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September 9th, 1915..
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Clinton News -Record
Hensall
Mr. Geo. 13caeln, wino has bean a
resident of Ilensall, for the past
t} 'ee'tiev s, intends remca: iiig to Los
Angeles, C'aI,
_T Kenneth f the shtil ' I
Mr,Popeo c,o
-the 111olsons Bank, Merlht, has been.
holiday ing with i her 1n other i n town,
o
Mi•. Cleve Joynt has hem : niaking
a bulginess trip to 'reroute and 74 Ton
iw
cal:
,
The Publiclie library' 1sbeing
d' to , its new quarters in the town..
Nall,
Mt. Win, •Craig left lash week to
•superintend • the harvesting ofthe
'oral) on his farm near Moose Jaw;
Mr, George Trott has gone' to
Sask 't nrot to look after some inter -
a
sits he has there.
Zurich
Mrs. Chas. Iiey of Bad „ \xe, Miclf,;.
:and Mrs Daniel Zinn of Cavalier,.
North Dal ora, have been visiting
'friends and relative% Tioteaboiitsa •
Mr, and Mrs. W Finkbeiner ; • and
daughter- of Milverton were guests at
the home of Mr, W. H. Iiollntan for a
• few dais last week:
Miss Margarets Lamont is spending
a few weeks with relatives at- Min-,
neapolis
Mfrs. C Either. attended the funeral
:of a friend in 'Dettoit.last week•'
Mrs, 14 ':Racey and children - of.
.Stratford were vitiators in. they vidlagc
for a fewdays recent+11',.
Mr., 13u; Smith of Detroit spent a
few days :in town, last week..
Mr. and Mrs. Kelhofer and children
:and Mr. and Mrs. S, Brown of Cred-
iton visited at the lioute.of +Mr. J.
Preeter last' week. Mr. Kelhofer. is a
missionary to China and is home on
'furlough
Rev. W. C'. iVIi17et and familyleft
last week- for Newcastle, Pm, where
Mr. Miller has taken a charge and
-where they will make their hone,
"Dungannon.
Mr. Geo. Case left last week for
Bobcaygeon, near where he has ac-
cepted a school,
Miss Margaret Ryan has been vis-
iting her sister in New Liskeard, .
Mr, S. M. Wickens of the Sterling
Bank has been holidaying in Toronto.
Rev, I. A. McKinley., Mrs. McKin-
ley and Miss Irene have returned
front there holiday trip.
Mr. and. Mrs. Fred Ross have- re-
turned from their wedding trip and
the former resumed his duties as
principal of Clio Public saiool last
week.
Mr, and Mr;: W. Henry of Flesher-
-ban spent a few days here recently.
Mr. J. R. McNab spent a few days
in Toronto recently.
Wingham
Miss Viola Tsard 'went down to
I eamingtt:n last week to teach sCiiool,
Miss Norma Dinsley has returned to
Ditroit after stcnding se' eral' weeks
at her home in town '
T Miss McKay of Seaforth was the.
guest last wick of her sister., Mrs, 1..
Kennedy.
Miss :McGill of Toronto has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. (Dr.)' Ilai n-
bly.
Miss Gladys Sparking of Mcaford
.,,,,, has been in town visiting her gaud
-
mother, Mrs. Mooney.
• Mr, Joiin :Alien, son irf Mr. and
11Lrs. Itobt: :Allen, who has been. at.
