HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1916-11-02, Page 5November 2nd, 19I6
Clinton News=RecoeJ
Such Is Life in the Army.
The followin letter was re
by Mr. and Pits. 1l ohn May of '
':from their son, t Sapper H. B.
who recently went overseas • a
:signaller. It gives an interestin
count of the trip across and
some idea of how thoroughly
dies• must pet lain)sell under th
cation of his" superior officers at
ready at all times to obey, o
promptly. Sapper May, Who 1
Victoria student, is very canner
settled with other University in
Shornenil'e for the present;
"Silornelitle, Eng., :Oct.
Dear Father and Mother,—i
try to give you an account of
trip front Clinton if I can. I
sent you a cablegram tonight t
,you know that we are safe and
I was afraid you might be uneas
fore you got a letter as it is
ported• hero that several ships
-been Sunk since we came across,
I know that they were sunk in
'waters, so. we have a good- deal
'thank God for in that we had
safe journey. I would have sent
sooner, only we were not allow&
until we had been here four d
b'at�nnt Clinton to Toronto I le
aitiiv good trip. although' very. l
some until after Stratford, when
'happened to. meet ;some people 'Ir
Seaforth who` had- a brother in
:Varsity st •v
y battery. . He is Rete n
.:tend weanon found lots to'
:about. We left Toronto the sante
ening for Ottawa. All our 'signal
from Toronto Varsity. Were th
and we all came to Ottawa togetl
'We were all 11111011 surprised when
found that we had to go to
camp, get ready for overseas
march to the station to get the 3
-trail' ,the same day. We ne
thought of going so soon. But s
:is army life ; we travel and do
know -where; we are going, wh
'hots'', where or anything else,
did not know that we were going
Shorneliffe until we got here, Th
'we were not allowed to cable
write home for four days. Es
now we are afraid of the tens
But he is not very strict on nl
going from England to Canal
' From Montreal to Halifax we had
pleasant trip, They gave us o
supper at Montreal. We stayed the
all night and were allowed out
the city from 7 p.m. until 10.30.
;got our breakfast there again at
'left in the morning. Montreal is
very pretty city, but nearly a
' Fr5t:eh, We were given another
'o'clock meal at Kenehec, and
10,30 dinner at Vendome Motel. 53
'tween times we were fed with su
plies that were sent with us, so
'did not sutler for want of food. B
sides we had boxes given to us a
'Ottawa. We travelled in coaches Ill
lather had going west, and slei
well in them every night because 'v
had our blankets.with us, The: k
that we carried everp place we too
ed, unless it was a long distance
• was two blankets and one rubbe
•sheet rolled together and thrown et
or our heads. Over that"" bandoli.el
water bottle and haversack untie
them,'and ,-two kit bags full on to
of them, Believe ale it was coin
load, but we can carry the way w
put it on much easier and farthe
than one would think, At 11.8
'n.m, the. next day we had a. splendit
breakfast at ,Newcastle station ran
a good dinner at. Moncton about 8,30
We were greeted by a large crow
-there and were let off the train fo
an hour or more again. Alter alone
ton the journey was interesting: W
passed Moncton, Sackville (Univer
:City and the soldiers' detention
-camp, where they; are shut in by
walls of barbed wire, Frain here we
had to pull down our blinds and
were not allowed to mail any more
'cards or even look out of the' *al -
dews, so we went to sre'ep until
.,d arning, when we woke up to lied
'that we had been In Halifax several
hours. Among others I was • put on
guard ort Sunday morning on the
water front to watch that enemy
ships did not approach the harbor
or -ships that did not answer the
proper signals. I forgot to me'ntio'n
that we 'did see the • old- City of
('uebee, the Plates of Abraham, the
'Citadel of Quebec, Lower and Upper.
Quebec and the large Quebec Bridge.
We had lunch at Levis' just aeons
the river from Quebec. It gave its
a. splendid chance to look around.
UP to Quebec we travel lad by the
St. Lawrence most of the way. Say'
the Laurentian Mountains, Pro tint
Hilaire, the Notre Dame Mts, , (.'hat -
cur Bay, and hundreds of other in-
tteresting sights. We boarded a tug
about 10 a.m. Sunday, Sept. '1 1th,
which ih t kus
00 outto our
boat a in
the Bedford Basin, where we stayed
until Wednesday morning, when the•'.
Laconia, 'Punania, Southland and
Corsican joined us. They were all
troop ships' as well, Later a war
ship joined us solely, for protection
and we felt the engines stirring anti
gradually Canada disappeared (coin
view. Sometimes going In a zigzag
manner, sometimes aCdaight ahead.
