The Clinton New Era, 1913-07-31, Page 4House
furnish-
ings
�uch
Ready'
to
Wear
Phone 78
Dresses Half Price
Ladies Summer
We put on sale Saturday, all our pretty, cool
Summer Dresses including Embroidery, Voile, Ratine
and Mull. Some of the season's cleverest styles.
Nothing reserved. Every dress w?ll be on sale, all
Sizes-
24 00 Dresses for
20,00 i
18.00
16, oo
15.00,
12.00 "
I o.00
8.00
6.00
12,00
1000
9 00
8,00
6.00
5.00
400
3.00
Children's Ging-.
ham Dresses 98c
•We put on sale Saturday 2
dozen Children's Dresses from
3 year to i o year sizzs, ,made
of pretty plaid Gingham and
Chambrey, fast colors, these
sold as high as $1.75, Satur-
day 98C
See these in window
White
Underskirts 1.29
Two dozen ladies white
Cambric Underskirts, trimmed
with embroidery and lace, reg
$2.25 and $2.5o Saturday 1 29
Misses Middy Blouses 98c.
We have a few of these left; made of Indian
Head, trimmed with navy and light blue. sizes 14,
16 and 18 years, regular $1.25 Saturday 98c
House Dresses $1 10
Two dozen only, House Dresses, made of good
print, nicely trimmed, all sizes, very special 1.10
ed,
qh'i 1913..
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With t
h'`, Londesboro
Mrs, Fred Johnson and son Sar-
Irtends in Clweand, , '
Miss K. Baaasyn has, accepted the
position as teachleie, at Leadbur
Y
school, h ter 'r holidays.
a t •
I e�
On Sunday afternoon there passed
away at the home of Ephraim Brown,
on the 9th concession of Mullett, Mrs.
Ann Stevens, relict of the late, Joseph
Stevens, in her 73rd year, Mrs, Steer
ens was one of the old residents of
this place and was highly thought of.
The funeral services were conducted
Monday afternoon by Rev.', J. 13,
Osterhout pastor of the Methodist'
church. Interment took place in the
Union Cemetery. A large circle of
relatives mourn ler loss.
The regular meeting of the Womens j
Institute will be bold next Thursday
afternoon in the form of a picnic in
M. Mose Brown's bush. All mem
bees may invite as they wish as long
as they provide lunch for same. All
are welcome and don't forget the
children
Thos. L. Adams of Kamloops, B. C.
is visiting at the home of his father, R
Adams. He has not been home tor 14
years,
Mr. Stephen Gray, of Dallas, Texas, t
is visiting his brothers, Joseph and I
William Gray.
W B. Crisp gni family are visiting.,
friends here. They come from London
Mies le Young is visiting London
friend. this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 0, Lounsdery left
last week on an auto trip for Kincar-
dine and other northern towns, also
Stratford, Galt and Brantford.
Miss Alice Bell has returned home
after spending a month at the home of
her cousin, Dr. II. Bell.
Miss Lawday Young has returned
fromvisiting in London, I
Miss M. Agnew, of , Wingham and
Miss A. Harland, of Clinton, have been
visiting jdith Miss L.Brigham
Misses Brunedo.t, of Brandon• are
visiting relatives here.
The sad news reached here on Tues
day of the sudden death of Mrs Raney
daughter of Mr. M. Braithwaite. The 1
parents and family have the sympathy
of the community.
Lice e
n e I
ns ec
ttom J
P o Henn
a9'
aOC
ttmmodat'
in ,Brussels thin week, tope may be theysecured
Mies Julia 13ar'tliff spent Sundaybe iocs ed.senthem wheret ee
in Brussels. P be located. '1 he enrollment fee i
cents, the rate for board and
License Clotn missioner CI f in combs
of w.as R red's a5, for the seven d
in J3russel,s bn mdnday ou license The following is the program,
bnsjness,
Monday, Aug. 11, 8 p.. tri. -Keo
R,ev, •,J. Greene; .Is atippliyinig In Church. •
the Methodist Church at' (aal't dor- Format opening and welcome b
ing Auggat Moderator of the Synod, Rev. Rob
Pettigrew M; A.•
Mr. John Rlansford is en Montreal , Address by Rev. Dr; Mackay.
