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Clinton News -Record
°There can be no Peace until
the Ravagers of Belgium
S
and -Baby' Killers of
Scarborough" Are
Utterly Crushed.
Canadian Baptist.
"We are for peace, but, not for
• -peace at any moment, nor peace at.
-any price. ` The hoiir has come for
Canadians to buckle on their armor,
eying with the other parts of the
nlpire, and to reittaht in the conflict
until justice has been meeted out - to
those who begun and continued hellish
..deeds of miilitarism. We do not • be=
'lieve the time for peace has yet ar•
xived. Sonic barriers are yet to • Bhe
'cleared away. And when the time ar-
rives, .it must not be a peace at any
price, but ata price satisfactory to
the allies, e'ho have poured out ,their
"blood in the interest of humanity ab
'large. So far as making terms of
peace is concerned, we do not think
-it •should':or will be left to neutrals,
who, to save their own skins, winked
at the 'injustice and cruelties or cer-
tain belligerents and were awakened
•to the fact that they were also nee-
"essarily interested in the war only,
when seized with fear lest their coin-
reorCial• affairs might suffer."
Blake
Mi (l. S, Howard who was a resin
dent of our burg for twelve years,
les • disposed of his property to the
tenant, Mr. Gilbert Freekleton, who
gegets'possession at once. This is a
•snug little home and we hope the
purchaser will long live to, enjoy- it.
Rev. Mr,• Johnston is still confined
to his home. The pulpit. is being oc-
•cupied each Sabbaith by local lay -
,men. We hope soon to see the pas-
tor back lei work again.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Sparks, who
sold their farm in the vicinity of
Brucefield, have moved into Mrs.
Douglas" house in our village where
they will remain till ;spring when
we understand they . purpose going
west.
-Our villagers are busy getting out
wood from the swamp. Many have
their year's supply in.
Mr. Geo. Sparks attended the meet-
ing of Presbytery in Mensal/ on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard of Turrell
were the guests of R. Allan Satur-
day.
We are glad to hear that little
Jack McDougall of Stratford, who
had such a trying experience, is re -
',covering.
Zurich
Mrs, Geo. Pellock of near Drysdale
'has purchased from Mr. Henry Rau
'.a dwelling in town, the price paid be-
ing $1250.
Miss M. Youngblut of Auburn was
ee-e-a—resitor at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. If, Youngblut recently.
Misses Mabel Weartzol and Mildred
•Brown of Creeitoh were recent visit -
rocs in town.
Miss Esther Zettic returned last
wveck to Berlin atter spending a few
weeks at the parental home.
Miss Alma Kalbileisch has returned
from an extended visit in Detroit.
Mr. John Weide has been visiting
friends in Butialo.
Seaforth.
Rev, A. W. Barker, who in June
completes a four-year tern{ as pastor
of the Methodist church heree ,v`:nas
been invited to become pasty %of the
Memorial church, London, after June
next.
Dr. ef. J, Hammond of South
Shore, S.D., paid a short visit to
his sister; Mrs. J. H. Taman, last
week. IIe had come over to attend
the funeral of his brother. at Col-
borne,
III's. A. Scott went to London last'
week to visit her sisters, Mrs, (Rev.)
a Cosens and Miss' Agnes Govenlock,
Miss Annie Wilson left last week for
New York and a few days latex went
on to Florida,
Mrs. Strasser is visiting with Id -
.ends at Manley,
Mr. Roy Willis•of Calgary arrived
e last week and was joined by Mrs. Wil-
e and child, who have been visiting
• the lady's parents at Dungannon for
some time, They were the guests here
'„ •of Mas. Robt. Willis,
7 ` Mrs. A, D. Sutherland and three
•children have _returnee from Fort
r Saskatchewan, where they spent see-
;' •eral months,
Miss Gretta Ross has resivgoed her
;school at Watcrciown and is, staying
with her mother, Mee. R. R. Ross,
who has Lem very ill.
Miss Ethel Grieve hers been eisibing
Triends at T xetea:,
Mr, Ralph el. Cresswell left last
week for New Orleans.
Dr. Hodgins has returned from Lon-
don where he has been taking a mili-
tary course,
Mrs, Douglas has returned .to her
home at Fort Saskatchewan after a
visit with her mother, Mrs. Wiltse,
Mrs. Tac'icabcrry of T.orcnto was
the most last; week of Mr. and Mts.
