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TUB CLINTON NNW RIM
Thursday, April 27th,' 1916.
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Millinery
,Ready
to -Wear
Gawnents
Phone7S
Couch
Co.
DO, roods
and
Ilouse Fur
nishings
Up=to=the=Minute Styles in
Ladies and Misses Suits
and Coats
Attractive, distinctive, cor-
rect, reflecting the latest
touches in trimmings also the
neweet colors and weaves-
Serges,(3abardines and
Poplins,
Prices from $15 up to $26
Special Showing of
New Hats
An unusually large collet -
tion of elegant Untrimmed
Hats -such a large variety
that no trouble will be en•
countered in selecting one
that will please in every re-
spect. Hats such as these
can be found no where &se as
they are exclusive in every
sense of the word.
New
Raincoats
'We have a complete range
of New Waterproof Coats
from the best makers in Can-
ada. Come and get yours
here.
A very satisfactory coat of
Pareanatte cloth, guaranteed
waterproof, and will not get
hard, All sizes 32 to 44. at a
very special price $5.00
Novelty Raincoats from
$8 up to $15
i�sgsm,aa�a
Completely
Equipped
Hosiery
Dept.
Just to hand, a full
aeserament• of fine grade
Cashmere Hosiery, and
made of good fine yarn,
good dyes, all sizes.
Prices range from 25e
up to 75e a pair.
Ask to see our
Special at 35c
a pair.
srXISOMMISIIISSIONTS
r• a ae r; •ees rte sautes
Price
$15.25
The London Conference Charlie Kerr After Being
,:v. Selby Jeff-
erson
edb R
. lacy Y
elution 1 Y
byTRev. A,J„ Lang-
ford, seconded
fords
Saturday, June 3rd
815 a.m.,—Worship; 4ddrose by
Rev. Eyton Stauffer. Seconn ,bal-
lot for Board of Examiners. Re-
ntals of Committees.
11 a,nl —Memorial sere, •e
1.15 .p.m..—Meeting of Stationing
Committee to hear deputations.
8.00p.m,.--Illustrated address by
"Jack" Miner, on "The Value and
Intelligence ;of our Birds."
Sunday Jure 4th..
9.00 a.m..--Love iPeast anu fellow
ship meeting conducted by Rev.
Geoige Jewett.
11 ;3,m.—Ordination sermon 'by
Rev.. Dr. Hazelwood followed . by
ordination'' service'condurted D y
the President,
2.30 p,m..—Sunday-school session
addressed IbyRev. H. D.. Moyer
7 00 p.m,—Regular service, ser-
mon by Rev. Byron Stauffer,
Town ;-Hail.-11. 00 a.m,.Bev, Geo,
W. Dewey; T.00pm. Rev. A, J.
Thomas,VLA.,B.D,
Baptist •Church --11 ant., Rev, C.
J. 1Mocn'ehouse. 7 09 p m., 'Rev. G.
W.W. Rivers, B.A., 13..1, •
Essex -1L00 a.m, Rev. J,.
Wren, Rev. A.B. Jones. -
Leamingtot, 11..00 a m , Rev. J,.B.
Osterhout, 3..A, B.D.,; Rev,.
Barber Ph. D..'
Cottam.-11,00 n,m,, Rev.. ,Welling
ington iFindlay Rev. W.11, Osborne
B.A.., 13.D.., ' -
Rutht en -1t.00 tarn., Rev. R, A.
Millie .2.30 p m . (Trinity) Rev. R.
W.hon ; 7.00 pts, Rev. .10 Kerllunr,
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Price u
$15.25 R
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• afford to be without it. Its beauty of tone and clearness of •
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DID NOT( TAIL, • WHAT MAY BE EXPECTED.
Our item last week referring to ' Arbor Xray, •
the fact that Sergi. Edgar Patti- April showers
Local -News
face, tut until he rolldtp-ed.. c'lll-
-
tinned to assist Lieut Hooper 1or in
coral (Bing operations
The first intimation of Lieut
Kerins injury to his parents was a
eaiblegrain from the ,Duchess of
Westminster Hospital. at Lotour-
quet, 1France, with "Wound slight.
don't worry.• Next day a, tette•
gram from the Military Depart-
ment at Ottattva told the story of
his being wounded in the face and
was suffering from shell shock.
