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• .0*Muell Will littron -
County ToWnabli)s Give?
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co3lingivc,94 Teoffriellip Counell, ctileY
Comity, oe Saturday decidedto make
• ea Speelal levy of 'three mills'. on title
'c dollar fot lie Canadian Patriotic -
and Red' Cross Soreeliy and ale
• so te eerelre a spe,iiai ,criavafesof the
norierateipayees. ' The leejt and ,eaii.-.
• V55 WI11lirceleee $e,000.
On ehe seventh day of this men%
'the Township C'euncil cd Ileellace in
:Perth Collet), decided to make, a
contributioa of $5,0e0 to the patrica
.What do ille Town:shills of Heron
•eComety pulePose doing
Your Home News -Paper.
T• here is one stronghold in every.
. community that the mail order hong°
has not been aide to reach. This is
-the home Wawa nevespaper. In the
•'face of all kinds of bribery, the home
'newspaper has stood ite grounds foli
forty years and steadily refueed' the
eadvertising patronage of the mail or-
dey :houses. Right now millions are
being spent by the "catalogue kings'
•'in a continuous attempt to secure ,as
an ally ther home town newspaper.
But the country editor is standing
solid by his home community. He re
-
juin to "sMI out" to the enemy. He
-tures down all kinds of inducements.
•-Let us think of this tlie next eime
we are tempted to dieker with the
...enemy of oer home ' town. Let us
take the stand taken by our news -
'paper. Let as refuse to be bribed by
a seeming; bargain. -Exchange,
Bluth
The newly-oeganized band is making
*good progress and has been engaged
O. play at the fall (air.
Mr, P. f): Henry, who has been
Choir leader in St. Andrew's church
for some months past, has gone to
New York 'City where he intends go-
ing into opera work.
Mr. Luxton Hill has purchased ai
new car, a Maxwell. •
Mr: Fred Haggett. and Miss Yvonee
have returned from • Pigeon, Miele,
where they have been visiting friend's.
Mr. Thomas Laidlaw, a highly es-
teemed resident of time, Passed away
on Saturday week after a year's
itt-
ness. The "Lairilaws were the seventh
family to settle in, Morris township.
He had been a, resident of Myth for
•fifteen years.
Mr. J. G. Moser of Waterloo was a
visitor in lelyth on Labor Day,
Dungannon.
Mr. and. Mrs. I. !Kilpatrick 'of Chi-
cago were guests at the home of Mr.
David Sproul of West Wawanosh for
a few days last week.
Miss 011ve Grey of Cloderich town-
ship visi ted Mrs, II. Bellamy last
week.
Mr. Roht. J. NfeMath of Detroit
has .been here visiting his sistet.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Sanderson Were
in Toronto at the Exhibition.
. Mrs. 8 R S'anderson i$ visiting
friemls in Gait.
Mr. Roy- Medd of the Union Bank,
e Seederich has hem holidaying at his
2 'hole e here.
Mr. Cecil Treleaven had his right
0}13 lid pierced with o pitehtoek at a
threshing at Mr. George Irwin's one
day recently, lie and his brother
Harvey were working in the straw
When the latter's fork struck Cecil
in the cj'e, but happily it missed the
eyeball. •
Mr. W. 0, Brown, a pioneer of
this section, passed away oa Monday
ot laat week at the age of seventy-
one years.
, Mrs, Jones of Wales, mother of
Mrs. (Rev.) 11, R. Williams; was a
passenger on the S. S. Hesperian
which was teepedoed off the coast of
Ireland. MIs. Jonee was coining out
to visit her daughter and Mr. Wil -
hams intended going to Montreal to
meet lice, She was among the sur-
vivors at Queenstown and cabled her
,deughter to that effect, though of
course she lost everything except
'what she had on at the time.
Mr. Ed. Deenin left laet week to
take up his duties as principal of the
Kincardine High School. '
Mr. Fred Ross has Purchased Mr,
'T. G. Allin's reeidence and will 'take
possession very shortly.
Mr, L, S. Palmer of Goderiele for-
merly proprietor of the Duaganeoa
News and step -father of the erasent
proprietor, died alter a &hat illnecre
on Friday week. The funeral took
place to Dungannon cemetery.
Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wilson returned
to New •e'orlc; last week after a visit
with the lads parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Southgate, •
Miss Minnie Laidla,ev, eveia has just
-returned from a very pleasant trip to
the weet, was in toevn reemetly
leg naR-
on old Stiencle,
Mrs. Acheson of Goderich has been.
vieiting her daughter, Mrs. • Ji 0.