'R, D. Croft, ,
Miss Josie Tufford reettened from
the west last week after- a stay of •a
•couple of pears. She is now the
guest of her uncle, Mr. A. K. Crit-
tenden.
•'the proceeds of the •ball given lash
pipJi •amounted to thirty-five dollars,
mWi' amount was divided between
the Red Cross and the Belgian rends.
Mr. MOBrine of Auburn having pur-
•cbascd the farm of Mr. Wm. Wilson,
of Mullett for seem. thousand dol-
lars, Mr. Wilson intends moving into
.Seaforth
Jacob Schmidt died at 'the home of
tris son-in-law, Mr. J. Cr. poehertiy,
•0
f 7anondvilluon
Friday week aged
ed
;eighty-three -three years,
g Y
Miss Jessie Stobie, who but recent-
ly returned from the west, was open
:aced on for appendicitis; at Clinton
hospital last weclt and at lasb re-
ports was p3:ogressing nicely1 toweed
.recovery.
News -Record Moans News -Leader,
Blgth
There has beoa a vote taken in the
Presbyterian church for the past two
Sundays to decide who shall receive
the vaoantt elders' places caused by
two deaths and one removal. The re-
sult of the voting • showed GharteMessrs,
Henry, Young, Duncan Laidlaw and
R. 13, McGowan had received the
largest number ,pl votes.
Mt, Jas. *Mumble, who has been
treasurer of the town for the past
two years, has resigned the position',
and at the last Council meeting two
names were nominated to fill the
position, Messrs. J, Stothers and
Sin, Jackson, the former receiving
the appointment,
Miss Vera Asquith, who has be:n at
her home at Auburn for a month ow-
ing to • illness, 'has resumed her du-
ties as teacher of the continuation
class in the Blyth Public school.
Mrs. He Honey, visited at the par-
ental home at Holstein last week and
was present at the marriage of her.
sister.
Miss Ena .Jewitt was in Toronto
recently ,trying her Junior Vocal Pex
ant, in connection with the Conserv-
atory of Music, in which she was suc-
cessful.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Jewitt of
Shellbrook; Sask., were guests at tee.
parsonage last week with their cou-
sins, Rev, Geo. and Ms. Jewitt.
'At the lasb meeting of ,the council
Mr. James r
es Stother
s was appointed
treasurer of the municipality in place
of Mr, Jas, MaeNiurchic wlio resign-
ed.
The Methodists had a very success-
ful missionary banquet on Friday
week, Mr. George Stanley of Lucan
and, Rev. A. H. Arnup of Toronto be-
ing the speakers.
News -Record Means Nows-Leader,
Wingham
Mr, James ford of Lower Wingham
died on Tuesday of last week aged
seventy-nine years.
Railway traffic was almost at a
standstill far a couple of days last
week owing to the storm. The. line
through Wingham was further hamp-
ered b3i a wreck near Listowel, which
blocked, the {,tact:,
Richard Cl, I-Iaellee and his brother-
in-law, 11'nm. Bunn, are in training at
London as members of the third
Canadian contingent: The former has
already two brothers at the front
and his father was also a soldier,
having seen service in Egypt.
Mr. Ira Morgan operator at Ingle-
wood Jet., visited his parents here
for a fewa c
d p s recently.
Mrs L. Baird of Wingham and Mrs.
John Elliott of East'' Wawanosh have
been visiting their brother near
Brantford, who has been very i11.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Kerslake of El-
gin, Man,, were the guests last week
of elle and Mrs, Thos. Drn =owl.
Miss Reynolds, who has been in
charge of the Hodgens' Bros. mil-
linery; department in Godorich for sev-
eral years, is holidaying at her home
in town. She intends going into bus-
iness with her sister in Galt the coat-
ing season.
Mr. W. D. Pringle was in Wallace -
burg last week attending the funeral
of his mother,
Miss Ethel Cameron of Napaueo has
been visiting her sister, Mrs, Hilton
hunter.
Mr. Webster Kaake of Calbri, Sasic.
has beets visiting friends in this %le-
lnitp .
A Patriotic dance will be held in the
Armouries tomorrow, Friday, even-
ing, the proceeds to be given to the
Rod Cross Fund.
Mr, John Linkiater of Teenwater
has been visiting his father, Mr.
Wm, Linklater, who has been quite
111.
