HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1913-10-09, Page 6atober 9th 1913
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Miss Hattie Belcher left last week
or Vancouver to visit friends.
The, butchers of town have start-
j,,,,s.stein of cash on delivery,
T.it'en, and report the system,
'working, nut SatlgaCtOrilY'
, Jeal , Forsythe has returned
.01 holm in Berlin alter' a very,
Visit with iMist, Alixe Salin-
e
Itev. W K. 'Hager returned last
week from a month's vacation in the
islands of the Georgian Bar.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Brown, Mr.
and -.)Irs, WM, W. Green and Mrs. D.
•L," Richardson motored up item, De-
troit last week. On tbeir retuan
they were accompanied by Mrs. J.
Bedford. "
The members of the Church Base-
l:nil League, and some friends were
entertained at the Y. Pl. C, A. rooms
! ' one evening last week, when the Knox
-"church team web' presented with the
banner as vdnnerg of the series. A
Very pleasant social evening was
; sPen • -
. Mr. W. Protnifoot, ..,. Jr., and Miss
,
Isabel Proudfoot have returned from
-a Most enjoyable trip to Europe.
Mrs, Walter Eldridge and children
...have gone,te,„Dundas where Mr: Eld-
ridge has been for some time and
where they intend to reside.
,Miss Kathryn Kenny- has returned'
-tr.,: her 'home' in Detroit after a visit
with Goderich -and Ashfield township
friends, `
Mr. Gerald . Kidd •of Westmount,
• Quebec, is spending a vacation with
. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Kidd,
Mr. Russel Buttrey of Strathroy
has taken a position with the How-
ell Hardware Co. -
`Miss Jean Lawson has returned to
Detroit after a couple of months' va-
cation at her hame, that of Capt.
and Mrs. Lawson,
Mrs. W. E. Kelly and Miss J. Man-
• son left last week for .New York
Joe- a months' visit. Miss Wilson, a
sister 'of the former lady who has
been visiting in town, accompanied
' them.
• The record for unloading grain was
•'made one day last week when,' the
; Calgo of the McKee, equivalent to
.120,000 bushels of wheat, was un-
loaded in eight and 1, quarter hours.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Cameron and
'":1CIri. M. C. Cameron left last week
--for Weirsdale, Florida, to spend the
-winter,
- Mr. J. W. Vanatter returned last
-week from a vacation bpent at the
"-summer cottage of Rev. W. K.. and
' Mrs. , Hager on one of the' islands of
-the Georgian 'Bay.' ' " ' '
Mr. Jas. Fowler, who has held a
positron with Hodgcns Bros. for
e some 'time, left last week for Lon -
Mon where he takes a position. He
, has also been engaged as soloist in
-- Dundas street 1VIethodist Church.
The marriage took place on Satur-
• nay , morning last at the home
of• the bride's mother, Cam-
-''bria Road, of Mary Elizabeth, se-
-mond daughter 'of Mrs. G. 1Vlorris, to
Mr; rWilliaml Strachan of Louisville,
Kentucky. The house was very pret-
tily deco,rated and the,..bride wore
-h-et liand-grnam travelling suit of grey
:ffiroadclo-th. The ceremony was per -
'formed. by Rev. Geo. E. Ross in the
'presence of only iinrnediate friends.
After the wedding breakfast Mr. and
-Mrs. . Straelian left by the morning
-train for Toronto and other points.
Clinton Model School
Report for September
Division 1,
Senior class-rNora Kennedy 83,
Percy'Ladd ; 81, Edwin Judd 77, Lois
Holmes. 75, Winnie Draper 72,Dor-
atilY RattenbuTY 68, 1.a,rerti Langford
67, Hattie Greig 66, Pilerle Moore 64,
Margaret 'Walker 64, Nellie Watkins
• Junior class-Shurwyn ABM. 91;
Gladys Keller 86, Ruth Mc-
.