Greig,
Mr. and MI'S, John ,Landesboxough
left last week for Toronto enrollee
lox their home in 'Winnipeg after a
visit of some months with 'friends
bereaboute.
I1 Official Fruit Bulletin
Fruit Branch --Dept. of Agriculture
Not many days left for securing the
best of Peaches and Plums. 00AW-
ford and El berta peaches are obtain-
• able at moderate prices, but permit
action will be neeees to ebose wish-
ing a supply of these ,delieioue,
healtn giving fruits. Ibis i rn OeSei ble
to have too much fruit in our Cana-
dian winters, The Red Cross Socie-
• ty would be grateful for a few jars
• for our boys in France, and ehe Ov-
erseas Oluti has promised to l000k
after delivery, Every Clanadian
Imesewife should put down ale the
fruit -especially Peaches and Plume
that she can possibly afford;
Clinton News -Record
• Local News.,
TIONORED 808 BRANGeRY.,
Pte. , Verne Gledhill, geandsole ot
'Mt. jeese Gledhill. of , Banmillet, lies
been Warded a Distinguilehed See -
vice Medel tot IltaserY on tee battle-
field. He is thee/list the Can-
adians teem this section to be thus
' honored but will peobably 110.44 to
the last. Dur Canadian 'boys are not
aaeleirig in bravery nor in. Initiative..
Congratulations are in oeder to. Mr.
Gledhill and hie 'relatives,
NvISIT FROM DEACONIlISS.
, Miss MacArthur of the Deaconnese
Training School, Toronto, gave a
most initerehting address', explaining
blie conduct of the echool and als• o
sonic .al the work of the geaduatese
befoee a meeting of -the Girl's Chili
of Willis church on Monday &Waning.
BUSS Wihie 0NsiI, president of the
Olubs'plealded and Melees Barbara
IVIelver and Elsie Farquhar eontribut,.
ed to the musical. past of 'Me 'Pro-
gram. The was a good turnout of
the members and otbers and at the
close of the program light refresh-
ments wece served, as is the custom
at each incinehly meeting of the Club.
ENTERTAINED -ST'UDENTS,
Wesley church Epwottli League re-
commenced its weekly meetings after
O summer maces by entertaining the
• teachersein-trainieg froth tl:e Model
school, and the students of the School
of Commerce on Monday ceening. The
first part of the evening was taken
up by the making of "Home News"
budgets from clippings from the
eouney etess COT the soldier's at the
trent after which e pleasant sobia1.
hour was spent, the social coMmilitee
serving ice cream and cake. 1VIrs. T.
E. East sang' "We'll Never Let the
Old Flag Fall," all joining in the
chorus, and Miss Rands react a re-
cent letter from a soldier wall Grown
bo many, Mr, Colville, clueing the ev-
ening. The gathering broke, . by
the singing of the notional anthem ,
LITTLE LOCALS,
A motor bus load of ladies, mem-
bers of the Willis church W.M.S.
and; others, went to, ' Seafortli 011
Tuesday to attend the Presbyterial
meeting.
A large numbee of Clinton citizens
.went to London on Teesday to at-
tend the Fair. A special train ser-
vice was put on for the first part of
the week.
The Women's InStjtute meets next
Thursday afte*noon at the home of
Mrs.. 0, H. Holland. A. paper on
Women of. the Bible" will be
read by las. Fairfull. Music, also.
fe PrineiPal of the, Model School
lanning for a big patriotic entee-
mat by the pupils in the nexti
week's, It will probably be held
10 110W rink,
oft Morning 1 Dors your eub read
date ahead
T TO LACROSSE MATCH,
SSTS. Paxman, W. L. Johnson,
y
('ouch, W. S. R. Holmes, C.
01)e/1 and Andrew Steep motored
Ingham 011 Friday and took the
there tor Orangeville vliere they
seed 1110 laeroshe match between
town and Weigh:am. The result
O match was a szore of 8-10 in
of Orangeville. It was a gala
for Orangeville alleteetlice. The
ow society took advantage of
ceasion to 80.11 roseson the
ds, a tidy sum being realized,
he g01e receipts amoun ted to
which was pretty good for a
town like Orangeville, and
s that lacrosse., Canada's na-
game, has still many admirere.