Tilbury foe some little time, hast
been appointed .cashier of the local
branch of the. Dominion Bank and his
old friends,Welcome atm back to town,
To the Farmers
of Huron Countlj
We are iu the market for oats, hucdk-
wheai, and barley We want all we
can get. Drive right to our ware-
house on the south of . the G.T.R.
track. We bre always at our house.
opposite the Passengerer Station.We e
woll be in the market for fall wheat,
just as soon as the standards are fix-
ed. No mon but a fool would , buy
wheat this year without knowing it
woatld grade. There is one thing you
can, do and must do .if you want the
bent prices for 3005 wheat,Y ou must
dpi your wheat and to do so the
best way is to clean it over with a
fanning mill,. then rake it with, a
common hand rake, and turn it once
or twice and you will then have it
so that von can handle it. Of- course
the most of you have dry wheat; l
and in hopes. to have , the, standard
made broad enough to take in what
little sprouted wheat there.. is and
make it all. go No, 2,but the main
thing for you to do,and you can do
it is to dry your weat, what few of
you have tough wheat.. In old tines.
when 1 had five warehouses I dried
tnan3i thossandds of bushels but we
always bought' it. loam ,enough to Pay
the exprr'se ,of drying. I hope to
make C'hnian `an old-time market
all, kinds of grain in, a .. ,reasonable
-time. . With regard to timothy, seed
we, have succeeded in .bringing
price of of -timothy down at least '$3.00
a bag, notwithstanding the Govern-
ment tax has been increased by war
tax fully. a $1,00 a bag since' last
spring. J. P. Shopped 1C Col sell
my timothy at04.00 a bus. also. W.
Johnson & Co. We also sell it at
the warehouse at $4.50, time in most
,cases if wanted. Bring along your
auris, buckwheat and bailey and. will
'soon ihe ready, for, Wheat.
W. G. Perrin.
Fruit Bulletin.,
'rJ Niagara District Peach season 'now
in full swing and hest varieties.
Peaches, Pears • and Plums a t e
ready for preserving or dessert pur-
poses, Plousekeepers shoold not •
delay, telling their grocers what
fruits to ctder for thein,
Coderich.
Word reached here on Setutaay of
the dearth in Hamilton of Joseph J;
SSught, one of the hest -known tPsi-
dents of Godeticlt rot lover half a esti
tury. Mo. Wright wan about 85 rears
old. As proprietor of 'I104 Point
farm, '0x utiles north on -thelake
Short, for a number of years, " ''Joe"
Wright was well known tltrou koitt
ah
Onii ario' and indeed the vole
ada: Under" anis' nnainagcoient the
Point farm was perhaps one of the
best known summer resorts in the
province:: The late :Mr.. 'Wright was
aotiv'e in the militia at tine time of
the.Fenian Raid, and had always been-
an advocate of progress in the county
military organizations: Ile was ac-
tive also in the town's interests, gen-
erally, for many years, Later• in life
he was proprietor of the Pari:_ house.
NIr, yight is survived by a widow
and a number of 'sons, in prominent
Positions. in various: cities of the
Dominion, - •
Miss Hattie Miller has returned to'
her duties fn Godericli •titer. seending
a weekat the home of her parents,
Mr. and" Mrs' Janes 'Miller,' - tiuroll'
Road. Miss Hattie iS an ever with-,
NI worker.andcapable of any Task
that is set before her. •
Miss Hattie 'Belcher :has returned
from a ;visit of sa,ve:al weeks" in Muss
koka arid ' fs 11111011 improved in
health.
Mr:. Leslie Inksber' has returned to
Lethbridge to complete lilt
With 'the Hudson Bay Conlpariy and
in a• month .will return to train for.
overseas service. Hie only 'brother
Cs in the trenches in b'ranee:
Mrs. W.. Cr, Luker _ ' returned . last
week to her hotiic to Toronto after a
.visit of some weeks with rarer' sister,
Mrs..Robt. H. Johnston.
Dr, and Mrs. Struthers and .little
daughter of Toronto, were the guests
of Itir, and Mrs C, J. harper ro
centhi.
Mrs. Claire Swarts and Miss Lldina
are visiting in. Toronto. this week.
Mr: 'R. R.'Sallows and Miss Verna
havo returned e el 1r n
o fa ! t trip Algon-
quin
o ago
quin Par'ik.