Math • 86,„ - Alvin Leonard 86,
Mabel Marshall 89, Irene' Keller 77,
Marian Gibbings 77, Leona Hearn 76
Charlotte Sheeley 86 Frieda Wallis
73, Aileea Armour '12,: Nettie -Glazier
72, Murray McNeil 72, Cecil Peekitt
72, 1-lannah Argent 71, Harold 'Man-
ning 70, Alice PeckItt 68, May, Rut-
ledge 63, Orville Murphy 60.
-Olive Cooper, TeaCher.
Division '2
Seniors - Clete Dunford 91 per-
cent, Harry Lawrence 90, Ethel Was-
mann 87, Lyda Livermore '87, Harry
Rance 86, Ernest Livermore 83, Geo.
Middleton 82, Alex, Eagleson 81, Ed-
na McCaughey 79, Mary Taylor 76,
Ruth Argent. 73, Marion Andrews 69,
Jessie Jackson 68: Earl Cooper 65,
Fanny, Hellyar .65, Edna West 65.
Juniors -Sadie Draper 76; Madelon
Shaw 73, Edith Jones 71, Merritt
„Nediget 69, Ernest Hall 66, Wilfrid
Seeley 65, Mary W,alton. 64, Carl • A gent 61, 61, Ernie Little 60:
-M. E. Chidley, Teacher.
Bluth
Mr. James Barr has purchased a
•',runabout which he will use for both
.business and pleasure.
• Mrs. Maynard and daughters, who
•'have been visiting Mr. John and Miss
• Janet Lamont, have returned to
'their horne in By City, Mich,
Mr. Michael Kelly, who was injured
by falling from his wagon a few
--s-meeks....ago, is_ not improving as fast
as his friends eould wish.
Miss Marion McKenziehas. returned
'from a visit with friends in Dunham,
Mrs, R. J. M. Barr has been engag-
ed as principal of the Public school
-to fill the vacancy caused by the re-
. signation of Mr. D. A. MacDonald,
who has held the position during the
-past month.'
• Mr. P. Gardiner hag purchased Mrs.
Geo. Powell's residence on Dinffiey
street.
• - Mr. Chas, G. Bailey of Los Angel-
- os, Cal., visited Ms' sister, Mrs. John
Parrott of Morris last week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Thomas and
• family have returned from a vacation
• spent in New Ontario district.
Mr. Archie Wells spent a few days
- with his grandmother last week prior
-to returning to Toronto to resarne his
•;tudies at the school of Practical Sci-
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bease of Berlin
• . are on a visit to their son, Mr. C.
Bease of town. -
Annivertary services will be held
in the Methedisk church on Sunday
'next when Dr. Rai -Sledge of Clinton
,will conduct the services.
-/
•
Trinity church held their annual ,
-.vest, home festival on Sunday week
when theru wasa good tarn out and
-very successful services, Mr.
• Hartley of Dunham was the preacher
•of the day.
Mrs. Go. Hood passed away at her
here on Wednesday week aged
eighty-three years. For many years
- :Mrs, I -rood and her husband fanned
,in Morris township but on the death
• -0i• the latter she with her daughter,
moved into Blyth. The deceased lady
wa,s possessed of a sterling character
:and was much es,teeinted by , all who
•Sknew her. A large . fardily . survive,
two of whom, Mrs.' W. ...fackgon. 'end
Miss Hon, reside here.
Rally •Day ' was- observed in " the
terian charch here, a. splendid
,
en by the members
. ,
righter of
Mor-
d -
Division 3,
Senior class -Flora Miller 96, Beryl
Cooper 96, Earl Liverrnore 95, Agnes
Walker 91, Willis Cooper 87, Lawrence
West 82, Willie Bell 82, Doza Seliden-
hals 80, Charlie Cole 79, Pearl Graild
77, Bert Sloman_73, Halide Lia er-
more 72, 'Annie Lawrense 62.
