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ilinton,News•Reenrd
.Is This Real Rich County of
?. Huron Doing WhatIt Could
and Should;
(Exeter Advocate...)
In• the sou e of an excellent set-
!rinon on ::'Ash I my brothels keep -
e'er 1 ' . Rey. D. W, Coilht5, rector of
s.ttrivilit Memorial mint h, rir, w atti:%r.
tion very forcibly to the fact that we
estray. -at ]tomes in this gnat struggle
fro not doing ortr full . day toward
Canada and tate I:lntpire.. The County
Council of i-Iurou, les: • said had not
done their dirty, and if as reemeted
One, member had said thatthis was
- not our :w' he was either Cer' i -
au was 3: g
enorant,or a traitor to hips county.
•immediate municipalities held
'not done their duty, Hay township
• has not done rte, duty, nor Stephen,
,nor tleborne, We must be prepared
toive ilberally 4f the do not fight,
g g ,
tothetwise, we are net our bre-that's
;keeper. '
Blyth
Mr. Roy Denhohne who has be.n
teaching at Newtonville, is holidaying
at his home in town.
Capt. R. R. Sloan was up from Use
• London' camp recently visiting his
, parents, Mr, and Mrs, A. W. Sloan:
- Flax promises to be a pumper crop
this year and is now being Harvested,
Mt Er
and 'Mrs, s Ernest Walker 0
f R
e
-
gina Sask. and,Miss Minnie Walker
'ef Brussels, have been guests at the
parsonage recently!,
Mr. S. II Gldley: spent a couple -,of
clays with his father and 'other' rela-
ii'ves,in Exeter last week.
Goderich.
Miss Alma Dancey, who went to the
trpnt•some months ago as a nursing.
sister; has been sunt with a imeiber
of others to the Dardanelles.
•Rev. John Pollock of Salford, a
former pastor of the Baptist church,
has been visiting friends in town and
•occupied his old pulpit on Sunday.
Rev. Gordon M, Holmes of George-
rtewa has• been invited and lias
--accepted the incitation to Le-
come pastor of the AS apt 1 s t
church, He will be here for
tthe second Sunday in September.,
Mrs. Holmes is a daughter of Mr,
Thomas McGillicuddy, one of the tor-
• ler proprietors of the. Signal.
The funeral of the late Joseph Me-
Cluskey, who passed away at the age
of eighty-seven years, took place on
Monday week and was very largely
attended. He was very highly es.
s ^cred and lea es a family of three
sons and three daughters.
Miss Nina Matheson nursein-lrain-
ing at the Hamilton hoe:tita1, is hol-
idaying at the parental home in
town, that of 'Mr, and Mrs, A. Math-
eson,
H'Irs J, :f4, Toni visited Mrs. J. LI.
Broadfoot of Seaforth during the past
'week.
Mr, Frank llunther 'ant family mo-
tored from Detroit last week and vis-
aed fur several days with Mr. (Arts.
Ilumber,
Dr. and Mrs, ('nultes o1
in were in t,wn fora fen days last
week. They hest been visiting friends
t }Morale.
a al .
Mtli. Louisa Silk left town last
-week for Montreal, sailing from there
.for England.
Dr. and Ms. Hayden are spending
the Month of Auguet at Niagara-od-
tthe-Lake.
Rev. John and ,Mrs. Carrie ani
'cy}C4sen of Detroit are vi iting at the
Carrie honhcstsad on. Cambria street.
Mr. and Mrs. 3, W. Fraser had a
pleasant motor trip to Detroil,, Huf-
falo, Niagara, and other points, be-
ing absent a fortnight,
lVlr, and Mrs. Arthur Beevers and
•daughter are visiting in Halifax, St.
John and Montreal.
Miss Grace Strang is spending a
vacation with friends on Centre Is-
land, Toronto.
Miss Margaret Mclver of Winnipeg
is v'i,rting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, James Mofver,
Mr. Frank Foster is home from
Winnipeg for a vacation,
Mise Lillian Whiting
hat gone
on a
w
trip d
down the St. Lawrence.
