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Garments
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THH CLINTON NBW lam.
{Thursday, rda v :11th, 1916.
smeerseeset
Dry GoodS
and
House Fur
nishinis
Are YouLiotis e
Cleaning?
If so, you need New Curtains, Curtain Scrims, Art
Sateens, Linoleums, Oilcloths, Mattings, or something
in that line, something to add a touch of newness,
We have a complete stock of Lace l)urtains and
also the latest a;nd most up-to-date thing in Curtain
colors and
Voiles,in
Scrims, and
Netts, Madras, Splain
fancy designs—all at the lowest prices.
it
YOU need anything IR this line, You
sbonfdl see our Assortment.
The Newestin
RUGS
No increase in price in our Rug Department,
though Rugs have increased in price about
5o per cent. Our stock this year is so large
we are able to continue selling at the old
prices. We have everything that is new and
artistic in
Velvet, Brussels, Tapestry
Wool and Japanese
Be sure and see our Rugs and Linoieums
before buying.
This store for tai9 h=class Goods
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Men and Events,
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Canadian Curl
and entered on an ats course at
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y
TON.n( only
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ten or eleven ycars ago. A t
two weeks ep bt in the Arts
course,
she had toinsferredetoi the
thate
medical course,and so began her
career 10 nteu e. ,c.,She gradu,o . n
in 1911 and sul"acoreA1Y -reecho 1
n apPpoit'rnaent in the Worm:o's
••nd Chihli en s hospital inBoit'1)
Turin l r -yet in Boston she
was able tt• 00 s.erne post graduate
iyork at Harvard. Returning to
Canada in 191 she sett red pr,T,I
vale practise in 1 ol,nnto'i•S inaint
in ,practice for a year and !a !inf.
pp 14 , ui1]t
1912 she. a + opted an appoint-
ment Li the W men's Medical Cal
lege, Ludhiana. India..At '`Ludo
ana she beta- the chair of anatomy
Sud was first assistant in surgery.
It was the onp o'tunity tor exper-
ience in sutge:y wh.ch attracted
lir. Guest to tri iia.( On the out
bit ak of the :e st she volunteered
for service, acct it is ' underst000
that her surgical experience 1 ;in-
-cressed the Wa' Office favorauly
"JIM" LARKIN', Irish, Labor agita-
blamed fore starting Jtlter Dublin
riots.
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CSUMEETING
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PRTSL,TniltNS. •
The ',St.r,day Sebool and chair of
CVi11is ,:lurch presented bit•. lit 1'•
glexac'ittr ht• th a club ha4, as .1
token of e, tech, for his useful woi;"
thus, <,rg ,nretions or. Mon,..
and
Tuesday da5t,te
Women's s 11,•
is s
r.
-loudly Society Va, n•er A
dello!, of Willis church present rid
Mr•s M Lwe., and Mrs. Aleft -erre.'
kvith afaor•y lnay:_and china. She
recip'e,.ts are moving to London
where they will reside,
Dr. Andersons. Assistance,
On her way l•.cme from India, Dr
(-nestobtained opportunities tot
visit the military hospitals in
Egypt and'Pia: cc. 'J.andiu"' .'
Folkston ;she tisited the military.
,hospitals fusee • d rater,th
through
rhe kindness of Dr -Louisa Garr. 11
Anderson, saw through the great.
London military hospitals, yr
Louisa Garret,: ,nderson was the
head of the. Women's 'Hospital in
Iaris, esrablish. 1 and officered by
women, which was reported on so
favorably by the military, .auth
ties the: 1)I Anderson Was recalled
and ptetea at aha head of one 1
the large Londonmititaryhosp.tats
with the rank of Major., On nuLic•
ing Dr. Guest's appointment, Dr
Gt•rrett Andcr,'It was so gratified
by this iwtnor iccognit:un itt
work of we men physicians by the
War ()Mee that sheat once wrote
to her in the kirdt et terms offer•ng
any assistance in her power. la
this way Dr. Gnt.st had an ext eat
lent opportunity to sec the 1
improv emesis 1l• military hospitals
in London rind Osler was summoned
to Masten befn e the Northamp
tonshire War Hospital .had 1], en
opened to actviee in fitting the
operating rnt.m, The Northam p•
tonshire War hospital is rituatcdin
hlildings 1ormo'ly used for an a9y-
lnrn, It holds ..,000 beds aim re-
ceives the wcundcd in 18 hours
from the t' enches.
