The Clinton News Record, 1915-08-12, Page 5likugust 12411; 1915
Blgith
WM.Campbell 0 n of Toronto t 1p o onto 'was
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1 1 flown a t. week ceiling
on eld
ii-
i
A car of Bobbin wood Vas shipped
from stere to England last week.
N. and Mrs. H. II.' i,idley have re-
:turaed• front 'a, visit in London mad
Detroit.
Mrs. Nartrey of Niagara .Falls • is
with her children vt tittg Mrs. C,.
E.
McTa gait.
Mr. Telfer, accountant in the Winn
Ilam branch of the Bank of Hamilton,
ds acting manager here during the ab -
'serum of the manager,. Mr,,. A, M
Carthew,
Miss Ilaggitlt 01 Pigeon, Mich;, has
returned to her home after a visit of
sonic weeks with, friends here. • She
was accompanied home. by her cousin,
Miss Yvonne Tlagpgitt
Ob.
'Mr. and Mrs. 0, H. Reese were in
Berlin last week attending the funer-
al of the former's father.
Mrs, Tennant and her daughter,
'Florence of Carson City, Mich., ate
Where on a visit to the lady's mother,
Mrs. .T,, B, Taylor.
Mrs. 11, Hornet' was at Holstein
last week attending the wedding of
:Iter niece.
Mr. John Bennett and Coutyoillor
Haney intend taking a trip to the
west this summer. The latter has a
s • u
on ,and a daughter residing '• in. the
west.
Miss Mae.Laundy visited in Milvet-
ton fora few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs, A. M. Carhbe}v and
'family are spending a fee,' - weeks
camping on the Georgian 'Bay and
visiting relatives at Owen Sound.
Miss Gladys Cutt has returned from
a visit in the west.
A quiet wedding was solemnized in
St. Michael's church, on Wednesday
morning of last week when Rov..Fa-
ther FIogan joined in holy matrimony
'Miss Anna Winnifred, slaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Win. Bell, and Mr. Harold
D. Gillean of London. 'The young peo-
ple have taken up -their residence in
the Facet- City. They have the very.
beat wishes or all for' a happy and
prosperous married lite: e
At 'a special meeting of the Red
Vross,C'ircle held on Friday aiternaon,
a number of donations in cash were
heeded to the president, which
amounted to $176. This •money will
be used to buy material to he made
etp:lerevening workers for the S Idlers.
Hensall
Dr. and Mrs. Sellery motored up
'from, Toronto and have been spending
a week or so with friends here.
Mrs. Brandon of St. • Marys has
been here visiting her brother; Mr,
George Wren, and other relatives here
:abouts.
Lloyd Hudson, hail the misfortune to
tall•from his htcpele and break his
arm one clay last week. This is the
second time this member has met with
a like fate.
Dr. E. S. Hardie has purchased the
residence of Dr. Malley and will novo
his 1amilp here from (1uell11 , in the
early autumn,
Mr. H. J. D. Cook of Toronto is
'spending a fortnight in town.
Mr. Garnet C'.udmore of the office
stag of the Cf,T.f., Toronto, is •holi-
(lnying at his home in town.
Miss Ada Webber of Calgary ' is
spending a vacation at the parental
'tome.
Miss 'Urquhart of Toronto has been
rho guest of her sister, Mrs. D.
Shirray.
• Mr. and Mrs. 13. Arnold have been
oielting relatives in Toronto.
Mr, Fred G. 13onthron or Chicago
etas been home for a holiday -dot.
Misses Ethel Mel wan, anti Non).-
eherrit aro staying at Grew' Bend
for a while,•
Mr. and Mrs, A. 1-1; King' of '.1'aron-
to are guests at the home of the
laltt•er'u parents, - Mr, and. Mrs. D.
Neelands.
Dr. Bean, who formerly resided here,
was in town a few days last, week. IIo
Minds commeneleg practise fn Lon-
-don.
The council has decided to e
nd
n
itwo hundred dollars on gravel to r.e-
pair the streets.