this vteelc atetnding auomplimen-
tary banquet 'one the new Cunard Study Classes,
ship the,Andranna, 8.15 8.45 -Worship
Reeve' C'lantelion ayes away 900. 941 --Bible Study -Dr. Dickie
ay last 10,00, 10.45 -Sabbath School -
week on a tone of the county, in- ' Meyers. Y. P. S. -Rev, W, R. Mein
specting the apple crop. It is not;torn, 13. D.
as largo as some years. beat there 11.0e, 1L455 -Social Service- Rev. 13.
will be• .a Lost of good fruit. S Sharp M. A. Missions -Rev. G.
Mrs. Ciiarleswiortlt and Miss Eli-. L''adie, M. A.
zlabeth Whitley have returned 'from 1200, 12.45- institutes,
Ottawa, after : an`nentayable visit Tuesday -Deaconess.
with their sister, Mrs,' Lawrence, Wednesday -ectal Services -Dr,J,
in the-. capital city. Shearer,
Thursday -Hoare mission -Rev. J.
Mrs, Anclro,v Gnrnt aid daughter R. Ball, M, A.
Douglas, are spencl�ince a few rlay.s Friday-W.F,M,S.
this week visiting Mr, Willi{atti. Saturday-W,a,M,S,
Murray, Ratte•nbutry Street, and Evening Mettings
other relatives and friends in Monday - Rev, Dr, R. P, MacKay.
town. Before coming then enstl-ed Tuesday -Rev, Hugh Matheson, LL.
he former's brother,Mr. Douglas, B.
at Wlolodstock, Wednesday -Ray, Dr. Shearer.
Mr, John Nedig Thursday -Rev, R. W. Dickie, B. A
bet spent the week Friday -Rev. R, G. MaeBeth, AN. A.
end in T•oa'olnto. , Sabbath Aug 17 Closing Exercises
P.
the growing city, and a city bacterin
logist placed in charge of the import
ant work of keeping the food supply
up to standard and diagnosing infect '.
jogs diseases.
One of the most,' important adjuncts
to the city instituted by Mayor Wil-
andemson
is the
mllnl 1
c al
p to mer
bureau, P
9
e u e a '
st bi
le ed
h three ago,months-
ee gp with .Yorman W. Pendelton in charge.
Julylod Through Ehis agene 117 menR e have al4
ready dY been givin permanent jobs, 3114
temporary employment and three
x hundred meals and lodgings, This.
human and scientific manner of meet
ingthe problem t P m of the "
hebrief
experi
xeri
p
S
:mA
ant.
h .
as
seroved arta
el„ + efficiency.
The street department 'biteaccent
plished more in the last two yeara.
than in any previous recentyears of
Berkeley's history, The five main
thoroughfares have either been paved
or macadamized at a total cost of $160,
000, The cost ofsprinkling was redue
ed from 822,000 in )910-11 to $14,500
this year, due to an extensive oiling
program. The budget for . the street.
department bas not been exceeded
with all the extra work,
In addition to these things a "spot
less town" campaign lass been carried
on, with the result that Berkeley pre
sen ts a better appearance today than
at any other time in its history. These
campaigns havebecome an annual
affair and several weed ordinances'
have been passed to hack up the de
termination ' of the administration to
make Berkeley the most beautiful city
in the west.