O way, an old lacrosse player
tin remarked the other day that
eason the game had langueshed
the past, few yearn was 1)0-
1he present day young 111011 is
zy to play it. What say the
ming men ?
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THE FOUNTAIN SET UP,
Tha 110W fountain has heen set up
in !the marlret square. and, the con -
hoot -ions being naade is already
playing. The fountain is large
and imposing looking hub of course
it cannot look its best until the
square is properly leveled off and
sodded oc grassed. When that is
done, however, and the library build-
ing finiehed few towne of Oenton's
size will be able to boaet of so
handsome a public square.
A visitor enquired not long since
"if the town used the market squate
for a dump heap, for all aeon -mule -
'Hors of rubbish." Co an outsider,
one who looked at the present . and
noi - with hopeful ayes into the future
as all dor] citizens have been en-
deavoring to do all this swifter,
suck might easily have been thought
to be the ease, But the long -hoped-,
foe collies at last and by next sum-
mer the square will be a thing ox
beauty, and even this fall wehole)
to see it tale on an ever-inereasing
appearance of neatnes's,
WILLIS CI-1URCE.
Speciat arrangemente here been
made lot another enthusiastic Rani'
Day in the Sunday school. on Sept.
201,11, Indications point to a capacity
congeegabion in the auditorium of the
church thee day as Was the case last
year.
- The. minister, Ilev. F. 0. I-Ia,reer,
reterred in happy terms to the taste-
fully redecorated lecture -room of the
Miura, effeetively carried out during
the vacation by the SPonaen's ASFi)el-
ation.. Willie chureh hae a "school-
toonl that tor brightness and coo-
venience and colouring is one of the
beet in, the coillitY•
'ReV, James Argo of ,Egmondville
will preach at the mornieg service
next Sunctay. 18r. Tiarpet -will speak
at the annual thantr-orteeing meeting
of the W.M,S„ at Egmoneville in the
rearning, and will occupy eis own
pulpit at. Willie cheech in the even -
A delegation of over thirty from
this eltureh attended the annual Pres-
byterial of the Women's MisaiollarY
Society at Seater% en Tuesday
last,
•,G0derich.
• Miea Mired 'Oanipion' has • eati reed
to eler „litene -et 13rafitclerd. Jeerer.' a
vieit vvitli Mrs, HeldeulnIV.-
Miss Peale Knox has retained frora
O visit in Toconto.. ,
Miss Norma Whitely* liae •letuthed
alter a etay wider friende at Roches -
Mr, Pl. Dowling •of Leamington
formerly of ticievh, was here last wee
Mr's. A. Armstrong', returned las
week to her 'twine in Terontee after
visit with her, son, Mr, II, Arm
strong,
Misses Jellnie' ancl ' Beatrice 'kelt
have retutned from a visit with 1111e1sister in Chicago. -
Rev. Dr. C. A. Seeger of Vancouv
er has been yieiting • the parenta
home in town, having, 001110 east to
attend the General. Synod. .
The Henry family left ' last week
for their home at Windsor after
weeding the summet at their resi-
dence,, Cottage, They went
110ille by motor.
Mr. Ernest Porter of town., who
qualified a$ a lieu.tenant but who was
tired of waiting for a correnissioe,
(10115115(1ae a private the Army
Nfecifeal Corps and has gone to Nia-
g;ara to train.
Mrs, Salk of Chicago, with her
daughters, Mary and Ijilian, have
been visiting her aunte, the Misses
O'Neil of town. -
Miss. Clara Leighton of Lansing,
Mich., has been the guest of Mrs. 10,
W. Doty. -
Mrs., J. L. Killoran and babyMary
have returned from an ertended visa
with friends at Vancouver.
Councillor MeClinton has tesigeed
Ms seat.
Miss Jeanette Ruth, daughter of
Mee. W. A, Rhymes, was married
last week to Mr. Thomas H. Mitchell,
secretary of the Dominion Road
Nlacliinery Company.
Good Morning ! Are yon a News -
Record Subscriber ?