Mrs. J. C. Greig of Seaforth alas,.
in town last week visiting friends.
1VIrs Andrew Porter and little
daughter returned last neck from. a
two months' visit with the lady's
sister, Mrs. (Judge) Nye of Minneso-
ta.
Rev. Dr. Dickie and family returns
ed last week to their hone at Mon-
treal after spending the summer at
Mennesetung .Park,
bit. and Mrs. W. R. Reid have re-
turned to their home in Brooklyn, N.
Y., after a visit with the lady's fath-
er, lir. A. Farrow,
Miss Ilelen Strang of Lenox, Mass,,
and Miss Margaret Strang of 'Toron-
to arrived home last Week to attend
the marriage of their sister,
Miss Edith Irene Blair, daughter of
NIr. and Mrs. W. ,T, Blair of town,
was married on Thursday last to Mr.
Geo. J. C'urrell of 'Toronto. (10 their
return from a wedding' trip they
will reside in Cloderich,
Mr. Walter Nafttl of the, Star was
married on Saturday last • to Miss
Cora F. Sinclair of Perth.
Seaforth.
-Nits K. liroadloot of Hamilton vis-
ited her mother, Mr's. J. 11. Broad -
foot of town, last week for a few
days.
Miss Helen Jautieson o1 13roolfl}ia,
N.Y., has been the guest of hilus
Ethel Beattie.
Miss Effie McCloud has returned to
Detroit after a visit with her moth-
er, Mrs, D. Clark of 'J'3untondi•dlle.
Mrs; L. L. McFaul has been visiting
her 'son, Dr. .J.,II. McFaul of Toron-
to.
iMTr. A., E. Fomes left last week for
Dunnville where be will make his
Bone, having been appointed manager
of the Dunnville Engine Company.
Dr, Aberhart. of 'Toronto has been
visiting his mother, MIS• 1. Aberhart
of town,
Mr. Cleo. Rankin of Philadelphia has
been visiting relatives in 'town and
vicinity recently, It is forty-six
yearn since Mr, Rankin was last in
Seaforth
Mr. and Mrs Dan'itl Scott' of Wor-
cester, Mass., visited his Cousin, Dr,
Scott of town, recently. They made
the trip by. auto and have been tak-
ing in the Toronto Fair,
Mr. and Ma.. 1Jarold Best have re-
turned to their home in Regina, '
Mrs, Mervin and son Cyril have .re-
turned from a visit in Tbironto and
Dermot
Mrs, W. E. Kerslake and Miss
Dorothy have returned from a visit
with friends in Michigan.
Hurrah for Judge Klein.
(Kincardine Review.)
At a public meting, to devise means
for purchasing machine guns at Wier-
-ton recently,'The Echo rePorls as
follows : Judge Klein, whcu happened
to be present, gave a most pr;aetioal
address. Ile told the audience, that lie,
was hrutall3+ frank,; but his -frankness
Was, appreciated 'anet he ', was heard
with pleasure. He stated that it was
ed no purpose to belong to a church
unless we did something .practical and
it was of no Ilse to ''profess our loy-
alty unless we shoved it. Ilis mother
was born in Germany, his father in
Alsace, and the fast national anthem
he: heard was the French. He stated
correctly that we pay : too much at-
tention to Sport, at this time, base -
hall, lacrosse; :;bowling etc: ' The
bowling tournament` in a 'town he
could mention. this year w•oultl cost
$300 and lid thought it should be
withdrawn• and the.money s,:ent in
purchasing a inaellfnc gun. In 1883
he had gone to the, north-west during
the rebellion. Ile belonged . to the,
324• Bruce ands 24.0 men oflet'ed to
go in one Week.'There was . no 'pat-
riotic fund,no •poclis for the' soldiers,..
he closed his office and left his wife
and' child, and at hili own .expeanse.