Messrs, W. 3. Baird and I.I. B. El-
liott were in Toronto last week at-
tending the Ontario Faits Association
meeting:
Mr. and Mfrs. J. D. Murdock of
Zealandia, Saslc., spent a few days
last week as the guilts of their cou-
sin, Mrs. M, Robertson.
Miss Laura Davidson of St. 'Thom-
as is spending a fortnight with fri-
ends its town.
Miss I-Iilda Buchanan is in Toronto
visiting friends for a couple of weeks.
Miss Bella, IJaines of Fullerton has
been the guest of her uncle, Mi:. W.
H. IIaihes.
Owing to the storm of last week
the annual meeting of North Huron
L.O.L. was postponed to the 10th he-
st.
The local branch of the IVouten's
Instilaute last week shipped eighteen
quilts and a quantity of clothing to
the Belgians. This was the second
shipment made for this purpose,
News -Record Means News -Leader.
St. Helen's
Miss Celina Clark is visiting her
sister, 'Mrs, Marvin McDowell of
Westfield, at present.
Miss Lizeie Sturdy of Winghaiu is
visiting her grandfather.; Mr. Wni.
Humphrey, who has been i11 for the
past few weeks,
Mrs, Wm. Bowler: of Georgetown
and Mrs,' Wm Taylor of (Melee spent
the past week visiting friends around
St. (Helens.
Mrs. Jas, Irwin of the 2nd con. of
Kinloss is spending a few flays at
her home here,
Me. .Arnold Barbour and Mr. Elgin
13athour of Erin returned home after:
spending a week at the homes of
Messrs. Rob -t. and Win, Woods'.
• Miss Charloiee Ohm of Lue•cnow
scent the week-encl With her Need,
•Miss marl Todd.
'l'he St, Helens Literary Society
held ihcir 2nd meeting Friday night
which was Well attended. The debate
was '(The •Pen versus the Sword,"
the ncgeeivo winning out. The next.
•debate will he "`Country and City
Lice a 'c and •ecita '
M st a t Irons are al-
-
f tm�e of tee t r rune v
so a ea to o a L
P g
exybodit couue and enjoy an evening's
tut{,
Mr. and Mrs. Wnh. Woods entcrtain-
.ed about fifty of their' friends, last
Monday evening and all report • a,•
splendid time.
News -Record Means News -Loader.
Goderich.
Mee, Wan. Tighe has returnedafter
er
a visit of some montlie with Clinton
and I-Ipllett township.frientis.
Mrs: James Miner has returned to
Peterboro after, a stay of a couple of
moiths with her daughter, Mrs. A.
E. Meaner,
Mks. Andrew 'Sararas'of New Ham-
burg visited her sister, Mrs. Andrew
ilallidey of the Baytfield Road, last
weep:
Mrs. H. J. Horton, formed a res-
ident of townbut now of Sault Ste.
Marie, has been visiting old friends
in "town.
Mrse Will Scotemmoere and babe of
Stanley township visited last week
with Mn, and Mrs, A. Townshend of
Cambria Road,
Dr. Strang has served elle Knox
church congregation continuously as
secretary for forty -tour years.
At a meeting of the local temper-
ance forces one e: ening last week the
following officers were eleoted Pres-
ident, 11 J. Mcgaw ; vice presidents,
J. H. Colborne, J. E. Toni, John
Challon ; etreasurer, M. E. Lymburner;
secretary, A. M. Robertson; executive
eomtnittce, Dr. Emmerson, M. E.
Lymburner, Alex. Young, G. M. El-
liott, W. T. Pellow, A. M. Robertson,
Finance and membership committee,
7. A. Campbell M. E. Lymburner,
W. Mein, J. H. Marshall, J. W. Van -
atter.,, Rev, E. 0. Powell, county or-
izer, v address , gave an ad ress on law en-
forcement} pointing outsome o intin s e o
f t t 1
difficulties in the way and suggested,
an organized effort as individuals
were at a disadvantage. Tele name of:
the local organization was changed
to the C'itizen's' Social Service Lea-
ve.
Seaforth.
Mr, Prank Cleft, who is taking a
speeiai nulitary•course at London,
was home ever a week -end recently.
Happenings of Fifteen
Years Ago.
Ifappenings in Clinton nt the
Opening of the Ceneury.
