HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1915-03-11, Page 7March Ilth, 19I5
n
+o
ii•
B
fe
q
'tl
ti
ib
tr
fs
'7f
:sh
lad
fa
hi
•d0
-in•
ev
:at
•ot
I
se
110
hf
<er
t11
for
pri
1n
pa'
$9.
da
.710
cot
tri
*the
pri
did
ing
1iv
the
to.
fell
•the
to
:act
trio
'WO
few
Soi
pa
but
legi
evil
are
due
'the
eel
Stow
wo
Tiro
pin
thi
str
Sells
are,
:shoo
fern
try,
him
.ago
•mfg
the
ant
9111
the -
ed
the
Frey
a1
ago
t. of
the
yea
ten
goo
you
•coif
am.
'day
lieu
dry
say
dep
will
goo
pec
dry
yea
as
styl
Thi
far
'horn
I w
•eon
boy
-the
to -d
up:
mon
ted
am.
for
livi
'high
ely
resu
'hay'
pas
ran
an
for
mon
fort
'the
'.ati
do
was
but
fe
few'
Tho
tha
it,,
ago
ilio
prim
"'der', shoe
mal,
Ar
dont
out
vers.
now
•and
lis
er, s
;-glee,
Clinton News -Record
w
uestion,
er
ember
hen
fon
icer
ld
an
e
triotism
u
g
nlc
ongly.
,
t
en
,
the
n
co
g
pie
goods
rs
rty
tent
s
ng,
ing.
t,
n
eeleMINSIIIII
Address bti
Goderlch.
q ry {
Ha enlnJ S of Fifteen
TL'ACITLR WAN' LD BY S.
S. S. NO.
AUCTION SALT'. -THE UNDER- M. G. CAMERON, K.C.
'
J. J. ,Metier, 1VI. P,
Miss Coii bs has returned
i+ d f>otn a
visit of several weeks in' Nety York
pY '
Years Ago.
3 SL
,, Stanley, duUigs
has,Uea. 2nd Olass
ary •$575, . StatO
. _
to at
professional;, sal-
experience and age.
BARRISTr
signed. will sell file farm stook•• arta er, Solicitor, Conveyancer; ere.'Ofisee
Implements by auction on 00 Albert street occupied 'Mr.
March 16th at lot, 28, con. 6,Hol- Hooper. P byp�
In Clinton
-YOU-, KNUW
The'followin +• is a report of a speech
( p
,ale in the House of X0111111011 last
Citi Y•
Mr. Richard J. .P.halen: lett, last
Happenings in Clinton at the
Opening of the Century,pointments
-,iSecretary,r „ops
W. Reid, S ilia: 76.
. an every Thus-
lett =Jas. Southcombe, proprietor ; day, and on any dap for which ap-'
L Gundry, auctioneer, 71-1 are made. Office hours
week for the west; intending to visit
eek by rho member for South Hari the west,'
.'
•
from 9 a, m. to 6 A.
several n the United States
'
n, 18' is verbatim, being re -produced 'en route, Ile will be absent several
out Hansard ; liiontlls.', 'e
Mr.J, , J, NIeriier (Sout11. Huron) ; Miss Barrie of Toronto, who canto,
ling a farmer and repre,senti up td attend the fuueral_of trio rate
ng a far Jaules`, Twitchell of Clinton; 'visited
Mg' co)pinunity 1, desire to ay,
•6
Tadcme,from .'the Files of T'lio',t
News -Record of 'the •date , '_
indicated. '' ''''
• •
CHOICE -SEED .OA 1'S FOR SALIil,
White Tartar variety.
a t•, rely, These oasts
aro 'ver y stiff m the straw, also a
good oat' to fell.-J.ohn Voddan
YL
It.. re No, 1, Londesboro; Phone 5
p.m. goad
vault in connection
n with the office..
ti
EGGS FOR HATCHING FROM Office open every week eel. Mr.
Irons Uliak'Lay.. Barred Rocks and Hooper will make any aanoin+.nients
S„ C. White Leghorns. for •Mr, Cameron
ghoins. Settings 50c
per 13, One special pen of Batted ,
VV'
here
here Our ,Little
Elatah ?
Is.
,;. , a
w words. upon• this very, important .Por ;t, few days in towny;. being'. the
I would' like of Mrs.
g uest,..