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Mr. and Mrs, 14, Oliver: anti Miss
Flossie Kibler of Berlin visited rela-
tives in townlast week,
Mr, and Mrs. A. 11), Moritz and fata-
lly of Guelph motored up and k,ont a
few day's as the peels of the lady's
intother, Mrs. Hauch,
Mr. 0. Patterson ot Caro, Mich.,
was a visitor at the home of his bro-
ther-in-law, Mr. Wet. Lamont, last
week.
141r. Olbert Gies of Berlia is holi-
Maling at his .parental Monte .here.
Mr. Wm, Leine -an was a visitor at
the Home of Itis mother: fora week-
end recently.
Mrs. J. B. Dennis. and children ' of
-Galt are visiting at the home of the
lady''s father, Mr. G. 11'oltztnan. .
:Mr. Ed, Beaver. of Serepta has ac-
••Cepted a position With Mr, J. l.?reet-
er,
Miss Phnma Heideman has 'returned
to Detroit after a vacation spent at
'her home hero.
Mr. Joseph Hickey of London was
in town last week.
Misses Anna Hess and Alice ':trie-.
ner have returned after; a fortnight's
stay et Grand' Bend,
Mise Ida Well, of Toronto 18 visiting
at her home here,
Mr, Henry, Gellman has purchased a
'new Ford car,
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hess visited reg
let -Ives in •M.ichigan for a week recent-'
ay,:
FRUIT BULLETIN
The L:awtoneerry season in the
Niagera,'District is about ever. A
few excellent Pl a
ums—Wa, htngton,
Gage, etc, can now he had. Some
good early Peaches are ready.
Housekeepers should ; watch for
coming important Niagara District
Fruit Bulletin.
txhde'rr°9cih.
lube John Aclzesolt and rite Misws:
Elizabeth- 'std Laura 1 t Tor-
onto
ur, � h0sotz of 0
onto are s endnt • . felt weeks in the
Yl ba tt
old hwna town being guests at hotel
Sung, t, .
Mr. and Mrs'. - W. II, Elford of
Staalhmore, Alberta , are 'visitieg in.
tone beingat present the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Acheson.
Mr. W, lbta:ewlccy, who has leen vis•
icing his father, Mr. Joseph Ma luck-
0>7, bas .returned to tlawii, Where ha
will superintend the educational - work
On several of the islands..
Mrs. S. Werk and famil -' have.. gone
to Smith's Y
leans'+.where• Mr. Week,
has been for 50010 tine, being a C.P.
R. engineer: whose head quarters are
at the Palls;
Rev. W. K. and Mrs, IIager aro
spending August at their- summer home
on • the Georgian Bay,
Lieut. A. P. Reid of the local
branch of the Bank of Oommerce has
enlisted with the Arley Medical
Gotps and lia's gone. to Iociden to
trait. Having qualified as a lieuten-
ant some time ago Mr. Reid applied
for a commission and not receiving one
has enlisted as a private. A brother
wife is now alt the front has got been
heard of since the battle of Longo
niarkc.
Mrs. McIver and her deughter,-Mrs.
Halliday Smith' have returned from a
visit to friends at Soo Canadian and
American, and other points up ,the
lakes,
Mrs. Edward has returned' .from a
visit with her soli at Wolsley, Sask.
On lief return journey site visited a
niece at Termite and we's a0o0ntpan-
ied hotno be a great nephew, Mayster
F1'arry Cot.
Mrs. '11. ICn gltt and children of
Toronto are visiting the lady's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. 1I. Martin.
All but two members or the local
fire company went to Thorold 011
Tuesday last. Ten members of the
,dud accompanied them.
The Dity Engine company intend
woahing three eight hour shifts in
getting out. the order of shell's. Work
will probably commence this week or
next.
Conductor Thomas Aesbrook, who
tas been connected with the Cr. T. R.
for fifty years, has been retired upon
a pension. Conductor Ausehroolc was
t'cryt well known by all travellers on
the . Goderich-Buffalo• line 'and his
cheery countenance will be much mis-
sed.