Taken from the Files of The
News -Record of the date
indicated,
Ci in ton, Feb. 8th, 1900,
Telephones are being installed in
the homes of Messrs. J. T. Harland,
7. Tap'1oi•, C. Wilson and H. IL.
Client. This brings the number of
subscribers up to eightyfive.
Rev. Mr. Parke begins his sixth
year as rector of St. Paul's church
on Sunday next.
Sunday has been set apart hi St,
Paul's church as' a flay for solemn
supplication and prayer for the sol-
diers ire sailors. engaged in South
.Africa.' Special offerings will be tak-
en 10i• the Patriotic Fund. •
The new public library, board con-
sists of the mayor, 1V. Coals, • 1)r,
Shaw and A.. McKenzie, appointed by
the council, and W. L. Rand, W.
Brydone and F. It.. Hodgens, appoint-
ed by the Public, school board. Mr.
Brydone is chairman and Mr. Ranch,
sec. -treasurer.
Miss Combo and Miss. Hattie Combe
have gone to New York on e visit to
irimtdis, •
THE TRUSTS :S AND 0UAR.INTtele
COMPANY MAI(i9 GOOD
SHOWING.
The Eighteenth Annual Financial
Statement of the Trusts and Guaran-
tee Company will be found on page
four. Those of our reader's interested
in financial matters will note that
the Company continue to do a
large volume of business and thee, its
standing is .in every way satisfac-
tory,
Marriages
SNOWDE\—PEs\T7 1A
LE—in Stanley
township, on Feb. 100, Olive,
daughter. of Mr. and Mrs. Riceard
Penhale, to Thomas M Snowden,
BROOKS—IIARRISON—Iu Clinton on
July 10th, 1014,, by Rev, Dr,
Rutledge, Mrs. Elizabeth Harri-
son of C.loderich township to
Charles Brooks of New Liskeard.
COC'HAYNI,—CIAI,DW1'ILL — In Kel-
lett township, on January 28tH,
by Rev, J. G. Reid, Mtabel. Cald-
well to John C'oehayno of Niagara
Falls.
Births
LAY'I'ON-1n •Tucleerstuitit on Feb.
2nd, Go Mr, and Mrs. Waiter Lay-
ton, a son.
DEANS—In Wingham out Feb. 2nd, to
Mr, anis Mrs. Peter Deans, .'r., a
daughter.
Deaths
FERGUSON—in Goiloricit township
on Feb, 8th, David Ferguson, ag-
ed 08 years and 10 months.
ELLIOTT—In Goderich township on
Feb, 4th, William Henry Elliott,
aged 53 years,
MIDDI LION—In Godorich township
on Feb. 71b, Bertha M. Hayter,
wife of Mr, John R. Middleton,
aged 28 years, 4 months and 3
clays.
ASQUITi'I:I; At Auburn, on. Feb. 2nd,
George Asquith, in his 75th meat.
MCCI;INC1IEY—At Adelaide on Feb.
cilli, Mrs. James *Clincher,
formerly of Stanley.
RIJID—In Clinton on Feb, 10th,
Lucinda A. Clark, wife or' Me.
Charles A. Reid of Brumfield, ag-
ed 34 bars, 9 months and 21
days,
MCUONN.i11LLe-At Pittsburg
,
Penn
,,
on Feb.elle Mrs. Mary r,e Mc-
Connell, f
Me-
(onn ll forrner r
ly �P Stanley
township.
SNLL—Jn Exeter on Jan, 2feh, .inn
SmeIL, widow rof the late Jhennas'
Snell, in her 79th year.
SCiIIMIBDT—In Ilegmondville on Jan.
81.st, Jacob Schmidt,, aged 83
years.
WANTED. — TWO OR TIMED
boarders or
o Uhree. or
foul' roomers,
"—Apply at E. It;. Iililiiitord`s Groc-
ery, Clinton.
FOR SALE OR ;TO RENT.—THAT
beautiful, cobtor.table and, modern
cottage on Alteon street best known
as the Ransford Cottage, -Apply 'no
Wesley Walker. • —71
AUCTION SALE. ---MR, GEO, 1 -10L -
land of I•Inhnesville has instruobed
the undersigned to. sell' by public
auction at Holntesvilie on Wednes-
day,- Feb( 17the at 1.30 p.m., the
following choice stocks 8 new midclt
cows, 12 ,cows due to freshen in
March or April, 3 farrow cows, 8
head young cattle, 8 young calves, 1
Durham bull 1 year old, roan color,
Terms 810 and under, cash ; out o'v-
er' that amount 0 months credit by
giving approved joint notes or G
percent perannttmh all for cash::
Guarantee Any cow represented to
be in calf and proving not to be
by April let can be. returned and
cash or notes will be refunded.--
Geo.
efunded.—Geo. Rolland, Prop..; Thos. Gun-
. dry, Auctioneer.
