The Clinton News Record, 1914-12-03, Page 5ecember 3rd, 1914
Clinton News -Record
Hensall
Mr, John W. Todd has been j in
al;rtmlon undergoing special meal:eat
areatenent. Jin is much improved in
:heal Gm.
Wes. j. Britton of S. Thomas has
-been visiting Mrs. J. Scott.
Mrs, Spffiding is home from,
wet on a visit to her parents, Mr.
-end Mrs. Sberei
Rev. Mr, Urge ef Parkhill preached
missionary seienons in the Methodist
church on Sunday week.
Mair, who located itt Hensall
two or three years ego and who hait.
built upa good practise and had won
• enany feiende, has disposed of his
practise to Dr. Bean, who recenleY
' graduated from the western Universj.-
. ty, and Who will take possession ,a1-
• meet immediately.
Mr. John ,B. McArthur, for many
• years a well-known and popular bus-
iness man bn town, numb .au untimely
end at • Clifford last week being
:smothered evith as from a coal stove.
Mr. and Mrs. McArthur had been
:staying with the latter's parents,
.Mr. and Mrs.; Grigg of ,Clifford, who
were old and feeble, and Mrs. McAr-
thur was away for a few days' :visit
when the accident- oceured, The re-
-mains were, brought to Win,ghame. for
• in terment. •
Good Morning I How does your
;sub to. The News -Record read ? The
label tittle the story.
Gotta Morning ! How does your
sub to e'he NeWs-Record read ? The
label tells the story.
Wingham
mr. A. D. Cameron of Mitchell was
'in town last week on business.
Miss Hall has returned to her home
;in Hamilton after a visit of a couple
.of months with Mrs Jolm. Armour
_of Turnberrym. •
Mrs. john Button, Mrs. .3esse
'Button and Mrs. Ostrand of leuctenow
:spent a few days as the guests of
Mr. Wm. Vessant.
Mr. Wm. Maewell of Leamington
spent a few days last week with old
'friends in town and vicinity.
Mrs., W. J. Rush of Portland, Ore-
gon, has been the guest of her sis-
ter, Mrs. 'Ernest G. Dymoed.
Mr. Arthur Haines has returnee at -
ter a couple of months spent in time
vest.
1VIr. J. M. Maguire of Edmonton,
AItat, is visiting his brother, Mr.
Robe: Maguire of town.
Mrs. Bevens , of Thamesford has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. Clegg.
IVIrs. Geo. Roe has gone to Hamil-
ton for the winter.
Mrs. Wm. Walsh of Detroit hae
been. visiting her sister, Mrs. Mes-
e:Me.,
Rev. D. and Mrs. Perrie visited fri-
-ends in. Missouri.
Mr. le, Hinkley had. his hand injur-
ed while working at the Western
Foundry one day last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Isbister were in
"enhiiist last week attending the
'heir son, Mr. John Is -
,way, Mich ,
Mr. Thos. Groves had a narrow, es-
cape Tram death or serious injury
last week while digging out the cave-
in in which Mr. Chester 14111 lost his
'filet' Mr. Groves was boried up to
his waist and was only extricated
when a second cave-in took place. It
is very evident that extra supports
will have to be used while this sew-
er is being finished.
The Ladies.' Patriotic Society put
on a coecert in the opera house on
Friday week whichwas, well-abtentled
and at which about one hundred and
J. dollars was realized.
Dungannon
The evaporator closed last week af-
ter a successful run.
.Rev. L. Bartlett' and family auto -
ed up from Belmont and. spent a few
days with old friends her,
Miss Hunter of Brussels spent a
few days with her brother, . Rev, .1.
E, Hunter last week.
Walter Wall:males returned to
his home near Mitchell after a visit
with relatives bore.
Miss Celia, Pentland has been visit-
ing with Rev. and Mrs. Bartlett of
Belmont and will also visit her bro-
ther, Rev, S.V.R. Pentland of Wat-
lord bejore retureing to Dungannon.
Good Morning ! How does your
sub. to The News -Record read ? Thu
label tells the story.
Zurich
• Mrs. M. Nicholson of London has
hem viei Ling in the village and vic-
inity,
Mrs. Eliza Truemner has gone to
Detroit be spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs, Wagner and children
have returned from a visit With fri-
ends and relatives in the State of
Michigan.