These are a few things to which the
outgoing Socialist administration may v
" The �neclal Clearing Prices as tangible achievements,
subtler influence of Mayor Wilson's
administration have been a general
feeling of confidence, a. wedding of the
opposing factions of town and gown
and a wide spreading spirit of social
understanding and fellowship,
et -
Die
Mr, J. W. Stevenson returned last General Chairman -Rev, Dr. R,
week from his Visit in Toronto. MacKay.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Treleaven JUST es To 3
and Miss Noma are spendl'ng a
few days in Lueknow. Clinton naist have been the guy
Miss Elsie Rinks returned on Mom- that put "Credit' into Crediton
clay night from her vacation at and they did it with ease on Tues-
°rilha, v, i day night when in 7 innings they
Miss Helen Roos, (after a three- beat the visitors 12 runs to 3. There
weeks visit with her grandparents weee base hits, 2base hits, 3 base
at Exeter, returned home this week hits and angs. run llbunched in
three innings. Tasker hada fine
Mrs. D. Dickinson and Master evening allowing 3 bits and struck
Wilfrid are visiting in town. out 14; Falmer, the visitor's pitch -
Mrs. Tenn Currie and Children er -was fiound•for 14 hits; walked 2;
returned tlotheir home in Sarnia and had 3 strikeouts. Tasker pitch
•after visiting with her sister, Mrs. ` ed 82 balls in the gauze and Palmer
Josh. Cook. had to put over 120, At times the
Mrs. Adam Schaefer of Wingham umpire, who accompanied the visit
1305 been visiting friends in town. ors, gave a tveirci performance. Me -
Mr. Rogers, travelling Caughey had 2 two -baggers and a
alive for the "Presbyterian"b randn el an home run while Draper had
le, n for ipster Maazinespi2 three base hits. Riley Johnson
few days inClintgn this week, had a three bagger to his credit,
but H. J. Whittaker of Seaforth is the did ]"40"t yearrs hecandtrtriiede to
uecessful. candidate far the pre- stretch it into a home run and
taratios' of invertibrate palaeo)ti- was out by a foot. Hawkins and W.
bogy in the geologiee survey Johnson were the only players on
ranch of the urines department the home team that did notbreak
Ottawa, at an initial salary- of into- the .hit column. For the vis -
.200 per annum, itors B.Pahner had a two -base hit
Miss A. 'Wallace, was called to and Switzer and R, :Fahner were
oledo last week, owing to her s's- the ,other two lucky ones to get a
er having suffered severe hnjur- hit toff Tasker, (Shenk, for the
s from a fall visitors, played e star game. The
Mr. Arthur Jacksonof Lethbridge on account ame was caolled
darlcinessend on 7th
he leas been the guest of Ws par- Tho following was the line up
ts. Mr, and Mrs. 311olen Jackson, and sgoro,-
attenbury street, left on Satur-
y to visit other friends prior to Clinton Runs Outs Hits
turning to Chicago, where he Hawkins 2h ,0 4 0
a3 decided to locate again. McCaughey Sb 3 1 3
Airs, W. R. Ciountee and Master Draper• es 3 1 8
lv ere spending 0 week in 1:31.ant
'd and Simcoe.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cantulohl vis -
•d with their daughter, Mrs. J.
oohs, 'at Mitehel•1 last week.
Mr. R, Marshall spent Sunday
Staniey t
til
Miss H, I. Graham, of Seaforth is a
spending her holidays on the Second.
She is the guest of Mrs. Geo. Baird, sr. s
Miss Kate Thomson, Miss Lizzie Mc 1
Gregor and Miss Clara McGregor went o
to Goderich on the excursion last b
week. at
Mr. Ian McKay visited his uncle g
Duncan McGowan of McKillop on the
ffrstof last weak. p
Mrs, D. McEwen and Miss Jean t
Mustard have gone to Tiverton to visit ie
relatives and acquaintances there.