Went those for three 'ioaonths , hould
nut lues do the same thing' "iiishv 1
He would not buy from any busuntsn',
man who would" not gine to -patriotic
Purposes.
Bluth
Mi, Ed. MelVTillan..lcft last lvoek'foi:
a trip 'Lo the west Tie:intends
;
go-
ing as ;far ao tinortot.
'
Miss ;IIugttes rettitned Inst. week to
n
her home. to Durham after Visiting
her sisiLer, Ihirs. 11000, at the. rectory.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm. ,Stackhouse were
in Toi(fntchist .w
eek. '.
'Nr Mark 'Parkhill is the 'new
nritici bill of. the ;Pubino `relic rl W' nein
1 . I, r A.
opened i on September the first. '
Mrs. • H. (Moan "left last ayeelc for
ilet,l10 to in Windsor,
Ir James Mee: Dbilds ' has been
iu Toronto during the past week,
Miss 'Hilda Grieves has returned to
her 'holne in London. after: a visit with
her aunt,gMrs. James Davis,
.Mr. James Meburchie ' and Misses
Matt and Jean were in Toronto for a
few days, last week,
But, Surely it is Different
in Clinton.
(WinglIam Advance'.)'
there 'are two printing offce;a in
town and the proprietors of both do
their buying at home. Last -week ,a
traveller carrying printing as a side-
line was in town. He got several or-
ders. We would ask those who gave
the orders if they are helping the
.town by sending their money out.
Either , printing office condi have done
the work and we can niy that it
would have teen done as well and as
cheap: -LK ineardine . Reporter,
• -That' same traveller was in Wing -
ham and left Without an `order ?
Well no ! he had a goodly list of
them, and "Wingliam, among other
industries, boasts of havini'g, two of
the best equipped printing offices in
Western Ontario.
On The Honor Ro11.
Walkerton, August 20.—On the door
of the English church is a list cd
twenty-four navies of young Hien who
have enlisted for foreign service from
the congregation cul this church. Tine
pastor, Rev. R. Perdue, has been yer3'
'Zealous in advising the young men, of
his church to enlist and this is the re-
sult.
Three more of Walkerton's citizens
have enlisted 80 far this week. Ev-
erett Truax, who recently lost his
wife after only one month's marriage;
C. P. Nutting, a nnarried man, who
leaves a wife- and four children, and
Thos. Udell, a yaung mantled man,
with one child.
Happenings of Fifteen
Years Ago.
Happenings in Clinton at the
Opening of the C'entttry.
Taken from the Files of The
News -Record of the date
indicated.
Clinton, Sept-. 111h, 1000.
lllr. Hedge:is, 0.T.11 town agent,
sold ono hundred. tickets for Toronto
this week and about seventy. were
sold at the station.
Mr. 1V., T. O'Neil has purchased the
grocery business carried. on for some
time -by 515 1Tdville and took pos-
session 011 '1 ucsday.
JMoney McCaughey W011..tine troph3n
donated by the. Motor and Cyclo
Company in the final race inc), Fri-
day eymiing.
The following two rinks from Clin-
ton are taking part in the big tour-
nament in 1Valkerville this week t
J. Ps Tisclall, Jas. Fair, D, A. For-
rester, G: Simpson, J. ,Johnston, J.
W. Shaw, IL, 11. Combe. '
Wheat 03e to 04e.
Barley 38e to 40c.
Oats 28e.
Peas 57c.
Butter Ise to 16c.
Eggs 11c to 12o,
Live hogs $1.10 to 30.25.
Marriages
III:WSON!-S'I'RANCI—On Sept. 2nd,
• at 0oderich, Jessie Motrison,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs, Strang,
bo Frederick Hamilton Hewson,
New Liskeard.
MACL[:NNAN iiie,LENNAiN — At
Lochalsh on. September 1st, Mary
- McLennan, youngest daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs,. Mrs. F. R.
McLennan cif Goclerlcii, to Alectan-
der• Maclennan, Toronto.