Clinton 1G- . •• 8th, ;jd00
,,; �:::.
rte Junior League
;otr.t`c8. -75-2.
�,
Rooks 75e ear 15, Incubator ,
A o lots a
s ecralt at '3 0'; _
p Y $ 0 Per 100 0ggs.
IT, I$ ",LI•'.NT„
:
t lia,v
q e a lit- . g
e 'hold q
more information on the , tneoles Messrs: G, W. 'Heiman and P. Por-
W.
on that' Lias been laid • on .the table• terhele were here last week auditing'
would like to know if the :hon, mem- the county accounts,
for Brantford (Mr. Cocka}t Mrs. Ro'bt, `Fo]e}l passed, awayIasi
ying to get after the £inner uttj ts.
weeks'.
01:,Who' week after an dines§ of same weeAlban
he trying to bit I believe that 'and p family
tha adoption of -: this of hteeachildren' husband
the proposition
.�� g of:Ontario street
church had a patriotic social on Fri-
day -evening, when the sumtof weuty-
tea -dollars t}'as realized..
"1'1ie •past storury week'has been a
'hard due on: railroaders and the snow
plough has been in almost the
U5e
SEED; CATS. FOR SALL,-TH'EUN-
,
detstgned offers ,for sale a quantity
of clean recd oats at his farm, .lase
Line, Goderieh Ip, Phone .16-16.6.-
Nea;L -75-1,
•
},,
Book your orders mile as we
, :N R
frau a limited number of Hens: this THE COH'NE� TORE
r r
Yea • Next year we shall. be in a
position
P on 110 meet any quantity of Live and Let Live
orders. All our poultry from
"Guild. strain of bred-to-lay‚stook,"
--a eskille Poultry -Tre-
,..
and we have
the full as -
Mrs. .W. D. Shannon and Miss Tosco the explosdon of a lamp caused, a
cull affect the farmer it would in- Shannon are visiting in Ottawa: prier parsonage tole=cork-
the Ba
m a great inj.e pe upon iririt,• I fire night,
mit' that at the present time Mr. D. 13. MacKay returned last cr night and Rev. Mr, 112u lock's fine
FOR SALE-O.A.C.-NO. 72 'SEED'
oats. These oats very strong
wartha Bros, Pr . ri t teras.
tha op e o Phone
14 on 153:. -73
DISHES
SOCtn7ent ;of
the
realer, is receiving a fair prime for week after a stay of several weeps in library; was almost completely ruin-
s product, but at the same rico I Torpnto, ed.
not believe that the rice that Mr. and Mrs, Fred Lewis havegone Mr• J• Ransforcl returned Mgnday
P heY
receiving represents more :than a to London, where they' will_ Make their after a couple of months' absence in
od .lulu home in future. England.
g profit, P wonder :tf the g•stables
for Brantford lost much elle Messrs; Fred •and Norval Davis loft On the word being reeeivect'on Mon-'
p
are
steamed and have stood. 'at ;the
;,bead ,of •the list- at Experimental.
Farm for the. past . throe ears.-'
Pred. Middleton, R.R. 1\?o. 3, Cline,
ton. Phone 4 on 156. 7g-3
i\'OQTCE TO- CREDITORS. -IN IN THE We have just receivedr import
estate of David Ferguson, late of an .port
order of Droner •`Sets' • Toilet Setsy
•rho .township or Gocierieh, Yeoman, Odd Plates Tea,
deceased . -Notice is hereby' given: Fruit and eg-
Dishes, also Scolio
that all Persons having any claims,P and
platters. Call and see 'them,
fish fOr, the
season.
the farmer was receiving a starve last week for 'Alberta, where ,the. for- day morning that Ladysmith had been
price for his butter, .eggs and mer has large farming interests, relieved the mayor proclaimed a half
The Saltrord holiday there 'a fine
AUCTION ION SALE OF REAL ES-
against the Estate of David Poi-:
February, who died on the.$th day of - --
1915, in the township
products. I am a farm r - . posto(fle° was closed and was parade, .
p and 1•
know that the fainter at the ,pre- last week, most of the mail now be- leaded by the band,, and a contort in .
rt time. is. selling his cattle and his ing delivered by the rural couriers: the evening._
es ata price that does not payOne hundredand ten militarytw
tate; household Furniture, ere., :
The undersigned+
has received: in-,
structions from Mr. Jacob Taylor,'
sell by
oC
Special in Fish while they'________
• Godortch, in the County of Huron, p last.