Mrs W. C, Pridhanr, Misses Teerte
and -Master ldddie Pridhans ; and Miss
Nortna Crews have returned from a
stay at [band Bend.
NIr, Wilson Wylie of the Dominion
Road Machine Company's staff is hol-
idaying at his honkie in Durham.
Rev, De. Meldrum and daughter , of
Cleveland, Ohio, are s. ending the
-month of August in town with his
.mother, Mrs, Gibson,
Mr. Win. Peoudfoot has been gaeet-
• 'veli as lieutenant of the 33rd GLuron
Regiment.
Mr. Samuel Thompson of Fall Rive
•er, Maes,, visited his brother,,Mt. W.
Thompson of Wells street. The bro-
thers -had not met •toe .twenty-five:
years.
Mr. R. W. Reid of Brooklyn, .'v Y.,
,joined bis wife, who lies been visiting
het father, Mr, A. -Farrow, last
week.
Mrs. (l),r,) Packwood and two chil-
dren have returned to their home at
Brown City, Mich., after Visiting the
lady's mother, Mts. R. Jennings of:
the Bayfield Road.
Meseh•s, N. McAuley,, .L, L, Knox
and J. W. Newcombe attended the
Grand Lodge of the 1.0.0,11'.,at, Strat-
ford last week as delegates from the
local lodge:
FRUIT NEWS
Pleats' will: he at their hest the last
two weeks in August. The drat to
market are the Gages and Bur -
hanks, The Burbank is the best
Japanese prom, gsergbndy knows
the preserving qualities of the
Gages. The quality this season is
unusually fine and it will be well
to put down an extra supply. Early
Rivt'r and Alexandra peaches are
also ready., They are bo`h su-
p :emelt' delicious sliced wit b cream.
The Triumph is the first yellow
,.-r• esker' neaeh,and excellent fee can-
ning. • Better quality will he oh
tamed holly in peaches and plums,
if the orders are Ilaced eat y,
James. 'Grasby, .A Pioneer.
of Hullett, Has. • Passed to
Where Peace Does Forever
Abide.
There passed away at his•hotite on
the.1Otlt conecssion of Hullett • -oa
Thursday last one of tee first settlers
in the Of Janes Gushy, who
Itad been a resident , of the township
for o,;er sixty smuts ha,ine settled
en . the 10th` concession In Oetolee .oI
1852,>'
The 'deceased, was born at Reeethy,
lorkshite, England, en $Tmtenhtcr
3Otis 1823.k`
daiie • to. Canada in
1860, first 'settling•,in Chinguacolisy,
Peel County, where' lie rena:ned • foil
a couple of years - Ho was married-
there
arriedthere to Mies Catharine Wood and
the yo tag couple immediately tame
p to Hullett and took up their farm.
As will he, readily imagined this
count g
dy at that time mas not! the
well -cultivated snuggle, settled cont-.
neunity of comfortably offlat nets that,
it is today. Mr. Grasby and his .bride,
were the first settleas'' on the 10411
and Lond"esboro was still ie. the fu-
ture. There was one: small log shan-
ty on the ground where the cemetery
now stabile. •
Nothing daunted, for' it was
the (taintless ones wito sought
out and settled this v i r g iat
,land, the young honteseckers set
t r
0 wok
ande[ r
b o e long ng .had
made a+omf
t Oita
ole honhestelrl and
throughout all the interviewing years
of cloud and aensleine they remained
on that farm. Being 1h'st to settle
upon the 1011 Mr. Grasb'y was the
one who remained the, longest, all
the others who came alter, with the
exception of firs wife who s':rvives
him, have one by one answered' the
final swim -tons, Mrs, Grasby ,is eigh-
ty-eight years of age but is active
and smart:
Mr. (ieeny was a Methodist in re-
legion. For years the Society Mend to
gather for worship in the McVittie
home. Later a small meeting house
was ereIted nearly opposite the Gras -
by place and there they worshipped
until the church at Lontlesboro was
built. For menu years afterwarcdn the
Londesboro appointment was a part
of the Clinton Methodist circuit.
in politics Mr. trashy was a Liber-
al but he was of a quiet and retiring
disposition and took I:t le fart in
polities aside from the casting of his
tote:
'1'o Mr. and Mrs. G'rashy were born
trine children, four of whorl survive :
Joseph and Jain in Morris town-
ship; William C. of Blyth, and Thos.
on the homestead.
