense Ladies Patriotic Society
s gift of two refrigerators
upplied •a long felt need. Just
e • how useful these are in this
Summerhillfor
John RoITnian is visiting hot•T
n other,. Mrsf John Johnston.
,,
Mr, Alfred I levet of whet Iiuron,
is visiting with his uncle, Mr. Louis
Johnston, -
Ignition Batteries. Have Just Received a Carload of
Telephone Batteries,
CEMENT E M N Tr
AUTONIOBILE',GARAGE IN 'V 1•fa E 1V 1
assortment is CONI -
isle price and '
p 'quality
the very best,
McCO1iMIC'i{ . AGENCY -I IIAVE
taken over the agency for the Mc-
Cormick Implements and moved it
myto place of business, the Cat -all
riage and repair, shop, •
street, where I will keep on IThand
fun line of imulemertts, repairs,
twice, etc. An older from you
will receive prompt attention, -he
Elliott. -43
CONNECTION. And will keep a supply
summer,
�F.F.LEY WEST Come Here
For pour cement needs.}'gFair,
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-
■ O'Ne!l
sot weather, and also the ma-
they have sent' us. One can-
agiue how valuable an old
ire is :until pissed m a pea-
imilar to our boys here iu
lYIait an hour is' made Uri ht
ofdtithisst ttd hea1 of Ladies day
gift.
you, you have one and all
that you realize that -the Hu-
B your own boys in that you
so much to snake life in
Bozilen more camfoxnalile,
se ,say when I am writing
ke all' the stories about Camp
as being facts. We are 'ser
not living, in a drawing room,
we expect to as soldiers,
as' been said that is not true
:ouditions here and these stor-EMPLOYMENT
thing by telling told over and
Our Batt. has behaved
throughout anti were notfor
lets in any of the disturbances,
of being ring leaders our
it, their Imes, It is not truechickens
cers encourage the men to
because of camp conditions.
ay this Honestly for the Batt.g'
I an attached, Today our
been out cleaninga piece
rad to be used entirely for a$7,00
and leaving oil work at' three
and going doom to the
ug pool to bathe,
must not tresspass on your
ny more, Mr. Editor, but let
Me yen in anticipation.
I, K. FAIRRULI,
161st Battalion.
Very Comfortable in
Their Billets in France,a
The following letter from Frank
a native of Clinton, addressed
to lits sister -i -n -law, Mrs. James Fair
will be of interest to News -Record
readers :
France, April 0th, 19h6
Dear Jessie ;-Your lovely box of
candy received a few days ago -while
I was up in the trenches and you.may
fie sure that we lost no time iii cat-
ing them up as we did not want to
take any chance of the Germans
getting them. We were in for sib
days and at present we are back in
billets for a. rest, We had a rather
livelytime of it this' last tripbut
namout alright. Dr. 'Smith istillbaydrivingLEH[GH
in England lith the 46th Batt. Per-
ey Hoxton is here somewhere but as
I don't know which unit he belongs
to I can't locate him. Do- you know
hi , address, if 'so let me have it as
it is just possible I might run across
g
bins. As' I wrote Agnes and Dixie,
I was drafted out of the 46th Batt.
and ant with the Borden Battery. In
y
writing address No. 427161 Pte,
Frank Fair, Borden Armoured Batt-
cry, 2nd Canadians France. We seem
to have got in with a good bunch
think we will come through the
war alright unless of course I should
get hit. It took the drill sergeants
about eight months to learn pie to
hold up my head but it just took me
about one minute to learn to keep it
down when I first hit the' trenches,
We are very comfortable in billets,
Have lots to
•
News -Record means News -Reader. JOHN HUTTON
I ONDLSBORO.
FOR SALE -THE PROPERTY ON
Rattenbury street.occupied by Dr.
Gandier, including house, office,
and 'two lots. Will be sold
separately or together. Electric
lighting throughout. Water in
stable. Hard and soft water In
bathroom, kitchen and summer ]silt
-A 1 to Dr. candler. -00.
pp yJLJ;[1LIa1
GIRLS WANTEDIBROILERS
•�. AND
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WE CLAN GIVE DUCKLINGS
I C u N
TO A G S
FEW MORE KNIT-
Wanted,
TENS, ETC. APPLY •s uvlllAAA•
'AT ONCE. We are in the market for 2000youngprices
and 1,000 young ducks per
week, the chickens to weigh 2 pounds
Clinton Knitting Co.Julyorders,
and the ducklings 4' pounds, each.
