HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1914-11-12, Page 5November I21h, 1914
Clinton News -Record
'There cannot bp peace that
will last until'Prussian
Militarism is. crushed.
M. ,Alfred J. Clark, representing
;Stott ie Senitle, Lim.ited, Manchester
:and Empire Mills, Conglet,On, E08 -
end, was in town last weekeho bus-
' 'Mess with, the Jackson Manufactur-
ing Company wile ere extensive' Users
f English -tweeds." ' Though he has
been in other beyonil-seae portions of
theeEmpjee,:thia
was his first visit to
thie teed of the "Lion's. Whelps" and;
le Was es ,A ,tetettexe of, couleegreatly
etalg4.'n by the" magilitude of Canada'e
,matl:o.eal works and the imeneese pose".
e-sibilitieS for future 'development,-
, .
Speaking of trade. in the Ohl Land,
hlre'Clark says that hatueally most
ines of 'manufacture are running be-
low normal, but others again are
Pretty-enuch as usual. The :eottoit'
trade though 'lee been hard hit ow-
ing to' the loss of the coneinental „and
•Aeia Minor .trade because Of 'thee:war '
• andeetsee conseeitence it is feared
there willebe much depression inelean-
ace.,sbire -during the winter . months.
l'Our people at home,". added Mr.
Clark, are very much in cattiest re-
garding the war and are determined
to win 110 1.0.6.6101: at what coat or
•:sacrifice. We all, feel that thew can
be no' lasting peace in Europe until
Prussian militarism. has been so
crushed that it can not rise again."
In His.1.90th Year He Goes to
s• His Long Home.
"Uncle Dave" Cook. .
D,ayid Cook, one of the oldest rest-
adenis of this county, passed awey at
the home of his son, Mr. 1), S.
Cook, Rattenbury street, on iday
morning last at the age of eighty -
mine years and six months,
The deceased was a natiee of "Ire-
land, having been born in Tieperary
.nearly ninety years ago. The family
-came to Canada whea he ene 01100t
two years of age. They tirst settled
0"""eicelrettrre-." taI0716, where a numter of
:relatives had previously located and
-where there is still a large commo-
tion. Mr. C`ook -resided there until
he .greweto _manhood and there he
married 'Miss Maria Cantelon, In
1853 they came up to Huron County,
couple of brothers of • Mr. Cook
having, already located here, and he
-look up a ferm on the fith coueve-
sion .of G-odericit township, where he
famed until 1888 when lie moved to
('lin bon ancl went into the finer and
feed bueiness. This business he Oa-
ried on with his SOTI until two or
4hree years ago.
Mr. Cook was twice marle(l, his
second wife being Miss Anna ityau,
who predeceased him by three years.
By his first marriage there was a
family of seven, three of whom sur-
vive : D. Se Cook of town ; 1)r. W.
J. Cook of -Brownsville, Oregoe, and
efts, Reid of Owen Sound.
, Up to a couple of years ago Mr.
Cook's mind remained clear ana he
,dearly loved a little, chat with old
friends. lie and the late Mr. Jacob •
MilIer we.re neighborsfor many years
before the tatted left for British_
Columbia and almost any day during
the 4unu2ter season the two old
friends might be seem sitting in front
:of Cook's store chatting 000K 0V01171,S
past and present. For the past two
years, however, Mr, Cook's 1110113ory.
• had failed and. though his bodily
health remained pretty normal the
•:pleasure of 'life had largely gone.
Some weeks ago he fell on 'the floor
of his room' and sustained a fracture
of the hip and since then he has been
• coafined to his bed,.gradually grow-
ingweaker on ill the end came on
Friday.
The funeral took place on Sunday
afternoon, the service being conduct -
4'41 by Rev. Dr. Rutledge. The pall
bearers were six nephews, Messrs.
David and Peter Can tele n , Ar -
:11.0): :and T. FT. Cook ot 1101101, and
Henry Cook of Streetsville. Amongst
• those, front a distance whe were prea-
,' 'Opt kr the funeral Were : Mrs. A.