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Rev. 1). and Mrs, Petrie have gone
to Bruce Beech for the holiday time.
Mrs, Perrie bee recovertel nicely irons
her recent severe operation and it is
toped will soon be quite well again.
Mrs. J. L, Moir and little daughter,
after a visit here, left for Toronto to
spent a few clays before r'etur'ning to
their home at IlanOota, Man,
Mrs, W. Armour and son are visiting
or a few w'eeks With Toronto and
Vcllaud friends.
Mrs. Alex, Davidson and children are
camping at Kincardine Beach,
Mr. free Seaborn of Elora visited
tis brolli )', Mr. 4. Seaborn, last
veek.
Mrs. J. G. Pearson and daughter
eft here for: London last week to %le-
t toe atime before going on to their
tome in Edmonton,
,Mr, R. :D, i3urkettt, teller in the
)ominiott Bank here for a couple et
'cars, has been transferred to Lon-
lon. Mr. • O. L. fender moves up to
the Letter's, place and Patil Clillospic
takes AIr. Fender's place as ledger-
ieeper.
Misses Fern and Alice Mitchell of
Owen Souhtd have bean visiting Miss
IHelen Wilson.
Mr. 11' J. Greer was in Toronto
last week attending the funeral of his
sisterm-law, Mrs. S. J, Greer.
The remains of Miss Sarah :Anne
Mallougll, who died while on. a visit
to her sister in Hamilton, were
brought to 1l'ieghant for interment, the
Funeral taking place from the home of
• a
Mrs. HCLd: r sr tan to aunt with whom
tom
she had made her home, n Tuesday
t. o n c ay
week
Mrs J. P. Hodgins and her: • three
little sons have returned to their
home in Toronto after a visit with
the lady's parents, Mr, and Mrs. A.
Paterson.
Mr. John Rutherford. of Sault Ste.
Marie was :here last week as the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. McDonald. It
is thirty years since Mr. Rutherford
Last visited Wtngliam.
On Alonday morning Richard John -
.%011, a farnte,r living about ,three miles
from here, met with a serioue acci-
dent, which may prove, fatal. He was
oiling his binder: when the three horse
seam became frightened and knocked
him flown; breaking one, log and two
ribs. He was also badly c,ttabout
the head and by the, guards and
knives and hurt internally_
TIM News -Record to end of 1915.for
35 cents. Ate you a subscriber ?
PATRIOTISM Tilit'
/DOMINANT NOPE
All exhibitors Must Drese .their
13aoths with British:or
Canadian Flags,
"This will be 'Patriotic Year' at
the Canadian National ] xhi,bitioe,
and our direc't'ors desire that call ex-
hibitors will endeavor to give effect
to the eabriotic.lidea in the decoration
M their booths
'rills is a paragraph taken from
circular sent ,out by •.the Richibition
officials to all'exhibits rs, andis in
keeping- with the general plan laird out
for the year.
The idea is to make the whole Ex-
hibition a lesson in loyalty and Em-
pire patriotism, and'.every exhibitor'
who gets space will be required to
have a British flag or Union Jaek
prominently displayed. The Fair , at
r t
to on 0 this. year Wi1l be one brand,
patriotic picture,
The New's-Record to end Of 1115 for
35, cents, Are you et sub -scriber ?.
Pretty Wedding At
Appiegrove Farm.
1 ,quiet Dul pretty wcdchnb took
place 'at 'Applegroi'e Farm, Loclerich
township, the Home ot Mr, and Mass.
John Woods, on Wednesday of loot
week when their slaughter, Vibia
,(01a) ho.amo the bride of Mr. Ta1maun.
I.. W'urm of 'etn'ice.
'1'o the strains of Lohoaigrin's l3rid-
at Choral, played by tee ,Jiseer, Miss_
Settle, the bride entered the drawing
room leaning 011 the arm of her fa-
ther, W110 gave .her .away. She wore
a charming gown of ivory satin with
pearl trimmings and carried a bouquet
or carnations, She also wore the
groom's girt,: a necklace of '.earl,.