LIMITED. Now is the time to take adaid for
of thepoultry. extraordinary prices paid for
Your
Take advantage
chance to have
filled up
ANTHRACITE
coal
Before the
on the
For June and
lowing are our
CHESTNUT
STOVE
those
with our
that
advance
1st of
prices
,
of
ATT VALLEY
satisfies)
August.
your
coal
celebrates
of
$7.50
last
bins
the
fol -
S T R A Y E D -THERE STRAYED
from the premises of the undersign -chess
ed at lot 22, Base Line, Goderich
township, on Mondavi, July 10th, a
mate, .9 years old. Has
slight spring halt, Reward given
information leading to its re
covery.-John Macdonald, R. R. No.
1, Phone 15 on 106, Clinton. -48•
FOR SALE. - THE 1.1 STORY
house with k acres of land on On-
ratio street 'lately occupied by Mr.(the
Bames. The garden is in excellent
condition and there is acre of
raspberries and small fruits. Tho
house contains seven 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 a
barber shop. -Jacob Taylor. -35
FARM -FOR SALE -LOT 30 IN THE
7th con., Goderich township, cont
tafnin so acres all under cultiva-
g
Van : barn 60 x 50 with stone fours-
dation ; small house ; good well.
For particulars apply to -Mrs. Pet
Pet -
cx Cantelon, Huron Street, West,
Clinton. -48,
,
eS
live oultr
p y'
Non -Fertile, New -Laid
EGGS
Now that the hot summer weather
EGG $7.00
SOFT COAL $6.00
Delivery to Bayfield $1.00 per ton,
to Varna 50e, to Kippers 50e, Bruce -anti
field 25o.
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FOR SALE A FORD RUNABOUT
Automobile equipped with the Gray
& Davis Starter and Lighting Sys-
tem. 'Also with Shock Absorbers
which add greatly to the easy rid-
ing of the car.-Seeley38
is approaching we are in a position
We also handle all kinds of Logs,
COTTAGE FOR SALE AT CORNER
of Dunlop and Isaac streets. Nine
rooms, o good back kit-
cellar,tees
then, stone foundation, waterworks
anti cisterns.SHADOW
Place in good state of
repair. Quarter acre of land with
small fruit: E, F. Jackson, -47.
t to pay a premium for non -fertile
EYES EXAMINED FREE eggs nob over four days old, Is will
BY THE NEW pap you to sell or kill all the coos-
after the breeding season is
TESTSy stem) over'
•
"These Spex. have overcome rho
and Lumber, Canada Cement, Buffalo
Brand Fertilizers, Tongued and
Grooved Flooring and V Matched Si..C}ltapla:En,good
drug, Canada Fibre Board, Metal
Building Material, Tile, Cedar Posts,;
Etc•
YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED. RE-
paired and Pressed and at the
shortest potsible 'notice, Both Lad-
les' and Gentlemen's clothes, We
guarantee to dogood work. Also
having bought a machine I am.pre-ing.
pared to French Dry Clean Ladies'
Suits, Gent's Suits and all kinds
of woolen clothing including Sweat-
etc. All orders promptlyatNew
tended to Rooms oven Griggs
jewelery Store. -Wm. J. Jago. '-55
Blyth
Marshall of East Waw-
led suddenly while on a visit
in Lanark county. The re-
Pere brought home for inter-
funeral, taking place ou
week to the Union cemetery.
e and a family of two sonsera,
ce daughters survive,
eat and a good place to
sleep and lots of tobacco to smoke.
We are quite close to a little village
whtere I otters go of an evening anti
study the natives at first hand. They
are a queer lot. The last time I was
in the trenches we were quite close
to some Highland Scotclsmen and had
lots of fun with them. When ever it
gets too muddy they take off the
kilts and go around in their shirt•
tails, They are a comical lot but
great fighting men. The Germans nick-
misty vision that creeps on with the GUNNLANGLOIS CO.
advance of years, and now I am the ,
most pleased ratan I know."