TENDERS WANTED. -.TENDERS
will be received by the Council of
Mullett up to 2 .. p.m. on Thursday,
the 4th March, for the building of
a now bridge at Matlock on S. R.
5 and 6, con. 12, with cement abut-
ments and re-inforced .ste 1 super-
structure, length between abutments
to be 33 ft. and 14 ft. roadway:
The lowest or any tender not nec-
essarily accepted.—Jaines Campbell,
Clerk, 71-3
WANTED.—WE WANT A 1,1'1'75
wire representative well acquainted
in town and vicinity. Good money
to the right roan with Nemec of
advancement. Write Beck & Eisen-
bach, Berlin, Ontario. -- 71-3
Horne=Made Cooking.
THE WOMEN'S ASSO-
CIATION 01e WILLIS
CHURCH PURPOSE
HOLDING A SALE OF
HOMEMADE COOKING
IN THE COUNCIL CIIAM
BER ON
Saturday Afternoon,
February. 27th.
COME EARLY.
COME!
Women of Clinton and' Sur-
rounding Country
Come to the Council Chamber
'RIDAY, FEB. 5th, and
FRIDAY, FEB. 12th
and take home work for sol-
diers.
We want 200 shirts and 1111tch,
knitting by Feb. 20th for our
Canadian Soldiers. Will you
not give one week for your
country 'S
All those doing work for
the Patriotic Society are cor-
dially invited to conte to the
tea given in tite Council Cham-
ber on the 201.h.
Giive One Week.
PROPERTY FOR SALE ON RAT-
tenbury street west.—One and one-
half story frame house with six
rooms. In good repair. Town wat-
er and cistcr':, one-quarter acre of
land, good garden. Good cellar well
drained,—Apply to C. 13. Hale.
—70-2,
Custom Sawing.
Wanted at Thos. Wallis' 4111
con., Gotlerich Township, also
at Launcelot Clark's property
in Bayfield for tite coming,
spring.
McEwen Bros,, Bayfield.
1 : -
Peliruary Sale.
WALL PAPER,
STATIONERY
—and--
CHINAWARE
and—CHINAWARE
At Bargain Prices.
_t
Don t Miss It.
CooperPv0.
CLINTON.
FOR SALE—LOT' 24 ON HURON S'1'."
Also Aso2 nd hand "coal heater,
—A, J. Tyndall. -67
PASTURE I-1 OFFER' P011" SALE,
Possession April 30th, Lot 35,
Concession First, Huron Road,
Tuckorsnlith, containing 100 acres,
less 'Grand' 'ramie tract:, which div-
ides it about equally. The River
Bayfield runts through the easterly
corner of elle south half, and the
westerly corner 'of the north half,
making two admirable fields for pas-
ture. Terms easy,--John'ilansford,
Clinton P. 0. —70-4.
TILE CANADIAN' LAUNDRY.—WE
aro prepared to do first-class laun-
dry work and make • your collars
white without the use of acid or
lye. If laundry is not done satis-
factorily it will be redone free or
your money refunded. Cleaning and
pressing also done. Goods called
for and delivered. Will do the first
week free of charge to nee •cus-
tomers to show you the •quality of
our work.—R. L. Moore, the teen -
adieu Laundry, .-f1•
FOR SALE.—ONE 4:; H.P. GlASO
line Engine in good condition, one
Emery Stand with eiyuntershaft
complete., ptese one Wood ood Iatl
o
with
h
co nter
u shaft and rests. Grindstone
mounted on frame 3 inch face, 3
feet 3 inch diameter. Can be
seen' at the General Repair Shop of
Seeley i¢ West. —69
HOUSE WANTED TO RENT WITH
a'view to purchase. To lie of med-
ium size and in good location.
