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ersonals
' MrI1do 4rteh took: an
tee, excursion
• to the e is \
w st t veek
a
Muil•a31 of London ris ted "Mrs,
Searle over the week and.
MrS. McGuire and Miss Jessie ate
yisiting friends in leuttalo.
Miss Rota' Wo sell of ,Ga llerich fs•xvis-
iting with. Mrs.' J. 11 l: axlnen.
Mr, and'Mies Charles N, 'L1hby''spefrt
+e - T ton -
a fetv'rlay's of last \\ -ak in ., u
Mrs, D '0. McKinnon of . 'broulto yeas
r
thg glregt.:of 1Trh: Olive `Coolie last
ek.
w e i
v
l.1I' 3,4l1Howe has 'joined the Office"'
shall of the Clinton Motor Com -
pang,
Rev. W Richardson of Arthur visited
.,his cousin, Mrs. W,. Wheatley, laity
Week.
,1Vliss Lizzie Burnet spent the. wec.c-
end: with friends In Port Huron and
Sarnia,.
:Mise F10801= Johnson is,visitirig her
Cousin, Miss Bessie Crawford in
'Mullett
Mrs. J. 13. Kennedy • and her. ;little
daughter Doaas retorted -to Detroit
la'sl week.
Mrs, Tree, Pence of Tee. eromith
has eerie visiting her grandmother,
• Mrs. John Layton of town.
Miss Gertrude O'Neil, daughter of
Captain O'Neil of Cleveland, Ohio,.
• is visiting at her uncle's, Mr. W.
1O 'Neil's
Mr S. Kemp wise in London on l+'ri-
dee' last and on his way* hone call-
ed on his old f eRev. James
Hogan of Lucan.
Miss Battie Trick leases on " Wed-
ite@:'iay to 'resume het d'at'es as
principal of lire' Celar Grove
school, Yotk county.
Mr. le, T. Cooper took the seevicc fu
the Methodist Church, Brumfield, on
Sunday owing to the illness of Rev.
J. Greene the minister in charge.
.:I1rs. W. Jones, with her sols Allan
and daughter Dorothy of Hamilton
arc guests at the home of the
former's cousin, Mrs. W. 'Wheatley.
:Mrs. Margaret Cole of Wayne, Mich.,
is speeding a few weeks with
friends in town and also with, her
sister, Mrs. Guy Llicke, Goderioh
township,
Mr. Wm. Webb, .1r., is here from
Tofield, Alberta, but lea\ es next
week for the west accompanied by
his mother who came a couple of
months ago.
1VIrs. George Levis and Miss Hattie
visited Mr. L. M'. Levis in,Wingham
0u Tuesday. They accompanied Me
aril Mrs. W. Jenkins, making the
trip by auto.
,Nisi Mart Brownlee, Hamilton, and
the Misses Rye, Toronto, all form-
er residents of Clinton, are visiting
the San Francisco Exposition and
points en mate.
Mr. Israel Taylor motored up irons
London on 'Tuesday and on his re-
turn to the city yesterday was ac.
companiod by Miss Lucy Stevens
and her Utile neice, Dolma Stevens.
Fir, ee Way Allin, son of Rev, :4..1.
ABM of Ontario St. church, vas
successful in a recent examination
at Chicago PniVetsity in winning a
S hola):'ship of n hundred anri fire.
dollars,
Itir. Harold Turner, 'son of the Treas-
urer of tuckcrsm ith left for Ro-
ina, Sas''., 0n 'lue.dav', He was
aocou>pamicd by Howard Alien, son
of Mr. ,lames Allen of the sante
township,
Mr, Stewart Paisley and Mr, and
_ Mrs. John Moppet: and Miss 'Irene
Hopper, '1'orrnlo, visited at thi
sc....rarental home of the first menti011-
011, that of Mr. and Mee. W. J'.
Pat eley.
Mrs. W. J. Paisley returned on Mon-
day frOJn a ten days \•flit with her
son, 147r. Stewart Paisley . of the
Royal Dank, Toronto, het llriethe2
Ja11105 of lh sante city and her
sister, Mrs. .unor, Hamilton,
.Mr. and Mrs. J. W. 'Treleaven and
Miro Norma returned on Saturday
from Lucknow where they spent a
fortnight. Lucknow is Mr. Tre-
leaven's old home town se natural-
ly he enjoys visiting it as often as
• circumstances will permit.