Mr, Jame) Casella and Gamily have
eeturned to their home at Elkton,
elm a visit here with rola-
tives and friends,
Good Morning I How does your
sub to The News-Recota read ? The
label tell's, the story.
Exeter
Five members of the family at
MeLaren, ol Ilibbert township,
had narrow escapes when their homes
were destroyed by, fire. The blaze
'broke out after they had gone to bed,
..ealierne time about midnight, and the
house was totally destroyed with all
the contents. Severe/ ot the childten
were down with measles and practi-
cally unable to help themselves. lefts.
McLaren also was sick and they man-
aged to leave the house only with
great diffieuity. The houso was of
stone and. the loss will be heavy.
The funeral of -John Dew, held
from the family 'residence in Hilibert
last weec was largely attended. De-
ceased was sixty-five years ,old and
was found lying dead, in the door-
way of his barn. His wife
had left him a few minutes before,
.Mrs., M. Brown is a sister.
Goderich.
Mr. James Fowler of London has
been renewing old friendships herea-
bouts ,
Me, Harold W. Aitken, who has
been in Edmonton and Vancouver for
the past four years, is visiting at
his home in town,
Mr, J. Worsen had it valuable
heifer which a few months ago was
injured by having 0 hind leg ehot.
The limb was severed below the knee
and when it had healed sufficiently
he had a w.00den leg made and adjust-
ed it. The animal gets around nicely
and is doing well.
• Miss Blacltstone has retureel item
a visit to her brobher 1.0 Calgary.
The *Meteesetung Cans Club gave
their president, Dr. Sale, who goes
with time. Second Contingent, a fare-
well banquet and presented him with
a revolver amid hoslter. The members
of Huron Lodge also presen-
ted Captain Sale with a shaving out-
.
fit ,
Miss Beatrice Gamow of Toronto.
has been- visiting her brother,' Mr,
Chas. Garrow of town,
Owing to the small attendaece at
the publicand kindergarten school,
caused by measles, the school hoard,
on the advice of the local Board. of
Health, last week decided to close
the schools indefinitely, with the ex-
ception of the entrance °lessee. About
sixty pee cent, of the pupils are not
attending and while the reticle -etc,
which is thought .1.0 be pretty well
checked, is of a mild nature, the
board thought this step the best
thing to do. The disease seems to
have centered itself around the south-
ern and eastern end of the town.'
Seaforth.
Mrs. 19, Lawson of Auburn has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Scatter of town,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Southgate Ilex°
arrived in town ffiele wnr spend the
winter with the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. 16. Southgate.
Dr. R. R. Ross has recovered suffici-
ently to be able to resume his prac-
tise abet his operation.
lairs. S. Martin and children have
returned to their home at Edmonton
after spending a couple of Months in
town as guests of Mrs. McLennan.'
Mrs. Martin was accompanied home
by. her mother, Mrs. McLeod.
The Home Guard is enthusiastical-
ly training and take a fiee-mile
jaunt now and then to harden the
muscles. ,
Mr. A. Edmonds is here from Da-
kota visiting his brother, Mr, Win.
Edmond.
Mr, Arthur Foster has taken a pos-
ition in the clothing factory in town,
and. has moved his wife and family
from Winnipeg to late up residence
here.
The following officers were eleeted
at a resent meeting of tha Seaforth
Horticultural Society : President, A.
IP, ; Neicee. W. D. Hoag ; Scare-
tery-treasurer, Chas, Stewart ; 'Dir-
ectors, W. Ilartrey, James H. Wright
Dr. J Grieve, Howard Hartry,
Fleurchdultz. Auditors : Dr. Grieve
and Jas. H. Wright.
Mr. Gerald Case, who accoinpaniee
the Second Contingent to the Iront
as an electrical engineer, was given
rousing send-oe by the military men
and citizens, the Home Guard and.
the Cadets being; in attendance in a
body.
Mr. Robt. Bell has gone to the west
on a business trip.
Mr. Henry Stobie of Aiken, Minn.,
IR in town on a visit to hie sister,
Mrs, J. Fisher. It is thirtyelive
years since Mr. Stehle left here,
Mr. Fred Neel% of Cincinnati has
been home on a visit to his patents.