Tris funeral took place our Saturday
afternoon, interment being made in
Burns' cetriete;ry, The serdc'ez were
conducted by Rev. C. C. Kame, pas.
tor of. the .;Londeshoro Mellrudist
church,
Thus was laid away to await the
resurrection of the ,just One Of Huron
county's sturdy pioneers. One of the
men who helped to lay well and
s,rongly the' fortndations of the ma-
terial and moral prosperity of this
country.
o nilv,
Seaforth.
NIr,•r d Mr v
u David Mole - and two
children of Rochester, N.Y„ have been
visiting at the home of the fonner•'s
brother, Mr. 1: i, Mole, during the
past week.
Mrs, \'t'. Robinson and Miss Dorothy,
and Miss Beatrice Seip axe spending
a couple at weeks with, friends at New
Hamburg,
and Mee. J. 1. Melhtvan and
little daughter of Cleveland have been
visiting Mr, and Mrs. H. Martin.
Mrs. C,co. Chesney, Mrs. Wnh. Dale
of - the Huron Road and Mrs, Mont-
gomery Davis of Hibbert left last
week on a trip to the west,
Mrs. Hugh Chesney and Miss Ilia
returned last week front fort Stan-
ley:,
Mr, ant hilt s. Jeffrey and daughter'
have taken: a cottage at Hayfield. fur
the month of August,
Miss L. Mullholtancl has returned, to
Regime to resume her teaching duties
after spending
the vacation time
ivr e
Miss Jean Sclater. and Miss Belie
Cumatings of Regina are guests at the
honkie of Mr, and Mrs W. Scatter,
Mr. R. Hammett is spending his va-
cation with his parent§ at Sarnia.
Miss C, S. Dobie of Brandon, Man.,
is a guest at the bottle of her: sister,
Mrs W. D. Bright,
Dr. and' Mrs Briggs of Cleveland are
hero visieing the lady's parents, Mr.
and Mrs, 'Angus McDerenid,
Miss Mame Murray of l:Iamilton.,
formerly of town, is visiting Miss
Hazel Reid,
Miss Ruby 13risto•w as s;leausing a
feuweeks camping with friends at
Sarnia:'
•Miss C, •-MCTavith has rcburneii to
town after spending some time at Ce-
rmet, Mich,
Miss Anna 13e)1 bas returned front a
teen to Quebec and other points east.
Mr, and Nes, Hugh Whiten and
daughter of Toronto have been visit-
ing friends in towit,. it will be ee-
mentUeeed that Ales. Mc[ntoeh fell on
Main street while in town Last winter
and sustaiatcd • a bad fracture of the
hip, She has now almost emir 1. t.•Jy'
recovered,
Mrs. and Miss Cuthill luxe returned
from a trip to the west and are now
occupyingocoupying the resideeee they recently
purchased: froth Mr. Cyrus. Atkinson.
• Mr, W. J. Moliat of Hamilton was
the guest Inst week of Dr: and Mrs.
Cooper.
A quiet but :pretty, wedding
wait solemnized 'a,t the home of Mrs:
Henry Mason, or Egmimdville Satur-
day. tnorning, When her d'augliter., Miss
Tena, hc'eaine the bride of Mr,, William
Smith, eldest son of Mr: and Mrs.
W. IR, Smith, of Seaforth. The um:e-
rnonyr was perfotneed at 6 o'clock by
Rev. F. H. Larkin, ie the presence of
tee immediate relatives and friends of
tie young couple.. After the sere-
tnony a' dainty wedding breakfast was
served after; which the bridal party'
left fol a,,: shortlioneymoon. Upon•
their. return they will take up house-„
keeping in, a residence recently nye-.
chased in liigniondviilc.
Ales, Wm. nt,Mi
Mate 1 5:onit last week v the'
guest of , her daughter, Mrs Ir.
