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Mrs, (Dr.) Bean of Ilderton was: the
;guest, 'of her parents Rev. J. E. and
Mss. Ford, at, the Victoria 'ictoria streetpar-
tsenage for a few 'days last week',;
Mrs: Chas, Tweedy and little g and -
i; racer. +Cl ir T,weedy, returned d 'last
Week from' a visit
with Toronto .'tri -
Mrs, Forrester. and Mrs. (labels of
Pori; 'Elgin „were the guests fast. week
01 the former's sister, Mrs,• Gundry.
Mrs.' Geo, A. Hoag of Ottawa was
the : 'rest st'we k of his son 'Mr.
g la e ,
J. A.'-Ifoag of the Bank of Montreal
-stalf• here.
St. Gcre'
b g sschurch will hold their
arveat: thanksgiving services on. Sun-
day next.
Mr. J. J. Inkster, son. of Mr. and
Mrs. Janes Inkster of town, wlio en
listed and is now in training in Tor -
lento, was rendered a banquet and
presented with a gold watch by ',his
friends at Lethbridge, Alberta, prior
"to leaving that town to take ,up his
military r duties. •
S
- Miss Hattie Belcher, daughter of Mr.
E. Cs Belcher of town, was married
,on ' Wednesday of last week` to Lieut.
•Cr. R. Elliott, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Cr. M. Elliott, The marriage teak
place at Niagara -on. -the -lake, where•
1Lieut. Elliott is in training for over-
seas service,
Seaforth.
Mrs. H. C. Box los been visiting
ler parents in Strathroy.
Rev. D. Rogers conducted the anni-
versary services in the Methodist
church on Sunday week, Mr. Rogers
is a former pastor and is always wet -
'come when he returns to town.
• 1VIr. and Mrs. Fred Twieis and son
.have gone to Brantford where Mr.
Twiss has secured a good position and
where- they will reside in future.
Mrs. Wes. Mothers and her daughters
left last week for their hone at Bow
Island, Alta., after spending several
months with the lady's mother, Mrs.
John Warwick.
The Misses Neil of Stratford visited
their brother, Mr. Oscar Neil, for a
Ow days recently.
Miss Susie Tovell and Tier niece
Miss Ruth Norman,of Hamilton are
guests at the Route of Mr. and Mrs,
Alex. Stewart.
Messrs. W. R. and A. G.• Smillie
Trate returned front a trip to the
Coast,
Miss Irene Murray of Hamilton ]las
been visiting in town.
Mr. George Rankin has returned to
�.
Ifs home 1
t n ne m Philadelphia odea lit after 's'
a e �i i
p a t
a
with his brothers, Messrs. James and
John Rankin of town, and b s sister,
Mrs. 1I. Hawthorn of tigmondville.
Mr. W. fMet{ay of Toronto spent a
'few days .last week at his home in
town.
• Mr. Alfred McGavin was in Detroit
for a few days last week,
Mrs. John McTavish is visiting her
parental home in Ingersoll.
Mr, A. Craig of Olds, Alberta, has
been visiting his sister, Mrs, Wnt, Ar-
•ehibald of '1'uckersmith.
Wingham
Mr. A. Schaile of Berlin has been
' ,aged as bandoastcr
by the .local
band.
Mr, C'roinhie Dallas, an old and es-
teemed resident of town, passed away
on Monday week at the ago of seveit-
ty-line years,
Mrs., (Rev.) John Holmes or Lams
bath was tite guest last week of her
..,;son, Mr. Dewitt Holmes.
McKillop Towship.
Taking up mangold's is now fir order
The crop is verli good,
Quite• a number are engaged dying
their surplus apples which are likely
to bring a good price.
A bee gravelling the 'church sheds
at Bethel was held one day last
week.
Mrs. S. J. Bell is having a visit
from a married sister whose home is
in 'Toronto.
Misses Jane and Della McGavin were
along the Leadbury line one dap re-
•"gently collecting jain and ,jelly for our
soldiers and the young ladies were al -
no prepared to accept money for pat-
riotie purposes. 'This good work is
being dome under: the auspices of the
Women's Institute of Walton of which
Mrs. J. J, McGavin is president,
St. Helens .
Miss Vera Webb of Winghani spent
:Sunday tvtth Miss Margaret Miller.