Mr. George McIntosh, a pioneer of
McKillop township, died at his home
in towri on Tuesday of last weee.
Ile was eighty-six years ot age and
had. re,sided, on the farm in Weil -
lop until about two years ago. His
wife who was a sister of Rev. Dr,
McKay ol Formosa, mill a family of
seven sons and two daughters sur-
vive,
The canister, "From Olivet to Cal-
vary" will be repeated in the Pres-
byterian church, the proceeds to go
toward the Red Cross Fund.
Good Morning I How does, your
sub to The NeWs,Record read / The
label tells the story.
• Bluth
Miss Florence Rogereon 11a8 retern-
ed from a visit in' Goderich...
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Last of Galt
have been visiting • at Oa 1101111E1 ' of
the latter's sieter, Mrs, R. Hoy.
The proceeds from the supper giv-
en by Mr, N. A. Taylor at his res-
taurant last week •areounted • to lif-
ty-eight dollars and was donated to
the Red Cross Circle.
and Mrs. John Sloan, of Nome,
Alaska, are visiting the former's pare
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sloan,
• Mr. John De/Moine made a shipment
of apples to England last Weed.
Mrs. Geo. MeTaggert and little son
visited the lady's mother in Clinton
last week for a few days,
Mr. 1-IiIclerbrand of Seaforth has
taken a cosi Woe with the Blytit !Flax
Co, and has moved into Mr. Porter's
dwelling.
Mr. 'I'. J, Johnston of Deleware was
hare last week looking after the
farin lands which he owns here.
Good Morning ! 1 -Mw does your
sub to The New's-Record road ? The
label tolls the story.
Auburn
Mies May Snell visited her sister,
Mrs. J. L. McDowell of Westfield, re-
cently.
Miss Welch of Calgary has been ther
guest of Mise Mabel Erratt.
Mr, Dan Rouger of Summerhill vis-
ited les mother, Mrs. 0. IL Ingold,
for a few days recently.
Mrs. John Dingwall of Bly II was
the guest of her parents, elle and
Mrs. Wm. Debi% fon e day or two.
Mr. Geo. Snell, Jr., is spending a
few days under the parental roof,
that of Mr. and Mrs. G. Snell.
111r. and Mrs. Thos, Sttaughan vis-
ited the latter's sister, Mrs. M. Hanna
of Wingham.
Miss A. Sturdy and Mrs. H. Mc-
Gee were guests of Mrs, D. Geddes
of Londesboro one day recently.
The many friends hereabouts of .ehe
late Mr. John Kernaghan, Sr., were
sorry to hem of his death which oc-
curred at the home of his son, Mr.
Norman Ketnaghan of Colboene.
Messrs. Geo. Yungleulf and George
Beadle returned recently front a hunt-
ing expedition in the Muskoka woods.
Happenings of Sixteen
Years Ago.
Taken from the Files of The
News -Record of the date
indicated.
December 1st, 1898.
Mr. W. T. Dockrill, C.P.R. travel-
ling passenger agent, was in Clinton
Tuesday and spent a few hours with
with Mr. W, Jackson who represents
the company at thie point.
Miss Mel:lardy, Rev. B. Clement and
Mr. Robt , llolenes of town were all
at Londesboro on Tuesday evenitig
assisting mb tlffi Thanksgiving supper
in connection with the dedication of
the new Methodist church.
The last two months' inake of
cheese front the Summerhill cheese
fon-tory was shipped to Ingersoll last
week, the price paid being eight and
a half cents.
Mr. .1. W. Irwin has bought out
Robb Bros' grocery' in Seeferth.
Mr, David Cook was married on
Wednesday of last week to miss Ag-
gie M. Kerr of Nile.
The rate war between the 0, P. R.
and the G.T.R. has come to an end
and a return trip to Toronto flow
costs, $6.20 instead et $3.35, the rate
prevailing for the past few menthe.
TELEPHONE NOTICE. - THE AN-
nual meeting of the subscribers of
'the Tuckersmith Municipal Tele-
phone system will be held in Wal-
ker's hall, Brucefield, on Saturday,
Dee. 12th, commencing at 1.30 pen.
As a representative of 'elle Ontario
Railway and Municipal Board will
he preseat to discuss matters of
importance to the system, a bull
attendance ot subscribers is re-
quested, -Thos. .f.l. Shillinglaw,
Premeident, -111-2.