13'rnds • f
tt o, B
i 11 tlr.
0
i •i
Mts De<zo is vis -ting her Sister,
Mrs, C. Beacom.
Mt. Geo, 'Johns -tee semi gelidity
at his ]torso here.
Messrs, Lovett and Johnston spent'
Sunday with Mr. W, J. MCBrien,
Mr, and Mts. Norman -Ball. 'visited'
with friends' in Lucfrnow,
11Irs,. Thds, 1;, Meso as ,
n visiting her
aunt Mts. A. MstBrien of London:
Mr. J. L'owan of 'Wilkie, Sesk., ar-'
rived Saturday.and 'is seauding a' few
clays with his brother -in -late; Mr; R•,
J. Watkins:
Constance
Mr, and Mrs. Ben. Riley s, ent Sun,
day with their Son John at 'Bruce -
Me. and Mrs. Allen Lovett of Brus-
sels visited Mr and Mr.t. James Mann
on Sunday, ,
Mrs. Cole is visiting her, daughter,.
Mrs,: , Glazier of Clinton,
Mr. and Mrs, D. Sutherland liar
1 e re-
turned home from Toronto.
Mrs. McCully is back to our, village
again.
Hullett Township
Messrs.
lonr
Jack and .Miss Eula -
la Flynn spent Sunday with Dublin
friends:
Miss Minnie Reynolds is visiting
srolativen in Detroit,
Mr: John Shanahan, Jr., spent a
woc'kond • in St. 'Phomas recently,
Misses Ali'ec Carnal; and Florence
Tighe rcttirtied last week after seend-
mg a few days in Goderieh.
Mr. Chei'stoplter O'Brien and his
mother and sister Suu'dayed in This
township.
Hensall
Mr. .1, Case and family hat e' re-
turned to their Rosie in Toronto af-
ter visiting friends in Ilensall and
Zurich for some weeks, Tla^y Came
up by motor.
Happenings of Fifteen
Years Ago.
Happenings in Clinton at the
Opening of, the Century.
Taken front the Files of The
News -Record of the date
indicated.
C'linten, Aug. ll t•h, 1900.
The firemen will trend a learn to the
centrelition at Stratford on Labor
Day.
Mrs. 11. J. Densmore awl two chfl-
dren of St. Thomas and Mrs. Bowen
of 'Tecumseh, Mich., have been getcsts
at tete home of their father, 'Mr, W.
I Paisley, of town, and are now with
Misses Belle
and Winnie and NIaslors
Stewart and Clarence Paisley comp-
ing at Hayfield,
Mr. 'IP10, llo'vcy of Trinity College
c ndu 51•.
i olid
r the service's '
S t at ,
t t. I ll.'
'ats
church out Sunday eeening,
The Misses il•Iountoastic itad 011 ex
hibition on Thursday emning last a
night blooming cei:us, It was a large
specimen and the, perfume was exceed-
ingly strong and sweet.
A. party consisting of Miss Mora
Cuninghame, Mr. and Mrs. 'Sibley,
Miss Irene Ward and Mrs. Fnunse and
child are under canvas' at Camp Min.-
neltaha,
'rite Looal Market.
Wheat 65c.
Harley 88c.
Peas 570,
.Oats 28c.
Rutter .1.5c to 16e.
ltggs 10e to Il c,
Live flogs 56.10 to $6,25.
Marriages
CAMPBELL -COOPER - Tn Clinton,
on August 3
rd
>hS Rev J
Greene
nc
Emma, daughter (et
of Mt
and Mrs.
Geo, A. Cooper of Godetich town-
ship, to Bert Campbell of 'l. aeon -
to.
t 1GLESON-COUC1I-In Toronto on
Aug. 1.8t1); Lucile Rose, daughter
of Mr. and Mss', R. T. {!ouch, to
Janes Norman Eagleson of Cal-
gary,
M'I1C1rIELL-CLOAI{1T -- In Morris
on August 4th, by the Rev. .3. W.
Ribbert, Siphon Mitchell, reeve
of Wrnghanc, to Mary ,J.- Cloakey,
ot Morris.