.Mr. A. Seotchmcre has been spending
a few da)!i with his daughter, Mrs.
Albert Townshend of Mullett and
has also been calling upon sone of
His Clinton friends. Mr. Scotchrnore
spends his time among his children,
including a couple of sons in the
west but the good old township of
Stanley where he lived : for over
hall a century, is his real donllcite.
THE LOCAL MARKIET.
\Sheat 95c.
Oats 35c.
'Barley 65e,
'Butter 21c to 240.
leges 18c to20c.
..
Lite Bogs 18.50.
1VIORI, ;1L 1'024013ILES:
Mr. C. L3. Holland re,0e1.5ed his new
car last week. and is already quite
an expert driver with. somewhat of a
tendency.' to skirt along close to "'the
'speed limit. Ile has had several 'very
pleasant runs and is looking for many
more whenthe oloudbursts cease and,
ifils wcathot Steadies down.
Sergeant Welsh has also invested
and had his first run on Monday,
"Joy Riders" would ratther', tees
evorthy police officer had stayed with
the horse ;tor the ownersltip of a car
which permits of quick speedingup•
will put a damper on their propene
city.
FRUIT NEWS
Burbanks, Gages and Bradshaw
Plums, also Triu,inp'l Peaches are
now at thele best for canning. The
thrifty lior\se-wife will 9111 up more
fruit this yea,- iham 'ever before--
Plums
efo e—Plums with their'' numerous v tree-'
ties present a. change for table dee
sert which is nett passible with any
othee varlet Siof fruit.:Pt:aches, are
especially havorable'as a house can-
ning and preserving : Croit—eesily
' preeeved and delicious when sere-.
ed on the table. Grocers ore quite
willing to hook orders ahead and
householders should see their deal-
ers in good time as this year is a
home canning if ever there was one,
Crop Results .Are Better in
Huron Than in the
Loer Counties.
';V Xl
My brief holiday and atscnce from
tenet gest he, first Se all, an'seem:-
tlmity of noting how keenly the peo-
ple i1 our border towns and 'cities
s
' i r r' to�I 1 t-
a>,e !feeling n, c„a d 1a 1 os,ib t
ekeof harm fi:em o`ur' cnemi1tc Of the.
oBier gide'ol,the' line aind flaw r `w1311
it le -to be ,leropared fel' any emer-
gency.
' iO- 'evening . !lest 81i a the e g of my t a)1 in
ti•w
ariiia I, watched a great ilraccs ion
hada up of military' men n1 80 ibrrn,
followed by people of alt r u�n.s ` on
foot, 'or in autos, bearing fines and
banneis,'alsoeo,r:e forty or 'fift'y
Italians who seemed to be proud to
show their colors. After thein Camp
the. men of the fire brigade and other
oleic bodies, .a11keeping. step to' the
Stirring strains of�inartial mu:vc,
Then a week afterward enemy ar-
rival at Windsor I found the, streetii
crowded with people who were out to
a
set a, newly formed,. , H01itu Ca;usaxd,,,
-made hp of all classes a(10-tege
were 'marching pant on there way,:
from tee armouries to the park for
.inspection and .drill.•
Hero every largo factory and all
public, buildings aro under guard'
night and day.
In such an atmosphere it has not
been difficult to secure recruits foe
new re, un nesof.me Willing g e s n \v) tg toy go
any where on duty at Home, 0r
abroad. .
Attending a public service in De-
troit on two. different. Sabbath days.
T heard on •cath. ,: occasion fervent
prayers for peace and fol God's
blessing upon tlio soldier , and .upon
sad and stricken homes.'
Through the good offices of friends
connected with the Ford auto works
I was permitted to go through 1;hat
busy esbablisluneet in company • with
one who was able to explain every
process connected with, the. construe -
tion of the car.