Province of, Ontario, are required on Fresh Water Herring iu'brine, 200
or before the 13th day.of , Merck, a doz.,
-
hlgitev-gone were shipped to Idalifax 9at
he is using, I believe that week from the American Road Mach -Marriages
no C•
is pa io too hi *11 a o. ]sere. It ee aired twelve . box
paying g price q -
bis foodstuffs, over and agave the; cars to marry trier shipment, BEST-CrILLESPIE At Seafoxtti, 00
co the farmer gets, 1 know that March 2nd, Della M., daughter ofa
public apc.30eeSa,at
day :March 20th, at 1.30 q'clock; atthO
Itis residence on Rattenburstreet"Jeconsunlelr
Y,aguFerguson
cast, t'he followin Parlor suite,
g:
-(upholstered;) hall rack, oak, hall
mirror, Morris 'two
te15, to send bypost or lafinferm,consderingthe
unde>siged solicitor hiein Por'thing
iTtout In brine 8e,
and JaneNoble, Pxosh tFish,
.the executor and executrix ; lb: C i + i 1 +
ofthe Cod P s 1, Finnan ITaddie
estate of the said deceased,I'ilbe s '
lull t and Glscoes.samatesmseeememensemeae
O'Ne!i
August and September fast buyers Mr. and Mrs. W. Gillespie to Har-
$9.75
oak,', ono chair,
parlor tables, one writing desk, 1
particulars of their claims ; and°
that after the said last menUloned
percwt. -fol hogs„ and
00 per Cwt. for cattle, while to-
Y onlyMr.
payingak $7.25 for
gs on the Toronto market and a
respondingly less , price for cattle
the y paid in August, and yet
31 are asking exactly, the same
ee for their beef and pork as they
n they wag pay-
Cavo cents when
perpound more ,, for,
stock, There , is something _wrong
• Blyth old Best of Regina, Sask.
NEVINS-O'ULBLRT - At Goderfch,
Janesr
Mc( ilarrie returned fast March 3rd, William Robert i\ovins
week Trein''a fortnight's visit with to Melinda Culbert;• both •of Zea-
friends at Almonte. 1 wanosh township.Per
Mr. and Mrs, k d,. Kraeling have re-
turned to their home at Arcola, Sask. Births
atter a visit ab the home of the for-
TRFWARTHA-In Gofloral tow ship
other sister, Mrs. T: Brown, and with. on Marcli 7th p
friends hereabouts. , to NIr, and Mrs.
Mrs, • Jo11u McNichol of Roblin, H. J. Trewartha, a son, (1Cennetli
oaic roeking chair, parlor mirrors,
dining 100111 chairs; oak'with Leath-
or seats, dining room table, oak, 1
r side board, oak, 1 couch, carpets 1
1011 top writing dark at office, 3' lied
room settee;. gomplete, 1 (toe,
bed room chairs, 1 bookcase and
writing:. desk, ;combined 3 setteeE•
( �!
bed room crockery, 2 matress.es, 1
Happy Thought range, 1 gasoline
range Quick Meal• (nearly, pews kit-
date the said executor and �execut- ' Canned Salmon 10c, to 25c,
rix will proceed to distribute the
: ring in Tomato ning, Sardines, HOF=
assets of the said deceased among
the sons entitledthereto, in SauOC,
e 1 0 having
regard only thento the claims of which
they shall have had notice, and "
that the said executor and execut
rix will: not be liable. for }he said �.+I, UN ORD
assets, or any part thereof, to any LIVE r r
LVL A\D LET LIVE GROCER.
person of whose claim they shall
Leave your
order now
•
for •
le •
a p Pails
obtain clpoAe if l� to get rnafter .. meat ithose ants
owe I for one shall approve• of
it doing so. If the farmer alone isWm•Jackson,
be detrimentally affected byttesucln
Clarence
s been visiting in the e.
east for lsoo mty'tirne•, spent a day or so TOW\IST`\TD In '1°uocerstntth on Mar.