Miss Bertha Courtney of Tluron is.
vi n•ting friends around St. Helen's,
Miss, Pearl Todd visited friends in
Wingham, for a few days this week,
Dr.. Jas. Gordon of Ottawa attend-
ed the funeral of the late Wm. Gor-
don.
Miss Iva Switzer, who. is teaching
school below Toronto, visited Miss
Edna Woods over the week -end.
Miss Chrissy Miller was 1iome from
near Stratford where' she is teaching
school, •
The Misses Liiie and Mitna Ruther-
ford spent Thanksgiving at their re-
spective lhomes.
Anniversary 'services wili be held in.
Calvin church, St. Helens on October
24th and a tea, meeting will be ,held
the following evening.
The induction of. Rev. John Little
.L� "into St. Helens and East Ashfield will
take•ptaee Monday, Oct,' 25th at 3
'o'clock p.m. Rev. Mr, Cranston of
Palmerston will conduct the services
morning, and evening on the 24th inst.
The funeral of the late, Win. Gordon
took place to St, Ilelens cemetery on
Thanksgiving and was largely attend-
•ed. The deceased was only ill for a
'couple ed 'days and his death was a
shock to his friends and agquainiancee.
He leaves a wife to mourn his depart-
ure. He was• sixty years of, age.
Mr, and Mrs. ,l'as. Irwin visited at
the ' glome of the latter's father one.
T days last week.
Mr's. Robinson, of Wingham spent a
few 'days visiting friends around •St.
Helens,
The People Of Stanley Say:
Y
I'f we can't' go we cangive.
-Tie people of the 2ttc1 and dirt'
of`
Stanley held their Red Cross box
social at :elite. home of. Mr,.. W.
clait last Feiday evening.. The meet-
ing opened with Mr, ,W, (Sten,. the ex -
reeve in, the chair, • who gave a very
interesting, speech on the war as it is
at present;,
The next %Scalier ,ivas. SVIr:. •Tliottlas'
Fraser wlio with trite patriotic spirit
said, "England had asked for help
and if we can not take tip the sword
and gun we can open the Purse strings
with a liberal liand,.ant help send
•sotne eon -dote to our young snen'w110
have gone•to fight our battles for
country and home."
Councillor G. Hanley , "'Pie -eounci
is up against a problem to solve, I
the money ,was raiped by taxes the
poor would have to pay as well as
the rich„ He thought every true Brit-
ish subject "should give ' cheerfully
without compulsion and stand bytIt+
British flag.
The company was also favoured
with; a stirring little sgeedi from
Reeve Lobb of Godericei township,
There were some line patriotid songs
and fife and Piano music between
speeches.
The auctioneer, Mr. G. II, Elliott,
then took the platform and cheerfully
ull
y
disposed • of the boxett. There was
some very brisk bidding. The kale
amounted to over sixty-four dollars.
There were one hundred and forty
people present.
Marriages
YEO-SC'ARLETT-At tile parson-
age, Yarmouth Centro, en Oct,
llth, by Rev. T. J. Snowdon, El-
fle M. Scarlett, nice of Mr. Snow-
den, to Eldrid Yeo of Goderich
township. '
FRASER-BRAMFIELD At the
home of the, bride on October
20th, by Rev, J. Albert Robinson,
Nellie Mae Brimfield of Clinton to
Henderson Fraser of Thornton,
Stoma county.
GREEN -FALCONER -At Bayfield,'
M1
1 OC'Cr v tV Mac-
farlane,
rob 0 h by Rev. t lI• c
�. a
,
[organo, Margaret .Clarkson, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jolla. Falcon-
er, to William Mc:Hardy Green of
Colborne township.
McLAREN-STERLING-At Bayftpcl
on October 20tii, by Rev. A. Mac-
farlane, Charlotte, youngest dao-
ghier of Mrs. Win. Sterling, to
Hugh
I). McLaren of Port Elgin.
DCIG-C 1RR HL' :
[, i RS - At Blyth,
on October 9th Mary Carruthers
to Joseph Doig, both of Winglfant,
Births
PIU'KETT-In Goderich township on
Oct. Otlt, to Mr. and Mrs. William
Pickett, a son,
ROUSE -Its East Wawenosh on Oc-
tober tit, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Rouse a sou,
SOU'I'I•IG 1'1'E-ln Seaforth, on Oct,
11th, to Mi. and Mrs, W. E.