Lieut. Kerr had :,apromotion th
weeks before his wounding, to
Battalion Grenade and Intelligen_e
Officer. 'He has 100 specially train-
ed men undler him and has charge
of the grelnade section of the
whole 1 nth line, ,and must .seep in
touch 'with all the 'enemy s mover
ments. The work puts him right
in the front sine of tt- nehes and
in charge of ono man's land,"with
perils imminent {every hour. 1f
nothing unfors»•en arises, or if the
shell shock is not too severe, he
will doubtless soon be back to his
dangerous post His old friends in
Clintcri hope so and trust a guar-
dian angel may watch over 'him as
he does his duty forthee Empire.
8,45 a,tn —Worship." Address bY
Rev. Byron Stauffer.
9.30 a m,= -Re tots of cotnmitte,a
11,00 a.m.—jubilee service Jubilee
of Rete ,Chae Parltrop, John -13.
Fisher, Geo. Jackson, John 'Mahan
and A.L. Russel.
2.00 pm,—Reports of. committees.
General business
6.00 p.m.—Meeting of Stationing
Committee. ..
Tuesday, June Rth
S 08 n m—Social Sert•iceand Eva ,-
gc,lism Anniversary. Addresses by
Revs „i:H. Hazolicood and J, A.
Rankin. •
8,45 a.m.—Worship. Address by
Rev ,Byron Stauffer.
930 a, m,—Report Of Stationing
Committee. Election of chairman.
Gineral Businesr
RAILROAD ARRANGEMENTS
The usual Certific1.•te Plan 'has
been arranged. Purchase single
tick st and ask agent for Standard
Certificate. If diems are 300 pres-
ent, you will get a free ticket to
return. Visite,. each Certificate will
cost you 25c. 'Tickets must cost
50e or more to secure free return. If
travelling over two or more Lines
evhr re it is necessary to secure 2
tickets or more, get . ,a certificate
with ..asci ticket, , Ti kets to Essex
are monied the same as tickets to
Kingsville. The G.T.R. and C. P.
R. will , sell you a through ticket to
Kingrnillc via Windsor (from Wind
sor over W.E. and L. S. Rlertrie
road) at the same rateas to Wind-
sor. Sale dates Friday, May 26, to
iFeiday June 2nd, ,an Mo witty. June
5 good 10 return to Friday, June 0
t BILL GT1N G
son bad landed in Engia(ncf tyi
the ?1st Battalion was incorrect as
he is stfll at Halifax with acom-
pany, owing to measles 'breaking
out in the ranks They will lian-
ly go over when this next 'boat
Bails. .
NEW /FURNITURE MAN.
Goderich Signal•:=The store on
the west side of the square, re-
cently vacated by Mr, Geo. 'Rah-
meier, the furniture man, who
moved to Berlin, has sheen leased
by Mr. Wesley Weaker of Clinton.
Sir, Walker will open for business
on ;May lst, and will be pre. aped
to cater to all the wants of the
pubblic un the furniture line. B
'will also run an undertaking bud-
nese.
uss.
nese.
SEAFORTH SCLDIER '
'LOSES ARM.
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e
Official :'nformation has been zee- ,
centred frons Ottawa that Pte. J.
Harold Klein, son of 'Mr. Michael
Klein, afarmei' near Sa.e, forth, l,ad
been offic'a11y noportsd as
admit-
ted to No. 3,General hospital, at
;Boulogne, April 8, from gunshot.
wound -and ieVei!e fracture of the:
left arm, making amputation nec-
essary. Pte. Mein enlisted in
London,
MINOR LOCALS
Indications point to the Warm
r''
e
about spell (beginning aboutth e
first o
Angled.
Aug
• Tile Sams are hawingtheirday,
'Uncle Sam and Sem Hughes arse
both in the limelight ;lust note.
.Have ,you had .your mail censor-
ed? There should be no loop hole
deft for disloyalty to thrive in.
this country. 1t
Automobile excursions.
Athletic club organization.
Allies to deflea' militarism.
Activity among the farmers.
Accessions to the 16151: Battalion,
JIMMY REYNOLDS PROPOSAL
Guelph 'Herald Mc. J. a Rey-
nolds of the King
after he had read the annoainee-
meut that all Itcenees would be
suspended on Sept. 16th, Iluggest-
ed 1hs0 this was the timee, for
the organization 9 f a battery of
artillery to b recruited in Gu21ph
and to be linoy:r. as the Hetet
Men's Battery He is confident
that it could h: recruited to frill
as
luau
' � time y
r holt
strength in a s ,
of these mien pt311 have, no, otli.er
oecupaticn, and will he . nxioes to'
(serve their country.
PHOT METAL SPLASIIiID
ONTG BALL On? E l5.