This is what our patrons are say,- TheUp-to-dateBRUCCFIELD,
Firm
JOHN B. MUSTA D
R
FOR SALE -A LAWN SWING AND
a gasoline stove, two' burners, will
g
be sold cheap. Apply to -Mrs. T.
Jackson, Sr. -17-2
CLINTON..
"`
A pleased patron is the best adver-
"'re satisfaction,
see c sa. I give free tests and grass THE CORNER STORE
__,_.
We have added a stock of
/� •
Groceries
and can now supply you with Teas,
you with
i Te
Sugar, Canned Goods lines
FOWL AND SPRING CHICKENS
Wanted, Highest market price paid.
W. Marquis, Phone 1,1 Ott 160, R.
R. No, 1, --25,
Talk but as Yet No
Oiling in Clinton.
Ri.eigetonn Dominion.)
O gallons of road ail reached
Friday• acid on Monday re the
the streets was coin-
under the• direction of a re-
Rive of the oil company,
[Temp and Councillor Leitch. •
so far has been well done.
il has been put on than _wasI
e last year. The oiled pot-
the streets was closed far teal-
y or two and the hot sun of
ly part of the week had a
to "bake in" the oil. A sharp
shower 'Tuesday had little
like individuals learn
names thein the "ladies from hell."
I hear you have been having a rather
hard winter in Canada this ear, We
y'y,
are having a spell of nice breathier
over snorer know when it is going to
start raining again, Takingit alland
g g
mound we were lucky •to have •been in
England instead the trenches through
the winter and I am sure you will
loin me in hoping that before anoth-
erwinter the war will be over with.
r
I had a letter irons Mr. limner the
day but have not heard frojnp
Aggic for some little time and think
some of in +mail has one astray.I
y g •
can't say when we will take another
turn in the firingline but expect itp
Wrte oftet be nttsYouxse we are fn. again,
'
FRANK.
When our repair department is so �"
close at hand there is really no ane
ease for carrying anything Live and Let Live
y g ythin but an —addition
accurate time piece.Flour
that may arise.
Everything in the jewellery. line re
Y g J Y'
paired, rings, broaches, pins, Barretts Vegetables for your
etc.
and other
to be found in a grocery store, We
also sell Connor's Bread. This is an
to
and Feed
will delivergoods to anypart of the
town. We will appreciate a share of
your patronage.
All kinds of produce taken in ex,
change for
First -Class
Laundry
1;e t the Commercial hotel
�`-
Solicits a trial on work which will
be executed by hand without the use
of acids, lime,or an other cheati-
yOptician
cats to destroy the clothes,
Shirts ironed sol that theywill not
hurt your neck.
Stand-up collars ironed without be-
l
crane error willbroken in the e wing, investigated with-
out the original list,or after Si
hours from the timegoods are deliv-
axed. Patrons should list their cloth-
es otherwise our count must be ac-
ceptel as correct.
Sample prices : Shirts, open fronts
8c Collars Be, Ladies' Skirts, lai•n
'plain,
15c to 25c, Blouses 10c.
Parcels called for and delivered.
If work suits tell your friends
bur street occupied byblas
theYlate IVCrs. Wm formerly MurrayMua^ A
AD-
ply to CO. D. McTaggart. --32
VOTERS' LIST, 1916, OF THE ••
Municipality of Bayfield, County of
7Turon,-Notice is hereby given that
have transmitted or delivered to
the persons mentioned in section 9
of the Ontario Voters' List s Aet
tete copies of the list, made ersu-
ant to said Act, of all persons ap-
pealing by the last revised Assess-
merit Roll mf the said Municipality
to be entitled to- vote in the said
Municipality. at elections for mem-
hers of the Legislative Assembly
and at Municipal elections ; andCooked
that the said list was first posted
upat rn •office Bayfield, h
y onthe
22nd clay of July,.191t8, and remains
there for inspection. And I hereby
call upon all voters to take im.-
P
mediate proceedings to- have any
errors or omissions corrected meow -General
'ding to law. Dated at Bayfield thisTomatoes,
22nd, day of July, 19].6 -TL W. Er-
win, Village Clerk, -47.