Oar beat was in the lead emetically
y.�alt'the way. The Lapland, our boat,
is a splendid ship, She had about
2500 on hoard besides the crew, so
we. bad lots of company and -never
ch c
ata ane to
get home
g sick or
lonesome owing to the Witter clatter
"air three French 'Canadian battalions,
The fare and.. sleeping aecol.nodatirm
was splendid..Life belt drill was a
common thing. We'had .to wear the
belts night and day after the first
thlree days. But, thank. God, we' had
• not the least chance to ase them,
• aithongh two or three mysterious
ships passed us, but 'they' ware
afraid- to.,face 'our little cruiser, I
guess. As we approached the non's
coast, of Ireland six • torpedo de-'
atroyers joined us, one with ca In
boat., Tam the boats and torpedo
destroyers paired oil suit manoeuzred
us safely to Liverpool by Friday
n.m. and we got to our tents in
Sltorncliffe about 1.2 pan. that night.
'The English trains are very small,
%divided into small • conipartinents.
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They are rather avulsing to • Ca
adlans, Theyt - crowded eight 'of
inton
0 o contpartmestt Where the
Was barely, room to push in, but a
ber we got is it was , fairly conifer
able, though e>:owded. But the trai
travel very much faster hero lb
in Canada even if they are smalle
1 hardly knowwhat route the
brought us. " We Caine , straigi
through. I ' do know that At
came through Rugby and old Lou
don, But I am not going to a
tempt to describe that part of au
trip, They are giving us six day
leave on Monday. A bunch ,or u
are going to Scotland and are goili
to see Edinburgh, Glasgow and Lou
don an our 'way back• 1 hope to b
able to tell you more of lfn,glanc
and Scotland after that, Don'
worry'abotit hie atall because w
fellows all are decided to look after
each billet, so always remember tha
Ito news i w is good news, As soon as
anything happens you will i<notw. We
are far mere comfortable here than
we were at Rockclille, as we hove
board floors hi our tent and splendid
grounds and a pretty town right
near us. It is really .surprising how
dark everything is • here in all towns
and cities at bight, railroad trains
and everything all darkened. It is a
common thing to see aeroplanes, but
they are all British aeroplanes on
scout duty so far. I am writing in
my tent
now bythe e li fit
of
g a Wau
die so will hate to quit' soon as
lights are out at 9.30. Ten of us
sleep in a teat with a diameter of
about fourteen feet, so you can
imagine that there is no room to
waste,U'
b t'te have not r
nuc
h stuff
to pack p away so we get along fine.
I am with fout other Victoria men
and two of theta are theologians.
The Others are . students Soo, and
nine of them just 'as good as, preach-
ers, Maniey Shipley is right near
us. I was over to see lam Sunday,
but he didn't happen to be in, fro is
welf_and healthy, according to the
other boys. Harold'Swann, is stere
too. Pie is getting a commission and
is here taking his training. Well I
must liking this to a close. Will ex-
pect to hear from you before long,
Am weil and hope you keep the
salve, Love to eta—Sapper E. R.
May.
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Goderich Township
The Young Ladies' Patriotic So-
ciety meets nett 'Wednesday after-
noon at utile home of Miss T. ale.
Marriages
ELLIOTTHALBERT—In Toronto,
on Oct. 20th, Jessie Halbert , of
Trochu Valley, Alta.,. to Wilson
Elliott of Clinton.
BL .NSMARD — TOMLIN,SpN — At
Broderick, Sask., on Oct. 12th,
Mrs. Violet 'Tomlinson of Sea-
forth to W. It. Blansliard of Nel-
son, B.C.
DB'TOT-MCCi•REGOR—Ili Seaforth,
on October 21st; Clara, y oaniost
daughter of Mr. Ilugh McGregor
of Stanley, to Stanley Detot of
Tuckersmith,
i)I;ICHER't—TIIIJ]L—In Zurich, en
October 26th, Clara, daughter of
Sir. and Mrs. Conrad Thiel, Zur-
ich, to Peter Reichert, .Jr., of
the Blind Line, Hay,
Births ,
PALMER--In Goderich, on October
• 20th, to Pte. mid. Mrs. Ii. M.
Palmer, a sou,
STEPHENSON--On the Parr Line,
Stanley, on' Oct. 20th, to 51r.
and Mrs. Chas. Stephenson, a
son.