Southgate, jr., a, slaughter.
FEAR -In Morris township on Oct.
(1t11, to Mr. and Mrs, Rap Fear, a
laugh ter,
'l'I-IOMPSON-1n Mullett on October
81ii, to bit. and Mrs. - George
Thompson, a daughter.
(IOVIh.R-in Londesboro, an Octeenn:
7th, to Mr. and 'Mrs, William
(levier, a daughter,
GiIITFI-In
Blyth on October 12t1i, to
Mr. and 'Mrs, H. Smith, a son.
BAILEY -In Wingham on Oct, 11th,
to lir. and Mrs. A. F. Bailey, a
?ton.
ELLIOTT-On the Goshen Line, Stan-
ley, on Sept, 28t1f, to Mr, and
Mrs. Wellington Elliott, a daugh-
ter,
ROSS -In Exeter:, on OctioLer 7th, Co
• Mr. and Mrs. David Ross, a
daughter.
COLE -In Morris township, cm Oct.
2nd, to Mr. and Mrs: George Cole,
a daughter..
Deaths
DILLA-At Alameda, ,Cal., on Oct.
5th, Mrs. Wallace Dills, formerly
Miss Kate Barry of Clinton.
LE 'POUZEL-111 New York on Oct.
11th, Harry St. George LeTouzel,
formerly of Goderich, agrd 12
years and 4 months.
TI-IOMAS-in Goderich, on Oct, .14t11,
William ,Tames Thomas, aged 55
years,
SMITH --In Blyth, on -October 12101,
the infant son .of Mr. 'and Mrs. II,
• Smith,
STURDY --In Godcritlt township, on
October lath Elizabeth Rout-
ledge,
outledge, wife of Geo. W. Sturdy, ag-
ed 60 years.
CHANT -At Unionville, on October
11th, Christopher % Chant, fath-
er' of Mr. II. 13. Chant of Clinton,
aged 80 years.
DON'T FALO
T ATTEND
J'HE PATRIOTIC CONCERT
LO BE GIVEN BY TFIE PU-
PILS OF THE CLINTON
PUi3LIC SCFIOOI, IN THE
NEW SKATING ARENA
-on the evening of -
FRIDAY, October 29th
The boys and the girls of tlic school
are preparing an excellent program of.
patriotic s'ong's, drills, tableaux; an
recitatibns. Iiia big foetid) of the
evening will be "The Assembly of, tate
Allies," in which ,righty pupils of
the. school will bake part. No one
withinwalking or - driving distance
can ,alford to
miss this great cotuaer'e.
The proceeds are to he given.
the local Patriotic Gantety; •
Admission 25c, Programme
starts at eight o'clock sharp,
doors open at half past seven -
1101,1'T MISS THE KID -DIES'
i NIGHT.. .
The' t'Voreen's Association or.,
Nuns C't s
Wt li, s C to rc h intends' holding, -
A. BAZAAR
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—=ori--
:HUS
Aft' rn
C
RDAYoon`'
Oetob r '
e 28th`
The ladies will be pleased to
receive donations of farted
work, plain sewing, vegetables,
home-made baking, home -Made
candy, etc. Proceeds to be us-
ed to defray expenses of re=
d:c .
� orating, the Sunday, 'school
room, part tobe given for'.
patriotic purposes,
THE JUNIOR' A,Y.P.A, OF
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH WILL
HAVE' A
H1LLOETN TER
in Owen Memorial Hall on the
evening of
MONDRY, OCTOBER 25TH
from 5.30 to 7 p.m.
TICKETS 10e.
TEACHER ''WAI'1TI5D FOR S,S. NO.
.5, Goderictr Township, second-class
professional', duties to commence
January, 1916, Applications re-
ceived up to November 150. Per-
sonal applications preferred. Apply,
stating salary, to R. Y. "ox, See. -
Treasurer, R.R. No. 1, Goderich..
07--4
-IOIISE AND LOT FOR SALE GN
Matilda Street, Seven large
rooms, Waterworks, Small Orcliard
At present occupied by Mr. Albers,
Hearn. Will be sold on easel tenet..