'Phe ceremony was performed, by the
Rev. A. Macfarlane, pastor or St.
Andrews' church, Bayfield, the party
standing under: a beautiful arch of
evergreen and flowers. The young
couple were unattended.
When eongraleulations had been ex-
tended the bride and groom led thrt
way to the dining roost where a boun-
teous wedding breakfast ,wan pautalcen
Mr..autl Mrs. Worm left the sane af-
ternoon on a motor trip to Sarnia, De-
troit, Chicago and other points, the
bride's going away costume being; a
tailored suit of wavy blue gaberdine
with thiel she wote a large trans -
R -
trestt
hat
0 ie
On rhes • >. return n Mr. and Mrs. Al nun
will reside in Zurich, and they have
the very hest wishes of a large circle
of friends for a liappl' and prosperous
journey through life,
Happenings of Fifteen
Years Ago.,
Happenings in Clinton at the
Opening of the Century.
Taken from the Files of The
News -Record of the date
indicated.
Clinton, Aug. 9th, 1.900.
ThiOe rheas of bowlers played in
Goderich on Monday,
Mr, Janes Snell of Mullett made a
shiptnetit of thorobrecl sheep to a
breezier in the United States the out-
er day. Ile purchased a few from
Mr,, .fames Potter of Blytli to make
up the shipment.
Clinton's tax rate will he twenty-
one and a half mills, e decrease, from
last pear. -
Mr: 1-1. ('ole Evans, who has been
]tolidayting with his wife and fertile
at the lake side left on Saturd:ayt tor
his home at Yonkers, N.1'.
The Local Market.
Wheat 050.
Barley 38c to •'1011.
Reap 57c to He.
Oats 28e.
Butter 15c t0 Die.
Eggs 10c to 110,
Lite hogs 811.10 to 10.25.
Seaforth.
Ml Frank Mulcahy has returnee to
Seattle, Wash after a visit with les
mother, Bret, Edward Mulcahy.
Mr, E. J. Broderick of London vis-
ited his brother, elr, M, Broderick of
town, hast week.
Miss 1)1. Gane has returned to Tor-
onto after a visit with Mrs. John
Murray.
Mr. Pearson Grim e was !n Cleveland
and Detroit last week,
Mrs, James Neville and fancily .left
last week for Sarnia, where teep in-
tents residing.
Mrs. Barton is visiting her (laugh-
ter, Mrs, T,eetch of 'filsonburg.
Mr, James Jeffrey of Hamilton was
in town for a few days last week and
011 his. return was accompanied by his
mother, who will stay with .him for
some time,
IVIr. Scott Mayes has returned to
Regina, Sask., after a visit with hie
parents ill town.
Mr. and Mrs. George Coats of New
York City are seceding a few weeks
with, friends, hereabouts.' aboutsr"1
0y are al-
so
so visiting friends at Constance. Thep
made the trip ie their auto.
Mr. Fraser. Greig of Toronto was
the guest last week of his uncle, Mr,
J., 0, Greig.
Otto, Schafer of Listowel, hast been
in town visiting her. mother, Mrs„ lL
10 Ross.
Miss Evelyn Greig has gone to :Mus•
kolca fora few weeks' holidays.
The members of Seaforth Rebekah
Lodge dreue out to the home ot Mr,
and Mrs. Glenn, Rear Brucefield, .one
evening recently and presented Mrs.
Glenn, who wan formerly Mia; Dick
son and a member of the lodge, with
a handsome brass jardiniere.
Miss .Fergus C'ampbell Qf Nashville,
Tenn., is here visiting 'Mrs. C. 13e -
Dr. McCrae of Calgary was in town
for a'feav days last week, leaving here
to spend a few days with Judge ,holt'
of Godericli.