(3REGORiV MASON -In W;ngltntst, On
August lOtit, by the Rev. J. W.
Hither t, George T. Gregory of
Granum, Alberta, to. Mae 11. • Ma-
son of •Winghaul,
SALM:ERC-In Berlin on, August; ltd,
to Mr. and Mrs leugene Sander
of Berlin, a daughter,
ARMSTRONG -In Stanley township
'011 August ltd, to Mr. and Mrs.
A, ech. Armstrong, a lion.
W1'JLSII-Ln God:rich township, „ on
August 10th, to Mr, and Ml's. D.
N: Welsh, a daughter.
GI0(+C4-hr God rieli township, en
• August lith, to Mr. earl Mrs. Reu-
ben (Trigg, a son.
M1LL,F,R--In Clinton on August 1:41:b,
to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Miller.-, a
son.
PRL 5T= -In Godetleli, an August 7th,
to Mr. mil Mrs. T. L. 1'-i,est, a
son.
Deaths.
GRASBY Sir Mullett on Aargust,1,2th,
Jaynes Grasby, aged' 91 years, 10
mouths aihd 12 days.
FRASEII.-At Sbeossburg, 'Sasir on
August 11th, 'Alexander Paul Era -
see, for!nerlyi of Hayfield, Ont.,
aged '.71 years.
GRPC'r,CG - Gt (roderich ,township; :on
August 'lith, Ube infant son. of Mr.
anal Mrs. •Reuben Grigg.
;'Y -
McCLCFSKI,7n Croderiela {township,
on August 7-6, Josephf McCluskey,
aged 86 pears, and 6 months,
Iitoltett Townshi '
pt
Mt. Earl
a I I£eil .
3l or Godorich spenta
few (105 (1 'apt,• seS'c with, itis • Miele
amtn ,
a i
n HIr, and >rs.
M P.J•
Rh,.
Y
Misses Bertha C'arberb and Kathleen
McConnell of Ck'ini;ott „'' are; spending
part of their, vacation at Mr. Ray-
mond McCenuell'e.
Mr. .Jamcsi Phalen, Miss Laura
Phalan and Miss '`Nora McCaughe
oI1 1t S Y
f 3 gill were miens at Mr. ant(
Mrs,. John C.risert's Sunday week.
W 1NTIID.-J3OARDJRS OR ROOM-
cis -lulu; D, W. I1amilloli, ,.•Phone
207, 'Enron St, -08-1
POUND.-oPPOSITJI .LOT 16, C'ON,
2, Tuekeesmibls, one package, of sil-.
,beware. The owner San have same
by paying• for this advertisement.
Mist M. Holmes, -R.•R. No, 5, Clin-
ton. • -98-1.
DOG LOST THERE STRAYED
. from 'the"prenisn of the undersign-
ed on the 4111 cosecs:ou of Hullett
on August 12th a logy set brown
collie aneweriug to the name of
"Mac," Any information le:ediatg to
the dog's recovery will be thankfully
rettedved.-Albert Towngbetid, Phone
r
lr
n 206,
oClinton. ,
C nt
,rn,
-08-1.
•
AUCTION SALE OF IIO1.'SEiIOLD'
Ftirniture, Tile undersigned will
sell by public auction at tire rasi-
denco; of the late Mrs • D. Shanahan,
opposite Mrs. MeTaggart's, Shipley
street, on Saturday, August 21st,
the household effects including
tables, chairs, ,bedsteads, stoves,
rugs etc. Sale begins" at 2.30 0' -
clock terns cash.-.- Brown Auc-
tioneer.
PIANO. - MRS, M0IIARD SMI'rIT
of the staff of the London C'onserv-
atoxy of Music will resume her class'
at Motel Normandie, Clinton, ilio
beginning of Sept. -Address inquiri-
es to 410 William St„ London; 98-2
FOR SALE, A FRAME STABLE,
in good condition, 14.x 20 feet.
-Apply on premise's to Mrs, G. Han-
ley, or to Robert Welsh. • -57,
CALVES FOR SAI i. -A NC11BER
last roeeivecl-Apply to W. Marquis,
R. ft, No, 1., Clinton, • ?Ilene 11 on.
66. -86.