C!URREI;I—BL.\IR—In Codericdi on
e ten of 2udEdith
Irene
u e •t daughter stet of Mr. and
o n da l
} es b
Mos W. J. Blair, to George Jam
es Carrell of Toronto,
Births
0ANDIE11—In Clinton, of September
3rd, to Di'. J. C. and Mrs. dan-
dier, a daughter. •
McT.NTYRE—Int Clinton on Sept. 0111,
to Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Me Intyre,' tt
daughter.
i'I'.RDUE—In Goderich township, ort'
August 30th, to Mr. and 'Vita.
John 'Perdue, a son.
L1WIS—in Winb9tarn of August 31st
to Mr. and Mrs.' A1., Lewis, a
son:
1VMASON-1n. Wingliam, on Aug. 26th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Mason, a
daughter.
LIee-1n Iallett on Aa n st 245 to
,
Mr., and Mrs. Samuel Lee, a
daughter.
GROVES—hi win1`liam o August
S n 6
31st, to Seegt. henry and
Mrs, Craves, a daughter.
Deaths.
CL0FF—in Goder:ich township, mi.
Seed. 2nd, John Chili, aged 74
years and 6 months,
14_RIeMLJN—In Clinton on Sept. 1511),
Margaret Pe'duc, relict orf• the
late "I'lionas 'Freml!n, aged '73
yi.ars,
AR,MS'L'RONCt—in Morris township
on August 24th, Jennie 'M:c1S.cnzie,.
wife • of Robot Armstrong, in her
4.71h year.
Goderich Township
Ai,,the last ineeti tg of the. • tofn-
I
slit council 3ieaste. 11. 1C. Revell'
P 1
and. Gec . Laittiwaibc 'resented
u a
1
petition, of over fifty signature's in-ao4
cordance with the Noxious Wdot'sAct
to have council appoint a weed in-
spector. The matter was left over
until 'the Octob'er me ting when (3unt-,
l i c
e7 m tens s to, the necessary by-
law. In rile meantime council re --
quests that each pa"thniastea: have ilio
weeds cut onhis road division as per
sbatltte. , Each ratepayer - should be
responsible for .the cutting 01 the
weeds in, front of his owe prorer y,
The taxes which are as follows will
be about the same as last ,)rear with
the exception of the, additional war
tax. : County 2 8-10 mills, 'township
2 4-10, general 'school 2 mills, war
tax 1 3-10 mills.—N, W. Trewartba,
Clerk,
STOVi's`S FOR ;St\Ll];-0N1 COAL
heateralmost new and oxo wood
cook.—Win, Walker, Iiigh street, -01
PATRIOTIC MEETING
ie. the Council C'iianiber at 3 -
o'clock on
Friday day Afternoon r.
C noon This
Week
An: important meeting. Let
the metnbers rally,
Re -Opening
oL' the Ontario St, l}pworth
League on
Next Monday Evening
MUSICALE AND PHOTO-
GRAPTIIC.
Come and Guess WVlio's Who.
P.S.—Social Committee will serve
3,ou well.
YOUR CLOTHES C'LI.ANED, RE -
paired and Pressed and at the
shortest possible notice. Both Lad-
ies' and Gentlemen's clothes. We
guarantee to do good work. Alae
having bought a • machine I ant pre-
pared to French Dry Clean Ladies'
Suits, Gent's Suits and all ]buds
of woolen clothing including Sweat-
ers, eta :All orders promptly at-
tended to. Rooms over Grigg's
jewelery Store,—Win. J. Jago, —55
HOUSE TO RENT. --A COMFORT -
able furnished house at coiner of
Huron and North streets to rent
for the • winter months or longer.—
Apply to Mrs. Hessian.. —100
510TORC.1. C L11 FOR SA LE. — A
single cylinder, :1 -horse power "111-
dian" motorcycle for balk- at a -
bargaiu.—A. V. Quigley.