ST.• PAUL'S 0
m ,
' Tile woee ,of the , of §t
•Pael'e chureh ,inejte all, Membere of
the ceagregationsto the Owen Mein -
oriel Hall NfoedaY evening, to an, in-
formal receptiort. to meet the rector
and Min. ficertheort,
MRS. J. JokaNsToN1,. WHO HieS
1, takee over the agency for the SPir-
t 00(0811 and who has Met re-'
a turned from Torontci where a large'
-• school' of aorsetiesS converted foii
four days, is prepared to meet the
h eeeds of all old and new custom -
r • ere, The Spirella is "different?' ;
• a perfect -fitting, ilexible, • made -to-
- order 0005111), allowing evety 1115180011 • full PlaY, Cell and ask Mrs. John-
ston about; cossets awl accessoriee,
-02
Happenings of Fifteen
Years Ago.
Happenings in Clinton at the
Opening of the Century.
Taken from tbe Files of The
News -Record of the date
indicated.
Clinton, Sept. .13th, 1.1400.
Mr. John Medd hal °Petted w barbet
shop in the Palace Block.
Mr, John Tedford has returned from
a three -weeks' trip to Manitoba.
Mr, Wm. Hale of Chicago has been
visiting his sister and brother in
town and at the flaledlidout camp
at the lakeside.
Mies Lucas of Ararkdale is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. L. Pathe
at the rectory.
Wheat 33e to 114c.
Oats 28c.
Braley 38c,
Butter 15c to 10e.
leggs 11.c to .12e.
Live Hogs 06.111 to 00.25:
arriage
W'E I EN'N.Theacte - in Clin ton, on
Sept, 1501, by 1101'. 'Ts
Phoebe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Richard Jennison, to Fred Weir
of Swift tiurrent, Seek,
MIT CI-TELL-R[1Y N AS -In Ciodexich
oti Sept, 801, J carrel te Ruth,
daughter of Mrs. 1Vil1iven Rhynam,
'to Thomas Henry Mitchell, all of
Coderiell.
KELLEY-PURCELL-At Richmond
Hill, on August 23r1, Stella,
daughter of 1101, Baines Purcell of
Sealottle to William Kelley,
LAMB-R013INSON-in Wingham on
Sept. 701, Wm. Lamb, to Lily,
youngest daughter of Mts. Isabelle
Robinson,
Births
CATZTWRIGFIT-in lfullett, on Sept.
9115, to Mr, and Mrs. James Carte
wriggle, a son.
SANDERSON-On the Base Line,
Goiter:lel' township, on Sept.
llth, to Mr. and Mrs. George
Sanderson, a daughter., . •
WILKINS-In Goderiela on Septem-
ber 6th, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Wilkins, a son.
JOYN'T-In Feginondville on Sepe,
8th, to iVir. and Mrs, A:P. Joynt,
a daughter.
CURRIE-In East' Wawanoeh, on
Sept. 3rd, to Mr. and Mrs. David
Currie, .a eon. •
Deaths
HES,SIAN-Tri Clinton, on Sept. 9111,
Sarah Foster, WidOW of the lat6
Thomas Hessian, in her .0901 year,
G'ISAI-IANI-In Goderich tovveship, on
Sept. 12tli, Florence Beatrice
Hicks., only daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. 111. 1S. Graham, aged 9
monthe and 24 days,
PAIRSERVICE--In Hullett to wn-
ship, on Sept. 13t11, Thomas P'air-
• Service, Sr, in his 8Ist year.
COMBE-Iir Clinton, on Septembet
111111, Agnes IVIlity Barre, 'widow
of the. late Janice II. Combo.
WALTERS-At 13enmIller oe Sept,
41111, Chailes Walters, aged 81
years and 5 months.
NORIVIA.N-in 'least Wawanoeh, on.
Sept. let, John teleplay Norman,
aged 61 years and, 3 month's.
PRETWEL,L-In Wiegliarn on SePt,
3erl, George Fret well, .reged 91.
years. ,
• McKillop pe Sept. 81111,
Martha Brow, relict rd the late
William Fiogg1 aged 811 years and
monehs.,
A LAWN SOCIAL WILL BE WILD
oceincetion with the Baptist
Church on the lawn of Me. Chas.
Bell, Mary- 'street, on Friday pen,-
ing, Sept. 17t11. Tea Will be eirved
from, five entil seven e'clOok, A
good program has been arranged for
the remainder of the evening. Ad-
mission, adults 25c, children 160.
Peoceeds 01 aid of the Parsonage
nine, 02-1
LOST. -ON SATURDAY A TOBAC-
CO Pouch containing 08.5e. A liber-
al teward will be given for its
reeovery,---I-L Carrick, -02
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WANTED. -A. 'DOG, EITHER SHEP-
herd or: Collie preferred, nee 1(10101
one year old. 'State erten. Apeiy
at News -Record office 00 write I'.