Junior class --George Walla 89,
Marcus Tierney 76, Jean Bell 75, An-
na Grealis 68.-J, Wilson, Teacher.
Division 4, :
Senior 3rd, -Cora Miller 90, Amy
Hellyar 89, Jabez Rands 88, `Jas.
Walker 87, John Taylor 84, Dorothy
Rorke 80, Gordon Hall 79, Fergus
Reynolds 78, Willie Mutch 74, Bessie
Murphy 70, Harry Ball 78, • Hetty
Langford 68, Cecil Cooper 61,
Juniors -Bessie Morrish 89, Mildred
Biggins 87, 'softie Judd 86, "Agnes
Reynolds 84, Macgregor Grant' 80,
Geo. Carter 75, Milbornie Bailey 76,
Alicia Kelm 71, Eva Bouck 71, Asa
Bolton 70, Catharie Wylie 68, Jack
"Bawden 63, Fred Elliott 63.
• -L. Stevens, Teacher,
• Division 5,
Senior class -Nellie 'Rutledge 95,
Gortrude Fowler 93, Daisy Nediger
96, Audrey Collyer 88, I-larold Law-
son 88, Jean Miller 86,, Wilbur Bezzo
85, Nisbet Cook 84, Amy Gould 80,
Charlie' McGuire 79, Helen Roberton
77, Lucy Levy 77, Gordon Lawsoa 73
Gladys Wiltse 72. Leona, Taylor 70,
Joe Yesbec 70, John Yesbec 65.
Junior class -Ivy Plewes 75, Elean-
or MeTaggart 91, Hilton Butts 88,
Margaret Cree 88, Leila McCartney
87, Frank Muteh 87, Winnie McMatila
81, 'mica Hill 83, Frank Scruton 80,
Dorm Mulholland 80, Gladys Wiltse
79, Roy Livermore 77, Cecil /Cook 76
Chte. Cook 76, Mary 'Argent 72,
Malcolm McTaggart 72, Herbie Hol-
tzhauer 70, Pearl Carrick 66, Cecil
Matheson 65, Ruth Evans 64. •
• Division 6,
Senior lst,-R. Middleton, M. Von -
Rohl, L. Judd, Wm, Miller, J. 'Allis-
on, (H. Cochrane and H. Sloman eq-
ual), L. Wheatley, M. Beeves, D.
Ball, G. Mennel, R. Walker, C. Tur-
ner.
Seaforth,
1Miss Harriet Wilson has returned
'to New York to resume her hospital
duties. She has fully recovered from
her indisposition,
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hinehley have
been enjoying a fortnight's visit in
various points throughout Michigan.
Miss .B. Morson is visiting in New
York City.
Mr. Andrew Malcolm, a former re-
sident of town but who, atter years
spent in the west, now resides , in
Galt was a Visitor in Seaforth last
MiSs'Nellie Duggan :has gone to Col-.
umbus, -Ohio, where she intends re-
maining', for some time. '
Miss Phetnie Gevenlook, who • has
,
been giending is vacation in the west,
spent a few days at her home here'
last week before returning to Ottawa
to resume her duties in the Auditor
'General's . office.
Miss Phyllis Pearcy. of Toronto ,is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs: Georg'e
Smithers.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stephenson, old
and respected residents of town, leave
shortly for Winnipbg. The change has
been necessitated by the state of the
former's health. - •
Miss Hattie G-utridge of Sarnia has
returned to her home alter
a visit with Miss Ada Sleeth.
Mr, • James Martin has purchased
. . ,
the residence of Mr, Hugh Stepheng,m•
who ,is moving, to ,the west.
Mrs, Lawrie, Who has been visiting
Mrs. S. Dickson for some tithe, has
returned to her home in Seattle:
The Young People's Society Of the
Presby'terian church, has been re -or-
ganized with Mrs, Larkin, president,
Mrs. Meridith, secretary, and L. T...