FARM FOR SALE OR 'l'0 RENT, -
What is best known as the Robert
Marshall farm on 'the .Bayfield Road,
two miles south of Clinton is olfcr-
ed for sale or to renis far ft term of
one or three years, 175 aer, s in
good state of cultivation, good
bank barn l a rt
and frame liodtse. About
six acres of good young, orchard.
Possession given middle of March
next, but renter Or purchaser can
gen en to do fall plowing. .Apply
to F., Id. Powell or 11'm. (11511n, Mx-
' miters, • Clinton 1', 0, -97,
VOTI RS' I,LSI', 1915, b1l'N1(''fPAL-
itp of 'tin! 'township of Stanley,,
County of 13tuoa.—\,,tree is thereby
givers that 1 have transmitted or
delivered to the persons mentioned
in section 0 or the Ontae o Voters'
List Act the copies of the listtnado
Pursuant to sant Act, of all persons
apt easing. by the last revised Awe s-
meut Roll of the :valyl Municipality
to be entitled to . vote in said
NItucicipality at Elections foe Mem-
bers of the Legisle,trt c 1.esernbly
and at Municipal .isle.tions ; and
that the staid List was first posted
up at my olTlce, 1,ot. 1l, Stanley,
on Monday, the .16th day 0( August
1915, and remains there for teepee -
tion. And S hereby call upon all vo-
ters to take immediate proceedings
to have n' errors a s t
S 0 0 omissions
U
0 I1
caerectcd accenting to law. Dated
this 160.i day of August 1915 -R,
.3. Richardson, Township. (']este.-08,
NOTICE 1S HER 1 13 Y GIVENT THAT
a court will be held, purs,tani•, to
the Ontario Voters' List Act, by
His I-Ionor, the Judge of the County
Court of Iluron, at the 'l'owh Hall,
Hayfield, on Monday, the 23rd day
of August, 1.9,1,5, at 10 o'clock atm,
to hear and determine complaints of
errors- and omissions in the Voters'
List of the Municipality of tite
Village of Hayfield for 1915. Dated
at Bayfield this 12th daty of August
1015.-11. W. Eewiu,. Village Clerk.
97-2.
COURT OF RE VISION --NOTICE IS
hereby given that a Court will he
held, pursuant to The Ontario Vo -
1,m' Lists' Act, by IJis IIonotlr the
Judge of the County Collet of the
County of Huron, at. the Cotutcil
Chamber, Clinton, on tile ,26tlt day
of August 1915 at 9 'o'clock ante
to hear and determine, complaints of
errors and omissions` in the Voters''
hi'S'I of the Municipality, pf the Town
of Clinton for 1915. Dated at Cline
ton this 1:1.bus day of August -1915:-
0. L. Macpherson, liown Clerk.
FOR RENT. -100 -ACRE FARM ON
the Hayfield Road, 2S miles south,
of Clinton. Well cultivated, good
brick house, hank warn', and other
buildings, Two wells: dd place. Or-
ebard. For further Particulars ap-
ply to -Airs. John Wigginton, Clin-
ton,
lhrtort, P.O. Box 231. -.,00.
r01R, 'SALE. A . YOUNG DRIVER
three years past. Well broken and
not seared .of autos,they don't
bother her a hit, -Also one httggy in
good shape: -George Ladd, Section
Foreman, Hohnesville., -94,
1-1005fil AND; LOT ON l tUNLOP 'ST.
r s• e -
o al. ae
f O) and a one-half
s$orp
frame, ' severi t:oonhs. Waterworks
and
water,
Quartet: acrc land
wr i
tl m numar
P
b o fruit ccs Stable.
'The provertyi is in good condition
and will he sold at a reasonable
pitem-Her i:.Alcxancicr, -98.