More than seleuieen hundred men
aro employed in the Canadian fac-
tory) and one hundred and sixty cars
are turned out every 'day. Every man
employed,. that is twenty.two years
of age and has leen six months with
the company, is paid fifty cents an
hour:.
The company employ several wren
\vl+a devote all their time to looking
into the cause of the absence of a
workman even for a day, and evert'
workman is obliged to keep a bank
hook and to Show that he 18 regular-
ly. caring a little, at loath, of his
wages,
The condit1010) for harvesting the
crops in Essex are much worse than
in I•Iuron. The lands ire low and flat
and have been covered with water for
weeks, Even crops of corn which are
almost always number one in Esser
and Kern are ,not nearly so good this
year an they are here• in I•luroncoune
t"y.
One of the mist noticeable things
call along the, lines of railway are the
splendid second crops of clover.
S. J. ALLIN.
'i'1'TEND THE FLOWER SHOW,
Do not miss attending the Flower
Show on the 01 enings of 'Tuesday and
Wecinesda}1 .next in the council cham-
ber. '1'1)e prospects are that , there
will be a magnificent display of
planta and cut flowers.
The Women's Patriotic Society will
sell candies and light refreslunents in
the lobby. of the town hall for the
benefit of t•iheir funds on hotly ,even-
ings.
A11 the cut flowers on display or ill
competition will be sold by auction
Wednesday night, the procee3ls for
the W. P. S.
Admission frees -•
Personals
1'Iesses. Tom and Norman Malady,
James Clary and Pelisses Katie and
Margaret Clary ary of near Sealocl;h
spent Sunday at Mrs. T. Carhert's.
Admires the' Old Town's
Patriotic Spirit.
'lb the Citizens of Clintarr;-,
1 take the liberty of writing a few
lines to cxpeess my adinirabion 'for
the grand and noble spirit in which
all of, you have taken in regard to
ods boys who have goniato the front
to fight, for our Empire. I amt par-
ticularly pleased to know, that I live
00 in.. acommunity for , over - thirty.
years -that is showing 5)011. a 1101)10
spirit. i
l followed
p ha\ e }our work
with "groat interest as it is published
from week to Cheek in 'pile News-Rec'-
ord. Yet knowing the citizens of Clin-
tonso wells aninot surprised, tot• 1
remember many demonstrations ' 'of
the "Patriotic Spirit.'' My rind
brings me, back to "Victoria Diamond
Jubilee Da}!'" which Clinton can
boast. ryas one of the grandest .show-
ings. of Padriotisni .that was surpass -
cd' by none. Also when we re;'civcd
the news ,of General kronen and. his
1)1.2(0 men, making «their escape front
Kimberly were captured, our , Cana-
dian.'soldier's played a proManent
parr, we Celebrated that event . with
the greatest enthusiasm, also when
we r Ceire11 the nevus of the : "Relief
of Ladysmith" 1VIt. Doherty, closed
his factory and .two hundred of his
teen mar0115(1 up the : town, and.
joined in. by all the eitimens and the,
day was given. over to rejoicing and
celebrating. After South, Africa , was'
won and that ;brave noble soldier 113r.
Webb arrived hack to his. Old hon30,
the 'reception bii'en ,him could .net
have been 11015 enthusiastic were, he,
a General.
Now the time has emigre When our:
noble and patriotic spirits will count
and it is for 1)5 1,0, play olrr part: ; in
as gallant a manner as possible. I
admire the very' pt omin:en8 part rat
which . the ladies of Clinton h^,re, link
en hold of this noble! cause, to help
shorten this war.
ALIEXAND L13r A.RMSTRO'NG,
Toronto.
Became Bride of Dr.. Bean,
The parsonage of the Victoria street
rich 1 0
- ' • ah God war tb
MethodistGlc 11 V
scene of e, pretty wedging yesterday
wheul Kate,, daughter of Rel'. T. L
and Mrs. Ford, heoanie the bride . of
1)r, Arthur .Bean of '1leleeton, eon •11
Mrs. 13oan,of Clinton.