NIrs Campbell of Moose ,Taw is here
visiting tier sister,' Miss Ciartuidhael;
Mrs, '1'.- Jackson, Sr., of, Clinton
has been visiting Mrs. L. Ian McFaul.,
Miss Gregory of Collingwood ,']las
been vieitieg Mrs. W. 11. Soaitligate.
Miss Helen. Larkin is spending a fent'
weeks to Boston.
Dungannon.
Mrs. N. J. Treleaven and two chil
dn:en are spending a fortnight with
friends at Napanee.
Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Moffat Have re-
turned front a visit in 'Toronto, Nie
aga ra Falls ant! other points east.
Mrs. Alpert Powles, and daughter of
St Thomas have been the guests of
their uncle, Mr. David Sproul. ,
1101, G: Goran and family have: re-
turned from a month's camping at
Pott Albert.
Mr: and Mrs. W. IV Collins and Mr.
A. ers' f Sln ati rd.
and Mrs. H. My o o
were -the guests of the former's bro-
ther, Rev; T. A. McKelvey, for a few
days last week.
Miss Hepburn of Stratford was a
recent visitor with Miss Cora ''Allen.
Clinton News -Record
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1)2:.. A. .i. Mckinnon and eters, Mo-
Kimton were,re. oal
ll to Gtl f 7a
s
t
last week on account of tee i11110s0 or
tiro formes'' mother,
Mr. Alex. Sparks has gone on a trip
to the western provitu'co,
Marriages
'WUIIM—WOODS—Tn CI-oderioft 'teem -
ship, on August 4t1i, 'Viola,, dau-
ghter ot left. and Mrs. Woods of
Appleg3'00 e Farm, to Talmana P,
Wenn. of Zurich,
1VTcreeeLLUM-BRUCE,.-A11 Pltie'a'jiattal
oh July 281),, John le. McCallum
of mast Wawanosh to -,Bernice • E.
Bruce 03 Morris.
Birttas
ELLIOTT—In Clinton, on August
9th, to Mr. and Mrs. David E1
lion, a 'son,
GILLIES—In Guelph, on Aug, 8th, to
Mr, and Mrs, F, F. Gillies, for-
merly of Clinton,' a, daughter.
DYM0ND—At St. Paul's Rectory,
Wingate, oe July 31st,
to 1 Rev„
Ernest G. and Mrs. Dymond., twin
sons.' •
HOCICEY-In Exeter, on July 28 -tut,
to Mt. and Mrs. Geo. lloc'cey, a
sere
n
SA A 'R5—T
L D1 n.Gorlarich, on Attgusb
4130, to Mr, and Mrs,. Chas. K,
Saunders, a son.
SIIRIGLEY—In Lower Wingate, on
August 3rd, to Mr. and Mee,' Geo,
Sbriglcy, a son.
SALIC1=3LD—At .Goderich, On July
3151, to Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Sal-
keld, Bayfield Road, a daughter.
Deaths
SPINDLE R—In Clinton on August
'11111, Eliza Finch, wife or Beajant-
in Spindler, in her 53rd year.
DOY'LE—Its Sudbury, on ,Tally 29th,
Sylvester N.•Doyle, :brother or
Judge and Mr. J, J. Doyle, of
Goderich.
MONEIL—In Grey towtt'ship, on July
23rd, i,acitlan McNeil, aged 83
years.
STURDY—At Auburn, on August 3rd
John Sturdy in his 90th year,
FOUND, A. BICYCLE ON ALBERT
street. The owner can have same by
paying expenses and proving proper-
ty.—Apply to Robert Welsh, (.an -
stable. --117,
FOR SALE, A FRAME STABLE,
ie good condition, 14 x 20( feet.
—Apply on preuttises to Mrs. Cr. Ilan-
1ey, nr to ,Robert Welsh. —97,
CALVES FOIt SALE.—A. NT,UMBER
just reeeivcd,—Apply to 5, Marquis,
R. R. No. 1, Clinton. Rhee 14 on
(18. —8G.