DeLacey, treasurer. • They. intend giv-
ing a series of entertainments.
Mr W. R. Potter has returned •to
his home in Seattle Wash., after' a
visit with his mother and sisters in
town.;
'Mrs.- Clow of Winona, Minn., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. Dickson.
• Mr. Dave Marks of Goderich was a
visitor at the home of Mr. H. W,.
Strasser for a few- days recently.
Mrs. McQuaig is the guest of her
father, Mr. John A. Wilson. • -
Mrs. W. Tracey and her grandson,
Pilaster Cyril, left last week to spend
the winter in Detroit.
Mr, Geqrge Dakin is visiting his
parental home in Galt.
Miss Quenaie Southgate, who has
spent the summer months at her
home in town, has returned to New
York.
gliss Ruth VanEgmond has gone on
a trip to the west. Her destination
is Regina, where her brother resides.
'Mtg. J. Keating and her daughter,
Miss Gennevieve, of Eureka, Cal,, are
on a visit to friends in town;
-
Junior lst,-13, Comb, 5. Rorke,'
.L. McClinchey, N. McNeil, S. Gibbs,
M. Blacker I,' Reynolds (R. Jea-
kins and H. Ladd equal), J. Ford,
K. Grant, G. gniott, B. McGuire; J.
Britton, A: McIntyre, J. Wiggington
Cooper, A. • Comb, V, Huller.
• -M. Macgregor, Teacher.
Division. 7,
• Senior class, total marks 250 -Isa-
bel Glazier 233, Grace Stong 227,
1V1yrle Sweet 222, Charlie Shipley 221
Wilfred Grant 221, Ferguson Cat -ter
220, John Nediger 219, Marion Mor-
ris 216, Wilbur Nelson 216, Fred Mc-
Taggart 216, Myrtle Ben 213, Nor-
man Counter 213, Charlie Mennen
212, Russel Bezzo 193, Wallace
Wheatley 190, Eleanor Plumsteel 189
Oliver Murphy 177, Ernest Ford 175,
Clyde Kennedy 158.
' Junior class, total marks 150 -
Norma Treleaven 135, Kathleen Tay,
Tor 134, Phylliz Tozer 133, Florence
Johnston 132, Kenneth Robertoni 132,
Russel Peckett 131, I,ouis Howard
130, Willie Argent 123, Jean Simp-
son 128, Myrtle Carrick 127, Elmer
Miller 127, Luella Glazier 126, Jos-
eph Howard 123, Clifford Carter 122,
Olive Schoenhals 123, Vera Cook 118
Cecil Ashton 118, Bert Marshall 117,
John Livermore - lh6, Nellis McNeil
115, Margaret Ball 112, Francis Bain-
es 112, Olive Lawrence ;112:
-M. Wiltse, 'leacher.
Division 8,
Third class --- Myrtle WiltSe, 94,
Charlotte Von Rohl 93, Burton 1301 -
ton 92, Robin Hunter. 91, Lonna
Cochrane- 90, Austin Matheson 90,
Ray Carter 88, Clarence Ora,,ler 82,
George Turner 66, Willie Glazier 66,
Alex. Oshaldeston 62, Helen Cook GO,
Viola Livermore, 60.
• Second class -Bessie Cole, 04, Hu-
bert Reynolds' 93 Alvin house 89,
Howard G-realis 81, Doris 4;0,1yer
lieta Elliott 76, Freak 110 arm d 76,
A.rthur Hessian 72, Howard Mulhol-
land 68, Bruce Tozer 65, Johnny
Rands 63, 'Edgar Maguire St.
First class-Linnie Necliger e5, Tom
Jackson 83, Clyde Wilt:lid:ea- 20, Freda
Schoenhals 79, Addie Carter 70, Wil-
- tiler Dee'ves 67,-M, Ker, Teacher.