R ADFORD—Iu Goderich, on October
21th, to Mr. 'and Mrs. John
Radford, a daughter,
Deaths
L' TPPINGTON—Iu Clinton, on Oct.
30th; Win. Leppington, aged 73
years.
A'Il7 CI-I.LLL—Ill Goderich, on Oct.
20th, Walter Reid, eldest son of
James. Mitchell, aged 82 years,
McINTOSI.1 In Seaforth, on October
25th, James McIntosh, aged 78
years and 10 months.
STURDY—In Dungannon, on October
23rd, Robert Sturdy, aged 89
years and tat months,
KELLY—At Sacece Camp, C'adgan',
on Oct.. 21st, Patrick Jos, Kelly
Di the 194th Overseas Battalion,
sou of John Kellp of Godexieli.
Sale of
Home=
Made
Cooking
THE WOMLN OF'litsLl.,IS'Pll) S
IIYTER'AN CHURCH
intend putting on of -sale of
homemade cooking
IN, fHIl COUNCIL CHAMBER
SATURDAY, NOV. lith
ENTERTAINMENT!
Ontario Street Church,
Monday, November27
November27
Lottie L.
Tillotson -7
of Hawaii
(GLOBE TRAVELLER)
Will give one of 'Icer eloeutioner•y
entertainments telling of custaans
and habits of people of many tinily,
MUSICAL 'NUMBERS.
Admission tip cents,
•
Wingham ..:.
Mn,Theodore aeodor
e 141ftttotialtz has gone
to Detroit to, accept a position,
Rev. Peter Fisher ; of Davidson,
Sask.,visited his sister-in-law, Dr,
Margaret Calder, last week.
Miss Grace Walker of Clinton spent
a few days last week as the guest
of Miss Elva Johnston.
13ULI35 FOR WINTiTij l3LOG'MlN1+,
'Hyacinths, Narcissus, Daffodils,
Tulips,' etc, Good, fresh; bulbs
at moderate prices.—Cavin rho
6 amt,
Florist, Clinton. —61
li'OUND.—A BUGGY RUG. LEFT IN
buggy of Geo. J. Connell at Com-
mercial Hotel barns on Sunday
night. Owner canthave same by
proving propertti and raying for
this advettisenleat 01•-i
POULTRY WANTED. — r VERY
Tuesday inounng, Highest Prices
paid.-Ho•uher ,Si .i.ngs, Varna. -00'
ANNUAL ivfli'LTSNCI—THE REGU-
lar Annual Meeting of the Clinton
horticultural Society will be held
in the. Council cit
Chamber iii an'u -
� e s
day, Nov. 7th,' at 7,80 pm, -Major
H. B. Me'Taggart, Pres., P. Cottle,
Sec.-Treas.- 00-2
LOST
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NEAR :AN'1'11.
LUN BROS.
Ste
ore A.steel containing
p
boys'
overalls, shirt, and underwear, The
finder Will confer a favor by leav-
ing same at Plunisteels' Store, -50
STRAYED.—FROM LOT 24, CON,
6, Mullett, a yearling heifer with a
mark on dewlap. A suitable re-
ward will be paid for information
leading to its recovery.—Thos,
Tighe, R. R. No. .11, Clinton. Phone
18 on 1.05. --59
FARM TO RENT -100 ACRES E
miles south of Clinton, on
B a y L e 1 d Road, brick horase,
hank. barn, young orchard, hearing,
two wells on farm. Possession giv-
en April 1st, 1917. Tenant cango
on farm to do fall plowing. For
particulars apply to—Mrs. Wiggin-
ton, Clinton, or James Switzer,
Bayfield. —59
FOR, SALE OR TO RENT. —, A
house and lot on North street, and
house and lot on Gutter St: Apply
to Mts. Butler or to C. B. Hale. -58,
DR. W. 'J. GGLANFIHLD, M,A,, M.
B., Physician, etc., Honor Gradu-
ate, Toronto University, Isis years'
experience, Brucefield, Ont. —58-12
FARM FOR RENT—THE FARM ON
the ,Bayfield Road known as the R.