Wanted about middle of February,—
Mrs. T. Carbert, —68
COWS FOR SALE.—THREE FRESH
calved cows and one aboutto fresh-
en. Will sell two of the four, purchas-
er can make his choice.—Levi Trick,
phone 12 on 157, Clinton. —69.
WOOD FOR SALE.—A QUANTITY
of good hardwood, in large cr small
quantities, amp length. from one to
four feet. This wood will be sold
cheap.—Wm. Wheatley, Huron St.,
Clinton, Phone 74. --05
M. G. CAMERON, K.C., BARRIST-
er, Solicitor, Conveyancer, etc. Office
on Albert street occupied by Mr.
Hooper. In Clinton 'on every Thurs-
day, and on any daft for which ap-
pointments are made. Jifice hours
from 9 a, m. to 6 p.m. A good
vault in connection with the office.
Office open every week ell. Mr.
Hooper will make any a'r:ointnlcnts
for Mn, Cameron.
vCTICE—AFTER TIIE NEW YEAR
Miss Mildred Evans will be prepar-
ed to give treatments by eleeeeoly•-
sis for tate removal of superfluous
hair, also electric massage for the
cure of baldness, falling hair and
dandruff.—Agent for Mrs. E. Coates
'Coletnan's Ideal preparations as
'Ideal Flesh Food, Ideal Velvet
Cream, Ideal Hair Tonle, Ideal
Wand Lotion, Ideal Acme Cute,
etc.
FOR SALE—ONE UPRIGHT PIANO'
in fair condition $120, one upright
piano used less than a year $190,
was $375, one Edison phonograph
slightly used with 12—records $35,
one coal range high shelf with reser-
voir and water front complete, good
as neve, $20. Will be sold on your
terms.—Wesley Walker. —65
FOR SALE.—ONE BLACK BEAR-
sirin Robe good as new and one kit-
chen cupboard. They were taken in
exchange for new goods and as I
have no use for tltclnt they will be
sold at a bargain.—Wesleyk
o {Val cr.
—65.
NOTICE.—CITIZENS ARE IIERE-
by notified that the practice of
emptying ashes on our streets trust
be stopped. The police officers have
been instructed to enforce com-
pliance with this order. By order
of the Mayor.—Jos, Wheatley,
Chief Constable: —65
PROF. FRANK WEAVER, L.G.S,M.
Conceit OzEanisU,
Pianist,
Voice
eco
Specialist. Teacher of Organ,Pi-
ano and Artistic Singing, , Visits
Clinton Thursdays and Fridays, Re-
sidence and studio, 020 Dutferin Ave.
London. —19.
WANTED. — BRIGHT COLORED
Dried Apples, Eggs, Butter, for
which we, pay highest prices.—Can-
Mien Bros. —52.
CLOTHES ` CLEANED, REPAIRED
and Pressed and at the shortest
possible notice. Both Ladies and
Gentlemen's clothes. We guarantee
to do good work. Room over Mr.
Grigg's Jewclrp Store.—Wm. Jago.
—55,
'REAM WANTED. — DAIRYMEN
having cream to sell write to us
for cans. We supply two cans free.
Pay all express charges and issue
cheques twice each month, cheques
payable at par, We pay the high-
est market prioes consistent with
an honest test. Testing done by •,a,
competent man.
Each
can careful-
ly
c r uuily weighed,sampled
and tested on
arrival and statement returned,,
Those in tate vicinity of Kinburn
may leave their cream with Mi.
Mall who will deliver it. here.
Write for cans and give us' a trial.'
—The Seaforth Creamery, 13ox 486,
Seaforth.
THE CORNER R ST0
RE
Live and Let Live
HAVE YOU BOUGHT
YOUR FLOUR?
FLOU
I'HLe WIIEA!' IllIeRKE2' HAS.
BEEN SOARING AND FLOUR.
IS' GOING UP P00. WE WOUIJ)
ADVISE EVERYONE TO B'UY.
A -BAG OF FLOUR NOK;.
NOW IS PANC'AKE TIIitE T00.
Ask' to see, our pancake flour ' and
syrups. The old fashioned pancake
supper cannot be beaten. q`ryh ,pack-
age of. Aunt-.Jemeina's pancakeflour
and see what delicious eaves it mak-
es.
N r
G'0ROtt CANE SYRUP IN TINS.
Syrup is one of the best - winter
goods that can appear on the table
with pancakes, bread,hot biscuits: or
muffins. Syrup is delicious,
MAPLE SYRUP IN BOTTLES,.