Wingtiam
Mir :s Irlma Kennedy has none to
Toronto' to enter on a course of mett,
ical study . Her father„ ,Dr. Kennedy;,
Went Mown to the city' -with her •••- to
to get 1157: settled in the college. "
, Mr. John Linklater' and his son, Mr..
G., H. LinIrlater, have purchased a
furniture -anti undertaking business in
Teeswater and took poSsession-- last
week. ,
Mr., ,J A Moynihan and little dau-
ghter of Waterloo are spending 'a few
weeks with Mrs. John Armour. •
Mrs. D. McGregor has gone to Ed-
monton where she internl'.; ma,king.her
home,
Wingham
Mr. Davis Pickell of .0shaw-a was a
recent visitor ,with his brother, • Mr,
J. N. Pickell of Cultosg.
Mr, William Heayn of Chicago has
beep renewing old friendships in town.
He was engaged in the planing mill
business here many years ago.
Mrs. Thomas Brandon end Mis
Hazel Brandon were in; Becton attenik
lug a wedding last week.
The °tiler evening the town council
of Winghara presented Mayor Van -
Stone, who is removing to Toronto
with an address • and a gold -headed
cane.
Miss Edna Cooper has been engaged
as teacher in the High School, com-
mencing her new duties last week.
Mr. Cranston, who has been on the
staff of the Dominion Bank for some
time, bap been promoted to the head
office at Toronto. ,
Miss Jean 'Werth of Elora has been
Visiting friends in town.
Miss Alta Pryne of Brussela has
been. a guest at the pargonage during
the past week. •
May Smith has pen visiting
with Strathroy frieads. •
Mr. A. H. Moon arid bride of Belle-
ville were the guests last week of
the farmer's brother, Dr. Moon.
Mr, J. 13. Elliott or Fiendship,
Wis., has been the guest of his sis-
ter, Mrs. John Nichol,
Mr. W. J. Greer was in Toronto
for a few days last week awing to
the illness of his sister.
Miss Marjorie Smye has nnurned to
her home in Hamilton after a visit
with Miss Cronyn.
An inquest took place oa Friday
evening into the cause of the death
of Chas. Wood. Coroner ' Kennedy
presided and -the following ,composed
the 'jury : Richard Clegg, Robert Al-
len, J. W. McKibbon, H. B. Elliott,
Wm. Holmes, D. 13e11, J. W. Hewer,
W. G. Patterson and J. L. Awde.
Several witnesses were examined and
Dr. Tarnblyn, who had charge of the
poet mortem, stated that death was
without doubt caused by drowning.
The jury brought in a verdict to
that effect. Mr. Dudley Holmes look-
ed after the interests of the crown.
Clint on News -Record '
Marriages
MaeDONALD-JACKSON-At the re-
sidence of the bride's parents, on
Sept,
24th, R. Royden 1VIaoDoroald
'of Brigden, to Carrie, daughter M
Mr. and 1VIrs. Henry Jackson,
- Morris township.
STRACHAN-MORRIS -- In Goder-
ich on', Oct. 41h, Mary Elizabeth
Morris to William Stratchaa of
Ky,
Deaths
HENRY -In Clinton, on October 91h,
Rosanna, daughter Of the late'
John Henry.'
SIIANAHAN-In Clinton on ,Oct. 3rd
Daniel Shanahan, aged 88 years.
LYON -In Hullett on October 4th,
Mary Barley Hewson, wife M Mr.
Joseph Lyon, in her 86th year.
ROSS -Suddenly, in Clinton, OR Oct.
6t1, W. D. Ross, of Exeter, aged
60 years. ,
JEWELL-In Colborne township,, on
October, 1st, Florence Armstrong,
wife of Melvin Jewell, aged 29'
years and 9 months.
SHORT -In Exeter, Oct. 1st, John
Short, aged 90 years and 8 mos.
MOGNEY-M Weyburn, Sask., on
Sept. 10th, Henry Mooney, form-
erly of Morris township, in his
73rd year.