QUA 1i'CIi14-t(BE LOT FOR SALE
on North Street. Stone cellar. Will
be sold cheap.—Aptly to Mrs. Mar-
tin O'Donnell. —01
ABOUT GRAFTING.—Lang string 1
got an oxpei.tcnced man to put- my
Plum trees in order and to show
the difference between grafting and
Miring, young 'trees. The grafts costs
5 cents,, the new tree from 25 to 35
cents. The former will bear in 1
war, I:he young tree in front 3 to b.
One 01 my grafts is already six feet
long.—Santos H. 1lcnvs;:n.
F013 SIAL 1,.—A SET OF SINGLE
Harness and a Light 13ugb3'. Terms
to snit.—Apply to Wallis and Lang-
ford, Ford Dealers, Clinton. —99
FOR SALE.—THE UNDERSIG NED
has a limited quantity of fall wheat
for seed. This held was claimed to
be the best field of 1411 wheat be-
tWeen Wingliam and Leaden it is
clean and free from smut. -Frank
Tyndall, R.R. No. 4, Pismc 2 on
102. ---99
FOR, SALE. -18L ACRES OF LAND
more or less, on the 13111 con. of
TTullett, pari of lot 39. There is a
good frame house with stone cellar
full size. Baht 32x30 witli fou
stalls under. Good youngorchard.d.
There are ttvo frame buildings on
the place which will he sold with
the place or separately. • One is
24x'3.6 and the other 10x30.—For
further: particulars apply to R.
Morrison, R.R. No, 1, Auburn P'.
0. -39
IOUS.E AND LOT ON DUNLOP ST.
for sale.—Ono and one-half story
frame, seven roolits. Waterworks
and 'soft water. Quarter acre land
with ,a.number of fruit trees. Stable,
- The grope 1434 is in good condition
and will be sold at a reasonable
price.—herb, Alexander,. -9G.
FAltltl .IFOR. SALJG OR TO RENT.
What, is hest known as the Robert
Marshall farm' on the Bayfield Road,
is o miles south of Clinton is offer-
ed for sale or to rent, for a terns of.
one or three years. 175 acres, in.
Pod state of cultivation, good
bank barn and frame hoose. About
six acres of good young orchard.
Possession given middle of .:March
next,' 1)101 renter or purchaser can.
get on to do fall plowing. Apply
to P'• H. Powell or Wen.' Glenn, Ex-
ecutors, Clinton P. 0. -07
CALVES FOR. SALE.—A 'NUMBER
just received, -:'apply to. W. Marquis,
R. 0, No, 1, Clinton. ?Iloilo 14 , on
50, -80.
FOR SALP,i—TEAT WELL - SIT
noted house at the cornet of Ras -
Ian and Rattenbuty street's iS offer-
ed 'for sale, Eleatric light,' water-
works and "soft water, Stabler Wi11•
bo sold at a bargain to settle -up,
the Briclkendee Estate.—Apply' at
Jacob Taylor's office. -=99
14'O -R SALE: - '4 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, 1-lolneSville, —94.
FOR RENT. -100 -ACRE FARM ON
the Bayfield Road, 21.\• miles south
of Clinton. Well cultivated, good
brick house, bank barn and other
buildings. '1'wo wells on place. Or-
chard. For further particulars ap-
ply to—M,is. John Wiggintoa, Olin-
-bon,, P.O., Box 231. -90.
HENS AND BROILERS WANTED,
highest market price will be paid.-
• W. Marquis, R. R. 1, Clinton, or
Phone 14 on 60. —87
SVM EE?IOTEL,0KNOWN AS THE
Commercial, situated 'on Lake Hur-
on, will' he sold reasonable as • the
proprietor intends to give up' the
business. For particulars apply to
H. 'Darrow, Bayfield, Ont, —86.
HOUSE FOR SALE.—THE PRO -
perry of the late Mrs. Thos, East.