A LETTER 'PROM THE F1RINIs
LINE IN 'FRANCE. •
Mr. W T). Fair receivers fr let ^r
on 1liord.•ty front Pte. ,Tr ink Fair,
Itis cutsiro and en old Cl:ntonboy,
who has "b ea in the trenches sine
March 1St With the Borden Armor. d
Battery dI H
states
that ,t
to .c
B
a drill sio gt. 8 ino nrh i to to i :h
Itim to k •clp his head up -but a
German En:pet. .bad taught him in
half a mrout 'o keep it down 11,s
comp ,' ' J been 'along side 1 e
O'ordou ;Ili_ltiaxdders,,,,r id.they i..ee
earnedth• tame, of he "Ladie
from 11 Al" by the Germans, • lie
reports that- hi; is keeping well.
this will edit about 50 io 60 cents an
Lour. 3 -That east end' of Maryst
opposite Normandie Hotel be
raised drained and co'tered
crushed stone. 4 -That nppro rt h
to :town on Albert stre',et be re-
paired by draining antra coal of
crushed stone put on. C -That the
Clerk he instructed to notify G. T.
R.that cinder) are needed on both
sides of London Road crossing. Bay
field crossing and also crossing
at station. 6 --That 'water Gables be
cleaned out on (l1ti] y t t'ro't and
others that may neletrt it, 7 -Tho
sidewalk opposite Mrs..Beacom to
raised also repairing s:u.eii'alk op-
posite Mrs T. Johnson. Victoria St,
b -a .short anu crit of cement . 'walk
at Miss Crich s corner. 9 -That tele
drain be pul in on Kin;; street, op-
posite Wes=ley church shed and
Kennedy barn
The P.opeirty Committed and
Library Boa"d will work together
in the fixing up of tie new park
in frond of the Library, •
The Charity Committee recOrtt-
mend the cutting off a Nicker tap
which is now on the C h,ulty 1. it
after the first dr July.
The iPinan:e Committee's re-
port was t,t t'aented and ordered to
be paid. They also recommendt.d
that Council advance money to
Public 'Petit -les Commission to
purchase supplies,
. The J9+'ire rine Wahe Committee
reported that one, :man who a'at
on the firxrrigadle. has enlist, .1
and Mr. &rink Dickson was .1J
pointed in hie place*
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VORAIrMOW0
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Showing a Root Covered
w)th Branrford Slates
in Solid Color.
flrNagy
rrtenor
There is Safety
Under This Roof
Have you ever had a fine job of decorating spoiled by a leaking
roof? If you have, you certainly are in a position to appreciate the value
of a roof that is positively water -proof. Some of the troubles common to
wooden shingles to -day are that they are apt to, split, warp or good, ut
ff as
well as leak, soon after they are put on. Years ago they C
the quality has since gradually depreciated as the available supply of
suitable timberbecame exhausted.
Brantford Slates have none of the faults of wooden shingles, They
cannot rust. They do not allow rain to be driven under them as do
metal roofs. They do not require rigid supporting as do the common tile
or slate roofs. On the other hand Brantford Slates afford the utmost
protection with little weight, They are made on a long -fibred felt
"base" which is thoroughly saturated under pressure
r then deeply ltti
mineral pitch. Crushed, quarried slate particles a
embed-
ded in the surface of this "base", making it water -tight and fireproof.
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Brantford
hoofing
Brantford Slates are made in the natural slate slateors of s do not n, re e'
black and grey. The colors never fade and the er
ainting nor repairing, These elates are pliable and fit eans a contdi oaround
gd
ables and into. the angles of any roof. This m
of
without seams eejoints' are done with the job.ks die on rdMates. When Remember they don't
haveou
. these slatesinsea youn ar
al-
most
painting or staining n and the price is notbey beyond nd may be selected to harmonize
yourWith
reach.
any exterior ler color deseg
We would be pleased to send you samples and our :Roofing Booklet.