Reid.. and her son, Mr. Henry Wide
of Owen Sound.; Messes., S. ..Cantelon
and Henry Cook, Streetsville, and
• Mrs. Fred, Wiglesworeb, GeorgetoWn.
The.re were also many old Wends,
from Nile and Dungannon and a'
. .
large number of, the 'neighbors and
, -friends from Goderich township, who
Cameto pay a list tribute to the
deceased. Thus was laid tm eest
:another of the 010 Menem' 68 this
,
and Mrs.D. 8'. Cook 101811 to
'thank their neighbors . and friende
foe their kindnose &milli; the illness
an death of their father.
flensall
• Dl': Sellery, was' in tOwn, for a few
-days last week. Toronto seems' to
agree With the genial Dr. all right
but he Still has a soft place in his
heart for the old town.
Dr. S. Coulter has gone to Toledo,
0100, to open a practice.
_Are you a News -Record subscriber 7
Art' in School's:
,
An exhibition of pictures „specially
selected for school decoration ,vetl be.
given. in the t,oWn bali under the'
auspices of the 'Collegiate Institute
from Noyerabee, the 24th to 28t1.. '
This exhibitiori -of pictures . Is :one of
01010 than ordinary interest. • It con-
siste of parhOn photographa and en-
graying,,s, loaned by the 'Elson. Art ,
• Publication' Co. of Bern -mete \Massa-,
cheeette. -It --centaiha-only'•-„the '..•Very
best 'repitiduetioris of the master-
pieces -ef art of a different bountriea
deut periods. „Nearly 'eVery gallery
and country in the wOrld 'Woeld have
,to, be visited to see the oeieinal Pic-
ture which :are here • brought togeth-
er .in one collection. The, collection
comprises two ItendredeSubjects re-
presenting all the priacipal schools of
art and including many: . reproductions
of sculpture, architecture, and impor-
tant views from nature'. EOW collec-
tions 1ivc- ever been .brought togeth-
er ew-hich so completely cover the hisLe
. tory of art of- all times as this. An
excellent catalogue has been prepared
and will be on sale at the exhibition
The admission to the hall Will
be ten. cents and the proceeds Will be
used :in Purchasing pictures for the
decorationof the class rooms of the
Collegiate Institute. The boaira and
'staff of the Collegiate Institute ' hope
that the eitizens of Clinton and of
the surrounding country will not fail
to take advantage of this opportun-
ity. The excellence of the exhibit is
beyond question and the .peopl& of
Clinton have never, had au opportun-
ity before of seeing so large a col-
lection of masterpieces,which they
may study and delight in for four
days. The sale .of tiekots will be in
the hands of the pupils of the Col-
legiate and it is hoped that a large
sum will be realized for the picture
fund. Remember the dates and ar-
range, to visit the exhibition once, as
early as you can. If you come oncu
you 80111 come again as long as the
exhibition is with us. Town. hall,
November 24t1. to 28t1..
Shall -we leave it to- "British
Emigrants" to fight our
battles under the name of
Canadians?
• (Continued from Page 1.)
epirit. Not because wet wanted
to bet because it is our duty.
Bemembee, "Just for a scrap of
Paper." ' Remember, Oat "scrap
• of paper" held and holds us still.
Our - 11000107 is ineolvcd. And
shall we g0 forth in the streegth
of. the Words of that beautiful
hymn chosen by the King to be
Sung at -the seeeice recently held
in Westminster Abbey
"Our God, our help in agee past,
Our 110118 for years to come,
Be thou our . guard while trouble
. lasts
And oer eternal home."
Rev. e. C. Potts.
The. .present war is inure easily
accounted for than most. Nation-
al animosities may have contri-
buted somewhat to starting .11,
but lhe chief cause is to be found
ie Um utterly bostile ideals' pi
the belligerents. The immense
military and naval forces of the
German Erripire are massed to-
' gether in defence of a national
ideal which may • be . briefly sum-
marieed. as follows : Strength,
in a physical not moral sense, is
not only fundamental to life, but
is the bulwark ef arts and scien-
ces,aed the pinnacle of human
development• Despite- the protesbe
. of her best •thinkers that ideal.
has _swayed the: Gorman people..