nn
Camping Trip.goods,
Y g
H. H. JOHNSON
Our` stock of Canned Goods has
and Jeweler especially
been es eciall. selected for their qual-ottiar
ity and purity, in fact everything we
D.A.WATSON
Victoria St., Next the HosrrtaP.
suggest to you Will have your unqual-
gg
. hied approval. Check from this list
the goods you know you want, then
Cream. Wanted Corry: in and let us show ou others :
Canned Tomatoes, Corn, Peas,
Highest price paid for cream, etc., Concentrated Packet and
which will be taken in eve* Canned Soups,, Meat Extracts,
Monday and Thursday morning Canned. Presetves and Jams,
and weighed, tested and paid for Marmalades, Bacon all kinds of
while you wait. Breakfast Foods, Con-
Also all kinds of - live fowl :tvati- lensed Milk, Coffee and Cocoa,
ted Fowl received Wednesday,(fanned Salmon, Sardines and
Kippered Herring.
morning each week. pp g
99-9.94
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It Y�111 �a Ou
J
to Order Now.
owls to the great advance
g
in the price of all kinds of
metals Furnaces are soon to
advance. Ifyou are goingto
instal
is Furnace or Naar any
g lnea you-
will save money by getting
prices at once.
and the lessons
as regards, street oiling should
in the future. One
first is that a cool radia Y
is no insurance against a hot,
,mer. The second is that with
use of the motor car con-
have changed and that health
as comfort demands precast-
gaiust the dust which is- laden
I of these facts steps to order
prepare the streets -fox its- to
be taken at the earli-
sible date in May or the first
June as the character of
son fixes itself.
desiringantreets
oil makeSshouldon iknown their
to the cowteil s earlyasNewironic
pos-.
that body i
o y may be in a posi-
know how much to order.
houid be no limit. Every street
be treated with oil on which
epayers ask for it. The latter
it in additions to all other
nes. The council merely -acts
agent of the ratepayers. Oil-
streets does_ not increase the
indebtedness ; neither should
t be regarded as a tax, - Pay- ,
oil to keepyou and our
. Ygame
from dust is just the same
for an umbrella to- shield
the rain. Paying to keep
he dust paying
to keepjoutkthe flies, andisesort;
urgent from a health and
viewpoint.
the oil -ds here and beingput
who up to a few weeks ago
pposed to the oiling of the
are wantingoil. The expert-
p
the past few awful weeks has
hem change their minds- The
will not begin to cover the
at wants and should have oil.
ouhcil will no doubt, meet
se council will no doubt meet
ishes, but in future let us try
Ore up oar minds as to what
ar
t: narliei• in the season.
�±
Happenings, of i[ Ifteen
Years Ago.
a '
Happenings in Clinton at tits
Opening of the Cantu?y,
_
Taken from the Files of The
News -Record of the date
indicated.
Cliubofi Aug.elet, .1901,
• Mr, 1•I, Hill has finished the found-
ations of the new addition to the
Ontario- street church and also the
stonework of the new Wesley church
waitinggo on
tarthtthewlls,for brick 'to
wheat was delivered at Fair's -
'mill on Saturday by lYlr, Barney
Manns of l-Iullett, It tested fifty-
eight pounds to the bushel. A load
`brought 'in on Tuesday from the farm -
of Mr. E, Butt, Base Line, tested
sixty-one.,4
The final lacrosse match for the
championship of Clintonhe district was
played between Cand Mitchell
at Soaforth yesterdays resulting in
favor of the latter, three goals to
two., It was agood and about
one hundred people went from Olin-
ton to cheern the Strathconas. The
following is the.treatai from here :
point
cover�point,11F. Kerr ;r1stlade-
lessee, J. Crooks ; anti defence, SI.
her 3rd defnce W. Biacltford
Doherty ;phone-
centre, A. Holmes 3rd home L.Stock
�Dayment, and home,.A. Sheppard ;
1st home, L. Whitely ; outside home,Minute
1 . 'Couch ; ,inside hams, W. ;
P. Whitely
field captain, 'J, Kennedy,
The Local Market,
Wheat file to 65c.
Oats 31c to 32c.
Barley 37c to 40c,
Potatoes 20c to Mc.
Butter 14c to lt5c,
Eggs 9?e to• 11c.
Live Hoes $6;50 to 56,75.