'. • T110 ceremony •,\v(s performed before
'a baler of pink"aiitl'- wlhiee asters , by
Rev,' 1V.. J.'' fi ol'd, brother ' of the
bride, assisted by her father who.
gaYe het away,
The. 'bld0slnaid ...was the bride'el
twin sister -.Miss Willa Ford white
the groomsmen was, .Mr. Holbert
Bean of 'Toledo, Ohio:
The wedding 'music was played by
Miss Bowlby of Windsor, "
Tiie house. decorations were, pink
.and white.
The bride was drtaned in white (10t
trimmed with, satire and seed pearls
over white silk-.
Only Mimed late r elat>is es were
present including : Mr. and Mrs.. ITer'-
heft Bean, Toledo ; Miss Marsh of
London ;.Miss B wlWindsor,
f o o by ,' and,
Mr. and Mrs, .W. A. Meadows, '. Port
Hope. , •
Dr. 'and Mrs, Bean will reside at
Milverton.
A CIIANO i8 1l' '1'1113 PRINCESS.
The princess theatre has- :=changed
hands Lee Se Houghton diepoming of
their interests to Mr. James Man-
ning, who took possession 'on' Mon-
day, Mr. Lee who represented 'the
firm Isere, its a first-elass picture show
man and takingl'over the . business
ii'lien it' wee pretty Pell down he
converted it into what is"seemiagiy a
good proposition, Be purposes going
to the Maritime Provinces where there
are seed. to be profitable openings in
the ''Movy" line. The new proprietor
is a son of Mr.. and Mrs; Walter
Manning of town, who• though new to
catering to the, publio'will no doubt
keep the Princess a, popular place of
amusement. Mr. Percy Hitchin, the
genial operator, will remain for some
weeiis,
Good Morning ! News -Record means
News -Leader. Are you a Sllbeer\ )Cr ?
Happenings of Fifteen
Years Ago.
Happenings in Clinton at the
Opening of the Century..--
Taken from the Files of The
News-Reeord of the date
indicated.
Clinton, Aug, 23rd, 1900.
The collection of photographs 'sent
to the Paris Exposition by Mn Drank
ela01snn of net rie has been awarded
a browse medal Mr, .35.01son is an
old C'lintcn boy, a son of Citizen
John Jac'i: on.
A p2ett}: \nodding took plate at
high noon yesterday at the home of
Mr. and Mies Jacob Miller when their
third daughter Ida ll., was united in
marriage to Ml , Lewis 7e, 1 idt of
Mr. ,ladles ( fir wan 31'o silver
trophy put til by Mr. J. 1', 'I'isdali
for, competition among the \eterans
Of t'i'✓o bowling 811(1). llis final ,game
was with 1VIr, John Johnston, one of
the most entimeiasLic platers in the
club.
Mrs. .
l7 s . (1) r,) Kay, who has been vie
'tine; the parental bottle; that of Mr.
John Gibbings, Iris returned to her
home at Attica,Mich,. She was we-
cosiparuccl 'bp ht e sister, 151ia A'sic
Gibbings, wlho will be her guest for
several week,S. •
Mr. Chad Howson, eldest soul of
Mr. James llo\dson, came home from
Chicago the latter part of the' week
and left on Monday for South Africa.
Mr, P. 13. Crews and Mr. Fred
1'ridlianl of Godetieh left on Tuesday
for a ten Clays' outing at Duck Lake.
The Local Market :
Wheat 83c` to 040.
:.Barley 38'e.
Oats 28e,
Butter 5
utter 1oc to 160•
Eggs 100 to 1(0,
Lite Flogs 18.10 to 16.25,
Marriages
BEAN-FORD—In-Godcrich on Aug-
ust 25th, by Rev, W. J. Ford
and Rev. ,T. le. Feld,. Kato,
daughter of Rev. J. E.. and; Mrs,
Ford, to Dr, Arthur Bean of
ilderten, son of Mr:,. Bean. of
Cl in tiotl.
OAMOND—WiLLIAMSON- In eVing
ham pe August 16t1t, by the Rev.
W. 0. Richardson of Arthur; Wil-
liam Osmond to M b01 , William-
son, botch of I3ayyfield.
9LLIOTT— LL I 1—At Lur
ai
August 18th, Blair
Welsh,
daughter of Mr. and eelrs. Mat-
thew Welsh, to 'Phonies R. El-
liott of .London, son of Mr. and.