For years Germany has. cheeished.
it eineisturbed, but 0.010 she chal-
lenges the. .world to despots it.
The allies cen consistently with
their own Iiielory give but mat
.answer -vs. 'that the ideal is wi-
cked:hip and untrue. Only Awe -
(ria teed the murderous . Turks
are. found to agree with Germany.
These: lava opposite wimps are; at-
testing their creed 'not in, words,
but in life blood. -Horrible as
war new be it is,
the _only pos-
sible method as things now are
ei decidt•ng this iratter. Those
who helieve that he man freedom
depends upon the, supropecy of
such moral equalitlee as love and
trerth, honour and sacrifice, etuet
vindicate their belief 11010 with
arms, The fate Of . Belgtine, and
the pateige ferocity, of the pres-
ent warfare bell us plainly what
the 'practical oirteonle of German
ideals is. The British nation
owes her immunity from . these
horrorts. to he fact that she
is frbl•e be meet force with force.
statesmen tel us that ' the
secriflaes. 4110 ea,s already • made
are nee suffieient bite that more
mee are needed .1. or the ermyt
Call like tins puts- each pee of 110
in the position. of. haying "to. de-
cide what our pereetal responelli-
ility is, lienowieg ehe gauge':
Which thre11te11:4, . We: tenet -Put
aside thoughts ot ease and lunne,
alld do our dulee however 11)11001-
001110, If that be to enlist, we
nreSti
Looking After the Children.
The animal meethig of the Huron
County Children's Aid Society was
held in Goderich on Tuesday,' l'resie
dent J. 3/litchell in the phair. There
was a geed attendance and mucei in-
teresb was shown in the report's gilt,:
en of the work done in the eountyt
The Md staff of county ofileere was
re -appointed. Mr, A. M. Robertson
was appointed secretary of the
Goderich branch in place of Rev,
John Pollock, removed. '
Mr. CI-. M. Elliott, county secre-
tary, was instriteted to receive twelve
Belgian children, the SocMty to be
responsible for their• maintainanee.
until homes are found for 'them.
The Association of Children's Aid
-Soeieties is askihg the Provincial
Government to co-operete. in _bringing
out two' hundred such children.
Born in '.Clinton'IFifty-Three
Yeats Ago.
Mr. Geoege Brown, „ manufactueer
and importer, Toronte, came to
town yesterday afternoon and . forth-
with started Out to look up 11I1'.
Will. Jackson and though they had
not seen each other for thirty years
recognition by Voice was inetalit on
the -pert of the visitor, a
Mr. Brown was born • ia Clinton
fifty-three years age 'anti was a , son
of Magistrate 13101011 who construed.
the law, and dealt out mild penalties
a half century a„hd. more ago. He re-
ceived his education in the .,. Clinton
schools and the eames of, Matlock,
Trambull and others of • ' those eerly
educators are yet green in bie mem-
ory. It is five and , thirty years
Sines the family left town.
Will Jackson and George- Brown
were great cheats. They were desk
mates, leaders etl sports, and pre) -
ably in mischief, and in recalling
many happy little • incidents of that
'long past period they spent several
pleatant hours yestorday afiernoon
and 'evening.
Of 'Omer youthful contemporaries
very few of the boys are left, about
the only Orle hereabouts being Will.
Coats, now ef Godetich, better
known as Registrar 11001e.
Married in St. Paul's Church
- Wednesday. Evening.
A pretty and- quiet little wedding
was .soletnnized in "the presence . Of
only iinineetate relatives in St.
Paul's church at seven o'clock last
evening . when . 'Addle V., yonegeet
daughter of Mr.- ad Mrs, • John 11
becante the bride of Clatemee
Sturdy.
The bride was daintily attired in a
suit of navy blue serge with waist of
cream ,silk crepe and Over 1/0411 with
pearl (rimming and; 800170 a 8(11')'
becominghat of blue plush. Rev.
J. C. Potts, the rector,performed
the ceremony,
The bridal party then proceeded to
the bride's home on. Albert Stwhere
they partook of a sumptuous wedding
dinner, after which 11 very enjoyable
evening was epelit by the company.