WARM FOR, SALT: OR '1(1 RENT.—
What is best known as the Robert
Marshals farm on Clic 'Bayfield Road,
two miles south of Clanton is oiler -
ed for sale or: to rent for e, term of
one or three years. 175 acres in
good state of cttitivaiion; gond
bank barn and frame house, About
six acres of good young orchard.
Possession given middle or March
(text, but renter or purchaser can
get on. to do fall plowing. Apply
to le, 11. Powell or Wm. Gine, Ex-
ecutors, Clinton 1'. 0.
NOTICE IS I-1EREBA' GIVEN '1'HA'l`
a court will be field, pursuant to
the Ontario Voters' List Act, by
His Honor, the Judge of the County
Court of Duren, at the Town Hall,
Bayfield, on Monday, the 23rd - day
or August, 19115, at 10 oyclock a.m.,
to hear and determine complaints of
errors and omissions in the Voters'
List of the Municipality of the
Villageof Bayfield
ab y old fox 1915. Dated
tL Bayl]eld this 12th day of August
1915,-11. W, E:ryin, Village Clerk,
97-2.
COURT 010 REVISION—NOTICE 15
hereby given that a Court will be
held, pursuant to The Ontario Vo-
ters' Lists Act, by His Honour the
Judge of the County Court of the
County of Huron, at the Council
Chamber, Clinton, on the 26th day
-of August 1915. at 9 o'clocke
to hear and determine complaints of
errors and oltlisiians in the Voters'
List of the Municipality of the Town
of Clinton for 1915, Dated' -at Olin -
ton this .lith day of August 1015,—
D, 0.; Macpherson, 'l'mvn Clerk.
WANTED.—GIRL TO DO GENERAL
housework in small famil>l. Apply
to—Mrs. Wm. Murray, R'abtonbury
street, Cl in • 95-2
FOR, RANT. -100 -ACRE FARM ON
the Bayfield Road, 2- miles south
of Clinton. Well ettlttvateti, good',
brick house, bank barn and other
buildings, Two wells on place. Or-
chard. For further particulars al-
ply to Mrs, John Wigginton, Clin-
ton, P.O. 13ox 231. -96.
HOUSE. AND LOT ON. DUNLOP ,5T.
for sale.—Ono and one -halt story'
frame, seven., rooms: Waterworks
and 'soft water. Quarter acre laud
with a, mmnber of fruit trees, Stable.
The properbyt is in good condition
and will be sold at a reasonable'.
price.—Her b. AIexandor,
FOR SALE. — A YOUNG DRIVER -
three years, past. Well broken and ,
not -scared of autos, ,they don't
bother her a bit.—Also one buggy in
good shape, -George Ladd, Section
Foreman, Henries -vale, • —94,.
lHENS A'.N]) BROILERS WANTED,
i he
it bl st. market price will he
paid.—
W.
Ar 1t 1,Clinton,1rn
0r
Plume 14 on GG, —87
.C?Tn4n x•;FI IIOT'L''L, icmilvN AS THE
Coalmine/al, situated on Lake Her-
on,
(
on, wwill be sold seasonable as the
proprietor 'intends to give up the
httsutess: li'or particulars apply to
Ih
Der
row,Barfield;
Ont,
-8G.
FARM FOR : • SALE.—THE • JAivt1'i:S
Ross farm ,on the London 'Road,
part lot 13, concession 1, 'Stanley
Tp., 92 acres will be sold at auc-
tion on September 3rd, 1915. I+or
part:c Ears apply to The Canada
Trust C'oiilpany, London, Ont., or
18. Brydone, Solicitor,, (-Milton.
Dated this 29th day of June,' 1915,
—91
HOUSE AND 1I-IItE1 ACRES OF
Land foe Sale on the London Road,
one mile south of Clinton, better'
known an the Jackson property,
Two story frame - house, small bank
barn. Small orchard, hard and
soft nater. Reasonable torous.—Ap
Pie to Mrs. Philip Rowclill'e, R. le.
No, 5, Clinton. —02-3
HOUSE FOR SALE.-TISE PRO-
perty of the late Otto. Thos. East.