T. E. MASON, Specials -Raspberries, Cher-
ries, Black Currants, Peaches,
Merchant, Oranges, Lemons, Bananas,
Cucumbers, New
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HAWKINS•
WASH DAYS : Monday, WednesdayTHOS.
Friday mornings of each weak.
Potatoes and Beans.
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HOUSES FOR. SALE OR TO RENT
-Nine roomed house on Frederick
street ; furnace and good cellar
hard and soft, water ; choice gar-
den and small fruits good stable
on premises, Also the brick house
one Isaac street next bowlinggreen,
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For particulars apply tomRobert
Thompson, Clinton, --d6
FARM FOR SALE, BEING LOT 24
No matter whetheryou remain at
picnickingnsietcof
or go camping or
you will want somethfttg n•ies and r
SeedCOFJI
tasty for your meals and wiry stand !
over a hot stove when you can get`
such delicious and wholesome ready- •
cooked foods, We talcs the liberty of We now have in stock a quantity
of Seed Corn which we can offer
offering a few suggestions that re you at a reasonable price, also
quire very. little cooking : good Seed Buckwheat.
• • Canned Goods. This is the hatching season, and
Peas, Corn, Tomatoes, Pork and that means lots of feed for the
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on the 5th con. of Goderich Town -
ship co g 120 acres, 171
apses in fa11 wheat, 40 acres ready
fox spring plowing, 7 acres of bush,
remainder under grass. Small or,
chard. Concrete house. Good
barn 53x80 with stone fotmdatind-
Cement silo. Water tank and Wind-
mill at barn. One quartee mile from
' Hill. -James Hamilton. -0
Clinton.
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Ideal Green Feed.
Alpha Gasoline
Be Laval Oil
Wendott Cleanzer.
of
my house,
west of Commercial
and repairingtern
day afternoons.
Also Agent
combo Pianos.
Phone
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Silos,Meats•
Engines,
and
repairs kept at
'three doors
Hotel,
done Satur-Call
for New-
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W A N' Si' E D - MACHINISTS AND
Lathe Hands. -Wood Motor Com
patty, Clinton. -44.
Beaus, Beaus, Salmon, Sardines, Herring, Baby Chicks. We have a large ;
Haddre, etc., and there is nothing stock of Baby Chick Feed and also
more substantial or more easilypre-
Chick Grit on hand.
pared. reatCalvesndnd
cake yfor yourf young
hand, Meat Loaf, Breakfast a� Pigs, there is nothing better.
Back Bacon. They are always up fie Since Lard has risen to such a
the mark. high price, why not try our East-
Jellypowders and Minute Pudding gEavetrovgiling,
Powders are always a friend to the peneivetor drag goes farther. notWWe sohave .
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housewife. Theyare an ornatnssnt asin:r -
well as a s lendd dessert. pails.
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we pit v and 20stb. :psi Flour,
pudding can be made in a Bran, Shorts, Low Grade
1fRp, flavors to jioca lemon custard Oatmeal, Breakfast
1,t Food and Flour
rose, vanilla, chocolate, etc: always kept in stock.
and will
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you want done in the line of
Plumb I n g
Work, thCong and Furnaceg
wore. Corrugated
g Roofing,
Steel Shingles, Felt Roofing
and Slate.
or phone fox prices.
Estimates cheerfully gives,
FOR Srlf E. -FORD AUTOMOBILE,
second hand, at a reasonable price.
Will exehauge for Horses or cattle.
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CLAY TILE FOR SALE, FROM 3
to 151 in. A first class article.-
IluronttSi,reet�lClinorNo-. 7�3
WANTED. - A' BOY OVER 16
years who wants to earn his own
living, can find a good position
right now with us-, with a promise
of steady employment, good wages,
and promotion. -See our Superin-
tendent, Mr, Reid, about it at
once. --The Jackson Manntacterutg
Co. T,trl.. Clinton- 4n
Try tolatc you use more. l—
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Highest Market Price for Produce W. Jenkins . Son.
Wean FLOUR AND FEED:
Plione orders promptly attended to. phone 199. Highest prices paid for
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Sanitary Plumbers. Phone tf•
Gratn and Wool. Elevator:
tJohnson & Co.
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