Mr. arid Mrs, Sturdy then drove to
their home 011 the Huron Road,
Goderich township, where they have
taken up housekeeping,
They Neve the good wishes of a
very large circle. of -friends for their
futere welt -being and heppiness,
Marriages
ST lellD Y-LITTL le -In St, Paul's
church by Rey. J. C. Potts, on
Nov. 11(211 Acidic V., youngeit
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
13. Little, Clinton,. to Clarence
Sturdy, Goderich township.
CARTER-TAMA 13 -Al the residence
of the bride's parents ab Blyth
on Nov. 3re, by Rev, George
Jcwitt, Violet' a Pearl, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Taman, to William .8(11(0 Carter
of Waltom
YOUN G -13 A.T•rr,r;S--A t 13 ay 1101 0 on
Nov. 1 1 th by Rev. A, Macfar-
lane, Mina, daughter of Flee and
Mrs. Thomas Battles, to Samuel
Peter Young, third son of Mr,
and Mrs. George Young, all of
Goderich [OW115114).
Births
(ira7w5-1.1) ciinton on Nov. 6 th,
to Mr. and Mee. Harry Glazier, a
daughter.
TYNDALL-4o Hialetit on Nov. 5t1.,
to Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Tyndall,
a son.
KEMPTHORN.E Seskatoon,
Sask., on Nov. Silt to Mr. -and
hire. S. T. leempthorne, a som
BARTLEY-In Venkleek Hill; on Oct.
25111, to Mr. mid Mrs. John Hart-
ley, formerly of Clinton, a 11110511-
1111,
171
ele(:1(4011-In Tuckersmith on. Nov.
st, to Mr, and. Mrs, F, D, Mc-
Gregor, n. son.
0-11.,LES Pi le -In SeiitorI,ls on No v.
1st, to Mr. and Mrs, Will. Gilles-
pie, a son,
- Deaths
COOK-Tn Clintonon Nov, 8(211,
David Cook, aged 89 years and 0
months.
COTTLEAt Clepe Girardeau, -
IWis-
solll:i on Nov, 8t11, Alber•t, Cottle,
'brother of Mrs. Thos. Mason,
Clinton, and Mrs. C. le, Smith,
Seaforth.
SWAN -In Brucefield on Noy. 10t1.,
Mary Jane Calwilt, wife of John
Swan, aged 52 years and 10
months.
MeLEAN-In East Wawanosh, ore
1 st John McLean, aged 59
y100,175, 1 month and 10 days.
SNELL-In Exeter on Nov. 4t1.,
John Snell, aged 67 yeaes, 8
months am) 19 days,.'
MITCHED
LL -i Exeter on November
((211 , Valentine - i toilet e. aged 83
3a7tsL'
13 B.01,1NinCli Mem cm Nov. 7t1.,
Mazy Ann Peenabaker, wife of
Sir, .101m Brown, aged 58 years
and 9 tnontlis,
Brucefielc14, -
After 'an illness exteriding oeer
some three, years Mts.. John Swan
passed into rest, op 'euesday. '
deieased lady was a .daughter
of Mr. Moses Calwill of Tucker -
1140 and was a imeive of that
township. Besides her hueband she'
leaves to mourn 'her departure . a
family of two SPA'S' and one dough -
tee : George, who Is station agent at
Harley, arid Andre* and Mabel ab
home. ' 13es1.1ers her aged 'father, she
also is survive0 hy lour brothors and
three Sister's : Mrs.e. Jarnee Macdon-
ald, Richard, Thomas and • Emma
Calve:ill of Teckersmith ; Mrs. Robert
Young of Stanley Joha Cla,lwill of
Wisconsin and William Catwill of
the Canadian west, Mes. Swah was
a Presbyterian in religion- and a
member of the Brucefield °buret'.
The funeral takes place on Friday,
tomorrow, afternoon, the, service: ' at
the -house cenimeneing, ab half peat,
elle 'O'clock, Interment wtll be Made
ie Baird'S cemetery.
HOUSE TO RENT ON , HURON .ST.