0. lIoS 267, Clinton, -02
FOR SALE.-TIill BUILDING 1008
1115013 used as a eardiag mill at
Walkerbure, d'ownship of, efullett,
is offered for sale. The ream 13 a
Splendid one, two steriee, 24 x 30.
, -R. -Motrison., R. R. Nd, 1,
Auburn, -02
FARM FOR SALE. -LOT 33, CON.
1, Tuckeesrnielf, containing 100
acres, frame house., bank barn, 6
acres' liatdwood heel), p511 svaterea,
mei meetly sexted for pastuin. For
terms, etc., apply to A. F. JOiinS,
Owner, 1485 DanfortlfeAve., Toron-
to. 02-2
10011 SALE—THE 'UNDERSIGNED
has a limited quantity of fall wheat
for seed. This nehl was claimed to
be the hese field. of fall wheat be-
tween 1Vingliam. and London. It is
clean oral free tepee sraut.-Prank
Tyndall, 88. No. 4, • Jennie 2 on
102. -06
HOT_TSE AND LOT ON DUNLOP ST,
for sale. -Ono and one-half story
frame, 501,011 TOOMS. Waterworks
and 'soft water, Quarter acre land
with -a 011031)50 01 fruit trees. Stable.
The, property is in good condition
and will be sold at a reasonable
priee.-Herb. Alexander, -90,
FARM FOR SALE 011 TO RENT. -
What is best known as the Robert
Marshall farm On the Bayfichl Road,
two miles south of Clinton is offer-
ed tor sale or to rent for a term of
one or three years. 175 001,5 in
good State of cultivation, good
bank barn ana fraine'honee, About
six acres ot good jelling. orchard.
Poseeeelon given micelle of March
next, but renter or purchaser can
get on to do fall plowing. Apply
to le IL Powell or Wm. Glenn, Ex-
ecutors, Clinton P. 0. -97.
CALVES FOR SALE. ---A. NUMBER
just recoil -ed. -Apply to W. Marquis,
R. R. No. 3 elibtou. Phone 14 on
60. -80.
CLEAR' N CI- AUCTION SALM
Farm, Farm. Stock and implemerr
-111r. Thotnas .Pertnington will s
by public auction on the premise
Let 14, Maitland Concession C'
bora, on Monday, Sept. 2711i, co
menging at 1 o'clock sheep. T
farm consists of 90 acces of go
land, nearly all ia an extra II
state tie cultivation, with buildin
and feces hi excellent repel
There is 013010 4, acres or oreha
most of it just commencing to bea
Th0 farm will be sold on vet
reasonable terms', which will
an.nounced at time ot sale, posse
slo11 will be given at mice ; also tl
following 0 coolemptemente, etc.
Hoesee-j draft mare 9 yeaee 015
1 (holt gelding 3 years all. sired 1
Nott's horse, 1 dealt colt 2 year
old by Nett's horse, 1 draft fillY
years old by Nott's horse, I. delve
1 years old by Mi. ClIof, ji col
4 menthe old, general puepose
Cattle -3 eteers. .3 years all 1, sitee
2 years old, ,1 fat cow 5 years old
2 steers 1 Year all 1 heifer 1 yea
old, 3 heifer calves., 2 steer calves
.0ows-I cow 5 years old suppose(
to be in calf, h cow 4 years old,
CpiVS 3 years old. Pigs -1 sow sup
posed to be in Pig, .1 sow and lit
ter, -11 Slips, 70 honk and chickens
I -farness -2 heavy Lute of harness, 2
light sets of harecss, Implements, -
1 6 -foot biridee, Maseey-liarris
nearly new, 1 Deeiring mowet 30111
pea harvester, 1 Deering hay rake,
1 steel Toiler, 1 spring -tooth culti-
vetor, I riding plow, 1 aouble-fur-
row plow, 1 walking plop, Ji wagon
With hoe, I hey arid stock rack
combined, 2 sets bob Sleighs, 1 sat
of harrows, 1 cutter nearly new, 1
top buggy nearly new, 1 sniffier, 1
root drill, 1 Massey-Haryis 11-11ee
1 tanning mill , I grind s tone,
1 wheel harrow, e set of ateek
Scales 3000 lbs.; .1 set 'counter seal -
es 240 Its., 2 root puipers, 18 cords
a weed 1.0 inches lone, turnips,
corn and potatoes, applee sad, on
trees, hay, seed oats, rye, forks,
shovels; ehaine and other articles.