Mies G. M. Elliott of Goder'icli,
SI\'I1'1 I-I-M:ASOI—fn. l+gmendville on
August 14111, 'feria Mason, de,ugh
ter of 'Mr's. Henry Mason, to. Win.
Smith, eldest 5011 of Mr. and IMI:S ;
W. R. Smith, of Seafottdt.
GREGORY—MASON-7n Winghaln on
August 1Obh, George T. Gregory
of C eenunl, Alberta, to Mae 1+;,,
danghtat of Mr. and Mts. George
Mason 61 Wingharo.
Births
O'RUL'RRE-In McKriThp on, August':
15111; to Mr, and Mrs. Jos-
eph O'Rourke, ei daughter.
(DROWN -Art Varna on August, Ath, to,
Ret A, .90, and Mrs.. Brown, a
daughter.
Deaths
MOORIlI—At Iiensail on Aug. '22nd
,J:b11n Anthony Moore, formerly of
• Clinton, aged 31, years',, 7 months
and 1.3 days,
13R10E—At Laslrburn, Sask., on Aug-
,tst 221111, ^Rolert Bruce ,i;orinerly
of Mullett; aged about 50 years,
JANI[b:rSON-111 Tuckersinitle on Aug,
17th, Alex. Jamieson, ' aged 58.
,' years, 4 months end 91 days;
•
Goclericli,'i'avernslaip .
Mrs. George Peerson, and balm : of
Wayne, Mrah, V'iSttillg her 005011,
Mies Nellie 'Fisons,'
Misys Graoc Moore has rettomee 1Uo•'
bee -home in Forest after a week ' as
the guest of Miss Vera- Trick.
M1:. and Mus, W. I1„ LOkrh lease on
•1 ue58ay next to :spent a 4aw weeks
with 11101r daughters, Mrs.:'? Norman
Snider grid Miss Elsie Lobb, at Rad-
ieeen Sask rimy, will also visit at
'otter paints This s will be <their first
trap to; the west ;in six 'years.
13e813, the little' dao 'hte+ 11H:
g 1 of
'and MTs, John 8(11 8110 10th
con. had bei leg badly 02051154 on.
Sat n:cay by being run over by a
water. bank wagon, hart of a 81120sli-
rug outfit. .
WANTED. --WORK 131"11-1111 DAY,
or eueseng of any kindeeeMrs, Pan,
ter, Frederick St., oppdsitu Me, T,
TI. IIardy's. -90
FOR SALE, A' HORSE AND OUT-
fit.—One nice; driving -horse, five
years old, thoroughly 'broken and re-
liable. Also, a set of s'nglo bar-
11058 and a light bugger. Terms to
Suit.—Apply to Wallis and Tang
ford, Fiord Dealers, ,Clinton. 09.
GOR DALE:—TC-IAT WELL SIT-
uatod House at the 508110r. of Rag-
lan and Rattenbury street's 18 offer-
ed for salt Electric light, water -
•Works and soft water. Stable. Will
he sold at a bargain to settle, up
the Bricicendea Estate.—Apply at
Jacob Taylor's office. —99
FOR SALE. --THE UNDERSIGNED
bas a limiled,quantity of fall wheat
for seed. This Geld was claimed to
be the best field of fall wheat be-
tween Winghatn and London. It is
clean and free from smut,—Frank
Tyndall, 83.13, No. 4, Pleme 2 on
102. ---9•0
FOR SALE. -181 ACRES OF LAND
more or less, on the 13t11 con. of
Mullett, part oe lot 39. 'rheic is a
good frame house with stone cellar
full size. Bain 32x30 whir fa•)r
stalls under. Good young 0rch1re.
1'iterc are two frame buildings on
the place which will be sold with
the place or separately. One is
24x26 and the otter 16x30.—For
further particulars apply to 13.
Morrison, R.R. No, 1, ,lubur'n P.
0. —39
DOG LOST. —
O 'rI]ERF: STRAYED
from the premises of the undersign-
ed on the 4111 cancels:au of IMullett
on August 12t11 a low set brown
collie answering to the imnle of
"Mac." Any information Lending to
the elog'n rec0:ery will he thankfully
received,--llbert Townshend. Phone
15 on 206, (Tinton, —98-1.