News -Record M6an News-Learler
Perry's Peerless Players
will present
THE BRE OF THE POT"
a strong military comedy (llama in the
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
on the evening of
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5th
Special Scenery and Electrical Effects.
Vaudeville between Acts,
Popular Prices, Plan at Fair's,
CHRISTMAS BAZAA
will be held by the Junior Patriotic Society in
• the town hall cn
Saturday Afternoon, Dec. 121h
Proceeds to go to the lied Cross Fund.
It is earnestly aequested that the following articles will
be contributed :
Second-hand Books, Toys Pictures still in good repair.
Plain or Fancy Sewing, Dressed Dolls, Candy.
Afternoon Tea served from three to six o'clock,
Marriages
K ,LORAN-MeNF,IL in 'Potent°,
on Nov. letli, Grace McNeil, of
Toronto, to Dr. J. le. Leo Killer -
an, formerly of Seatorth.
Blyth., MI Nov,
.25{711, Luella, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex. Haien, to John Cole
of Waterloo, formarlp of Mullett.
Births
ALLEN -At Belbeck, Sask., on Nov.
9th, to Rev. A. and Mrs. Allen,
O daughter.
GARRETT-In Hamilton, on Nov.,
291,11, to Dr. and Mrs. H. Gar-
rett, a daughter,
GRIFFITH-In Goderich, on Novem-
ber 22nd, to Mt. and 1VIrs, Chas.
Griffith, a daughtee.
REID. At Benmiller, Nov. 191511, to
Mr. and Mrs. W,E, Reid, of Qv, -
ma Sask., (twins) a son and dau-
ghter.
KERNER-In Zurich, on Nov, 27st,
to Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McEntee a
da Lighter ,
DAY -In Egmondville, on Nov. 18th
to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Day, a
daughter:
Deaths
SU'PHERIAND-In Toronto, on Nov.
27th, Marlon P., wife of Mr, ,J,A.
Sutherland, Toronto, and daugh-
ter of Mr. Wm. Coats of Goder-
ich,
POLLOCK-In Hay township, on
December 1st, -George A. Pollock,
aged 52 years,.
MeINTOSH-In Seaforth, Nov. 24th,
George; McIntosh, aged 85 years
and 11 months.
MacAULEY-In fioderich on Nevem-
bee 23rd, Norman MacAuley, in.
his 803th year.
COW FOR SALE.-MILKINCr NOW,
will freshen in March. Also two
Wyandotte coekerels.-Hiram Hill.
-61.
FOR SALE, A MEDIUM SIZED
Coal Heater, in good condition, -J.
Sloman. -61
CHOICE THOROUGHBRED S. C:
W. Leghorn Cockerels for sale. Call
and Anspect before purchasing. -A.
E. Hoare, -01
STABLE FOR sArz AT THE
Preebyterian Manse. -Apply to Wm.
A, Grant. •
STRAY STIelefe. - THERE IIAS
strayed from the presence of the
undersigned ae lot 22, Maitland
con., Colborne, a yearling steer, in
color, roan, Any information lead-
ing to Rs recovery will be thank-
fully received,-Robt. S. Blake, 11.
.11. No. 2, Clinton. -61
AUCTION SALE OF COWS AND
young cattle, -Mr. W, H. Lobi, has
inet'ructed the undersigned to sell
by public auction, at Lot e7, Male -
land con., Godeuich 'Poweehip nt
1.30 o'clock on Wednesday, Dec 9th,
the following : 13 ehoice cows, 3
to ealve itt Jatwary, 2 in February
5 le March and 3 in April. 17
heifers rising 8 years old, several
are choice Holsteins and will make
the very bast dairy Cows. The te-
maindee are gooa stockers. Guaran-
tee : Any Ow represented to be in
call and proving not to be within
one month of date of sale may be
returned and notes or money will
be refunded. Terms : six months'
credit will be given oa approved
joint notes or a discount of six per
cent. per annum for cash. -W. H.
Lobb, Proprietor, T. Gundry, Auc-
tiotieer,
The Princess Theatre
Now Open.
A. FIVE -REEL SERVICE
EACH EVENING WITH A.
A CHANGE EVERY Isamu.%
REELS OBT A T NED FROM
TI -TE BEST COMPANY OP-
E'RATTNG IN CANADA..