HOOD -4n Blyth, on Sept. 24th, Jane
• Laidlaw, relict of the..late Geo.
Hood,- of Morris township, aged
, .83 yea5,s: •
FOR SALE,- DRIVER, BUGGY
and harnesg, Bargain for quick
sale.-Appry to. IVIisk Amy ,Howson,
Clinton. • -01
TENDERS WANTED- TENDERS
will be received by the email of
the -Viivanship of Hallett up to, 2
na. on Monid'ay, October 27th 1913,
for the digging and construction of
the Bowes award DraM in the town. -
ships of Hallett and Morris. Plans
and hpecifinations can be seen at
the Clerk's Office Londepboro. The
lowest or any 'tender not necessar-
ily accepted. -- James Campbell,
Township Clerk. -02-2.
FOWL WANTED KINDS,
dressed or live. Delivered any day
in the week. Highest price paid --
T. E. Mason, the Postoffice Store,
Summerhill. -02.
•
BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF
, second-hand heaters.-Byam & Sut-
ter. -01
Births
McLEOD-In Dayfielil .on Oct; 71h,
to Mr. and IVIrs. W. .1. McLeod,
' a SOn. ,
McGILL - Brucefield, on 'Sept
24th, to Mr. and Mrs. Byron
McGill, a son.
ALLEN -In Seaforth, ' on Sept, 29th3-
to Mr. and Mrs. Sylvditer Allen,
a son.
ALLEN -In Seaforth, on Sept; 29th,
. to Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Allen,
COPELAND-In Wingham, on Sept.
29th, to Mr, aral Mrs. C. It.
Copeland, a daughter, •
BARS -In East Wawanosh,. on Sept.
21st, to 1V1r. and Mrs. • Arthur
Barr, a daughter.
OR SALE OR TO LET-IIOUSE
on Mary street. Apply to -A. J.
Tyndall. •-02.
TO nENT-28 ACRES v54-ty BEST
clay land, 1 miles from Goderieh,
small house, good barn, old or-
' chard, very seitable for market
garden, 'poultry, milk etc. POirseS,
sion immediately, -Oliver J
Clinton, '
TEACHER WANTED -MALE PRO-
testant, second-class professional,
ditties Jan. 1914. State salary and
experience.' Applibatim. . received
up to Oct. 21. -Apply John Wan-
less, S. S. No. 6 Stanley, Varna
P. 0. Ont. • -01-2
WANTED.--EXBERIENCED GIRLS
and girls to learn knitting and
looping. Will pay $5.00 per Week
while learrang. Steady employ-
ment, pleasant position. Apply
now. -Clinton Knitting Co. -93
LIVE FOWL WANTED. -I AM NOW
ready to handle fat hens, young
chickens and ducks at highest prices
Poultry taken not later than Thurs-
day of each week. Other fowl hand-
ed later on. -W. Marquis, Base
Line, Phoge 14 on 156. -91
FRESI-1 CREAM CAN 1:3E HAD AT
Bartliff's and MeLenaan's restaur-
ants. •-1800
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK
and implements. -The •undersigned
has instructed Mr. T. Gundry, to
sell by public auction at lot 18, oon,
3, Hullett, on Tuesday, October 11,
at 1.30 o'clock the following: agri-
cultural mare 7 years ,bred to Glen-
rae, agricultural mare 6 years bred
to Glenrae, 4 months filly sired by
Glenrae, 2 cows 9 years old, cow
8 years old, cow 7 years old, 2
cows rising 4 years, cow rising 3
years, all supposed to be in calf to
thorobred Durham, cow 8 years old
to calve in October, heifer 2 years
old last Aug., steer 2 years in Oct.