-C. B. Hale, 07,
LIVE POULTRY WANTED TO 13E
delivered each Friday forenoon,
I-Iighest price paid.-117eAsii & Son,
Varna. -07
!'OR SAf,I:,-AN .ART SOUVENIR
heater. -Apply tb Mrs. herb Alex-
ander. -05
FOWL WANTED, TO BPI DELIVER -
el every Tucs:lay forenoon. Highest
market price paid. --Horner Ings,
Varna. -66
THE ANNUAL MEETING' OP THE
Clinton Horticultural Society will
be held in the council cliantber on
Thursday, November 45i, at 7.;30
p.nt, A good attendance is desired,
-i)S. D. McTaggart, President ; T.
Co tile, Secretary. 07-2
FOR SALE. -A, WALL i-4ITU:1Vlel)
frame cottage, known as the Iies-
sian property togetlier with one-
half acre of land, on Huron el rcet.
Will be sold at the rigid' price. -C'.
B. Hale, •07'
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
Furtitture.-Mrs, Wtis, Grigg has in-
structed the undersigned to sell by
public auction at her residence cor-
ner King and Jcsnpli St. on Sat-
urday, Oct. 23rd at 2 o'clock, her
household effects consisting of
bedroom furniture, tables, cliairs, a
large chest of drawers, chinaware,
glassware, Imperial Oxford range,
wood cook stove, Lawn mower, gar-
den uutensils and nuenerors stater
articles. Terns Cash. -G, FI, El-
liott, Aaictioneer, -06-2
uetioo Sale
--of--
30 Mich Cows
and Springers.
The undersigned have instructed Mr.
T. Gundry to sell by public auction
at.
Marquis'. .
Barn
(one-half mete• north of Clinton)
on -
at 2 O'clock,
A herd of 30 Milch Cows.
The herd consists mainly; of milkers
with, some springers. They ; are ' all
good young' cows and their time of
freshening moll be made' known on the
day of the sale.
GUJ.RAN'I'TSE-Alip , cote represent-
edto be in calf, and proving not to
be within. sixty days of dale of sale
may be returned and money or note
will he refunded.
TERMS -Ten months' oredii or dis-
count at the rate of 7 percent per,
N, MARQUIS &'C, F NEELY,
PROPRICT.nRS.
1, GUN0416', Auctioneer;
•.AUCWION• SALE OP 50 COWS' AND
Young Cattle, -Mr, Geo. Ifel;sod
has instructed the undersigned .to
sell' ,by public auction at p, J, Wal--
, lis' Barn, Clinton, on Sa'urlsiy_,.
Oetojdt 23rd, ^at 2 o'oli3'c the 'fol-
_' rowing "'-1 'new raflker,' w'r 3 sodue
iia, Decetnher,'•'- 6 cows`dee in lrti h=
•
ruery,"Jr Jersey cow Milking', dtta,iu
March, 9 cows 'duo in ' 'March anti
April, 2 farrovv,cows, 8" spring slit-
, ves, Polled Angus,.20 b'wo yrar aid'
steers,' nice feeders. ' Guarantee -Any.
.cow esprosented.to be in calf e and
proving not tobe within'60 'days of
dame of sale may be returned and
money, or note will be xefuadod,
Terms -Six
ince/ills'
cred1
t tie ds-
count
at the rate :of 6 percent • ' pc r
annum; -Geo. Holland, .Props! ter •
T. Gundry, 'Auctioneer.. ., --0:7
AUCTION SALE 07' • HOUSEHOLD
Elleots'.-Mr, H.: Wilts*, executor of
the estate of the late Mr. ''Plies.
East, has instructed Mr. Geo. H.
Elliott o t to 'sell by public
auction at
the Old Family Residence, Maria
St„ on Friday, October' 22nd, com-
mencing at 2.30 o'clock'sliarp, tlie'
following': • 1 kitchen range, wood
or coal, in, good condition, 1 coal
heater in good condition:, 2 beds, 2
matrasses and 2 sets of springs, 1
wash stand, bedroom chairs, 2
complete setsi
s of dining gro t
f
tr-
niture cat efs ti
p matting, ng, and oil-
clotii, 1t lounge, 2 kitchen tables, 4
lamps, 6 kitchen chairs, ; 4 uphol-
stered paring chairs, 1 lawn mower,
Garden utensils, numerous other ar-
ticle's. Terms :-Strictly Cash. -H.