Frame, 7 roosts, good cellar with
cement floor, wood shed and chicken
pen, all in good repair, 11 fruit
trees, apples, plums, cherries and
pear.—Apply to H. Wiltse, Phone
40. —80
APPLES
WANTED !
I will begin operations
in my;
Evaporator
Bayfield
•curl Wednesday ' morning,
September 8th, and - will
pay the highest market
price for apples—Peel,er's
and Chops,
EDWARD MERNER,
Hayfield,
nitry
a ted
Now that the poultry fattening
season is approaching we are in a
position to handle atl1 your poultry
at top market prices.
New Laid Eggs
We are still paying a premium for
large clean new laid eggs not over
four Clays old, It will pay you to
tape the very Lest* care of your eggs
and sell them to us where you re-
ceive city prices for choice quality.
Have you tried Guttn's Easificst
Shortening ? Better and cheaper than
lard. Now is the time of year to
use our cured meats. A fresh sup-.
ply received weekly,
Seed Wheat
If you want good seed wheat that
will gtov—call on 115 before you buy
elsewhere:
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The lip -to -date Firm.
CLINTON.
N. W. Trewartha, Wm. Jenkins
Spioo Qiiality
Spice quality will determine the
success of your pickles -anti preserves.
The pickling season is vvitls us
tone again. • No housewife wants to
take chances on having her pickles.,
spoiled by poet ingredients. The
kind, we 'sell cad 'be depended • on.
C ialits is the feature or ours,
,Spices and Vinegar.
$ar.
1n hulk spices we have an excellent
assortment, including ground allspice,
cloves, celery seed, _ mustard seed,
tumeric, curry powder;,, ginger and
whole mixed shoe.
Whole pickling spice will be in
special demand. We have a, quality
article at 40 cants a lb,, also. 5 and
10 oent packages.
If pickles are to keep tlio qualit'y'of
tL•,e' Vinegar must be good. It is
false economy to biiy poor vinegar
because it 05 a , few a0nts less. We
have Ileinze's special Molding ,vinegar.
Don't forget settlers, rings and seal-
ing 'wax.
I -Ii gbest 'Price Paid for Batter.
and Eggs.
Johnson.*. CO...
The Store of Qualtiy.
Successor to S. Barr, '. Phone 111.
?atone orders- promptlyn attendbd to,
THE CIJ1111Efl STO E
R
Live and Let Live
The Spice flakes the
Pickles.
Have you ever .alserf 1 that some
` pickles and meat "sauces- have 1111-
-'fe,rent flavors from others. The
cause lies in the spice a -ed vinegar
used,'
OUR MIXED' PICKLING!- SPICE.
as well as our other spices -are sel-
ected with the utmost .circ. You
can not go wrong in u'sing therm,
ALL SPICE.
Cinnamon, whole or ground„
Cloves,, whole or ground. Curry
Powder, Mace Turmeric, Celery
Seed, Whole „Mixed Pickling Spice,
All kinds of good quality vinegars
to select from. •
We have the. Perfect Seal and
Crown Brand C4eli2s.
E. E. HUNNIFO D
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LIVE AND ., LET LIVE GROCER.
Anything
You
WANT
DONE IN THE LINE OF
ROOFING, EAVETROUGH-
ING. PLUMBING, HEATING,
LIGHTNING RODS, ETC.
CALL AND GIET OUR PRIC-
ES.
ALWAYS BEST, OFTEN
CHEAPEST.
BYAM & SUITTER
Sanitary Plumbers. Phone 7.
Western University,
London.
Income Doubled—now $75,000.
Another Largo Addition to
Faculty and Equipment in
Arts and 5Iedicino,
GREATLY INCREASEII ENROL
MENT IN VIEIV.
, Write for particulars to
•dem
E. E, BRA:ITTIR'AITE, M.A., Ph. D.
PRESIDENT.