Listowel Bannex—l7 Miller, Lino-
type opelrator for Tiiee Banner,
narrowly epee/pod losing the night
of his left. eye on Tuesday' of this
week. When tossing "ft'eeh'• metal
into .the pit, a clrop of thet molten
:petal splashed up and lodgterl on
the bell o his eye, burning a small
hole and causing considerable pain,
. rte-
Medical attention was imm�edn
ty given, and the affected optic
has so improved as to enable Ed.
to Jif on the job agaie. On this
account it was impossible to • get
the Banners to the postolficc be-
t Lore six on Thursday as usual,—
"Tip's'' many friends in town will
hope that,n0 se,rioue nesirlts will
happen,. 13e is a non r -r ed
I Mrs. James Miller,
fund ,amounted to '$ 27.00. At the
close of an excellent prog;amlunch
was served to all.
The pastor, Rev. S. J. Allies on
Sunday next will pzeaeh on the
,
•o , 'f n of Friends r Heaven
R n i i.
act. n o
Diamond Wedding ,of
Mr. and Mrs. Warrener
Well known Clinton Couple Will
be Married' 60 years on
Saturday
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4 Persoana9 Notes 4,
.�a 18 those toying relatives or friend +,•'
4, visitinG to town or Acing away 44
notify ua of the fact such week, ws
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▪ wooldannoenss it in the NtcwERA.
ill . Mu.ray 1VIcEwan took in the
eight's ,nt Toronto, Good 'Friday
'Miss Campbells C.C.I. teacher
spent Easter other home inChes-
ley. 1
Miss Mc.Ett-en, of frodeech, wasa
visitor in town on Tuesday.
Miss Mitchell, of Goderi•^,it, is
attending the Clinton School of
Commercet.
;Mr. Will Kennedy was a holiday
visitor at Toronto.
Mr. A.13 Carr. of Blyth, was in
town .0 n Tuesday.
Mrs. A.Cantelon and Mrs. Green -
side., of Londe n. sppent a day with
the latter's uncle, Mr. John .And-
erson, of Blyth.
Miss Ruth Kerr was on the slot
list 'for a da,y or so this wee(k.
Mr. Dave Gardiner, of Winnipeg,
who recently underwent an oper-
ation for appendicitis, arrived in
Clinton on Tuesday to visit his
sisters, Mrs. W Collyer and Mrs,
Robe, 1Miiier, of town. 'Dave's'.
ola friends will hope for a speedy
recover y.
The Billeting Committee request
175 delegates ask for private billets
and 170 ask for hotel 'billets. Pri--
vate :billets cost $2.0ir. Hotel bil-
lets cost $6.00. Send ,you-: applica-
tion to Me, R. I3. psekard Ringeville
• , Thomas Manning, Pres.
A.B. M Thomson, Sec. '
Lodge of instruction
is Held in Wingham
Blyth, Brussels, Dungannon put
on the Work.
Wingharn, April 28,—An interesting
.lodge of I 0 0.10 instrution wan held
in \•Vingham friday afternoon and
evening, by district No. 1l of the Grand
Lodge of Ontario, ,
At 2 o'clock the lodge was opened,
and after listening to an addrees of
welcome by Mayor McKinnon, and ad
dresses by Past Grand Master S. Pop
plestoae of Blyth, D.D 0.51. Davidson
of Wroxeter, and Past Glands Int, Gro
yes, R. J. Brooks and others, the
Wingham degree tesm tools thier
places and put on in excellent style the
initiatory degree.
At 7:30 about 150memberr headed by
the Oitizens' Band, paraded along
Josephine ietreet At 8 lodge was
again celled, and the remaining degrees
were put on in good style by the hollow
ing lodge:: Blyth the firsts BBr ussels,.
second; Dungannon, tined.
About 1`L the members adjourned
to the ton n hall. where a banquet a
waited, After the inner man was sat
iefied several toasts were responded to
by Bros. T. Brown, Wroxter, W.
Bailey, Dungannon, J. Grover, Wing.
Main; W, J. McCracken, Brussels, and
10.3. Brooks, Wingham.
The district deputy filled the position
of toast master. Before leaving all
joined in singing. "The Maple Leash"'
HALF
Aro Caused By CONSTIPATION.
When the bowels become constipated
the stomach gets out of ordea,, the liver
,does not work properly, and then follows:
the violent sick headaches, the sousniss
heart-
burn,
the stomach, belching of wind, 1
burn, water brash, biliousness, and a
general feeling that you do not care to do
anything.