PIANO, — MRS. Mc1.1.1RD0-SMITIf
of the stale of the Loudon Conserve
• of Music will resume her class
at Hotel \Oru1a'111u, Clinton, the
beginning of Sept,—Address laquiele
CS to 4.189 591111 11 St„ London, 98-2
HOOSE AND LOT ON DUNLOP ST,
for sale.—Ono and one -hall story
Beene, seven rooms. Waterworks
and 'soft water. Quarter acre land
with a number of fruit trees. Stable.
The propert.yl is in gond condition
and will lie sold at ,t reasonable
price.—l-lerb. Alexander, —06.
CALVES 1+'013 SALE .—A NUMBER
jest received.—Apply to W. Marquis',
11. R. No. 1, Clinton. Phone 14 on
60. —88. a
FARM .FOR SALE OR TO RENT.—
'
What is best known as the Robert
Marshall Y rm
a on the Hayfield Road,
two utiles south of Clanton is offer-
, ed for sale or to rent for a: term of
one or three years. 175 acres in
good state, of cultivation; good
bank, barn and frame House. About
six acres of good .young orchard.
Possession given middle of March
next, but renter or purchaser can
get on to do fall plowing. Apply
to l+. H. Powell or R'um. Glenn, E e
neuters, Clinton P. 0. —97.
•
VO'T'ERS' 1;1S'I', 1915, MUNICIPAL,
it)1 of the 'Township of Stanley.,
T
()mintyof Ihu on.—N uc�
ai t• r
yshe (.by
given that have transmitted g 1 a hu i to nlittrcl qr:.
delivered to the persons mentioned
in section 9 01 the Ontario Voters'
List. Act the copies of the list mule
pursuant to said Ace, of 0111 persons
apy.earing by the last revised rho ais-
mmnt Roil of the, 'said Municipality:
to be entitled to vote in said
Municipality at Elections for Mem-
hem of the •Legislotfve Assembly,
and at Municipal, elleOtione ; and
that: tdie said List was fleet posted
up at my ofbce, Lot, 11,, 'Stanley,:..
on Monday, the 1fitlr day Of /engine
1915, and remaius there for inspec-
tion,. And I hereby call 0p0n all vo-
ters to take immediate proceedings
ifo have any errors or omissions
c,u:rectecd according to law. Dated
this 16118- day of August, 1815.-R.
J. Rtohardson, Township Clerk, -98.
FOR RENT, -100 -ACRE FARM ON
the 13ayfield Road, 211 miles south
Of Clinton.. 39011 .cultivated, good
bricks house, bane ,Darn, and other:
buildings. Two welts on place, :De -
chard. leer further particulars 043 -
ply to -Mrs. John Wigginton, Clin-
ton, 'P.O. Box 231.. --06,
FOR SALE. — A YOUNG DRIVER
three years 'past.. Well lirol,•en and
not scared of autos, they don't
bother her a bit. -=Also one buggy in
good shape,—George Ladd„ Section
Foreman, kloimesvfRe,' 94.
DD'OR:SAL13i n 1011Aleefl STA13I311,
in -good 001101ien, 11 x 20. feet.,
—A1 iron 1eea15`13 o
rt 0Mts. G'..Ia -
lpy l to I n
le n Robert —
o to o e t 4ielstr. 9.
11.
y 7
HENS' ANT). BROILERS WANTED;
higbesi+ "niar]cet price will be pate.—
W. Marquis+, R. R. 1, 0101100, or
Phone 14 on 66. —87
SUMMER HOTEL, KNOWN AS '111115
Commercial, situated on Lake Hur
-
on, will be sole[ reasonable as the
>r'
p rof utter intends to give tip the
business. Par particulars apply to
H. narrow; Bayfield, Ont... —86.'
FARM FOR SALE.—TIIEJ JAMES
Ross farm on the London Road,
part lot 13, concession •1, Stanley
Tp., 412 acres will be sold. ,at auc-
tion • on the premises on the
38d of Sep betnl er, 1915. For.
particulars apTly •to The Canada
Trust Company, London•, Ont., or
W. Brydone, Solicitor, Clinton,
Detect. this 29th day of June, 1915,
-91
IIOUSE FOR 'SALT;:—THE PRO -
1 arty of the late Mrs, Tiros. East.