Waterworks, and electric light, one
Of tie most desirable tesidenees 1.1
Clinton. Possession . at once if de-
sired, -W, J. -758
11
FOR SALE PANDORA: COOK
Stove with Reseevoir, good as new,
for sale cheap. Apply at Brad-
ehaw's' Variety Store, Clinton.
PULLETS WANTED. -100 BARRED
Rock Pullets at 55 cents each, to
weigh not less than 34 -'pounds , al-
so 100 crossbred pullets at 45
cents each. Taken in at Holmes -
vine on Nov. 24t1.. FOR SALE. -
50 °Barred Rock Cockerels at $1,00,
$1.25 and $1.50, all bred from hens
of a heavy laying strath. -H. J.
Trewartha, Holmesville, phone 1.4
on -153. a -55
AUCTION SALE Ole BUGGIES,
Cutters and Harness. -The under-
eigned will sell by public auetion
and 'without reserve at the Deering
Shop, Clinton., (opposite the Gra-
ham House) on Saturday, Nov, 14,
at 2 o'clock p.m., the following :
2 buggies, new, 1 second haind bug-
gy, 2 _McLaughlin cutters, 2 small
seats for cutter, 4 black cub bear
robes, 3 sets single harness, 24
halters, 1 Sharples cream separate
or, 38 -foot exteneion ladder, 23 -foot
steel ladder, 1- clop ladder,. 1 pota-
to plow, 1 pea harvester, 2 smile-
lers, 4 hay forks, 1 . sling chain,
18 pulleys, grindtone sfor grind-
. Mg sections, 8 feet of . bare door
track with hengers and rollers:
complete, 1 wire stretcher, 1, doz,
cans of fly chaser, 1 barrel_ machine
oil, Stock of dies for threading
pipe, Outfit for raising Windmills,
Number of plow points, soles and
.landslides for Paris, Willciesen, Bell
and Miller plows, 2 Oliver walking
plows, 3 Clothes Wringers, 1 good
binder, 1 box stove wieh number of
0 -inch store pipes, and nuineroue
other articles: Terms :-$5 and un-
der, cash; over that amount; 6
inonths' credit on approved joint
1.1.(11,es. A 0 iseount ot foue percent
PC): annum for cash. -3 ohn May,
Proprietor t Cleo. IT. Elliott, Auc-
tioneer,: .
HOUSE WANTED. ---I AM OPEN 'PO.
„Mu:chase in Clinton a medium. sized
house in good condition, with stable
and gal:doe-Wm , Perdue, Clinton
0.0. , 7.
FOWL WAN'TED.-HICIIIEST MAR-
ket price paid fot all kinds of fowl,
taken any day of the week or phone
8 on 166 and wagon will call. 1
cent peu pound extra allowed ou
trade account. -T. 11. Masom Sum-
merhill. -56.
FOR SALE -A DESIRABLE PRO -
Petty on Frederick sttecte, consisting
of dwelling house containing nine
rooms and woodshed, all in good re-
pair, fiesb class cam under all. 1-5
acre of land with stable and (iris-
ing shed. Possession arranged. For
particulars apply on, reremisee or to
-A lex.. Leitch, el into n -56.
POTATOES. FOR SALE 100 BUSH -
els at 40 emits per bushel. Get
your winter's supply now. -Frank
W. Andreeve,
CLOTHES CLEANED, REPAIRED
and Pressed and at the shortest
possible notice. Both Ladies and
Gentlemen's clothes. We guarantee
to do good work. Room over Mr.
Grigg's jewelry Store. -'Win Jaw).
-55.
FOR .SALE.-OWINGe. TO INSTAL -
line Hydro in the' House of Refuge
a six horsepower .Gasoline engine,.
in first-class running order is offer-
ed for ,sale.". 'For Jurther PartActi-
tars .apply to R. Match, manager
House of Refuge. ---448.
PROF FRANK WEAVERt. L,G.S?37,
Conceit Organist, Pianist, Wilco
Specialist. Teacher of Organ-I:Pi-
- .
ano -and Artistic Singing, Vieits
Clinton Thiirsdays and Fridays. Re-
sidence and studio, 620 Duffel:hi AVe.