at the home of her old friend; Mr. 1st, to Mr. and Mrs'..Amos Town-
last week before leav send, ason, °•too
ing for London to visit a daughter. CAMERON -Iii Tuckersinith, on Mara
°hen furniture, veranda furniture and
matting, one ace cream freezer, pie-'
tures, crockery; and other articles
numerous to mention.' 1 driving
horse 7 old with buggy,
not then have received notice, Dat
ed'at Clinton this Mo dayFeb-
h, o£ Fob :
ivar.y, 1915.-111. G. Cameron, Sol-
icitor for the Executor and E:cleat
rixNormandieBlockClinton On-
-- X73-3
JC�{'Glland
�• ""�
•
all(]• made sapj�ilIC112tis�
seericoles,
p
On as is now proposed bymyhon.,
2nd to Ma and ' Hugh D.
years cut-
ter and harness, there
baric. _ .,••
nd (Mr. Cockshutt) I believe •it�`—Cameron,
adaugter,g
will aisq
for
THOS• HAWKINS•
be mostunjust, Fothe last
months there have been people
ng around the country advocating
and increased production,
if you are going, to adopt ally
station in this Parliament which
ee.
ZurichCROFT-In Seaforth, on March 2nd,
to Mr, and Mrs, 'R.'D. Croft, a
Mr,, William Bender of this village son,
left .lore Monday to, take
Ymorning-Apply
charge of the Commercial Hotel at ' Deaths
Hensel.,
offered o
sale thefgllowiugpro-,�`1y1�haPQ
petites1-Frame dwelling on Ma-TAJLIV
plc stree"t, h rooms, with town wa-
ter and in good repair, 2. -Prone
dwelling on Rattenbury St. 8 rooms,
1 acre of land, with town water, el-
ectric+ lights, and a nice frame
4{ARTED: - TWO OR THREE
boarders or three or four roomers.
•at E, E. IIunnrford s Groe- New Century
cry; Clinton. mats, Manchuria
-- moderate prices,
(-ra)i-11 •
and Bumper King seed
seed barley, all otherat
Will have
■a a�uld
Phone' 83.
Agent f0 [
x Bela furnaces,
,
Shop over Rowland's •
' ,Hardware,
,
. be injurious to the farmer, how
you to
Mr. Arthur W. Bead, of the Depart- ULA'eWORTIIY - In Clinton, on
stable. 3. Frame dwelling on Cut -
-' varieties on hand in a few days.
going get increased 'pros
Lion, For my part I believe that
farmer requires protection just as
1 as the manufacturer, I weeder
• tie hon. member for Brantford
like ft if the Governmept
ught in a Bill to .stop the ship-
of ploughs to the other side. I
he would object to that most
I believe we.•slsould not bo
I believe we should co-oper-
one with the other; I believe we
Lid allow the, farrier to live, The
merit of Education, Toronto, was • March 81111, Arthur, son of Mr. and
here during the past week. He gave Mrs:,M, F. Clatworthy, of Aliso
a series of lectures to the pupils and Craig, aged 13 years, < _
citizens in which be touched upon JOHNS -In Varna on March Oth,
the.hygenic and sanitary requirements Mrs, • James Johns, aged 71.
of school buildings And envoirmcnts years.
and the cieveloilment'oP the mind to gOLi ,Y -Irl Gadurkdi on March '2nd
take up school work. Mr. Beal is a '5eaud Currell, wile of Robert Fold
loan of great experience in school a},
work and his lectures were not only NIcC'ORVIi;-I, n CrodOrlclr, on March.
interesting but instructive• 3rd, .Duncan McCovie, in his 78th
Christapher Rupp, an epileptic, will year.
be taken to 'Woodstock
ter street, 7; rooms, with town wa-
ter, electric lights, and in ftrstnlass
,repair. d,-Bricic cotta o en the
Corner of Frederick and DunlopLondon,
streets, 7 rooms, with frame stable
in good repair, S, -Two story frame
dwelling, on Frederick street,7
rooms, in good repair. 0. ,-Qfice
block, oil Isaac street, at present
ocoapled as a Flora: and Feed :Lore,
Barber Shop, and Insunce Office.
, All these premises are occup:ud, and
MUSIC, -A MAN'S ABILITY IS
his Passport. Prof. Frank Weaver,
'Concert Pianist, Voice Specialist,
Ontteaches: all branches` S
of plat% and organ. playing. Voice
uand artistic singing asew-
laity. 16 years practical experience. Timothy, Red Clover,
Studio at Mrs. Shipley's residence. anti Alfalfa, all government
clear Wesley, church, Clinton, Wed- --
nosday and Thursday of each week.