Wilise,, Executor G. H. Elliott,
A uctioneer. -0T-1
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
Effects at .corner of Queen and
Princess Streets at 2 o'clock on
Saturday, Oct. 3051. Terms cash. -
'Mrs. George Potts, Proprietress ;
G. Id, h;lliotit, Auctioneer,_ -07-1
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK
nx
and Impleent-Mr, J. Ii, Wise
has instructed the undersigned to
sell by public auction at lot 29,
Huron Road, .'Puck Fri-
day,
orsmith
o+ Prr
L
day, Opt, 22d, tite following gen-
eral purpose team, oow to freshen
in January, 2 cows to freshen in
February, 4 young cows with calf
at foot, 3 steers rising 3 year's, 2
steers rising 2 years, 3 steers one
year old, 7 spring calves, fat cow 4
years old, Massey -Harris binder,
Frost & Wood 0o mower, Deering e n hay
g
rake cultivator,
disc
harrow, Sea -
refire harrow, set diamond harrows,
riding plow, 2 walking plows, settl-
fler, lumber wagon, platform, spring
wagon, set bob sleighs, buggy cut-
ter, fanning mill, set double harness
2 sets single hanues's, Melotte crease
separator, Daisy churn, set of scal-
es 2000 lbs, stock rack, stone boat,
hay fork, car, ropes ' and pulleys
and numerous other articles. About
15 toots o liay in barn if not sold
before' elle. Also a quantity of
household effects. -Terms: -All sums
of $10 and under cash, over tint
amount 12 months credit will be
given "on approved joint note's or a
discount of 4 percent, for casli on
credit amounts,' Sale at 1 o'clock
sharp. -J. K. Wise, proprietor,
Gundry, auctioneer. -05.
MRS. .i. „JOHNSTON, WHO HAS
taken over the agency for the Spir-
e1.1a corset and who has lust re-
turned from Toronto where a large
school of corsetiers convened for'
tour days, is prepared to meet the
needs of all old and new custom-
ers. Tho Spirella is "different" ;
a perfect -fitting, flexible, made-to-
order corset, allowing every nutscle
full play. •d'all and ask Mrs. John-
ston about corsets ant accessories.
-02
APPLES WANTED ALL KINDS 'IN,
eluding, evaporator and choppers.
Will be received at the Grand Trunk
Station. highest market price paid,
-D. Cantclon.-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS !
In the Matter of Frank
William Evans,
Insolvent. •
Notice is hereby given that the
Move named insolvent, Frank William
Evans of the Town of Clinton, in the
County of Huron, carrying, on bus-
iness as a Flour and Peed Merchant,
in the said Town- of Clinton, has
made an assignment of his estate`, to
us for the general benefit of his
creditors under The Assignments and
Preferences Act,
The creditors are notified to meet.
at our office at 442 Yonge street,.
(opposite Carlton St.) intife•City of
Toronto, .on the twenty-ninth day of
October', ,11915, aft two o'clock in the
afternoon for the purpose of receiving
a statement of the insolvent's affairs,
for the appointment of inspectors and
the giving of direction's with refer-'
`ence to the, disposal of the estate.
All persons claiming to be entitled
to rank 011; the estate mustfile their
claims with us on or before the
twenty-third day of November, 11115,
after, which date we will proceed to
distribute assets b the as. els tlrerebf, having
regard to those claims only of which'
We shall then have received notice,
and vtve will not be liable for: the said
assets or anyi part thereof +o any
person of whose claim we have not
Hien received notice.
Dated ,at Toronto, this 1,9th. nay, of
October, 1015. •
WAGNER: & I•IARDING,
Assignees,.
442 Yonge' St., Toronto, Ont.
' W. H. MALE,
i)inec,r, Building,
140 Yonge ,St.,, Toronto, Ont.
Solicitor for Aseignees. •
PIANO FOR SAIaE.;MUST BE
sold at onto a square piano with
'ifandsot3e ease, Apply to Box 255,
Clinton. -06
$50: WILL BUY A 14 hap, GASOLINI?'.
Eaigine suitable for 'farm work or
could he used as a portable. The
engine is in good
,.
conditions-Applyto,B , 146, Clinton P.O.