Brantford Roofing Company, Limited
Brantford Canada
80
FOR SALE BY HARLAND BROTHERS.
The Ce(nyetery Committee i 0•
ported that the Spring work is
progressing out theme.
The question of the payment of
the water rates for fountains and
taps was brought up and led to a
big discussion Inst wag (fluffily set,
tied byamotion of Reeve )Pero
and Councilto' ;-That Council ex-
press their willingness to pay for
water used by t•auntains and tape
on town property, Tiie motion
was carried
A depulatiot, from the War
Auxiliary woks present anct M& W.
Brydone Chairman of the County
Association; spoke on the mate
which was refereed in a commun-
ication 'which Was read at ihe first
of the mating Mt G. McTigg arc
rice president of the local aux'-
Iiary, also addressed the meeting.
Mr. A T. Coope: also spoke on he•
half of the request,
t,
The motion moved l e my in the
evening inregal, l9 this matter wet,
Withdrawn and the'vouncil the -
cussed the matter one] the foll,oiv-
ing• motion Was presentee,:lby Coa]n-
cillors Hawkins and Vrltse th t-•
this Council rt eke a supplement try
grant of lino to the. War A.uxlot ry.
The motion carried.
' The Mayor ;brought up tlie,
question of an ieveatns,e "ixtthe p .11
tax tol$5,00 t
On motion of Councillors Wiltse
and Ha(wkins the Clerk Was in-
structed to prepare -,'bylaw fixing
the Poll tax .z0 the sum o1 ($3.0e
The ,motion carried,
Moved by C our,erllors Paisley artd
Sheppard that the first meeting, of
the Court of Revision beheld or.
26th ins(„ at 8 o'clock p.m. Ca:
vied,
Council ,adjourned,
`own of Clinton
Court of Revision.
NOTICE is uereby given that a
meeting of the Court of Revision of
the Town o
t Clinton will be held i1
Friday, Mev
the Council Chamber, 0n 1 y
20th, at S o'clock p.m for the purpose
of hearing and determining' complaints
against `the Assessment Roll of the
said town, for the year 10,10. Persons,
having business at the Court, please
attend at the said time and niece.
1), L. MACPIHERSON,
Town Clerk
Dated May 11th, 1016
A NIGH')' W 11 11 SHAKESPEARE
Under the utrpices of the Cl* 0 -
ton Traver Cinhatay.. 1)r. ffacMi1110
gave :ail inter sting address' on
Shakespeare, .at Owen Memory
.Ttall ,on Monne evening and this
address (:,,ono more to be long r:-
inember•d with the other pc) .'s
i. Clin-
ton
1
•r 11mvo1
d] IL.r
nh.s
1 c
D. D1
ton trulienrc with. :Rev.
Harem ` was rhairman of the eve-,
ing. Be•hdes the address Mos h,
Green: 1 d idles. Penotici a :each
sang ,i solo. Y.na 'Miss Clete (Poi d
gave well r•.rdercd piano solo.
hearty vete ofthu'nits Was tenderer'
the 31,091011 of the evening h;.
Principe'. ltouck and Rev. 8.3. 021•'
The ptaasn'malana profitable even-
ing el .'td with the Natioea.
Anhtent,
PRESBYrlli1S" MliT IIERE.
The Pte l v)Ery of Huron n.et
here 00 "'ucttt:ty, fund the 1o pee et.
pal itim ct l,isfncss WO* to re-
Ctive a .1011 1• m one of theI ad-
,a'g c'.tur'h-9 in Montreal to 11,•v.
George 11 Tues B.D„ of Gode-
rich There were. present from
Montreat Revs. James McKay, 11.
W. Gloss mud Alex. Nichol who
1epresetttnd the Montreal Presby-
tery ne,'. the St Matthew's Church
and after listening to the deputa-
tion
eputa-1ion the call was unanlmc usly '•o
1 eived and indorsed, the 'n lueti'1n
to take place Sunday, May2l. St,
Matthew's d nurch is in the Pcritit
St. Cha' 1' rietiicl, and presents
a great opportunity for iWor
•nong the young people in] which
Mr. Roes 11 specially fitted). elev.
tunes 'Hamilton of Gorietice. era
elected moderator of the presby-
tery.