Misses Vera and Cleita Pepper are
visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Oar • se
ter at Clinton this week, 1 en
Master Archie Bryant of London is R.
visiting at the home of Mrs. John Mc dla
Cowan. re
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4. Personal Not es +
F 1f those having relatives or Words 44'
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+ visiting in town or going away ' .Int
aotlt ns f th �:•
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th the Kingston Old' }toys a•. ter
AUGUST SALE
Miss Edna Pennebaker hes ,re-
turned home after a two cweeks
visit with relatives in (O -clench •
Bargains in Furniture and Carpets and Sheppalci'hon, L'
Miss Matron .Bogie of Goderich to
is the guest of her !Aunt Mee. ' con
Pennebaker, fro
Mrs. Ed. Seruten of Goderich Tp„ bur
and Masters lad. and Jack and ` arta
ur
lestone city. Mrs, lellarshall and
Bert returned with him on Tuesday'
We found a manufacturer who had an extra fine lot of goods
and was hard up for cash. His goods are on our floors. marked
at prices whim will sell them during August -
5 piece Peeler Suites, regular $25 for 20.00
Fancy Couches, regular 7. 0 for: 5 00
Odd Parlor Rockers froua.- 3 00 to 15,17)
Kitchen Cabinets 0 10 10.00 20.00
Carpets, Rugs. Oilcloths, Matta, Linoleums at moderate prices.
Picture Framing and Repairing promptly attended to
Phones 7 and 8 Free Auto Delivery
J.n.Cv4ELLEW Estate
Furniture. and Undertaking. BLYTH
smsgsmazdzsgastmetwaserammer 11111101
CLINTON MARKETS,
• Nags $9.75.
Butter 21-22
Eggs 2t-22,
Wheat - 9 9..v
90 ,
Gaits 35
Barley -45-4.8
Peas -75.
Bran -$22-1$24,
Shcrlts-$24.
Toronto Markets
Children. Cry '
Top quotations this week.- FOR FLETCHER'S '
Cattle
Sheep
Lambs ...... ._. •..,_.156.7550
CASTOR1A
Hogs
Cheese $4108.00
AA
Butter 23 to 24 j
Eggs s 22e ))
Oa.s _.440
Wh,lat ... $1.00
Parley 40 t
ft
Pi "
o akoes, ofd . 5 to 50e
Beans ,_..$1.50 to, 1,60.
Wool 15e to 26
mended on a charge of misappropriat
1 ing trust 1'unde to the extent of $2,800
has been let off on suspended sentence
Partial res ib '
t utaon has been n made by
the accused and an opportunity
ie he
ing given him to methe aount in
full,
1ruActt
est Friday night a shed belonging
Mr. James McConnell, of the 13th
cession, Hullett, about three miles
m Londesboro, took fire, and was
ned to the ground. During the
rnoou Mr, McDonnell had been
ning sulphur in the shed, which
was used as a ben house, and intended
leaving it burning over night. The
shed was only a short distance irons
barn, ani it was with difficulty a
nteer brigade saved that build
horse belonging to Henry Little
he 131,11 eoncession of Hullett,
yed onto the G. T. R tracks Fri -
and was killed by the way freight
g south.
baby Emily eve visiting this week
with her brother, Mr, $. Bane of
Cl.'nton,
Mrs. Andrew Wen thee wax aria
infant son of Orillia are the guests the
,of her parents, 3[i'. and Mrs, i) . volu
Cant eton. • ingg.
Miss. Lydia Morrish returned on of t
Monday from .hayfield where she stra
spent two weeks with Me. and Mrs day,
J. T. Mustard goln
Miss Carrie anti Ella Alcarn hal
gone to Toronto where they wi
remain nor some time.
1Virs. J. P. Shappard returned o
Tuesday evening after a pleasat
three -weeks visit with her sister
in -taw, Mrs. Osborne, of Merlie
Kent county,
(Mies, T. W. CharLesw,orth return
ed bionic on Friday, after spendin
two weeks with friends in tow
Nh•s. Hill Sr.lof Londesboro
Il spending la month with 1 ger sten
11 Hunh Hill of the 10t1s, con,
1t.
9uou1•n.