Hoeeehold Furniture; -1 cream sep-
arator, I Dahty churn No, S, 1 coal
or wood range, e Wood heater, 1
jcvita:tyttlirieheilletus
,nl.b hbeertseolkief asI
vinegnoor_.,
pr le tor is giving up , f arm hig,
Teems sums ed e10 end un-
der, 00(51 1; °See that amount aix
months' credit will be given on fur-
nishing' approved joint notes, A
discount at the rate -of ei51 per
emit. pe1 annum aelovVed for cash
oil, Credit amOunte,-Thomas Pen-
nington, Proprietor ; 0 -unary,
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MOTORCYCLE FOR SALI5. — A
elagle cylindee, 4-horso power "11). -
dint" motercycle foe saile at a
hargain.-Apple at the Counnercial.
Hotel. • -013
FOR SA/X.-THAT WELL SIT-
uated houee at the corner 01 Rag
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Ian and Rattenbury etreet's l offer -
ea for sale. Eleatic light, waiter;
works and sett water, Stabie. Will
be sold at a bargain to settle un
the Brielrenden Eska/I.-Apply at
Jaeob Taylor's office. -20
FOR SALE. -- e TOTING DRIVER
three years pas,t Well broken and
not seared of autos, they don't
bother her a bit. -Also one buggy in
good shapes -George Ladd, Section
Foreman, ffolmesville, -91.
FOR RENT. -100 -ACRE 10A.RM ON
the Hayfield Road, 211 miles south
of Clinton. Well milli/rated, good
brick house, . bane barn and other
buildings. Two wells en place. Or-
chard, For further particulars ap-
ply to -Mrs, John Wigginton,, Clin-
ton, P.O. Box 231, -96.
HENS AND BROILERS WANTED,
highest_market price will be paid. -
W. Marquee, R.11. 1, Clinton, or
Phone 11 on 06. • -87
SUMlefEle HOTEL, KNOWN AS THE
Commercial, dituated on Lake Hue -
on, will be sold reasonable as the
proprietor intends to give up the
business. For particulars apply to
H. Darrow, Hayfield, Ont. -86.
APPLES
WANTED!
I will begin operatioas
311 103
Evaporator
Hayfield
on Wednesday morning,
September 8th, and wilt
Pay the highest markee
price for applea-Peeler's
and Chops.
EDWARD MERNER,
Hayfield.
Poultry
ted
Now that the poultry fattening
season, is approaching we are ia a
position to handle all your poultry
at top market prices,
New Laid Eggs
We are etill paying a premium 'for
large clean new laid eggs licit evet
four Clays old. It will pay you 'to
{Ake the very hest care of your eggs
and sett them to us whereyou re-
ceive eity •prieee.foe choice quality,
Have yoli tried Cleinn's Easifiest
Shortening ? Better and cheaper than
lard. Now is the time of yeac to
use our mired meats. A fresh sup-
ply received weekly.
Seed Wheat
If you want good seed wheat that
will grow -call on ust before you buy
elsewbere,
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-date Firm
CLINTON.
N. W. Tremarthe, Wm. Jenkins.
Just a Word -
About Our Teas.
Which We mill recommend
to alt users of Good Teas,
A trial is convincing of our
"Special Brand" Tea which
is especially prepared for
us.
Prices from 3513 to 4.5e
per lb,
111ealto have the other well
known brands such as Red
Rose, Salada, Lipten'e,
eine ab the popular priects,,
We lia,ve e few ston0 erode
batting from 1 to 4 go] -
31(1111 the crock for
packing butter', eggs, etc.
Ptices you will find. right,
Highest Price Paid fort Buttee
and Eggs. '
Johnson & Co.
The Store of Qualtiy.
Successor to S. Barr. Phone Ilt,
Phone orders promptly, attended toi
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youE OLOTelES OLEA,NED, RE -
Paired and .Preesect aed at the
shotteet po'ssible notice.. Both Lad-
ies' and flentlernen'e clothes. We
guarantee to do good work. Also
having botleeit a amehine I am pre-
pared to French Dry Clean Ladies'
Suite, (lent's Suite anti all kinds
of woolen clothing including Sweat -
ere, etc. All ordete promptly at-
tended to. Rcenne (wee Grigg's
iewolery Store -Wen, J, Jago. -55
THE CORNER STLIFIE
Live and Let Live
The Spice rlakes the
Pickles.