;:HENS AND BROILERS WANTED,
highest ncarlcet eeice will be.,:paid,-
W, Ma.ttlitiu, R. 1i. 1, CIi ton, or
te Phone 14 on 66. ; t-87
s
STr5 1511:51 HOTEL, KNOWN AS TIIE
Commercial, situated on Lake Ilur
on, will be sold reasonable "as the
proprietor intends to give up the
business. For particulars apply ; to
H. Darrow, Bayfield, Ont. -86.
FAIIM F011 SALE. --THE JAMES
Ross faint on the London Road,
part lot 13, concession ,71; Stanley
Tp., 92 acres will be sold , at auc-
tion on-Se.ptember
uc-tion•otr-September 3rd, 1915, Foe
pael;culars apply to Thu Canada
Trust (company, London, • Ont., or
Is. Brydone, Solicitor, 'Clinton.
Dated this 20th day of June, 1915.
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110e
LSP FOR S
1" rIID
PR0
-
portY of the late Mrs.
Thos. os.
Last
Frame, 7 rooms, good cellae with
cemcut floor, wood shed and chicken
pen, all in good repair, 11 fruit
trees, apples, plums, cherries and
pear. -Apply to II. Wiltsc, Phone
40, -80
CLOTHES CLEANED, REPAIRED
and Pressed and at the shortest
possible notice. Beth Ladies and
Gentlemen's clothes. We guarantee
to do good work. Room over Mr,
Grigg's Jewelry Store: -Wm. Jago.
-55.
CREAM %VAN'PED. - 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 prices consistent with
an honest test. Testing dare by a
competent man. Each can careful-
ly weighed, sampled and tested on
arrival and statement returned.
Those in the vicinity of Kinburn
may leave their cream with Mr.
Hall who will deliver it here.
Write for cans and give us a trial.
-The Seaforth Creamery, Box 486,
Seaforth.
" ROUGH ON RAPS " CLEARS
out. Rats, Alice, etc. Don't Die in
the Ilouse. 15c and 25c. at Drug
and Country Stores, -85-6
oultry
Wahted
\Sow that the poultry fattening
teason is approaching we are in a
position to handle all your poultry*
at top market prime,
New Laid Eggs
We aro 'still paying a premium for
large clean new laid eggs not over
four day's old. It will pay you to
take the very Lest care of your eggs
and sell them to us where you re-
ed ve City prices foe choice quality.
Have you tried (iltun's J 1si0rst
Sitoetening ? Better and cheaper than
lard, ;Now is the time of year to
use our cured Bleats. A fresh sup-
ply received weekly,
Seed
Wheat
11 you want goed•seed wheat that
will grow -call on us before you buy
testwiiere,
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-date Firm
CLINTON.
N. W. Trewartha,' Wm, Jenkins
'Just A (Minute"
PUDDING
Try a :paekago of our "Just a Min-
ute Pudding" for dinner,: des tart.
Can he made in a minute by fol,
lowing ,directions. Also makes ace
excellent .Pie hiller. Put up in the
following flavors ;
CHOCOLATE, TAPIOCA.
LEMON CUSTARD
ROSS. V aNILA CUSTARD.
4.0e per package or 3 packages for 25e,
Try our Roast Pork, Cooked
Ilam, New England Bacon at
popular`.-pxices.
Highest •Price, Paid fox Butter
and Eggs,
Johnson & Co.
The Store ofa
QL1 lily.
Successor to, S. Barr. Phone 111,
?hone orders promptly, attended to,
IsfunissmatoRnismainesannonswoom
Beau ea1 1'I
Tfi
HNEE1
LRi7e
and Let
Dive
'The Spice es t'lalces the
PIGI<1e5 ,.
Have i
a o you ever obscci+e f
c that some
pickles and meat sa,tees have dif-
fereivt Aayor,e from 'o i1ters, The .
cause
n the slice and vinegar
OUR MLXI!7O) PICKLINCr SPICI,
as well as our other spices are sel-
ected with the,uttnostr care,- You
can not go .wrong in rising thein.
ALL SPICE.
Cinnamon, . ` whole or ground.
Gloves, whole or gamut, Curry
Z'?wdce, Mace Turmeric; 'Celer
•Seeid, Whole Mixed Picki'ing Spice
All kinds of good quality vinegars
to select from.