--06
IIOUSE FOR SALE ON HURON
street, Comfortable , place with
good; cellar, stable anis small 'gar-
dSn,For particulars:,apply to Jas.
,Appleby, -05
•
NOTICE. -ALL ACCOUNTS NOT
hada by the 1st of Nove,rnber will
be placed in other bangs for etd-
leetiou.-J, Sertitoii, OG -3
MILLINERY
,
L RY SIIO
1 ._ .I HAVE. JUST
opened out a. millinery shop in the
store lately owned by the late John
Whiddon, where I will be, propelled
to 7ceep in stock all 'nihil of ,milli i -
cry and also to make, over ladies'
and children's hate: -Mrs. J. W.
Merner, Bayfield., -05
MENS AND CHICKENS WANTED,
highest market price will be paid. -
W. Marquis, R. 16. 1, Clinton, or
Phone 14 on 66. -87
FOR SALE, -HOUSE AND LOT
corner Isaac and Dunlop streets,
Clinton, Two story frame, eight
rooms, electric light and water-
works. With or without stable.
Wi11 be sold on easy terms. -Oliver
Johnson., Box 463, Goderich. -03
FOR SALE. -THAT WELL SIT-
uated house at the corner of Rag-
lan and Rattenbury street's is offer-
ed for sale. Electric light, water-
works and soft water, Stable. Will
be sold at a bargain to settle up
the Briekenden 'Estate. -Apply at
Jacob a b 'Pal '
s office. Yoro -99
FOR RENT. -100 -ACRE FARM ON
the Bayfield Road, 2-.r-- miles south
of Clinton. Web qultin'ated, good
brick house, bank barn and other
'buildings. Ta'o wells' on place. Or-
chard. For further particulars ap-
ply to -Mrs. John Wigginton, Clin-
ton, P.O. Box 231. -96
FOR SALE. -THIS BUILDING FOR-
merly used as a carding mill at
Walicerhurn, Township of dullett,,
is offered for sale. The frame is a
splendid one,. two stories, 24 x 36.
-R. --Morrison, R. R, No, 1,
Auburn. -02
Poultry
ahted
Now that the .poultry fattening
season is approaching we are in, a
position to handle all your poultry
at top market prices, -
New Laid Eggs
We are 'still paying a premium for
large clean new laid eggs not over
four days old. It will pay you to
take the very best care of your eggs
and seII them to tis 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 meats. A fresh sup-
ply, received weekly.
Seed Wheat
If you want good seed wheat that
will grow -call on us before you buy
elsewhere,
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to.date Firm
CLINTON.
N. W. Trewartha, Wm. Jenkins.
HOW' ABOUT BREAK-
FAST CEREALS ? :
In our window you sec a display of
Robin hood Rolled Oats done up in
sanitary packages.
Robin hood Rolled Oats is made
from choicest of nature's favorite
grain and is especially treated and
rolled' into flakes. Once Used you will
always; have it in .tate house.
It es put up in family size packages
which we are selling at 2.;50 per
package.,
•
A partial list of Breakfast Cereals'
which wei carry in mock :
Robin Hood Rolled Oats.
Robin Hood Wheat Porridge.,
Quaker Oats,..
Quaker Pulled Wheat and: Rice.,
Keliog's Toasted Cora Flakes.
Kellog's Toasted Wheat Biscuit,
Shredded Wheat Biscuit.
Krumbies.
Grabs Nnt's.
Roman. Meal', late,
FIighest Price Paid for Butter'
, and Eggs,
,Johnson & Co.
The Store of Qnaltiy.
Successor. to S. Barr. Phone 111.
"hone orders promptly, ` attended ;to,
YOUR' GLOTF117,5 GLEANED, RE HOUSE FOR SALE 01/ TO RENT,
paired and. Pressed and , at the on Raglan street, Two acres of
shortest po'ssihle notice, Both Lad: land, brick house, electric light and
les' and Gentlemen's clothes. We waterworks 'llstable.-D.
sma Cast -
guarantee to do good worlr, Also talon. -03?
having bought a machine. I-' am pre-
pared tc, French Dry Clean r Ladies'
Suits, , Gent's Suits a d all
kinds
nds
of woolen clothing including ,Sweat -
era, etc. • All orders promptly at-
tended. to Rooms' over Grigg's
jewelery Store. -Wm. J. Jago. -55,
CRE M
A
WANTED. - DAIRYMEN
MUN
having cream to sell write to us
for cans.. We supply two cansfree.