1-
IFertilizer
Alsike Clover
standard,
Just ^`
A FULL LINE
AI.SIT{E
A LI
TIMOTHYSEED.
R �eee ived
""v f vL1
•ld
OF SEEDS.
i <SLI A
ter is the backbone of this' coon-
and we must have' protection for
A great deity is said nowadays
It the high cost of living, and 1
et erllaps give in experience in
P S y- I
the asylum at WTLLIAM8i-Tn Tudtersmith, on Feb-
this ween, the township council at its o
last meeting Navin rotary Ilio Mary Ann Geary,--
g � g guaranteed .the liet of the late Michael Williams,tiiiifs,
cost -of his maintenance there, aged 08 years,
lefty -trine paihmasters and. eight
p S
pounship cis erre by Hay
will be sold, only subject to the pre-
sent tenancies, Terms. of sale : All
household furniture, cash, on real
estate, terms can be arranged to
shitg
purchasere Pro-
FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -THAT
beatttiftQ, coiti[ortalilc and ' modern If you want a bumper crop' order
cottage On Huroa street best known your supply+ of Gans' Shur -gain
as the Talker. Cottage. -Apply to Fertilizer direct from us,
TURNIP AND
FERTILIZER SPED
ALSO F1aRTILIZI:R
C ^-,
CAN BE PRICE T AT ROCK
'BOTTOM PRICES FOR CASH.
respect: I am a farmer, but I
Also ea =reliant, and I think I
township council last tyeelt,
last week,
Real transfers last were FOR SAI Ti• - S17VER.1i, PURE-
Elliott,Taylor,
prletor. Gr.Orgoi�llitAuctioneer,
q
-75-2.
Wesley Walker. —7.l —�
North End Peed Store.
able to deny the statement that
estate week
follows Henrp ICoehlet bred 8, 0. White Leghorn Cockerels,
Poultry
Frank
Dost of livii�q has greatly increase
of : recent 'years, I worked r behind
counter hi my store for thirty-
years, and I' know from parson
that
as : to .his sou
August, 100 acres, tuft.. stock, 88500;
John Neusc$er to Henry Young-
blur, 50 acres, $3200 ; Simon Died-
rich io Joint Neuscltwanger, 100 acres
Also S. 0. White Leghorn eggs from
two. pons. Place your orders citify
to avoid disappointment, -Austin E,
'Hoare. -75 3;
•
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOOK
and Implements.- As I have sold
my farm and neat moving into Clin
ton I have instructed Mr, T. Gun-
ICTICLI-AFTER THE NEW YEA
Miss Mildred Evans will be prepay-
ed to give treatments by eleaUsoly- GtJ tJIJ
Wanted
515 for the removal of super locus
hair, also electric massage for the Live hens over 6 lbs, 12c lit.,
° Evans
�
A General ®sliver ®one
Terms : Cash, Phonm 102.,
eYperiencia • thirty-five .plass
$74A0 ; John Foster to Simon Died-
dry to
per
.-
with a few exceptions, the cost
necessaries of lite was higher
than it is to -da', Thir five
3 tl'
a ago 1 sold tea at seventy-five
s .a pound, and I am selling as
1 tai to -any at forty, cants a
thirty-five
rich, 75 acres, $5000 ; Canada Com-
pally to J, J. Mune; 100 acres,
v
$2200.
The following nets buildings will be
erected this spring : Henry Deters, a
trricl. house ; Samuel Deitz, brick
FOR SALL=GOO:D GRADE SHORT-"—
]torn Bull, two years old, Dark red.
-Ed, Johnston, Clinton, Phone 8
011 162.-Rotite 4. -75 1•
sell by public auction at
Lot 28, C'on, le I3ullett, on Tuesday'
March 1Gth, the following : Horses.
1 mare, 8 yeas al, 1 mare 7 years,
!u foal, 2 mares coming 4, in foal,
2 spring colts. Cattle, 1 cow ane
to calve in June, 1 cpw dile, in March,
cure of baldness, falling hair and 4. 1b. liens 10c flet lb.
dandruff,-Agent for Mrs. E, Coates
•Coleman's Ideal •preparations as r ,�± y
Ideal Flesh Food, Ideal Velvet OUNN LANGLOIS CO.C
Cream, Ideal Hair Tonic, ]deal ••
Hand Lotion Ideal Acme Ct'e The U -to-date Firn'i'"'
l
etc.