Frame, 7 rooms, good cella,with
cement floor, wood shed and chicken
pen, all in good repair, 11 fruit
trees, apples, plums, Cherries and
pear.—Apply to 1I Wiltse, Phone
40. • —8G
CLOTI-IES CLEANED, REPAIRED
and Pressed add at the shortest
possible notice. Both Ladies and
Gentlemen's clothes. We guarantee
to do good work. Room over Mr.
Grigg's Jewelry] Store,—Wm. Jago,
-55.
CREAM WANTED. - DAIRYMEN
having cream to sell write to us
for cans. We supply two cans tree.
Pay all express charges and issue
cheques twice each month, cheques
payable at par. We pay, the high-
est market prices consistent with
an honest test. Testing done by a
competent man. Each can careful-
ly weighed, sampled and tested on
arrival and statement returned.
Those in the vicinity of Kilburn
may leave their cream with Mr.
Hall who will deliver ie here.
Write for cans and give us a trial.
—The Seaforth Creamery, Box 486,
Seatorth.
" ROUGH ON RATS " CLEARS
out Pats, Mice, etc. Don't Die in
the house. 15c and 25e. at Drug
and Country Stores. —85-0
WANTED
D
!0,000 Dozen Non=
Fertile New Laid
Eggs Each Week
•
We are prepared to pay a
premium for eggs from flocks
where there are no male birds,
eggs to be not over 4 days olti.
BROILERS ANI) FAT HENS
WANTED,
Do not hold your poultry un-
til fait when the market is
glutted and the, price is cut in
two. Sell now while the prices
are high.
SEED BUCKWHEAT AND MILLET.
We nave a good supply of
buckwheat and millet at reas-
onable prices,
Haveyou tried i
it out uses
o b
�
Maple Syrup ? We have only a
few cans left.
A carload of Shorts and
I3ratt due 'to arrive• this week,
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-date Firm
CLINTON.
N. W. Trewartha, Wm. Jenkin.
Just A Minute"
PUDDING. '
Try a :package of our..",last a Min-
ute Pudding" for- dinner, dessert.
Can be made 1a. a minute by foe.
lowing directions•, Also stakes an
excellent Pie tiller. Put up in the
following (savor's
CHOCOLATE, 'TAPIOCA
LEMON CUSTARD
ROSS VA.NILA CUSTARD.
10e per package op: 3 packages rot tie.
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Try our_:FtcasL 1 elk, . , Cooked
Batu, New' Efsgland' Bacon at
pupalar prices,.
Highest Pince Paid' for Batter
and Eggs.
o
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s & Co.
The Store of Qualtiy.
Successor to S. Barr. - Phone, 111.
°hone orders promptly, attended to,
CORNEATHE STARE
Live and Let Live
The Spice slakes the
lie
Pickles.
Hays you ever observed e1 trat some '
Pickles and meat sauces have dif-
ferent flavors) from Olhm;5. 'rite
cause lies in the spire and vine,'bar,
used.
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as well as, our other spices are ser-.
ected with the utmost caro. You
can not go wrong in using them:
ALL SPICE.
Cinnamon, whole or ground.
Cloves, whole or ground, Corry
Powder, Mace Turmeric, Celery
Seed, Witolc Mixed Pickling ,Sluice,
All kinds of good quality vinegars
to select from,
We, have the Pincer Seal and.
Crown Brt.
• n[i Gems.
a e s.
E. E. HUNNIFORD
LIVE AND ;LET LIVE GROCER.
Anything You
WANT
DONE IN THE LINE Ole
ROOFING, EAVETROUGFI-
1NG, PLUMBING, HEATING,
LIGHTNING RODS, ETC.
CALL AND GIST OUR PRIC-
ES.
'ALWAYS BEST, OFTEN
CHEAPEST.
BYAM & SUITTER
Sanitary Plumbers. Phone 7.
Western University,
London.
Income Doubled—now 175,000.
Another Large Addition to
, Faculty and Equipment in
Arts and Medicine.