PORK AND BEANS.
For .a winter meal a stcaaning hot
plate 0f tastp porn and beane is un-
surpassed.
msurpassed.
E.
E. T HUN
N
FO D
R
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER.
Buy Your
Flour Now.
Now is the time to put in
your supply of Flour before
another raise which is stun to
come. We handle the best lin-
es of Flour trade in Canada—
Purity, Five Roses, Exeter,
Clinton and Milverton. We eau
sell you above from 25 .lbs. up
to one ton dots
Another car 01 Bran and
Shorts expected this week,
We have also on hand fell
Meal, Calf Meal and Poultry
Foods,
INCUBATORS.
1t ou intend
Y
purchasing
as Incubator the coming seas-
on call and: see our Prairie
State. Satisfaction guaran-
teed.
Live poultry and new laid
eggs taken every/ day.
3USINESS BETTER THAN (USUAL
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up=to=date Firm
CLINTON.
N. W. Trewartba, Wm, Jenkins
Maple Syrup
r
Time •
Will Soon Be Here.
ORDER YOUR SAP ('ANS
AND PAII,S NOW. •
BYAM & SUITTER
Sanitary Plumbers. Phone 7.
Special
AT THE STORE OF
QUALITY FOR SAT- •
(JRDAY , FEB, 13TH.
Molasses, Snaps 10c per lb., 3 lbs. for
250.
Fancy Biscuits, at 1.0c,, 120.,, and
18e,
Now is the time to buy your TEA.
We carry the fat t is linesf
t of o Sel-
ectee Red Rose, Lipton's Grand
Mogul in Black, , Green and mixed.
Our hulk Teas are specially mixed
for our trade. Black, Mixed or
Green at 300 and 40e per lb.
In Breakfast Cocoa ,we carry all sizes
of Cowan's and Fry's.
Quality counts when ordering your
Groceries and in a trial with the
Store of Quality you will find sat-
iSfaceiee.,•
Highest prices for Butter and •Eggs,
Past clue aecountsa of S. Bart are
payable•at this store.
„Johnson & Co.
The Store of Qualtiy.
Successor to S. Barr. Phone 111.
Phone orders promptly attended to.
e -
ws Le
er
of Huron County is 'fee
Cli, N s- c
rton ew Re otd
which
is Sold
at 2 cents per
o
, week. Ain you a sulbserib-
et ?
Are }Jou a News.
Record Subscriber
MARMALADE
--and---
FRESH
FISH
This week we have our
first consignment of Sevil-
le or Bitter Oranges.
� They .'
are the very best quality
and willproduce the best
Marmalade.
"Made -in -Canada,"
We are also ready tc
open the Fish Season with
Halibut
y
B. C. Salmon
White Fish
Ste
Ciscoesak
• FillettsC od
Oysters
ORANGES
T. O'Neil'
Leave your
order now
for your
Sap Pails !
Hand made sap Buckets,
Call and see samples.
THOS. HAWKINS.
Phone 53.
Agent for Hocla furnaces,
Shop over Rowland's
Hardware,
COMM
SAllg
WANTED.
HEADING WANTED
Basswood, Black Ash
Soft Maple, 40 and 20 its.
Stapleton Saw
1Vi W.
NOW IS THE TIME
to place your orders for
Fertilizer.
We handle diet Davies Fen-.
tilizer and can give you
several kitule at right pric-
es
NOW IS THE. TI11IE.
to place your order for tim-
othy and clover seed at the.
al kinds at right prices.
North End Feed Store.
Frank W. Evans
A General Delivery Done.
Terms : Cash, Phone 192.
Are you
Troubled with
Headaches loch s . ?
ego$
If so the cause ntay ho eye
strain and in that event a
pair of properly fitted
glasses will bring relief and
cure, It •s nth
t
worth trying.
Conie to its and we will
make a careful test of your
eyets and tell you what is
the natter and what you
need.
Inuur long ong experfeneo in
the Optical business we
have made a great, number
of examinations and it is
a source of much pleasure
for us to know that our
fittings have invariably,
given great satisfaction.
If your eyes bother Bou
come to us and learn the
reason why.
A. J. CRIGG
* Optician
Jeweler and. Issuer of Marriage
Licenses -
Good Butter
MAKERS
Good Butter Makers will usa
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