'
lAill S •
11 3wmg
nd , years ago T sold
at thirty cents a pound, and I .
house ; Louis Graft, briefs house ; Ie.
C. Kalbfleisoh, brick house •; Daniel
CALVES FOR SALE UNDER-
1 cow milking, 1 heifer tom:
CLINTON.
N W Trewartha, Wm. Jenkins,
WANTED •
selling as good' cones to-
Oswald, brick house ; J. Westlake,
-THE
signed has again made arrangements
tug 2 years g o o d b e e F e r, 1
yearling heifer, 1 steer coming 2
HEADING WANTED
at twenty-5t'e cents a pound, I
we that as a whole the price of
weds. is lower • now than it was
thirty pears ago. That, of course
brick house, Frederick Hesse pressed
brick house.in
Mr. August Stenion has returned to
g
lits home at ICiinnanagh, Mich., aF.teq
t0 supply a limited number of calx -FOR
p y
es at reasonable prices, These calve
es are all carefully handled and are
in good condition. -4V, Marquis;' R.
years, 1 heifer calf. Pigs; 22 fat
pigs, 2 sows with litter, 50 hens,
Implements, Massey Harris binder,111Gi1
Masse Harris Massey
SALE -ONE UPRIGHT PIANO
fair condition $120, one upright
piano used less thea a year 8100, MGA
le
was $ 76, one Edison phonograph p Syrup
-records
Basswood, Slack A h
SO t Maple, 40 and 20 hi.
_y
ins ton whetheo use the same etoe re le dry -ate
gfriends
Is to -day that they did 'then, If
were willing to use the same
a pleasant visit with relatives and
here.
Mr. 0,. Schwartzenbuber celebrated
his birthday, his
R: i 1, Cilnton, Phone 14 on
00. -7h,
mower, -Hare
ris i$Yhoe grain drill, hay take, cul -slight.
tivator, disk, pair harrows, plow,
twin plow', cutting box, fanning mill,
ti used with le $85,
p
one coal range high shelf with reser-Time
voir and water front complete, good 11111)
$20. Will on
�'e �on Saw
to -day as they •did thirty
ago, they could buy them ,tush
seventy-second
Children and grandchildren gathering
at his .tome to make .merry with him
_
„ .-
THE GIRLS' CLUB OF WILLIS
lCts1 and
scales, hay fork, rope, pucutter,
ng rope, 1 wagon, 1 ut e ,
pair bobsleighs, $blow fox
as new, be sold your,
terms. -Wesley Walker'. -65 Will Soon Be' HeI'e.11y�
lllijl,
cheaply •, but nowadays they want
e, and they have to pay for it:
years ago bhe mothers on the.
1 would spiry the }tarn anti'; the
e weaver would weave the cloth ;
ore these goods myself and I was
with thein ; but to day the
and girls are not satisfied with
s It is the way the people live
a that malice the cost mount
Y
self and his estimable wife.
Mr. Daniel Burkholder, brother -in-
law of _Mr. John Gellman, and a for -grinder,
neer resident of Hay township, died
at itis Koine at Brookfield, Missouri,
recently, kle will be, remembered by
some of the older residents'' of Hap,
having left here 'about forty yeau
ago; •
Mr. D. Schnell left last week for his
CHURCH WILL GINE
A Tipperary „ Tea:
-
• at the residence' of Mrs. Jolla-
stere, Rattenbmy street on
--
W E D NES D A Y' , MARCH 1701,of
pipes
thresher, stoneboa11, 3 ladders; knife
2 set double harness, pot
for heating feed, forks, rakes, chains
and other articles too numerous to
mention, Household, 1 Daisy churn,
1 kitchen table, kitchen chairs, 1
stand, 1 settee, Teens :-All sums
$10 and under, cash ; on over that
amount 8 months credit on approve
amo
FOR SALD.-ONE BLACI{ I4ElAR ORDER YOUR SAP PANS
skin Robe good as new and one"kit- AND PAILS NOW.,
then cupboard. They were taken in
exchenge for new goods and as I
have no use for them the}i will be
&
sold at a bargain,-Wesleq Walker. BYAM SUITTER
-B5• Sanitary Plumbers.Phone 7.