Pay all express charges and issue
cheques twice each`' month, cheques'
payable at par. We pay the high-
est market prices consistent with
oat 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 I{inborn
may leave their' cream with Mr.
Hall who will deliver it here.
Write for cans and give us a trial.
-The Seaforth Creamery, Bog 486,
Seaforth.
THE CORNER STORE
Live and Let Live
Ammunition
for Cleaning
up the House.
Before the winter arrives when the
doors and windows 'nest be kept
closed, etery house should be thor-
oughly cleaned. Sumner titans an
accmnetlalfton of dust and dirt and
perhaps disease germs so that a
careful cleaning tuft now may mean no
doctor's bills this winter.
House-cleaning becomes very easy
with the proper helps which we base
in
abundance. ah taus
t look s•
00 over r
this
partial list of important lines and
let us sliow you Others.'
Powdered Ammonia an indispen-
sibfe cleaner, Sweeping Fowles
kills the germs in rugs and ; ear,-
pets.
arpets.
In addition see our lines of Liquid
Ammonia,
Powdered
dcred Bor
a1
Lye,
Sillier and Metal
Polishes, o toes Furniture
"
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polish, Brushes", Brooms, Knife Pol-
ish, oto,
E. E. IIUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER.
Anything You
WANT
DONE
INTf)7 -
I'
LINEr
0
ROOFING, EAVETROUGH-
ING, PLUMBING, FIEATING,
LIGHTNING RODS, ETC.
CALL AND GET OUR PRIC-
ES,
ALWAYS BEST, OFTEN
OHISAPEST.
BYAM & SUITTER
Sanitary Plumbers. Phone 7.
F-4–•
The'„Clinton Garage
Open All Night,
The season is now oa for
Gasoline Stoves. Why not buy,
filtered gasoline out of our
Bowser pump, which passes the
gasoline tbroubh fine screens
and a filter. Prices always the
lowest,
We 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 connection.
J. H. PAXMAN
It is your assurance of
perfect satisfaction in
old or new work. "-In-
sist on, getting, Canada
Cement, A full stook
on hand at all times.
Hemlock sills cut to order.
Shingles vex and xxxx.
Sprace and pine dressed sidings and
floorings.
Metallic building materials,
Lehigh, Valley coal, all sizes.
Steam coal.
Smithittg coal:
Tile, all sizes, either .in the yard
or delivered on, the job.
Cedar posts all sixes.
11 -inch slabs, a bargain.
Anyone its the' market for amp of
the above lines will do well to get
our prices,
JOHN B. MUSTARD,
Brucefield.
Phone 11 'on 149,
Good Morning 1 Are you a New's-
Record Subscriber 3,
Warning .
Owing to repeated 'trespass,
ing and stealing of apples we
are compelled to iasue the
Warning that in future all
Trespassing on the faint of
Major II. T. Rance will be
proseeuted according to law.
By Order,
Geo. Cordell, Manager.
Raisins
Owing to the war;
Raisins are very scarce,
we have been fortunate in
securing a few valencias,
and offer them for sale
Saturday morning while
they last at 2 lbs. for 25c.
Also New Sultana Rais-
ins, Seeded,
Figs and Peels,
Buy your fruit early. It
will pay you.
W.T.O'Nei11-
CEUNH
We have on hand a car-
load of Portland Gement and
all orders for same will be
filled promptly.
4e m:
JOHN [ IUTTON,
LONDESORO,
We Aim
At Quality
injinstalling;fur»
naces, in general
plumbing and tin•
smithing,
THOS. HAWKINS.
Phone 83.
Are You
Troubled with.
ach
Head hes?
+s+
Il so the cause array be eye
strain and in that event a
pair of properly fitted
glasses will bring relieCand '
cure. It is worth trying.
Come to us and we will
make a careful test of your
eyes and tell you what is
the matter and whatyou
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 Nou
Dome to us and Iearn the
reason why.
it
T
A. J. GRIGG
Optician
Jeweler and Issuer of Marriage
Licenses.
Good Morning ! News -Record ,means
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