ADMISSION 15c.
0I-1 I LDREN 5c.
---
OPENS 7.30. p.m.
James Medd, Prop.
FOR SALE PANDORA COOK
Stove. with Reservoir, good as new,
for sale cheap. Apply at Brad-
shaw's Variety Store, Clinton.
FOWL WANTED.7-HIGHEST MAR-
ket price paid fop all kinds °Med,
taken .any day of the 'week or phone
3. on tee and wagon will ealL 1
cent per poune extea allowed • On
trade, account. --.T. E. Mason, Sons-
merhilb
POTATOES FOR SALE 4.00 BUSH -
els at e0 cents pet blisliel., Get
your winter's supply riew.-e5'ra,n1r
W. Andrews. -56.
CLOTHES CLEANED, REPAIRED
and Pressed and at the shortest
possible notice, Beth Ladies and
Gentlemen's, clothes, We guarantee
to do good work. Room over Mr.
Grigg's Jewelrp Storce-Wee Jago.
-55.
BIBLICAL -PROPHETIC AND OTH--
ther subjeMs studied on Sundays at
3 and 7 pen. at J. Holmes'. "The
Evergreens," Huron Road. All In-
vited, Malachi 3.17.
FOR SALE -A DESIRABLE rno-
' petty on Frodericic street, . consisting
of dwelling house containing nine
rooms arid woodshed, all in good re-
pair, first class celar under all. 1-5
acre of land with stable and driv-
ing shed. Possession arranged. For
particulars apply on premises or to
-Alex, Leitch, Clinton. -56.
FOR, SALE. -OWING TO INSTAL -
ling -Hydro in the House of Refuge'
a six horsepower Gasoline engine,
in first-class running order is ()tier-
ed for sale. For further particu-
lars apply to R. Mach, manager
Howe of Refuge. -18.
PROF. FRANK WEAVER, L.G.S.M.
Concert Organist, Pianist, Voice
• Specialist. Teacher of Organ, Pi-
ano and Artistic Singing. Visits
Clinton Thursdays and Fridays. Re-
sidence and studio, 620 Dufferin, Ave.
London. -49,
WANTED. - BRIGHTCULORED
Dried Apples, Eggs, Butler, for,
which we pay highest prices.-Can-
telon Bros. -52.
CREAM WANTED..-- DAIRYMEN
having cream to sell write • to us
for cans. We supply to cans free.
Pay all express charges and issue
cheques twice each month, cheques
payable at par. We pay the high-
est market prices consistent with
an honest test. Tinting dnne by a
competent man. Each can careful-
ly weighed, sampled arid tested‘on
arrival and statement returried.
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 486,
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 acees 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 cement pig stable
underneath. The fences are in good
condition. it mile from gchool,
from leolmesville and 6 from Clin-
ton. 1Vill be sold on reasonable
terms. -Apply on the 'promises or
address Thos, Pennington, Holmes-
ville P. O. -45
THE COM STORE
Live and Let Live
A Call For
Early Shopping.
BY MAKING 'YOUR ountsT-
MAS PURCHASES AS SOON
AS POSSIBLE 'YOU WILL
HAVE THE ADVANTAGE OF
BETTER SELECTION AND
BETTER SERVICE THAN IS
POSSIBLE D URING TICE
PERIOD 01e RUSH.
New Raisins, Currants,
Figs, Peels, Dates, Nuts,
• etc. Our new stock is in
and we carry only the very
hest.
For Christmas Presents.
we have a nice assortment
of Fancy China to choose
from.
For the Kiddies' Christ-
mas Stockings
wo HAVE CANDIES, NUTS
• GRAPES, TABLE RAISINS.
CALL AND GET A. CALENDAR.
E. E. HUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER.
Live
Wlliild
2500 Chickens
2000 Hens
1000 Ducks
.Each Week
dur mig poultry sea,son. Turkeys a.nd
Geese wanted later.
Get our prices each week
at the Elevator.
We are in the market for
ail 'chide of graM at top
prices. '
'A fall line of flour and
feed always on hand.
Have you tried our Cured
meats ? All meat supplies
government inspected.
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-date Firm
CLINTON.