Are you
•
pp
TOu�v� with
Headaches 'r
About thirty-five years ago I re
ober selling six pounds of granula
for dollar, today. I
home at Aberdeen Sask,, after a visit
of several weeks with friends in this
- l from 8 03 7 o'elook p, m, c
e d joint notes or 4 percent discount
straight fox cash. Hogs to be paid
for in R.Southcion-
NOTICE. -CITIZENS ARS} eI'ERE-
°
sugar a while
selling twelve and fourteen pounds
a dollar. Of course, the coat of
especially in large cities, is
vicinity and other parts of Ontario.
Mr. 0. Scbtvartzentuber•, Jr., rias
purchased from his father the farm on
the Bronson Line which he has been
_
ybe,
UNDER TITS• AUSPICES OF WES-ler,
Ll,V JUNIOR LEAGUE IN THE
..J,
one tor.
proprietor, 1, Gundrp, auction
-7G.
by' notified that the practice of IIiL'\re'
emptying ashes opour streets must Y0
have
be stopped: The pollee enforce
been instructed to enforce coin-
If so trig cause may be eyo
strain and in that event a
pair of properly, fitted
broughtabout large
by t] ethgrit rents, wlicla•is `the
it of 01e good tines we have been
In the good ,times in the ,Tavern,
occupying for some time.
Mi . Angus Murray, tvho has hmughtp,�
a fare. in Tuckersmith near the Red
has sold both his Farms in
TOWN I3r1ler,
The Great War
•
CHOICE SEED BEANS
pr ince with this order. By order ILst
of . the Mayor, -Jos, Wheatley, o
Chief Constable. -65
�. yl •
glasses will bring relief and
cure. It • is worth trying.
y g.
—
Come to us and we ' will
speculation ran high and rents
up. Where twenty-five pears ago
ordinary man could rent a house
Hay, the one -hundred -acre farm on
the L.R.W. con. to Mi. Chas, S. Ba-
dote: for the sous of seven thousand
011
T U le S 1) A Y , MARCH 23rd.
L�
FOR SALE
p /-i I 1 1 ,1���
Anything
.L,a.l' U °
WANTED. - BRIGHT COLORED
make a Careful test of your
OYeS and tell You what is
the matter and what you
ten or fifteen or recut dollars aeApples,
Y
th, to -clay. he is' paying thirty or ,the
or fiftydollars,. We must lace
Y p
responsibility for that en speck-
dollars, and the seventy -acre one.on
L.R.E. con. to Mr, Simon Ba-
o
dour for $2,159, Mr: Murray will mote
to tris nue place in May.
-
150: lantern slides accompanied
by a cliseriptive address -good
I have a quantity of Seed
Beans for sale,grown in a
good bean district. Now is a
time to secure your seed'
Eggs, Butter,for
Dried 1; gs,need,
which we pay highest prioea.-Can- How about your appetite for
talon Bros, -52. dinner 7
A bottle of Rex Catsup is a
In our long experience in
'the Optical business we
mi. I did not expect this resole-
to be brought up to -day,. and T -
not prepared to speak upon it ;
it havingcome before the house,
it that it was, my duty to say a
farmers.
of the farmers,
T
in a utshell.
Granum N
'i.ltaee little words you ellen sec,
Are articles -a, or am, anal the.
a
arid ,in
terspersed with patriotic songs,
Under the direction of
REV. J. W. BAIRD MITCHELL.
LLQ
before a - further raise .in
piece,
W. I IAR Q UISS'
1 Phone l 16G Clfntuu,
splandfd. appetizer, 100 and 35a,
per bo$tle.:
CLOTHES CLEANED, REPAIRED
and Pressed and at bhe shortest We also cavi p
e y • a Bice vaitOL of
possible notice. S'oth Ladies and sauces su011 e. FT. P, and Worces-
tershire sauce.
have made a great umber
of examinations and it is
a source of mueh
for us to know that�asour
iithmgs have invariably(
words on behalf
se who live in the cities e
thefarmer has an las time, of
YCrrigg's
earl's the name of anything -
As school, or garden, Troop or peeing,
IN ADDITION 7'0. THE REGULAR
cit
Gentlemeg's: clothes, We uarantee
g'
Mixed. and sweet pickles in hot-
to do good work. Room over Mr,
toes, prices from 100 to 350.