London:. --49.
WANTED. - BRIGHT COLORED
Dried Apples, Eggs; Butter, for
which we pay highest priccs.-Can-
telon Bros. : -52.
CREAM WANTED. - DAIRYMEN
hay.ing cream to sell write to us
for cans. We supply two cans free.
Pay all 'express charges and issue
cheques twice each month, cheques
payable at par. We pay the high-
est market prices donsistent„., with
an honest test. Testifig done by a
competent man, Each can careful-
ly weighed, sampled and tested on
arrival and statement returned.
Those in the vicinity of Kinburn
may leave. their cream with Mr.
Hall who will deliver it here.
Write for cans and give us a trial.
-The Seaforth Creamery, Box CM
Seaforth.
FARM FOR SALE BEING LOT 14
Maitland con. Township of Colborne
consisting of 90 acres all cleared,
clay loom and fIrst!class wheat
land, 4 acres of young bearing or-
chard and small fruits, 2 good wells
Good frame dwelling with ,cellar un-
derneath and good barn and stables.
Driving shed with cemeat pig .stable
underneath. The fences aro in good
condition. e mite from school, 21 -
from Holmesville and 6 from Clin-
ton. Will be sold on reasonable
terms. -Apply on the premises or
address Thos. Pennington, Holmes-
ville P. O. -45
THE CORNEA STORE
Live and Let Live
TEAS and COFFEES!
Have you tried our bulk
teas and coffee,still selling at
the old _prices ?
Cured Meats !
Smoked Hams, Rolls, Back
Bacon, Breakfast Bacon, Salt
Pork, Sausage, Cooked _Elam,
Jellied Hock Corn Beef and
Bologna.
E. E. HUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER.
Live Poollu
2500 Chickens
2000 Hens
1000 Ducks
Each Week
during poultry seasoe. Turkeys and
. :Geese wanied later,
I31BLICAL-PROPHETIC AND OTH-
ther subjects studied on Sundays at
3 and 7 pan. at J. Holmes', "The
Evergreene," Huron Road. All in-
vited. Malachi 3.17. -51.
The WM'
CIOSifigl Union Service
with ? =.1
Rev. H. T. Crossley
Programme.
Thursday : The last, Song Sermon. on "From Plow Handle to Pulpit,"
In Ontario Street chilech.
Friday : Grand Rielly of students, youths and ndults in Wesley church.
1 Sunday, 11 a.m., "Perfect Love." in Ontario Skeet church.
. IrSuonudEtaly,e,i3i45itpecia.n.,p'l'aMiayteoteattaiteeen,d" , NIL nt i.. tOeirloy.isoluety,'farigenrediste,est address, en
Sunday, 7 p.m.. "Seven Royal Proclamations.' In Wesley church.
Tuesday : The grand send off to Mr, Crossley. Don't miss this.
, Make these closing services the hest in crowds. interest and results.
. Wesley church. •
Monday, 7,45 pan., "The Dance and the Garde.' In Wesley dulcet).
W. L. RUTLEDGE and. S. J. ALLAN, pastors.
1
Get our prices each week
at the Eleyaeor.
We are in the market for
all kinds of grain at top
prices.
A full line of Mour and
feed alwaye on hand.
flatte you tried our Cured
meats ? All meat supplies
government inspected.
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-date Firm
CLINTON.
N. W. Trewartha, Wm. Jenkins,
Beans
SEND SA1VIPLES, STAT-
'NG- QUANTITY AND PRICE
YOU WILL !PAK E.
WE SUI'PLY f3A.C3S.
MORROW and COMPANY
33 FRONT ST., E.,
TORONTO,
Sale 1
BIG 30 DAY. NOVEMBER, SALE
CommenciniTbursday, November fifth, and cOn-
ijiming for the following 30 days. , There will be war .
among the prices of our gloceries.
For cash and Produce we will slaughter everything,
. White sale 88 011 our regular menthly customers will he given fall
advantage of cash pieces. ' .