I came, 7 rooms, good cellar with
'Cement floor,
wood 0o shed
and chicken
pen, all .in good repair, 1.1 ' fruit
trees, apples, plunks, Cherries and
pear. -Apply to I3. Wlltse, Phone
40.. . —86
CLOTHES CLEANED, REPAIRED
and Pressed and at the shortest
possible notice. Both Ladies and
Gentlemen's Clothes. Wo guarantee
to do good work. Room over Mr.
Grigg's Jewelr3i Store,—Wm. Jago.
—55.
CREAM WANTED. — DAIRYMEN
having cream to sell write to us
for cansWe supply two cans free.
Pay all .Ppress 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 ICinburn
may leave their cream with Mr.
Hall who will deliver it here.
Write for cans and give us a trial.
—The Seaforth Creamery, Box 488,
Seaforth.
TEACHER WANTED FOR 'l'[IE
Junior room of the Hayfield .Pul:lie
School. State exeer10nec and sal-
ary), duties to commence September
del.—IL Drmhman, Secretary, Hay-
field. —93,
omtltry
WahteV
Now that the poultry fattening
S0asan 1S approaching \h'e art in a
position to handle all your poultry
at top market prices.
New Laid Egg41
We are 'still paying a premium for
large clean new laid eggs 1101 over
four days old,- It will pay you to
take the very Lest care of your eggs
and sell them to us where you re-
ceive city prices for choice quality.
Have 'you tried Gunn's Easifirst
Shortening ? Better and cheaper than
lard. Now is the time of year to
use our cured pleats. A fresh sup-
ply received weekly.
Seed
Wheat
if you want good .secd wheat that
ill grow—call on us before you buy,
elsewhere. '
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-date Firm
CLINTON.
N. W. Trewartha, Wm. Jenkins
Spieo Qllality
:
Spice quality will determine the
success of .your pickle61 and preserves.
The pickling season is with us
once, again. No housewife wants to
take chances on having her pickles
skloiled by poor ingredients'. The
kind we 'sell can . be depended on.
(ihalityr is the feature or ours,
'Spices'and Vinegar.
In bulk spices we have an excellent
assorttiien1,= including ground allspice,
cloves, celery seed, Mustard' seed,
tumeric, . curry powder, ginger and
whole mixed skiee,
Wholo,pickiing spice . wilt be, in
special demand. We have a quality
artiole at 40 cents a 11).,' also 5 and
10 mut packages.
Ifk
f rc ]es are t keep,. the
p a e, 0 1 le of
the. Vinegar nustbe good. I
t is
false epoeonly, to.. buy, poor, vinegar
because' it' is a _few cents le, s. We
have IIelnizeee_s'pecial Bidding vinegar.
Don't forget acalors, rings and seal-
ing wax.
Highest Prim Paid fol Butter
and Eggs,
Johnson & Co.
The Store of Qualtiy.
Successor to S. Barr, Phone 111.
Phone orders promptly attended ,to.
THE CORNEA ST
' Live and Let Live
The Spice flakes the
Pickles.
Have you y r ever observed
e e Cited thaL'sa some
pickles and meat sauces have
dif-
ere t flavors from others. The
cause in
lies
nGg
the spice and vi 'ar
f
used.
01.111 MIXED 101CCC,L3\Ca SPICE,
as well as. our othee spicas are sel
ectali with : 111e utmost care. You
can not go ,wrong in using them.
ALL SPICE,
Cinnamon, ; whole or ground.
Coves, whale 01 gement. Curry:
Powder, Mace Turaneric, Celery
Seed, V?hole Mixed Pick ling Spice,
A11 kinds of good quality vinegars
to. select 'Iron.
We have the Perfect Seal and
Crown m
o t Brand Gems
a
E. E. IIUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER..
Anything
You
WANT
NT
DONE IN TILL LINE OF
ROOFING, EAVETROUGH-
[NG. PLUMBING, IIEATING,
LIGIITNING RODS, ETC.