Marnal. property, 2, miles south
of Clinton. The farm consists of
175 acres; 10 acres broken, remain-
der under grass, Good frame house
and barn with stable underneath •
good spring at barn. Excellent
stock farm. Possession given April
list, 1017, 'tenant call go on farm to
do fall ploughing. 12 acres plough-
ing clone, For further particulars
apply—F,, W. Powell, R. R. No. 3,
Clinton, or Wm. Glen, R. B. No.5,
Clinton, executors of the R. Mar-
shall estate, —57
TENDERS FOR PULPWOOD AND,
PINE LIMIT;
Tenders trill be received by the un-
dersigned up to and including the 1st
day of December next for the right
to cut pulpwood and pine timber on
a certain area situated on the Pic
River and other , territory adjacent
thereto., in the District of Thunder
Bay,
Tenderers shall state the amount
Per cord on pulpwood, and per thous.
and feet, board measure, on pine,
that they are prepared to pay as a
bonus in addition to dues of 40
cents per cord for spruce, and 20
cents per cord for other pulpwaods,
and $2.00 per thousand feet, board
measure forpine, or such other rates
as may from tune to time be fixed
by the Lieutenant -Governor in-Cnuu-
cit, for tile right to operate a pulp
mill and a paper mill on or near the
area referred to.
Such tenderers shall• he required to
erect a mill or mills on 'or near the
territory and to manufacture' the
wood into. pulp and paper in the
Province of Ontario—the paper mill
to be erected when directed by the
Minister of Lands, Forests mi lh'n-
Cs,
Parties making tender will be re-
quired to deposit with their tender a
marked claequ.e, payable to the the Hon -
arable
a Treasurer •
er oftler '
P ovine
e
of Ontario, for twenty-five thousand
dollars ($25,000i, which amount will
be forfeited felted inh
eventte
of thei
it not
;
enteting intoto agreement to carry out
conditions, etc. The said $25,000 will
'be applied on accohnt of bonus dues
as they accrue, but the regulation
flues, asmentioned above, will- M. -
quire to be paid in. the usual manner
as retut'ns of cutting of wood and
timber are received.
The highest or atilt tender not nes•
essarily accepted.
For particulars as to description of
territory; capital to bo invested, etc,,
apply to the undersigned, a
G, IT .FERGUSON,
Minister of Lands, Forests and
Mines.
Toronto, August 28th, 1,916.
N.B.—:No unauthorized publication;
of this notice will he, paid for,
NOTICE—THE CLINTON EVA POR-
at'orei
b 11 no
for open g p i bnsiness,dt
will pay 30e, for- cider apples • and
4,0e for paring apples, delivered at
the Evaporator. —57
HOUSE FOR SALE 011` FOR RENT.
Un Dunlop street, eight rooms,
good cellar,' town water and cis-
tern ; house in good state of re-
peir ; quarter acre land ; apple
trees, • Will be vacant ' Oct. 1st:—
For" particulars apply to W. Bry-
clone, Clinton. -55
WAN 11D.—MAID FOR GENERAL
housewo'r'k—Apply, to Janies Scott,
high street, Clinton. —54
FOR SALE O11 TO RENT. --AN 0 -
recalled house on Princess street.
Furnace and bath, Now occupied
by W. C1'ollyer.—For particulars ap
ply to I, S. Marietta Rattenbury
street, Clinton, —55
FARM FOR SALE -LOT 30 IN THE
7th con,, Goderich township, con-
taining 80 acres all under cultiva-
tion : barn 50 x 60 with stone foun-
dation small house ; good well.
Forparticulars
a
apply to—Mrs. Mrs.. Pet-
er Cantelon, Iluron'Street, West,
Clinton, —48,
FOR S
ALE—I•IOUSE ON
BATTEN -
bury street formerly Y oceu il
ed
by
the late Mrs. Wm. Murray. Ap-
ply to G. D. McTaggart. —82
BRICK HOUSE FOR. SALE, GOOD
location on William street, near the
Model school, Ten rooms, electric
light, waterworks, bathroom, etc.—
T. T. Murphy. —14.
McCORMICK AGENCY. -1 HAVE
taken over the agency for the Mc-
Cormick Implements and moved it
to my place of business, the car-
riage and repair shop, Huron
street, where I will keep on hand
a full line of implements, repairs, •
twine, etc. An order from you
will receive prompt attention,-
Wilson Elliott. --43
FOR SALE—THE PROPERTY ON
Rattenbury street occupied by Dr.
Gandier, including house, office,
barn and 'two lots. Will be sold
separately or together. Electric
lighting . throughout. Water in
stable. :IIard and soft water in
bathroom, kitchen and summer 'cit-
then —;Apply to Dr. Candler, —10.
FOR - SALE, — THE 1k STORY
house with ;y acres of land on On-
tario street lately occupied by Mr.