given great satisfaction.
but I' am in a position to Irnoty
it that; and I Leel satisfied that
the high
Jat
A.d'ectiyes tell the .]rind of noun-
As p • Y
great small, ,tett white or
ptogr•arn the Princess The-
etre 'next; :I uesday leveeing, an
Extra Reel will be given show-
PAPER HANGING, IAM PREPAR-
to do leaHanging Paint
Jewelri Store. -Wm. Jago,
-55•
We also have a variety of canned
goods such as plias corn tome-
g ' soupsperreasoD
toes Clark's, 100
If your eyes. bother you
some to us and learn the
why. - 1
farmer, even m view of
C he is tceetvmg to -day,' has the
t end of it, and that he is not
ing the money, he might t0 .make
eiise him for his hard work.
ecomle
brown,
Listened of norms alae prmtotiris stand-
Her. ]lead .leis face }:our arm, my
aand.
r Verbs tell of something t0
g be done-
I q eat, count, sing, .cough, jump orWin,
in thr, ch501011: )t:ocesses ang'1;
g 1
the
g ® v �l
�ll$� ) ®. �r(I
co,..`r
ed per and
mg promptly and at. moderato cost..cats.
1 narantee Fit weak to Revel salts-
g Yla
faction, Let me have your order
earl before the sprin rush eesem .
Y g g
A, Mason, Princess street, '
,, :,
CREAM 44 ANTEt), . - DAIRYMEN
havingcream to se it write to usfa
for cans. We supply two cans F.ree..
Pay all express chargas and issue
and at
Just received -sweet oranges at
g'
trio price of 1130, 20c, 250,
the low price
hitter oranges for marmae
9
l
°
AG IGO
Optician
•
Klippen
Farr.
How things aro done trig adverbs tell-
e-74
cheques twice, each month, chequesJeweler
payable at par. We pay the high
2fiC per doe,
lade 2
and Issuer of Marriage
ong the forty-four soldier stu-
y
slow]}f„ quickly, ill or well.
Conjunctions tate weeds to ether-
i J g
in the great; factory. at i)etroi
where• 800 Complete Fords are
tu•rtted
est market prices consistent with
an honest test. Testing done by a
011
GQU1LITY COUNTS tWHEN
BUYING XOUR GROCERIPS.
Licenses.
e who' rem fuel their 'degrees with-
examination at the Toronto Uri- ;The
AS men and, women, wind or weather,
preposition stands before
out every] day:
i®r
? "•, IST I
competent man, Each eau careful-
ly weighed, sampled and tested ou
1Ifghest prices for Butter incl` Eggs.
sty last week was' Mr. Gordon S. ,A
xaltld ,on of Rev. and Mrs. Gaulcl
in the .mission field of I ormosa,
grandson of the late Robert Mel-
if Kippen. Mr. Gauld was a' clev-
received his 13. A. de- .Which
andtWdeutgY,.
I'I.I'
noun -as of m through the ,door.
The interjection shows surprise-
}line
As ah .flow Pre- oh' hew `vis its of
The 'whole are called nine 1 a
sp50011,
reading, writing, speaking
aAo1. 1 1 I I.I,
FOR SALE. -ONE h' H.P.'C;180-''
Engine in good condition, one
Ptucr Stand with c
y ountershaft
complete, 1 three -spring light wag-
on, Can he neon at the General Re-
parr Shop of Seeleu iC West, , -G0.
•'J, C}, CRICII, THE 11PLI-
ABLE DECORATOR, MAKES .�
R CHURCHESYJ��,��°°S
SI T CIALTY OP CIIUR1,l.0 .S,
LODGE ROOMS AND PRIVATE
: RESIDENCES. HIS ADDRESS
TS 12 AVONST STStATFORD:
arrival and statement returned.
Those in the vicinity of 'Celan
may leave their cream with . Mr.
Hall who will :deliver it here,
Write for. cans and give us a trial.
-The S,eaforth Creamere,
Cnalnrhr,
�Ad� Co,.
Johnson
Ttie Store ol Qlaalti .
Barr.Goo
Successor to S. Phone 111.
oh d tP tt d
��
dButter
Printed Wrappers
FI• utter
J R
Makers will use
l
• obtained front
•
one.ol o1s promp y, a on ed to,
The News -Record,