CALL AND Ci -ET OUR PRIC-
ES.
ALWAYS BEST, OFTEN
CHEAPEST,
DYAM & SUITTER
Sanitary Plumbers. Phone 7.
Western University,
London.
Income Doubled—now 975,000.
Another Largo Addition to
Faculty and Equipment in
Arts and Medicine.
GREATLY INCREASED ENROL
1131JN1' IN VIEW.
Write for particulars to
. %.
E. E. BRAITHWAITII, M.A., Ph. D.
PRIISIDEIN'r.
The Clinton Garage
Open All Night,
The season is now on for
Gasoline Stoves. Why not buy
filtered gasoline out of our
Bowser pump, which passes the
gasoline 111x0111)11 fine screens
and a filter. Prices always the
lowest.
We keels on hand a stock of
40(017101)110 Supplies and Bicy-
cle Repairs and do all kinds of
repairing promptly and at, a
reasonable charge.
Auto Livery in connection.
J. H. PAXMAN
CEUNII
• We have on hand a car-
load of Portland Gement and
all orders for same will be
filled promptly,
+16-
JOHN
JOHN H UTT O
ON
LONDESORO.
Do You
Know What This
Label Means ?
It is 90111: assurance of
'.perleot satisfaction in
old tie new work. In-
sist on getting, Canada
Cement. A full stock
on hand at all tunes.
Hemlock sills cut to order.
Shingles xxx and x888.
Sprac0 and pine, dressed sidings and
floorings. '
Meeallle building materials.
Lehigh Valley coal, all sizes.
Stearn coal.
Smithies coal,
Tile, all rises, either in the yard
or delivered on t110 ,lob.
Cedar posts all sizes,
11 -inch slabs, a bargain.
Anyone in the market for an}i of
the :above lines Nvill do well bo get
our prices.
JOHN Bo NIUSTAI D
Br c
ef>ielda
Phone 11, on 148, a 1 ;II 1 1
storninesseessetnesumearesestesto
—For
Breakfast,
teak
f t,
Dinner,
- Lunch.
Small size Z only IUC.
Large size
only 25c.
Tryour tT1 farrrous Gem
receipt:—To 1 tablespoon
shortening add 1 egg, 1
cup milk. (sour is•beat),
inch salt, '
1� teaspoon
soda, ' 1 tablespoon sugar,
1i cups Rornan• meal 1iP .,
cups flour.
Roman meal„
oels
makes a delicious steam
pudding and is used in
many other ways.
a
T.O'Ne
C1:IIMN1Y TOPS.
It's a trade to build a good chime
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 01inhuep does not draw
well send for us and we will put it la
order ; If your roof leaks we'll mend
it.
ALL KINDS OF TINNING
wo do well and reasonably.
THOS. HAWKINS.
Phone 53.
TIS
T
A I
J. G. ERICA, • T1IE RELI-
ABLE DECORATOR,, MAKES A'
SPECIALTY OF CHURCHES,
LODGE ROOMS AND PRIVATE
RESIDENCES. HIS ADDRESS
i5 400 DOWNIE Sp., STRATFO.RD
a®num.ents 9 .
Finest stock in Huron Coun-
ty of "Made in Canada" Mon-
uments.
Best 1.31:itis1 and Foreign
Granites in 119 -t0 -elate finish
and design.
Come anti see then.
Prices right.'
At Doig's
OPPOSITE TI1E POSTOFFICE
A Cranito Base goes with each Mon-.
tenant. —813m
A Drop. in
Kindling
A LARGE STOCK ON HAND
WILL BE SOLD CHEAP'
THIS MONTH TO CLEAR.
FOR CAS1-I 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 192,
Are.You
ori.
Troubled wi
na
de
r
He
he s nn
If s0 the caus0•nxay 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 cared test of your
eyets 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
fittings have invariably,
given great satisfaction.
If your eyes bother
conte to, us and, learn
reason why.
ynou
the
A. J. GR IGG
Optician
Jeweler and Issuer of Marriage
Licenses,