Keep your bowels regular by using
Milburu's Laza-Liver fills. They will
clear away all the effete matter which
collects in the system and make you think
that 'life is worth living."
Mr. B. W. Watson, St. John, N.P,.,
writes: "I have been troubled, :with
constipation, for the last three years,
and during that time have tried several.
remedies, all of which failed to help rue.
A friend recommended Milburn s I,axa-
Liver Pills, and after using three or four'
vials, I felt like e new man. I am now
still taking them, and aro positively sure
to recovery. 1'
etoacl
a Iamonth.9
that
1 rn
strongly recommend nil bu's Lexie
Liver Pills,
Milburn's I ash Liver Pills are 25d psi.
vial, 5 vials for 81.00, at all drug stores
or dealers, or will be mailed on receipt
wf price by 'Phe T. Milburn Co., Limited,
Toronto, Ont.
The many friends of Mr, and Mrs.
George,Warrlener, Mary street, will
be pleased to learn that the haiap r
couple ,will attain the 60.01 lanni-
veesary of theft wedding on Sat-
urday of this week, but as the fam-
ily wasalble to be present on 'Wed-
nesday the celebration was :held at
the theme then instead of Saturday..
George Wai•rsner. aged 22 yeiars
and ''Ellen Palmer, 19 years were
married by Rev W. Allen, it St.
Paul's church, in Kirkham, York-
shire, England, on Tbnisday,April
29th, 1856, and set sail thefollowing
Monday morning, May 8th, for
Canada, and arrived in Clinton on
'June 101 h,. Theme are 25 gra ad -
children and 5geeat-gnandchildron
Both Mr. and Mrs. Warrener have
enjoyed ,good health Audi tis the
sincere wish of their many frig ads
that they may ,Live to see many
more yciars. The family conneet-
ion is; --
John ,and wife of Saernia'.
George and -wife of'Wallaeeburg
and' daughter Clevia ('Mrs. Ivan
Wickens and daughter Dorothy)
Thomas ,and Wife of Goderich,
Mamie of Detroit, and Harold of
the 43rd Battl. in training at
Bramshot Camp. Englano.
Richard OT., of Toledo, -
Robert ,of Clinton.
Mrs. P.R. Vallary of Tonto
and t'on Alexander,
Nathan, Palmer and wife and child
ren, Gerald and Alvin of Heusall.
Richard Horsley and children, Ruby
and Nellie and George of Hensall.
Miss 'RelentRoh,ertouspent Baster
'
with her uncles at Detroit,
Miss Sheers, of Clarksburg, was
an Faster visitor at the Rectory
with Rev and Mrs. Robtnsnn.
Miss Doreen Stephenson pttend-
ed the funeral of the late Mrs.
Fred. Stephenson at Parkhill on
Monday.
Mr, Wm Chiclley, 01 ntratford,
was here attendingthe funeral of
his ,aunt, the late Mrs. Chidley,.
'Mr. and Mrs Isaac Modelaud, of
Sea(orth, wane hi Town on Satur-
day attending the funeral of the
late Mrs, S. Cantle'. •
Miss Eleanor' Hartleih, of Toron-
to, was a. holiday visitor in town
Mis'i Daisy Thornton, of Gode-
rich was the guest of Miss Jule
Baitlifl this week.
' Miss ,Maude W iltse spent Easter
at Detroit. •
Ilan a e. ugg es
W e now have a large stock of -up to
date buggies; beth steel and rubber
automobile tired,stanhope or om tle seats
P
sides,and all our
arched and drop
own manufacture and our prices are
right as we have no middleman to pay
Give us a call. R. &,1t'. DEVEREUx
Wanted
Laborers and handy men with tools
wanted, Highest wages, apply
Stratford Chair Co., Stratford
Miss Kar.hl' r East of Toronto,
was a. holiday visitor 111 town.
Capt. 6.C. Barclay,. of the. Div -
Headquarter staff, London
was in town Tuesday..
Dr.,,and Mrs. Axon spent the
Eastertide aL Detroit..
Miss Milessa O'Neil, who is
teaching at Maideton sliest Easter
attho home of her uncle, Mr. W.T.
O'Neil, Ontario street.
Rev. W.Moe'lL"n 100009 Monday
for London toprepata for his L.tb
Degrees and Ordination. 'ale will
occupy his own pulpits every
isetsond Sunday, a supl7,y being had
on ,alternate dates,
'Mrs. 'H Bartliff spent Easter
Sunday at Goderich,.