The, Clinton Garage
Open All Night,
The season is now au for
Gasoline Stoves. iVhy not buy
filtered gasoline out of our
Bowser: pump, which passes the
gasoline through fine screens
and a filter, Prices always the
lowest,
SYe keep on hand a stack of
Automobile Supplies and Bicy-
cle Repairs and do all kinds of
repairing promptly and at a
reasonable charge.
Auto Livery in connection.
J. 1-i. PAXMAN
CEUNT 1
We have on hand a car-
load of Portland Cement and
all orders for same will be
filled promptly.
JOHN HUTTON,
LONDESORO.
CREAM WAN'T'ED. - DAIRYMEN
having cream to sell write to us
for cans. We supply two"cans free.
Pay all express charges and issue
cheques is
q s tw t o 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,
areful-ly'weighed, sampled and tested oie
arrival and 'statement returned.
Those in the vicinity of Kinburn
-may leave their cream with , Mr. '
Halt who will deliver it here.
Write for eats and give ue a trial.
—The Seaforth. Creamery, Bos 480,
Seafortb.
Fruit
If you will not try
Roman. Meal to aid
indigestion how
about some fruit to
increase, your indi-
gestion ? . To help
you we have all the
f r u i t s i ri season:
Watch f o r peaches,
now special p r ices
and especially good
quality.
W. T. O'Nei1
• CHIMNEY. TOPS.
It's a trade to build a good chim-
ney anti. to repair a roof. It takes
more than a sheet of notal, a hot
iron and solder, it requires exper-
ience. If your cliintnen does not draw
well send for us and we will put it in
order ; if your roof leaks we'll mend
it.
ALL KINDS OF TINNING
we do well and reasonably.
It is your assurance of
perfect satisfaction in
old or new welt. In-
sist on. getting, Canada
C'ertrent, A full stock
on hand at all. times.
Hemlock silts cut to order.
Shingles xxx and xxxx.
SI tee° and pine dressed sidings and
floorings..
Metallic building materials,
Lehigh Valley coal,, all sires.
Steam coal.
Smitlting coal.
Tile, all sizes,' either in the yard
or :delivered on the job.
Cedar posts all sixes.
14 -inch slabs, a bargain.
Anyone in the; market for an31
the above lines will do well to,
JOHN B. MUSTARD
Bruce el
fl d,
Phono11,on 149.'
THOS. HAWKINS.
Phone 63.
ARTISTIC
J. G. CRICII, THE RELI-
ABLE DECORATOR, MAKES A'
SPECIALTY OF CHURC1If:S,
LODGE ROOMS AND PRIVATE
RESIDENCES. HIS ADDRESS
is 400 DOWNIE St., STRATFORD
A Drop in
Kindling
A LARGE STOCK ON HAND.
WILL BE SOLD CHEAP
'PHI NT '' C
'PHIS MONTH . '.lo CLEAR
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FOR CASH ONLY.
Leave your orders for Fer-
tilizer and Potash for your
root crop. We will mix it for '
you at the store.
— I
North End 'Feed Store.
Frank k W. Evans
A General Delivery Done.
Terms: Cash. Phone 197,
Are You
Troubled with
e
ieadach s
1;
If so the cause rimy y be eye ; -
strain and in that event a
. pair of properly ' fitted
glasses will bring relief and
cure. It is worth trying. < "
l.i .
Come to us and we will
make a careful test of your
eyes and tell you what is
the ;matter and what you
need.
In our long exeriehco. •rn''
p _
the Optical business • we
have made a great .number
of examinations and' it is.
a source of much pleasure 1
for us: to 1•now that our
flutings have invariably,
givengreat satisfaction.
If "yolk oyes ' bother;; -3100•
come to us and'.learn'
reason' why,,
A. 4.I. GRIGG
Optician
Jeweler and Issuer of Marriage
Lieeilses,
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