We have the Perfect Seal and
Crown Brand Ge
a ms,
E. E. HUNNIFORD
LIVE .AND LET LIVE GROCER,
Anything thin You
WANT
DONE IN THE LINE OF
ROOFING, EAVETROUGi-I-
ING, PLUMBING, HEATING,
LIGIITNING RODS, ETC.
CALL AND GET OUR PRIC-
ES.
ALWAYS BEST, OFTEN
CHEAPEST,
BYAM & SUITTER
Sanitary Plumbers. Phone 7.
Western University,
London,
Income Doubled -now 875,000.
Another Large Addition to
Faculty anti Equipment in
Arts and Medicine,
GREATLY INCREASED ENROL
MENT IN VIEW.
Write for particulars to '
"sees.
E. E. BRAPJ.'IIWAIIE, M.A., Ph. D.
PRESIDEN'C,
The Clinton Garage
Open p All Night,
The season is now on for
Gasoline Stoves. Why not buy
filferes gasoline out of our
Bowser pump, wlttclt passes the
gasoline iheottbh fine screens-
and
creensand a filter. Prices always the
lowest.
51c keep on hand a stock of
Automobile Supplies and Bicy-
cle Repairs and do all kinds of
repairing promptly and at a
reasonable charge.
Auto Livery in conuectioa.
J. H. PAXMAN
CEIIENT!
We have ou hand a car-
load of Portland Cement and
all orders for same will be
filled promptly.
1�4
JOHN N UTTON,
LQNDRSoRo.
It is youe assurance of
perfect' satisfaction in
old or new work. ht -
nisi on getting, Canada
Cement, A frill stock
On band at all times,
Hemlock sills cut to order.
Shingles xxx and xxxx.
Sprace and pine dressed sidings and
floorings.
Metallic building materials.
Lehigh Valley coal, all sizes.
Steams coal.
Smith,ing coal,
Tile,all sizes, either in the
or delivered en the job.
Cedar posts all sixes,
14 -inch slabs, .a bargain.
Anyone in the market for any
the above lines will do well to
our prices, •
yard
of
get
JOHN B. MUSTARD
R.
Brucefield,
Phone 11 01/ 145, ,'
—For ---
Dr-
eal4fast
Dinner,
Lunch
Small 'size only 'IOc.
Large size only 25c.:
Try our famous Den)' �
receipt;—To 1 tablespoon
shorte.,ing add 1 egg, 1
cup milk (sour is best),
pinch salt, teaspoon.
soda, 1 tablespoon sugar,
14 cups Roman meal,. 1
cups flour.
Roman meal ' also
makes a delicious steam
pudding and is used in
many other ways.
W. T. O'Neil
. �j
Y
CHIMNEY Topa•
It's a trade to bald a good chim-
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 will put it In
order ; if your roof leaks we'll mend
it.
ALL KINDS Or TINNING
we do well and reasonably,
THOS. HAWKINS.
Phone 53.
ARTISTIC
J. G, CRICI•I, TIIE 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 "Made it Canada" Mon ,
uments,
Best British and Foreign
Granites in up-to-date finish
and design,
Come and see them.
Prices right.
At Doig's
OPPOSITE TIIE POSTOFFICI?.
A Granite Base goes with each Mon-
ument. -843nt
A Drop in
Kindling
A LARGE, STOCK ON HAND
WILL 13E
SOLD CHEAP
THIS MONTH TO CLEAR
FOR CASA ONLY.
Leave your orders for Fer-
tilizer and Potash for your
root crop. We will mix it for
you at the store.
North End Peed Store.'
Frank W. Evans
A General Delivery Done.
Terms ; Cash. Phone 1992.
Are You
Troubled with.
Headaches dash s
If so the cause may be eye
strain and in that event a
pair of properly fritted
glasses will bring relief and
cure. It is worth trying.
Come to us and we.. will
make a careful test of your
oyes and tell you what is
the matter and what you
need.
In our long experience in
the Optical husiness 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 oyes bother you •
come to us and iearn the f
reason why. fr.
1 -1i
A. J. GRIGG
" Optician
Jeweler
and d Isauer ofM • arila +t
g
Licenses.