Baines, The garden'is in excellent
condition and there is k acre of
raspberries and small fruits. The
house contains seven rooms with
cellar full site of house. Furnace,
electric lights and waterworks. I
have also for rental the offset late-
ly
ately occupied by John Medd as a
bather shop.—Jacob Taylor. —85
YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED, RE -
paired aad Pressed and at the,
shortest possible notice. Both Lad-
ies' and Gentlemen's clothes. We
guarantee to do good work." Also
having bought a machine I am pre-
pared to French Dry Clean Ladies'
Suits, Gent's Suits and all kinds
of woolen clothing including Sweat-
ers, etc. All orders promptly at-
tended to. Rooms over Grigg's
jewelery Store.—Wm. J. ,Jago. —50
LITE POULTRY WANTED !
We are prepared
to handle all kinds
of live poultry,
Highest nnarket
price paid.—Phone
14 on 100..
Pullets For Sale,
W. MARQUIS.
DE' LAVELLE CHEAM SEP-
ARATOR WORLD •STANDARD
Ideal Green Feed d Silos
,
Alpha Gasoline r Ga ohne Lngines,
Ile Laval Oil and
Weadott Cleanser.
Stock of repairs kept at
my house, three door's
_. west of Commercial hotel,
and repairing done Satur-
day afternoons,
Also 'Agent for New-
combe Pianos.
Phone 207.
D. W„ Hamilton
The De Lavelle Agent,
To -
h
Public:
,
�le
■
We are now prepared with better
facilities than ever to •
Re -Out Crusher Rolls,
Gum Circular • and Cross -
Cut Saws.
Do all Kinds of Lathe and
Machine Work, •
Do Rubber Tiringfor
Bug-
gies.
Repair 'Au torn obiles .
Do Blacksmithing,
Do Wood Repair Work.
Sharpen Power Clippers.
Sharpen Hand P Clipers,
WE SELL
Automobile Tires,
Hard and' `Cushion Tires
for Buggies.
Gasoline and Oil,
Ignition Batteries.
Telephone Batteries,
AUTOMOBILE GARAGE IN
CONNECTION,
SEELEY & WEST
61815 ANTED
WE CiAN GIVE
EMPLOYMENT TO A'
FEW MORE KNIT-
TERS, ETC. APPLY
AT ONCE.
Clinton Knitting Co.
LIMITED,
MISTY VISION
comes with advancing years; but can
be cleared by properly, fitted glasses,
Spectacles are our specialty when
the lit them they give satisfaction.
Eges
Examined
Free
Let ale show you how quickly I
call do your repair work, no waiting,
work always ready when you Come.
Silverware of all kinds 107 in-
cluded.
A beautiful line of genuine, cut
glass. No imitation,' anything we
haven't in stock we will gladly send
for.
R. H. JOHNSON,
Optician and Jeweler
Cream Wanted
Highest price paid for cream,
which will be taken in every
WEDNESDAY morning
and weighed, tested and paid for
while you wait.
AIso all kinds of live fowl wan-
ted. Fowl received Wednesday,
morning each week.
T•• E. MASON,
General Merchant,
Cool Weather
We have now swung into fall and
almost before we know it winter will
be upon us with its chilly'r days.
'Here is
where we believe in
PREPAREDNESS
.Every house wife should be pee -
pared to get rid of the accumulation
of dust of our hot and dry summer.
Sonic suggestions we offer that
are helps for House -Cleaning
Soap
Naphtha Soap
Soap Chips
Methane
Brushes
C"rillett's Lye
Dutch Cower
Ammonia
Starches
Pancakes and Syrup'
Most ast of us like something more
appetizing at this time of year.
Why not revive the pan cake hab-
it, its healthy and good for young
and old.
Our Pancake FIour is all ready to
use with Corn S3irup will recreate
old memories.
Come in and See its.
We are here to Serve "i'eu
You Know the Store:
Highest Market Price for Produce
Johnson S C^.
The Store of Quality.
Phone orders promptly attended to. News -Record
FOR
SAL E-
A SECOND HAND
Ford Automobile, thoroughly' over-
hauled, tires practically new.
Very cheap, --Seeley & West. —31
CREAM, WANTED. — DAIRYMEN
haying cream to sell write to us
for' cans. We supply. two cans fres,.
Pay all express charges and issue
cheques twice each month, cheques
payable at par. We paythe high-
est
with
market` prices consitent h
wth
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 of ICinburn
may leave their cream with Mr.
Hall who 'will deliver it 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 480, Seaforth, Ant,
OCA Ails
for tate conning poultry
Y
ea
son n is
100 tons of Poultry.