The Mieses Keller spent theholi
days at Str atfocd.
Mr. Wilbur Fold has been on the
sick list with the prevailing cold,
'
T'HE ILLS''•0''F LIFE
•
Smaller Coal Bills
Let us reduce your' coal
bilis. We can do it by sup-
plying you 'With a coal that
lasts long, gives a steady
heat and leaves only a small
amount of `ash. This coal is
LEHIGH VALLEY
ANTHRACITE
The Coal Tiara Satisfies
Wanted It w r,1 save you money. Give
Experienced boarders, apply
Holeproof Hosiery Co., London, Ont.
Portland Cement
Juan received a carload of the • beet
Portland Cement. 1 have'also got a
cement mixer to lend out to my caw
Comers. liet,nur prises.
J. W. CARTWRIGHT,
Londesboro
Note Lost
A note lost made by 1. Churchill in
favor of Arthur Cantelon. Payment.
has been stopped. Reward for tinder
ARTHUR CANTELON
Stephen Troyer' of the Billagreen
section has 'knitted 16 pairs of sox
and four pairs of mitts for the
soldiers.
Sir David Bradnock an old tend
highly respected ee idcnt of :ffuty-
iek, died at the home of kris daugh-
ter .at Charlton, New Ontario, qn
Saturday.
Mr Glenn, son of t30. John
Gler,n oY Wingham who has for
somr, time been a principal of the
Grano Valley Pen14- S.diool, 'has
enlisted for ot'el•sea9 service
The hoane of Mr, and. Mrs. W :-
Doering of the 2nd coucessi,on of
Stephen with the scene of a very
Pretty wedding on 1Wednusday,
when their daughter Gladys VV
beoaroethe beide oxMr... Luther
Reynolds, only son of Mr. and Mrs,
Henry Reynolds of Exeter;
Some of the men inExeter tools
upa subscription on Monday to
send 1 obneco to the Exeter boys
of the 33rd now inEilee :1.
Mr, Rfu,•ray Wilson, pf Turnberry
received a telegram from Ottawa
stating that Pte Alfred C. Bleach
lead been wounded in the lens Pte.
131eacle was .engaged with Mr, D1
Wilson outhe farm torOwo yetrc'a,
Eggs for .latching
• •
• WITH TAE CHURCHES. •
• •
B Al l IS L' CHURCH.
The pastor preach tiextSun-
day. morning au,d:evcluing, In the
evening the wilt ,ar.tecd
divine eery 'n this chin ah,
The Ladie;i A°d aria leaning the
Sunday Sr heal r, ecu de - mated and
anew linoleton, laid which will add
greatly torts appearance, 1
WESD'32 CHURC,H.
M. Frank Williams adrlrsssed
the League on. Monday Bight..
The Pastor will preach next
Sunday
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
A special servi'e• was conducted
in St. Paul's church Sun lay to
commemorate the battle of St.
Julien. The sector, Rev J. A.
Robinson„ conducted the sierviee,
and R, v, Dr W L. liuttedne gave
de see/siring whereas, The officers
and Band of the 161st attended the
cervi all and there was, also a big
altcndanc•e of the pubiie,
ONTARIO i'r. CHURCH.
Tha church or, Easter Sunday
looked ,attractive and inviting with
its decorations of white anti Veen,
The white 1'lilos anncarnations
with the green of ferns and palms
were .tiltingemblems for the spec-
ial oc' asion. The Easier music too
was such as to ,and much to (the
pleasure and interest of the eer-
vice:s The pastor's seerrnoos Also
were quite app' npriate to thea clay
an ,dWere well receive
t of the League
aue
+n ar le
The you i g
1. 1?
g
were "At Home" on Monday even-
ing to former pada bars and apl
spent a 1•leals,lnt evening.
On Tuesday evening the W.M.S.
hel.f its annual social evening. The
'Treasurer announced that the spec
ial collection on S:uaday for the
For sale or Rent
A 10 room house on ;Mary Street
with three lots, town water, a new
furnace, cistern, stable. Apply at the
New Era Office or phone 133
20 Cows for Sake
I will otter for sale after Saturdrev
morning. April 155th, about 20 good
breeding fresh calved cows and 4
springers. I will allow 0 months time
if desired on approved joint notes.
WESLEY MARQUIS
Phone 14 on 160
For Sale
A. J. Holloway, Clinton
Western University. London
ANOTHER GREAT ADVANCE
Income Doubled—Now $78,000
Another large addition to beeline, and
Equipment in Arts and Medicine
Greatly Increased Enrollment in view
Write for particulars to:
—e--
E. E. BRAITHWAITE, M A., Ph.D.
t President.