Mr. Mand
Mrs. J
ohn Raithby r.
b >f
y
Auburn spent Friday en Down the
guests of Rev. and Mas. Wylie,
Mrs, Mcuarva end Miss Brecicen-
r be
rid are spending some holidays
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Tasker p 2
Weir c 1
E. Johnson lb 1
Walker rf 0
W, Johnson cf 1
McEwen 1f 1
12 ' 21 14
Crediton
B. Fahner lb
Shenk rf
Motz 3h
Sanbroke cf
Fahner c
Worth ss
T. Fahner 2b
Switzer if
11 Panner p
2
3 1
2 2
3 1
3 0
2 1
1 2 1
0 2 0
0 8 0
0 3 0
0 3 0
0 3 0
1 1 1
1. 1 1
21
Clinton -0 0 0 3 0 2 7 -12
Crediton -0000030-3
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Achievements of a Socialist
Mayor.
The following items from the San
Francisco Bulletin refers to one of the
Mrs. George Lonema t is _spendin ( many Huron 010 Boys who has made
'a few days wtth her son Frank I good in different parts of the world
Longmla, - Mr. J. Stitt Wilson was born at
• Auburn, or Manchester, as it was then
Mr, land Mrs. Stephen Gray /of called and was trained for the minis-
- Texas spent last week with the try but after sorno years of work in
g formers brothel' Win. Gr'ay, the church mostly in the United States
These will be lan aucftilom sale of he felt a call to help advance the cause
S.S.
Nb 8,
on Mondayocia '
Aug.A tam and
r 4R is
g h, to now recognized as
sell the
school property including one of the leaders in that movement
building and land, Mrs„VV, S. Downs of town Ise cousin:
Berkley, Cal. --A few days ago J
H olme i
1 Stitt Wilson, the only socialist mayor
sF lie ,who has ever held sway in California
municipality, stopped down from the
Once be had held at the head of the
Berkley adminstration for two years
and was supplanted by a noreSocialist
executive and council. The same ques-
tion which was asked and answered at-
the end nithe Socialist regime in Mil
waukee is being asked today here: is
a Socialist adminstratinn capable of
handing the practical business affairs
of a city Government?
Leavingg, aside the educative and'
propagandiatic aspect of Mayor da gun Wil-
y v
y ening. � eon's incubenev. it is impossible in the
Some youngsltle,s•s who want to see I at ,outhampton.
life but imagine that none of it is • A (road of young people autoed to
worth she' -ng by daylight. I hayfield to attend a dance on Tues -
Births, Marriages it .Heaths
DEATHS
T12S
Sit,
evens- Flullett
on July27tht
Annie. Nett wilts of the hlate Jos.
Stevens agec173 ,years and 5neontlts,
.Goderich Township
The remains of Captain A, T. Mont
gomery a veteran of '66 were interred
in Maitland Oemetry Friday afternoon
.9.t the time of elle Fenian raids Cap
tain Montgomery voluntered for the
front. Joining' "G" Battery of Artily
ery of Goderich be was drafted to Sar
niit where hereceived his captaincy.
Captain' Montgomery came to (rode
rich in the fifties and for many years
resided in Goderich Townshipwhere
he was highly respected.
Coder .
lcll
M. 0 Johnson the local lawyer who
has been in jail forsome. time on re
you want done in the
line of
Plumbing
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Let us Give you a Price
< Prices given on all
Contract Work.
C
Call or Phone for
our Pries
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Bt
y utter
clay evening, given by Mrs. 0. Me -
Taggart.
Miss Emma Lavi.s is visiting with
friends in Toronto
tiir. Leslie Whitley io:f f (Owen
Sound, ,and a former ICliketoninia
was the guest ,of his brother, Mr,
Wm.. Whitley, during the, 'past
week The visitor is teacher of
n>;odern Languages In the 0. S.
Collagiate
Word was received in town o;n
Tuesday ,of the death of Mrs. A. S.
Oliver, .a former resident of Clin-
ton, who died in Detroit on Mon-
day at an advanced age. The fun-
erat is being held to day, Inter-
went in Goderich Cemetery.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm CloLe and Mr.
Jorvis, father of Mrs. Odle, were
Bailed to Goderich; owing to the •
sessions illness of Mrs. Cottie of
that town; who is a daughter of
Mr, Jenne. The :lady underwent a
critical l
oa operation tropthis
wee..