GREATLY INCREASED ENROL
MENT IN VIEW.
, Write for particulars to
s•lb.
E. E. BRAI'TIIWAITI'i, M.A., Ph. D.
PRESIDENT,
The Clinton Garage
Open AH Night.
The season is now on for
Gasoline. Stoves, Why nob buy
filtered gasoline out of our
Dowser pump, which irasses the
gasoline tlroubh fine screens
and a filter. Prices always the
lowest.
We keep out hand a stock of
Automobile Supplies and Bicy-
cle Repairs and do all kinds of
repairing promptly and at a
reasonable charge,
Auto Livery 01 connection.
J. 1H. PAXMAN
CEIENT I
We have on hand a car-
load of Portland Cement and
all orders for same will be
filled promptly.
+s.
JOHN HUTTON,
LONDESORO.
Do You
Know WhaiThis
Label Means ?
It is your assurance ot
perfect satisfaction in
old or new work, In-
sist on getting, Canada
Cement, A full stock
on hand at all times,
13ernlock sills cut to order.
Shingles xax and xxxx.
Sprace and pine dressed sidinga and
floorings.
Metallic building materials.
Lehigh Valley coal, all sires.
Steam coal,
Smalling coal,
Tile, all sizes, either in .the yard
or delivered on the joh,
Cedar posts all sixes.
1:4 -recut slabs, a bargain.
Anyone in the market far any! of
the above lines will do well to get
our prices,
JOHN B. MUSTARD
RDr
r
i
S
I
Breakfast,
Dinner,
R7'YAG'1',.
Lunch.
'1
Cil,
Small size
onlyIOC.
Large size only 25
g Y c• ..
Try y our
.famous Gem
receipt:—To 1 tablespoon
shorte.aing add 1 egg, 1
cup milk (sour is best),
pinch salt, 13 teaspoon
soda, 1 tablespoon sugar,
1 cups Roman meal, 1i
cups flour.
ROnia1 l
meal also
makes a delicious steam
pudding and is used in
many other ways.
T.
a'
O'Nei1
CHIMNEY TOPS.
It's a trade to build a good chin's-,
ney and to repair a roof. It takes
more than a sheet of metal, a hot
iron and solder, it requires exper-
ience. If your chimney] does not draw
well send for us and we w0I put it In
order ; if your root leaks we'll mend
it,
ALL KINDS OF TINNJNG
we do well and reasonably.
THOS. HAWKINS.
Phone 53.
ARTISTIC
J. Cr. CRICH, '1FIE RELI-
ABLE DECORATOR, MAKES A'
SPECIALTY OF CHURCHES,
LODGE ROOMS AND PRIVATE
RESIDENCES. HIS ADDRESS
is 400 DOWNIE St., STRATFORD
Monuments
Finest stock in Huron Coun-
ty of "Alade in Canada" Mon-
uments.
Best B4'itish and Foreign
Granites in ep-to-date llnith
and design.
Come, and see them.
Prices right.
At Doig's
OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE
A Granite Base goes with each Mon-
ument.. —843m
A Drop in
Kindling
A LARGE STOCK ON HAND
WILL BESOLDCHEAP
THIS MONTH T
O 0 CLEAR
FOR CASH ONLY.
Leave your orders for Fer-
tilizer and Potash for your
root crop. We will mix it for
you at the store.
North End Feed Store.
Frank W. Evans
A General Delivery Done.
Terms ; Cash. Phone 197.,.
Are You
Troubled with
Headaches
If so thq cause may be eye
strain and in that event a
pair of properly fitted
glasses will bring relief and
cure, It is worth trying.
Come to us and we will
make a careful test of your
eyas and tell you what is
the matter and what you
need.
In our long experience 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 . I
fittings have invariably
given great satisfaction.
If your eyes bother yiou
come to us and learn the
reason why. '
'1
A. , J• GRIGG
Optician
Brilcefield. Jeweler and Issuer of Marriage
Licenses.
Plione 11 on „148. , I