Local News
IUelp Wanted
An
timber good hod
steady men want
1 Bell
The Robert immediately. ed imm y 1.
Engine and 'Thresher 00. Limited,
Ont.
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THE 1ST II OP JULY,
;Clint s t Orangemen are pre-
io ceieib,ate the Battle Of tie
Boyne nu July 121ht
LEAD i• SPF.NGS,
The We•lertt Ontario Tennis
League haisuspendednfor
t the
ye .-
owing
Of
players Ciiai,ou was a raem her.
'TRAVEL CLUB.
The l]utiness meeting of titer
frivol Club` wilt bet held at 1 ,"
home of 1111'9 (Dr.) Axon, 0n Sat-
e d:t1' ovening,. All members pia
tcq,nested to be present,
Capt. Blatchford Killed
Seed Potatoes
We have a quantity of
Davies Warrior
Seed Potatoes
1l. .1. Holloway, Clinton
Western University. London
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GREAT ADVANCE
G
ANOTHER
Income Doubled—Now $75,000
Wanted Another large addition to Faculty and
Equipment in Arts and Medicine
Experienced Menders and Loopers
for plain and ribbed hoeiery. Highest
wages paid, Steady employment.
A. BURRITT & CO,
Mitchell, Ont,
NEW AI 3 NTS
)Messrs„ It Graham and Richard
Baker hat'vetak.•rl over the aged y
el the M C rtuu 1, Machincty a tit
are opoa der 1 uainess in the 011
stand north o1 Become; Gent;
C`urnishirite 0.
WHAT MAY RE EXPECTED.
Busy buzzing bees.
Birds building nests.
Bright growing da"s,
Baru headed damsels.
British ,Empire to win.
Buse 13x11 omgttnizlllietl.
'Boatel of Health Inspector:
MOVED 15.10 N,EW 3101110.
:Mr if J. Andrews ai qt family
Brownville, Ont April 30. -Rev.
and Mrs, T. W. 131atchfoad s •i-
ceived word from Sir ham Hughey
that their eldest sour Captain 1 L
I laicliioi I, of the 36th Re•. rt e Bat-
talion, had beep killed in ,setae,
on Thursday, April 27th Csolein
BJ.atc ).ford recruited 'iB"Company
of the 39th Bat '(lion at Dundee,
and with his 'bt:ttalian landed ,at
Plymouth on June 28, Until March
ere he ,was on foe instruclioe,tlsttfi'
of .officers. H. then crossed to
France, and wa : in the front line
trenches about emeriti) when the
fatality occurred. He held the
rank of Catptain before the cerr
inencentent o1 the w'lr•., and was
subsequently promoted to the
rank of Mounted Captain and first
in ccmmand of a coanpaaty
n t
t
t was e
,t riaitin he e
Prior o t g
r g
ins real. ,sstete and brokerage
business with i offices in the Cen-
federation Life J3mld°ng, Toronto,
rum was also for six years with the
Merchants' Bank being statiarco
at the ,•head office, Toronto, and
theNapanet rind Thiameavil:le
branches.
Besides Rev.' T. W. Blatchford,
raster of the Methodist church at
Brownsville, and formerly of Cen-
tralia);, and Mrs, Blotch ford, he is
survived (by a sister, 01r9. k,
Buchannan, ,of Hamm, Alta., and
three brothers, G V. lllatchf ti d
editor of the Listowel Banner; D.
II, Llatehfo•d' of Toronto ITniver
city, and a former GC.I. studen
rid T,A. 3.31atct o , who et
Barred Rock Eggs
Having purchased a pen of Parks(
200 egg strain of Barred Rocks, what
$
eggs 1 have to spare I will delPat
per 15. This pen is headed by a cock
front a pen which layed 205 eggs in
one year. Also eggs from other pens
at $1.50, 82, $3 and $5 per 15, All in-
fertile eggs replaced free. Write or
call for mating het, fully describes my
pens. 11' A'
Clinton, Ont.
Eggs for Hatching
From Hens that Lay
LC Welt' .new home on Queen strOra.
cin lu'gday awl their many friends,
hope they may be spared. to en) r,:
many years. in Vac: comfort+atrl'
hom,�,
MISNOR LOCALS.