N. W. Trewartha, Wm. Jenkins
S. laughter Prices
Make quick Hates and many of them. FOP thirty days we have filled
orders, and had orders repeated, Be Alert ! .13e Watchful 1 The op-
portunity awaits you to save money. Remember we quote only a few
specials and ask you to compare prices with Simpsoner and Eaton's of
Toronto. You cannot then, help being loyal to your own community.
100 brooms (only two to a customer) each $ .20
14 lbs Red path's granulated sugar for 1.00
15 11)9 Redpath's yellow sugar fm ........ .. e1.00
5 lb Cartons Redpaties gran i sugar; reg 40c ior , .35
Best Valencia raisins per lb 10e or 11 tits for 1.00
- Best Patios currants per lb 10e or 11 Mc for ... . . .... ., 1.00
A quantity 01. 11153 raisins (while they last) pee lb .08
New seeded reisins 2 packets for
.25
New seedless raisins 2 pafor 25
fo
,25
New dates per lb .08
New figs per lb
• New juicy prunes per 11115e or 2 for •
, ... ...... . .08
.25
• Our Own (mixed tea -only 5 lbs to a customer) per lb ,28
• Our Own baking powder per lb 151 or 2 for .25
• McLarren's jelly powder, all flavors, 3 for ,25
8 packets Lux .25.
3 bottles Worchestee sauce .25
8 bottles catsup .25
Good red salmon per tin 15c or 2
Robertson's Scotch marmalade very special per :far 151
Libby's choice asparagus tips per tin .25
Campbell's situp 2 tins for .25
Loose Macaroni per lb .10
6 bars Richard's pure or Naptha soap .. ..... ... .25
Anne Temirna's pancake flour 15c or 2 for i ,25
West India molasses peeper tin ... . .. .10
13est Nornino table syrup per tin .25
Fresh B.O. said:ion' per lb .15
Fresh halibut per lb - .15
Fresh Finnan Etaddie per lb .12
4 packets challenge corn starch 3
3 bottles essences for .25
.30
30rbiriscsotfoornraftroyei:gfortegular 35e for
.25
3 tins corn for .25
3 tins peas for' .21
Fresh Gorgonzola cheese pet arrsved.
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Keep buying to keep the flag flying.
W. T. O'Neil
Slats ler Sale
ALSO 12 -INCH WOOD.
Stapleton -Saw
Mill.
Does Your Watch
Need Repairing?
A watch that does not keep
good time is little better than
no watch at all.
Intrus.t your watch to us,
we will spare no effort in put-
ting it right in the shortest
possibld time, -
We give special attention to
Watch Bepairing,
A. J. GRIGG
Optician
Jeweler and Issuer of Marriage
Licenses.
Double
Feed Doors
There is no danger of hit-
ting the sides and spilling
coal all over the floor with
the big Sunshime feed doors.
,
These deers will admit a
large chunk of wood, toe.
Our local anzen t will
ceew vou this end
many Wiley "Sunshine"
.$1 Stilld for
f res booklet.
.StinshinO.
Funiqc.e
BYAM & surrTER
-Sanitary, Plumbers inheas:
Good Butter Makers will use
Printed Wrappers obtained from
The NoWs-Record.
Get In Ahead of Time.
It would be' will to renew
31our subs to the city daily;
or weekly some time ism ad-
vance of the datewhen your
puled expires so that you
may not lose a copy. The
News -Record will look al-
ter it for you and take the
responsibility. See our
Clubbing List.
WE AIM AT QUALITY
IN INSTALLING FURNAC-
ES, IN GENERAL PLUMB-
ING AND TINSMITHING,
THOS. HAWKINS.
Phone 53.
PLUMBING AND HEATING,
HELLO ! ! !
Have you ordered your kindling foe
the winter yet? Stave edgings and
cedar blocks on hand.
Malted grain and stook food foe
horses and cattle always in stock,
Quake': Oats, Cornflakes, Flout, Oat
nd Corn Meal to be had at the .
North End Feed Store.
A General Delivery Done,
Frank W. Evans
CInton.
Agent tur Heintzman Pianos,
TERMS CASH. Phone 192
ea:':s
SEND • SAMPLES, STAT-
ING QUANTITY AND PRIOE
YOU WILL TAKE.
WE SUPPLY BAGS.
MORROW and COMPANY
39 FRONT ST., E.,
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