Mt, Chas,
zw
H ke was renewing
old friendships in town this week.
Mr. Frank'O'Neil returned from
Moose Jaw, and reports the out-
look good `in the Western. Prov-
inces,
Mt Leonard Fair, formerly .of
the,Rloyai"Bank Staff, was a week
end' vlsitior in town.
911'. and, Mrs. Richard C'I• •gg' of
\Vingham'weee Visitors in town on
Wn are pleased to seeMiss•Emma
Pl.urestcel out after her recent ill-
ness.
Mrs W. J. Ki ihrida is Visiting
villi (ter parents in St, Th,osnas,
Master Wallace Diehl for Penney
and grandsro(n of Mrs Mein erre of
vn, stood fifth in his outran
anis this year. A very eredit-
le,
shoat t
r for g o a young lad.
Mrs Holloway, sr., returned to
n after a ple,esant visit at Pe-
Phoro. •
Sanitary Plumbers
to
1
'Phone 7. a
tow
I��wn�n+rs► ate
Mr, and Mrs, J. B. Lindsay of Olin
ton visited in our village on Wednes
day..
Mrs. Gibson left for her home in De
troit on Saturday, after spending a
couple of weeks with her mother Mrs.,
Mulholland.
The rain Sunday evening was wel
coned by the •farmers. as the crops
were guttering seriously onaccount of
the drongh
.Phe was no service at the Methodist
Church here on account of the 'rain'
Mrs • W. Pickard visited in London face of facts to anewer the above ques
and Goderich last week, tion in any other way than in decided
Mrs. N. W. Trewartha is spending affirmative,
her holidays in, Toronto, the guest of Financially the city of Berkle
her sister Miss E. McMath. never in a healthier condition than it
Mr. Lewis Tebutt was in Wingham is today. On assuming office on July
last week, helping his Aunt, Mrs, 1, 1911, Mayor Wilson found a general
Bloomfield to move her furniture to fund of $12,500 in the treasury. At the
Clinton, she having bought a house close of the first year that fund was
in that place, increased to $27,000 and this year's re
1Vss'g Hazel
at Elford -of Toronto is port will money to the extent of
visitliin r
he_ grandl`athex"s Mr. L. $OU,000 amenable at the beginning of
J Oourtice. the fiscal year. In the two years the
cash
s t basis fund has s h sen increased
sed
from8 1 0
QOto.
4 30 U0 There
has not.
heeit a single leak in Berkelyfinancies,
Mayor Wilson personally supervising
the making of the budgets four times
in the two years.
Although no bonds have been voted,
no period in the city's history has been
more prolific of municipal improve-
ments and activities. After ten year's
agitation the garbage incinerator be-
came a reality under the administra
tion now, retiring, Tho contract has
been awarded and the work' is well,
under way, A special tax was voted
and the sum of 858,100; is in the trees
u•y, specifically sea aside for the pur
Mr.
Fred Stanley 1 '
9 In B
ah
held these
clays
having bought R ht
gut the bnein
of Mr, Johnson of tht place. ess
Local News
SUMMER SCHOOL AT.
(3ODER1CH
Great expectations are held regard
ing the Summer School which is to be
held igrKnox church Goderich from
August 11 to 17, under the auspices of
the no
of
Synod
y .FIamslton.aud London
Rev, J. R, Hall, of Sarnia,' is convenor
and Rev. Wm. 'Wallis, Of Niagara
Falls is secretary. Rev. G. 17, Ross
Pester of, Knox enrich will he
lac to
glad t
lr
give alls t
or
mad'o
t and received
anps l
'cations Por enrollment as students.