We have space to quote only a Tew specials:
blest new Valeucia raunne .... ...100per lb or 11 lbs for $1.00
1, 1018 " . be for 25e while they last
" new Patras currants Itte per lh 0753111)8 tor 0.00
" new seeded raisins ,
" . (10 o"z size) 2 lbs 25c
new eeedless .....2His
25e
New cooking egs.. .... . , .... . .... per th 7e
" dates ... ... . . . . .. . . .... " 8e
" peels (lemon, orange and citron) " lec
" shelled almonds ...... ...... . .. , . . , 40e
Redpath's granulated sugar 1,1Ihs for 31.00
" ....5 lb packages, reg, 40c for 35e
11 " 16 the for ell 00
`Comatoes
Best (B) rice
" pearl tapioca .
3 packages barley crisps
8 packages flaked peas
3 bars Infant's Delight soap
0 " Cornfortsoap
6 " Richard snap
" Quick Naptha, sea p
Good t redit Salmon per tin
i
Corn and netts lee each or 3 for 25c
per tin lec
• per lb 5c
per lb 8c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25e
25e
10c
15c
Challenge corn starch.- ... , per packetge 10e or 4 for 30o
Our Own Blend Tea (only 5 the to a customer) per lb 28e
"Our Own" baking powder,‘pound tin for .......
Robin Hood porridge oats per package 23e
Reason for this slangther sale is the need of
money.
•
Keep buying to keep the Reg flying.
W. T. O'NEIL
46gAiorik
"coNCNITOWV:
CRellelMIWAY
ALSO 12 INCH WOOD.
Stapleton Saw
Mill.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO USE THIS
colunm for For Sale, Wanted,
,Found, Lost, Etc. advts. All who
have tried it sap so.
Does Your Watch
Need Repairing?
A watch that does not keep
good time is little better than
no watch at all.
Intrust your watch to us,
we will spare no effort in put-
ting it right ibi the shortest
possible time,
We give special attention to
Watch Repairing,
A. J. GRIGG
Optician
Jeweler and Issuer of Marriags
Iii•censes.
Double
Feed Doors
There is no danger of hit-
ting the sides and spilling -
coal all over the floor with
the big Sunshine feed Aciors,..
These doors wi I admit a
large chunk of wood, too.
Our local agent will
show, you this anci
manyother "Sunshine"
advantages. Send fop
free booklet.
Mcaary's
Su.nshine
Furnace) -
BYAM & SUITTER
Sanitary, Plumbers Phone
Clinton School of
Commerce.
LEARN WHILE YOU
' EARN,
The Night School has open-
ed but you can enrol at any
(212)10.
Per month $5.00, 3 months
$1.2,50.
B. F. Ward, BA., NI.Accts
Principal.
. WE AIM AT QUALITY
IN INSTALLING FURNAC-
ES, IN GENERAL PLUMB-
ING AND TINSMITHING.
THOS. HAVVKINS.
Phone 83,
PLUMBING AND HEATING.
liE1_,L0 !
Have you ordered your leindliag for
the winter yet ? Stave edginga mid
cedar blocks on hand.
Malted grain and stook feed for
eorses and cattle always In stook.
Quaker Oats, Cornflakes, Floutr, Oati
nd Corn Meal, to he had at the
North End Feed Store.
I I
A General Delivery Done.
Frank W. Evatts
C I n tott.
Agent- for Heinezman Pians,:
TERMS: CASH, Phone 1.0A
Agents Wanted
A SPLENDLD CHANCE FOR ,
AGENTS AT THIS TIME,
Does your present income ex-
ceed 325 nee week and expelle-
es ?
If you are willing to work, you
should bo Mite to increase your. bank
account each week from now until
Chrietneas., by selling Professor Mac-
°lenient's NOW Canadian Bird Book, a
work intensely- interesting, beautifullei
illustrated and at the same time. ser-
ving the purpose of a reference book
for children attending school. Grown, -
ups enjoy it, children aro delighted'
with it and all are benefetted by it:
Every parent having a child in school1
ist a prospective customer.
%Wife, now lot special terms. te.
agents.:
DOMINION BOOK Colt'
PUBLISHERS.
TORONTO e CANAAA.