Colt rising 4 years, well broken._ Am
ply to I. RATTENBURY
For Sale
Two and a half horse power gasoline
engine in first class running condition
Apply to
W. 1. NEDIGER
House for Sale
•
House on Re ttenhury St., formerly
occupies by the late Mrs. vVilliam
Murray. Apply to
G. D, MCTAGGART
Eggs for hatchingfecee ,single comb
White Leghorns — Barran's. famous
English strain, the wmrlds best layers
eggs from this pen n3 for 35. AIso
Guild bred to lay strain of single comb
White Leghorns and Barred Rocks,
81 for 15, or 85 per 100
A. IJ, LEVEY,
Deering Agent. Clinton
Barred Rock Eggs
Seed Potatoes.
R. J, McMillan of Se forth, who is
in the province of Alberta at present,
has purchased some very fine seed
potatoes of the Golden Coin variety
and will have a carload shipped to
Clinton, They wilt arrive about the
20th April. Any orders left with Win
Grant will be supplied.
1t. J, MnMILLAN
Lots for Sale
A ,Saxon for Sale.
Saxon Runabout for sale, only nun
23 months last season, Has all up-to-
date fixtures. Apply to
A. 0. PAPTISON,
Victoria Street
5 -Room Cottage for Sale
A 5 room cottage and } acre of land,
fruit trees, the house has town water
and electric lights, for sale cheap one
easy terms, apply to
WESLEY WALKER,
Agency manager Northern Life
Phone, office 30, house 110
For Sale
A white brick 2 story house of I0
rooms with good cellar; Town watere
nacre of land with apple trees; also a
stable. Corner of Princess and • Spen-
cer street. l'or terms etc. apply to
Mrs. E. Holtzhauer, ou premises.
Three tenths of an acre, situated on
east side of Victoria street next to.
Doherty switch. A desirable location',
.for residence or business. A snap if
'taken at once. Apply to
w, S. Downs, Rattenbury St. East
Fat liens and Chickens
Wanted.
Taken at any time.
Highest Market Prices
Calvet. tor Sale
I have made arrangements to hl$;Ofle
a limited number of calves, r0ossly
good Shorthorn grades.
W. MARQUIS, CLINTON
Phone 10 on 166
Painting & Paper Hanging
Painting and Paper H an;zing neatly
and promptly done, Orders left at
tlunntturd's Grocery Store or at my
residence, Victoria Street,
THOS, GRAELIS
Headquarters
for Flour
Now is the time to buy your Winter
supply of Flour, We carry a full stock
of the following brands,—
Purity FiveRoses
Exeter Milverton
Tavistock London
Listowel White Plume (pastry
And arena brand of Alreakfast hood,
made from choice Manitoba wheat, at
0 pounds for 25e
To Hake roar liens Lay
Phis winter, we recommend our
Laving Meal, Beef Scrap. Oyster Shell
Bone Meal, Grit and Charcoal.
We always carry a full line of
Bran Low Grade b'lcur
Shorts Molasses Meal
011 Cake Dairy Meal
Richest Prices raid for :all
Kinds of Grain
W. Jenkins& Son
Flour and Feed. i►hone 199
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Raving purchased a pen of Parks
2051 egg strain of Barred Rooks, what
eggs 1 have to spare I will sell at S2,
per 15. This pen is headed by a cock
from a pan which layed 205 eggs in
one year. Alyn eggs from other pens
at :61.50, $2, $3 and 85 per 15. All in-
fertile eggs replaced tree. WVeite or
call for mating list, fully describes my
Pena. 11. A, BOVEY,
Clinton, Oat,
Eggs for Iiaieching a>
From Hens that Lay
We are prepared, to supply a large
number of eggs far hatching purposes
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from the famous Guild ild bred-tolay
Leghorn
strain of Single Comb White Le g
-SitGiags 50e per 13 or $3 per hundred
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mated with Tom Barrow strain cock-
erels 81 per 15. Incubator lots a so
specialty.
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We make these only from
Genuine Vegetable Parchment
carryin stock a line printed with the words
Choice Dairy Butter
for immediate delivery. They are sold at the
following prices:
1000 Sheets $2.25
500 Sheets 1.50 :
25o Sheets -75
loo Sheets
Wrappers specially printed from your own
copy, , we, eau ,;;,supply them at the following
prices—
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