To ship the alio'e amount will re-
quire at least
20,000 chickens
20,000 liens
5,000 <lttcics
3,000 turkeys
1,000 geese.
We are in the market for all your
live poultr, of good quairty at top
prices. Enquire for prices before you
sell.
It will pay you to give your best
attention to your laying hens as new
laid eggs are expected to reach re-
cord. prices this winter.
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-date Firm
CLINTON.
THE CORNER STORE
Live and Let Live
For Your Christmas
Baking.
ear+,
Prem. tuauy lands there have been
gathered together in our store the
finest and inOst tempting ingredients
for the Christmas balding.
We welcome one and all to inspect
.these goods ; they t• will' bear the
closest analysis for we selected thein
from only the most choice of sant-
Pies.
Kindly order all goods for holiday'
baking as early as possible' as some
of them" are 'going to be short this
year:
Let us suggest a few of the mere
important lines
'Seeded and Valencia Raisins
Currants from Patios
Almonds', Walnuts and Filberts
Peels—Lemon, Orange, Citron
Mincemeat and Extracts,
C'anced Vegetables—
Tomatoes, Peas, Corn, Beans, Sweet
Potatoes and Asparagus.
E. E. HUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER,
IT
.NIA Y BE NEWS
to you that
tter
a is any great dr -
ference.ht
flours. Bat we assure you
that once yon try a sack of our
brand you'll recognize that there is
a great difference and that outs. is so
far superior that there, is ito cout-
parisou. For the interests of better
baking order a sal.- today,
W. Jenkins & Son.
rI GTJit, A?lD FEED,
Phone 190, Rights nr,cps iiiiicl
Grain and Wool. Elevator.
S
leelleinereseomine
Bargains rga:>.ns .
These are is few di many bar-
gains for one week only.
Best Valencia mist ns
Good cleaned currants Gr" .20
Shelled almonds .50
.50
Shelled walnuts
New cookingfigs .10
New mixed peels 30
New Dromedarypkg kg .15
Wags mincemeat
,25
Sterling (in211).
lei bunts her ill; 1,40
Clark's peanut butter, weave
selling large quantities of
these at25e per lb
Granulatedsu ur in
g 100 0,
sacks at wholesale price
Rolled oats in 00 h, sacks at
wholesale price
3 bottles any kind essence foe .25
Crystal Domino syrup -per tin .20
W. T. O'Nell
Brucefield and Bayfield
Lumber, Coal and
Cement Yards.
Coal is going to be dear, scarce
and hard to get, so let us have your.
orders now and We :will supply you
with "Thee Coal that Satisfies" if
at all possible.
We are going to stock a few cars
of Coke which will come considerably
cheaper than coal and if you would
like to try a load of this, let us
know at once so that we may, place
our orders.
We also handle all kinds of logs
and Lumber, Lehigh Valley and
Scranton Coal, Canada Cement,
Dressed Lumber. and Shingles, Can-
ada Fibre Board, ' Metal Building
Materials, Tile, Cedar Posts, Site,
If in the market for any of the
above items it will pay yon to tel-
ephone.
JOHN B. MUSTARD
Head ()Mee BRUC'EI'IELD,
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
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 will appreciate a share of
your patronage.
All kinds of produce taken in ex-
change for goods.
D. N. WATSON
Victoria St., Nest the Hospital,
It Will Pay You
to Order Now.
Owing to the great advance
in the price of all kinds of i
metals Furnaces are soon to I
advance. If you are going to I
instal a Furnace or have any'
Plumbing done this ylear_-you
will save money, by getting
prices at once.
711
THOS. HAWKINS.
Farms for Sale
FARM FOR SALE, BEING LOT 24
on the 5th con, of Goderich Town-
ship Consisting of 120 acres, 131 '
acres in fall •' wheat, 40 acres ready'
tom spring plowing, 7 acres of bush,
remainder under grass. Small or.
chard. Concrete Rouse. Good
barn 53x80 with stone foundation,
Cement silo, Water tank and Wind-
mill at barn. One quarter mile from
Porter's Hill, -James Hamilton,
Clinton. —02
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AJlthing
e.ret.
you want done: la the lin
Eavetroughing, Plumb i. n
Tinsinithing and Furnace
Work, Corrugated Roofing,
Steel Shingles, Felt Rooting
and Slate.
Call or phone for :prices.
Estimates cheerfully given,
BYAM & SUTTER
for Smuitary-.plumbers, Phone •P,
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