The total of the enlistments
Canada up to April 15 Was 309,610
Thar ty thousand Canadian sol-
dier's crossed the Atlantis during
March apo 1p^i] '
The Ontario 'Iemperance eke
mayntetan a reduction of ncaarle Seel'
COO in ell0 revenue of the Provincial
Secretary's Deportment.
D.CK TA SB ER IN:KHAN:1
Brant toed I'spositor;-Bruce no
We are prepared to supply a large
numberag u
of eggs Par hatcha'n r
uses g p p
from the famous Guild bred -to -lay
strain of Single Condi White'Legborn
-Sittings 50c per 13 or $3 per hundred
Our Special pen of 2 year old bens
mated with Tom Barrow strain cock-
erels $1 per 15, incubator lots a For Sale
specialty,
IIOLMESVILLE POULTRY YARDS
N. W. Trewartha, proprietor
hone t on 1.42
Greatly Increased Enrollment in view
Write for narticulaes to:
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E. L'. BRAITHWAITE, Id A. Ph.D.
President.
Debentures for Sale
The County of Huron offers $00,000
The debentures
s
for sale.
ores f 1
of debentures
are first class security, and will he
offered to the residents of Huron
County'ffrst, For partioularsripply to
Rohert W. Livingstone, Warden: W,
J. R. Holmes, Treasurer, or to the un
deteigned W, LANE. County Clerk
Goderich May 10th, 1910'
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 on
easy terms, apply to
WESLEY WALKER,
Agency manager Northern Life
Phone, office 39; house 140
OLD RESIDENT PASSES AWAY,
Qs t W•'dnesdgy Mr. William iF
T -eerie who bat. resided n' Clin-
ton for Over 50 years passed away
-t the ripe age o188 years. Darin;
hi•• ton rt i.,Ience he .hos • (ben'(
connected with the grai'r 'business
and 11 was in 1 his line y elirs ago.
he was `reanc'ltlly crippled during
n slump in th• market. In alta
tarty bays he built the brick -re
sidenee now owned by £dr. W111100!
Jackson . the block occupied
the Secksan Mfg Co., and the ,ixvc
'brick cottages on Ontailo stro"
Mrs. Perrin predeceased her
]unbend some years ivgo and IVIr
Perrin is see vie e:t by one son, 19L
W. Goracn, wt.o resided with hie
father, ",nu one daughter, 195r8. W.
13.Brownfec, o.• ,Gooding, Idaho.
The funeral wee held on Tuesday
c 1 this week lir ri kits late reside rico
and int'rmcttt was made at t.•1
Clinter. cemetery,
a 1f d
Easter resigned his p',4ition' nn to .
teaching staff of the Mount Elgin is seecn1e,cE for servte a with the White Star Eine, Detroit, lilicl4
institute, Money..to enlist with the 4.(Teller, l e Wg cc,rps,; Stewart . Mc-
182nd. Battalion at Whitby,
admission ,is else god, a great man}
Professional I?bels inthe rank., 00
the man} battalions :encamped ;it.
London alt peel ori ng in these cavy
:Vague d
t
Dick TatOcer.. o.i Clinton, f rimeriy of
Brantford and 11101c Drnsnteie
formerly rtlierlip.
Wanted
Laborers and handy men with tools
wonted, Highest wages, apply
Stratford
Stretford Chair Co.,
Cattle Strayed
One wuoley steer with a white head
and one grey steer with a white head;
coming tivo years, have ittrttved from
racy property. Any one finding I.hem
please phone 15 nn 1(30
JOHN Me DON ALD,
Base Line, Goderich Tp
Wanted
Experienced boarders, apply
Holeproof Hosiery Co,, London, Ont,
' For Sale or Rent
A 1.0 ruom house on Mary Street
with three lots, town water, a new
furnace, cistern, stable. Apply at the
New Era Office cr phone 13a
JERRY J.