Intending delegates,shouid send their
names early to Mr. Rosy, in order that
SMALL WAR'FIS,
CHINAWARE,
STATIONERY,
AND -
WALL PAPER,
Noyeltics in Fireworks
Motion Pictures of Flame Latest
Thing at Canadian National
Exhibition
Moving pictures in fire -works are
surely ,the newest thing in pyro-
technics. And the newest thing
in all lines are served at theCanadian Na(tiloneI Exhibition,
Among the. motion pictures framed
in fire that are Ion the bill are a
threshing machine with wheels
running a,nd grain pouring from
'the- spout an auto fire engine that
runs so lash it crashes into an auto-
mobile, land flying machines. Add
to these the changing illumination
'the eonored balloons the exploding
bombs (tltesoaring rockets the
massive g,o,ldan founftain,s Find dis-
persing 'radiaiting batteries and
you have afire -works bill imore
't rie•
a dd
an more wonderful etful
'than
anything ever before presers
at the Canadian National.
Auction Sale of School
Auction sale of School property
on Monday Aug, filth, at 4p.m. being
S.S. No. 8 Hulleftt the building is a
frame structure and there is one
acre of land. Also two box stoves
for Elate one nearly new.
Good carni for Sa9,e.
Lot 35, Concession 3 Tuckersmith
containing 100 acres, 95 all cleared
and .in a splendid state sof cultiv-
ation. The farm is well 'under
drained and fenced with five acres
of good hardwood bush. Large
baric barn end straw shed with
good stabling, silo and other out
biuildings. Good brick house eight
rooms kiitchenand woodshed with
good cellar and hard and soft
water. There is a splendid apple
orchard also large orchard of
plums, pears, and cherrys trees
and an abundance of shade ftrees.
On the farm are two never failing
wells one weth with the windmill
The harm is oonvenien,t to church
and school six miles from khetown
town of Clinton and Seaforth and 2
1-2 miles from Brucefield Tele-
phone in house with long distance
connection, rural mail delivery
route to be established immdiately
Teams reasonable as the pro-
rieftor is gi ring up farming. Apply
on the premises or address,
A. ,ELCOAT,
,Brueef ern
Will Sell at Ninety
$60.000.00 five per cent Gold Mu-
nicipal, Debentures Snot Western),
in lots of one thousand' and up. In-
terest coupons half
yearly.
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'offers subject to purchasers rightt investigate tital and legalityol
issue. Security unbounded. Pate
clightly above five and a half per
cent per �aninum, All offers sub-
ject tie prior sales. Address
c T01 N, Clinton,
eooper &
e0., Minton
Mouse lor Sale
I atm instructed to sell quick.
Here is ,a chance tol secure an
excellent home at a bargain price.
I will show property, and consider
any fair offer,
0. P. HALE,
1elleview Dairy Farm
From our stock of first-class
cows we are prepared to supply
you twice daily with best of milk
and cream, and solicit a share of
your
patronage. Y Phone one '12
E. B. HILL, 5,
R. FISHER.
For Sale
Rego Runabout Auto, in good
running ,order, wind demonstrate
if desired. A ,Bargain for quick
safe, •
THOS. WATTS,
Clinton
Horse for Sale
draft horse reliable,
e fosale, reasonable, Y
Apply ho -
WM, BEDOUR,
Holmes vine,
Pleone 12 on 113.
Poultry Foods
We have be hand a full supply
of Poutery Woods, including-
Bref Scrap, Chick Scrap,
Poultry -.Bone,, Crystal Grit,
Clam Shall, Oysfter Shell, ;Etc.
CALF MEAL -A splendid flood for
young calves, and
HOG MEAL -For young pigs.
Another car of W,eetern Oats just
arrived, also e car load of Feed
Flour, Bran, and Shorts.
A PULL SUPPLY OF FLOUR AND
PEED ALWAYS ON HAND,
Try Gu.nn's Shur -Gain Fall Wheat
SPECIAL FERTILIZER.
The. Best Fertilizer on the Market
LIVE POULTRY taken the first
Pone days of each week.
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The Gog11-1 anglois Co., Limited
The up-to-date Firm, Clinton
Phone 64.
N. W. TREWARTFIA, W. JENKINS
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Col. Francis Ferari's Great Congress of
Trained Wild Anamils
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