steer 2 years old Jan. next, yearl-
ing steer, 3 yearling heifers, steer
10 mos. old, 7 calves, Deering disk
drill, Massey -Harris binder, Deering
mower, Deering 10 ft. rake, BataVia
cli,sc harrow, single, furrow plough,
tavo farrow plough, scuffier, gat
iron harrows, mud scraper, farm
wagon, • democrat wagon, two
seated buckboard, single
buggy, 2 single cutters, pair bob
sleighs, set double . harness, pet sin-
. gle harness, hay rack, wagon box,
cutting box, pulper, wheel barrow,
fork, car, slings, and pulleys, 3 set
whiffetrees, tile scoop, shovels*, forks
hoes, etp, grind stone, spray pump,
cream separator (De Laval), plat-
form scales capacity 240 lbs. also
•household furniture, kitchen cup-
board, Daisy churn, extension table,
bedsteads springs, mattress 2
;washstands, 6 dining room chairs,
pails, stands, etc., etc. •ereis : All
sums of $10 and under, cash eta
that arnoUnt 11 niOn-thS' credit en
furnishing approved joint notes or
4 percent. per lannum, off credit •a-
mounts for cagh-T. Gundry, auc-
tioneer, S. A. Brown, proprietor.
APPLES „WANTED. -I AM PRE -
pared to' pay the- highest market
price 'for apples at the „ Hayfield
Evaporator. -E. L, Merner, Bay--
•
field. -98
NOTIOE-On • account of the heaVY
loss sustained in the recent fire, I
would like all out -standing ac;•
counts settled at once. Id the
meantime the coal office will , be
found next door to Mc-Taggart's
Bank,' where business will be car-
ried on with a full supply of every-
thing as before. -A. Forbes. -95
SL -ABS FOR SALE, Li INCHES
long. Will sell by load or cord. -
A. Forbes,' Coal and; Wood Dealer.
IT WILL PAY YOU. -WHEN HAV-.
ing an auction sale advertise it in
The News -Record which goes into
the great majority of homes in the
district.
BELLEVIEW FARM DAIRY. -
From our stock of 'first-class cows
we are prepared to supply you
twice daily, with the best of • milk
and cream. We solicit a share of
your patronage. -E. 13. Hill,, Phone
125. -80
FARMERS,
ATTENTION.
As Mr. Dave Canitelon will be
buying apples in another sec-
tion of the country, it will
be impossible for him to buy
, Beans for uuc the next six
weeks.
f In the meantime we have 'se-
cured the serviaes of Mr. Win.
Reid (Thresher) to look after,
oar • interests and buy for us.
We are still in the; market to
pay the Highest Price for
Beans and `our Mr. Newman
will be at Clinton; Brucefield,
Varna. and Bayfield the first df
each -week. Cash will be paid
at car the day of loading on
all purchases. See -Mr. Reid
before selling or call him on
the phone. No. 172. Ring 8.
EWMAN &
RIDGET
,
FARM FOR SALE. -CON. WEST
half of lot 9, Hullett township,
containing 50 acres. There an
on the farm a frame house 20x26,
kitchen 18x14, and a summer kit-
chen and wood shed 21x14, bank
barn 58x40 with stabling Tinder-
neath and cement floors with ben
house and pig house. The land is
good clay loam, entirely clear of
weeds, is well drained with tile,
• -and in a good state of cultivation.
No waste land. There is one acre of
good orchard and a never failing
• well. Terms : $500, of principal
paid.., down and the rest can re-
main on mortgage. As the pro-
prietor intends giving up farming,
if not sold the place will be seat-
ed. -Apply on premises or to John
Riley, Sr., Constance. P. 0. -86.
,
FARM FOR SALE=LOT. Act AND
part of Lot 39, Con, 9, GoderIch
township, consisting of 107 acres
all cleared and good tillable land
with the exception of five acres of
bush and ten acres of orchard can -
tabling apples, plums and cherries.