Standard Bred Trotting Stallion
Wi 1 stand at the Normandie Barn,
Clinton, every Sta rteday during the
season, He is a very fitshiona:hly bred
colt, and while not vet: 3 veers old, he
is a lig horse clow. No. 01882 American
Trotting Register, No, 1n01 Canadian
Standard Bred Society, ATC. 4410 Ln
velment. Terms -$12 to ensure with
foal
1:D. JOHNSTON, Prep.,
Phone 8 on 10`2 Clinton
BROTHER UG:/&Dl
Hugb Smith died in Sr. Marys Sat
urday, Slay 0th, aged 75 years. He
retired tram . a feral ie 131ansbard 13
years ago and has Peen living than
town retired, oh Wellington 'street;.
south, for the past eighteen years, 115
suffered a hemorrhage of the brain a
week ago, Three sons and four lough
tees survive to mourn their loss, '
G. Smyth of Clinton is a brother of
the deceased. The funeral took p
laoe
Monday to St. Marys cemetery.
WILE. '1511 011
On M nrtay t veiling the 'Cao. 0;11
sig'ad upa10 tract w,tt) ;he
for
5 000
' Co
Gil
Bridal- tm ••r ar
gallop" of oil al 9c to bedelii,'re3
.1 jute, LB; 0 1 vlaw 1" 'WO' g pr. -
pa,•e 1 m,Ier t e Local Improv.-
trent Alcto have the oiling clone
on Ii ,lag•: tax. •Jhe New 9.,1
L. tg+l:id ih : Council ha ctcicn(1 1
10119he 'tI, "1 hope(, ,e". that
11.19 tel; thea pt t in rhe i +ng nut
than. hall g In, water.
3311) R8IC+F. NEWS
)From the cf(frial news the f'1••
rowing aepoiet merits five been
made to 1lie 3erd Huron Regl 1 --
To be pt''n'ision;al Lieutenants ;--
ltayrnir'i St"es 'timbale Gdoet]ch
pit v, Bi"harfl Lnstace Page, Iirus-
'.tis; Leyland Afeldl. Walter, T.
Albert smillic A. E. McKay, rite
For Sale
Colt rising 4 years, well broken, Air
ply to
L RA17 EN1IURY
For Sale -
A white brick 1 story house of TO
rooms with good cellar; Town water;
O acre of laud with apple trees; also a
stable. Corner of Princess and Spen-
cer street.. For terms etc, apply to
Mrs, E. Holtzitauer, on premises.
Two and a half horse power gasoline
engine in first Clare running condition
Apply to
W. J. N.E'D.CGER
Nouse for Sale
House on Rettenbury St., formerly
occupied by the late Mrs. William
Murray. Apply to
G. D. M1 GGAltT
CT
Fat hens and 'Chickens
EXCURSION
Goderich to t Detroit and Return
Going- Lee veGot1 i1ckTuesday,June
13th, 1918, at 030 am
Returning -Leaves Detroit, Thursday
June 15that3pm
This trip prpvides a magnificent
'. water
'n an a41d
t
to enjoy y
opportunityy
vage on he Big Steel Steamer
Greyhound
and time t0 visit your triends
in 'Detroit
Rare $1.50 Hound' Trip
$1.00 one way with baggage .
Children—half hate
Don't forget the
'Goderich Band
Moonlight
June 12th, at 8 p.m.
Fare only S e.
Wanted.
Painting t Paper Banging
Painting and Paper 11 teeing neatly
and promptly done, Orders left at
Elunnitord's. Grocery Store or at my
residence, Victoria Etreet,
THOS, GEAEL1S
Taken at any time.
Highest Market Prices
W. MARQUIS, CLINTON ,a t t
Phone 14 on RIO Flour and teed, phone1'99
Seed eorn
We now have in stock a quantity of
Seed Corn which we can offer you ab
a reasonable price, also
Good Seed Buckwheat
'ibis is the batching season and that
means Tots of feed for the baby chicks.
We have a large stock of
Baby Chick Feed
and also Chick Grit on band
Try some of'our Oreameal and Oilcake
for young calves and pigs, there
is nothing better
Singe Lard has risen to such a high
price, why not try our
Easillrst Shortening
as it is not so expensive and goes
farther, We have it in 5 and
20 lbs paile
Bran. Shot ts, Low grade Flour, Oat
meal, Breakfast 'Food, and Flour
always kept in stock
)Iigilest Prices paid for Grain
and Wool at "Elevator"
W. Jenkins&Son •
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