Haxe you ever obscreed that kiln°
pickles and meat sauces lime dif-
ferent flavors from others, The
eauee lies in the spice and vinegar
ueed.
OUR MIXED' PICKLING SPICE.
as well as °ex other spicee ate sel-
ected teal' the utmost care. YOU
can not go wrong in Using therm
ALL SPICE.
Cinnamon, whole or ground,
Cloves, whole on 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 Gems,
E. E. HUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER.
Anything You
WANT
DONE IN THE LINE OF
ROOFING, EAVETROUGH-
ING, PLUMBING, HEATING,
LIGHTNING RODS, ETC.
0A11. AND GET OUR pErc-
ES.
ALWAYS BEST, OFTEN
CHEAP ,ST,
BYAM & SUITTER
Sanitary Plumbers, Phone 7,
The Clinton Garage
Open All Night,
The season is now on for
Gasoline Stoves. Why not buy
filtered gasoliae out of our
Bowser pump, which passes the
gasoline throubh fine screens
and a filter. Prices always the
' iowest.
We keep on hand a stock of
Automobile Supplies and 13103 -
Ma Repairs and do all kinds of
repairing promptly and at a
reasonable charge.
Auto Livery in connection:
J. 11. PAXMAN
CEMENT
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We have on hand a car-
load of Portland Qement and
all orders for same will be
filled promptly,
JOHN HUTTON,
LONE) ESORO.
It is your assueance, of
perfecb satisfaction m
old or: new work. In-
sist on getting; Canada
C'ertmet. A full stock
on hand at all times.
Heinle& sills cut to order,
Shingles erre and xxxx,
Sprace and pine dressed sidings and
nacirg
etallie building materials,
Lehinig
IVIIsil.
Valley coal, all siees,
,Steam coal,
Smitbing cord.
all sizes, either in the yard
or delivered on the iob.
Cedar posts all sixes.
14-ineh slabs, a bargain.
Any0110 in the market lot amp of
the above lines will do evoll to get
our priCOS.
• ,,JOHN B. MUSTARD
Brucefield,
Phone 11 on 14.6.,
CREAM WANTED. - DAirtymtiN
having create to Sell write to as
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 'withl
an honest test. Testing done by a
competent man. Each erre careful-
• - ly weighed, sampled and tested 00
arrival and statement returned.
Those in the yieinity of Kinbura
may leave their cream with Mr.
Hall evho will deliver it here.,
Write for cans and give es a trial.
-The Seaforth Creamery, Box 480,
Seafortia. •
If you will not try
Roman Meal to aid
indigestion how
about some fruit to
increase your indi-
gestion ? •To h e 1 p
you we have all the
fruits in season.
Watch for peaches„
now special prices
and especially good
quality.
W. iir. u iitiill wailllI
CIIIIVINEY TOPS.
It's a trade to build a good chime
ney and to repair a roof. It takes
mere than a. sheet of metal, a -hot
Iron and solder, it _requires exper-
ience. 11 your ehininese does not draw
well send for us and WO will' mit it in
order ; if your roof leaks we'll mend
it.
ALL KINDS OF TINNING
we do well and reasonably,
THOS. HAWKINS.
Phone 53.
ARTISTIC
J. G. ORICH, THE RELI-
ABLE DECORATOR, illafs:ISS
SPECIALTY OF Off LIR ()HE'S,.
LODGE ROOMS AND PRIVATE ,
RESIDENCES. HIS ADDRESS
is 400 DOWNIE St., STRATFORD
A Drop in
Kindling
A LARGE STOCK ONi HAND
WILL BE SOLD CHEAP
THIS MONTH TO CLEAR
FOR CASH ONLY.
Leave your orders for Fer4
ttlizer 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.
Perms: Cash.
Phone 192.1
Are You
Troubled with
Headaches?
••••,
If so the cause inlay be eye
strain .and in that eveat 'a 1
pair cif properly fitted , 1
glasses will bring relief and
cure. It is 'worth trying. ,
, • , . I
Come to us and we • will
e make a careful test of youp
eyes and tell you what is
the matter and what you 1,
need. • elf
•
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 invariablyi
givi3n great satisfaction.
• If your e,yes bother note
come to and learn the .
•
reason why.
A. J. GRIGG
Optician
Jeweler and Issuer of Marriage
• Licenses.
It