Farm in good condition being of
good clay loam, well fenced and
having an abundance of excellent
water. On the premises are • two
barns, one 58x30 with shed 25x10,
all on stone foundation. The oth-
er barn is 50130 with shed 47x30
and also a gravel house. Sittlated
one mile front school I mile from
English church, 1 mile from Meth-
odist church, 5 miles from Clinton,
6 mile h from Bayfleld. Rural Tele-
phone connection. Also part of Lot
36, 'Telephone Road, containing 50
acres adjoining school and 4 miles
from Clinton, on • which there are
no buildings but containing a small
swamp making it an excellent pas-
ture farm. For further particulars
apply on the premises, or address -
Geo. A. Cooper Clinton, Ont. Phone
7 on 155. -71.
FARM FOR SALE -THE UNDER -
signed offers for sale his rine f arm
of about 130 acres adjoining the
town of Clinton. The farm is in
a good state of cultivation and
has good • buildings -brick house,
bank barn, driving house, pig pen,
etc -all comparatively new. A first
class young orchard containing all
kinds of fruit, also snaall fruits.
The farm is well fenced and well
drained and is a very desirable
home. For further particulars
apply on premises or address John
Torrance, Clinton P. 0. -63
Have Your
Eyes Tested
SEWING MACHINES REP AIRED
, and repairs kept on hand, also ag-
ency for new machines. -A. Hoop-
er, Albert street. i--95
THE CORNER STORE
Live and Let Live
HOUSE.CLEANIN6
Season is Here Again.
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6 bars Comfort soap 25c, - •
6 bars Cosmos soap 25c. ••
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Annmoniah, Pearline, Gold Dust, Gil-
lett's Lye, Soap Chips and Old Dutch
Cleanser. ,
If you are suffering from
headaches the cause may be
eye strain due to either not
wearing glasses or wearing
those which do not accommo-
date themselves to your eyes.
111k f
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FRUITS.
Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, Grapes,
Pears and Citrons.
VEGETABLES.
Sweet Potatoes, Spinish, ()Mons,
Cooking, Onions, Cabbage, Tomatoes
and Celery. • ,„
A CALL SOLICITED.
To ascertain the cause of
your trouble have your eyes
tested by a graduate optician.
We make no charge for
testing. -
A. J. GRIGG
GRADUATE _OPTICIAN .ND
JEWELER.
E. E. 11UNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET. LIVE GROCER.
Only engine of its kind',
win.o more work -do work in wore dif-
ferent places -give 60 changes of speed.
'GILSON ' •"4 -12:4 -
Delivers 10011 service. Farmer's power house
on wheels. Carries 11, 04011100 shaft, pulleys, belt
tightener and pump lack. Ready for any job, any-
where, atany time. A 10 00 h. p. Agents wanted.
Wilts for particulars.
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Guelph,
141!1‘ .
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AGENT AT AT CLINTON
M. G. RANSFOIRD
Slabs For Sale.
HARDWOOD SLABS, 14 '
INCHES LONG. IDEAL
FOR SUMMER USE.
ALSO '12 INCH BODY.
WOOD.
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Hundreds of women
throughout the tori and
surrounding the canary
ask every day for
O'Neil's Groceries
And have done so for
years.
Satisfaction M the great
truth behind as.
See the special display
of Criseciancl crystallized
ginger chips in our south
window this week.
: • W. T. O'NEIL
• "The Hub Grocery." '
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LIIE POULTRY
WANTED
2500 CHICKENS, 1000 HEN
1000 DUCKS EACH WEE
FROM NOW UNTIL JA
U'ARY.
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we have wheat, oats, and bu
wheat specially, ground
• fattening purposes at very r
sonable prices.
8000. dozen Otrictly new 1
• eggs wanted each week dini
the winter months. To P
duce these eggs we have a 1
line of poultry foods to k
your layers in the pink
condition.
A full stock of BRAN, SIR
FEEDS FLOUR, OATCI-10P,
LEYCHOP etc, etc. always o
Give us e, call,
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