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,P'dt2 came is With.,11 cold breath.
No more holidays now until Easter.
Good Friday comes- on, April 61h
'.and Easter Sunday on the Sth.
Now that the holiday period is
over there is nothing to do but work
.9:oybody who enjoys a real, 'old-
fashioned Canadian winter must be
having a fine time this week.
it
roust have been the same chap
c'Ito' predicted. a stmnnerless summer
who predicted that this would be a'
• winterless 'winter. •
The Government, that is the 'peo-
ple, sweep the highways so that those
who are doing a truck business, run-
ning . opposition to the railways, can
get over the roads, . then they pay
whatever deficit there happens to be
011 railway operation. Looks as if
the long-suffering people were getting
it both, going and coining.
No doubt it .is fine for those living
on the highway to, have the road
cleared' of snow so they can 'get out
with their car's, but it is .rather awk-
ward for those who live a few miles
off but; Who have to get to the high-
way to cane' to town. They have to
bring runners and scrape along the
bare highway with 'them, because
they cannot use wheels over the snow-
covered sideroads.
Tha Hamilton' bank thak escaped
eiag robbed ought to buy that ham-
er from Carpenter Woolley and
lace it; decorated with ribbon,' in a
lace or honour on the wail,-Toron-
o Star'Weekly,:,
Not at all. They should buy it, all
ight, ]pat they ^';should keep it lying
•ouud'handy so tliat it could easily
picked up and used in like manner
r theshead of any other bold robber
he, appeared. A few lusty taps on
e heads 'of bank .robbers might^itis-.
urage then, in their career of crime.
Bagfi.eici
Miss Anna Elliott went to Luck-
w on friday, where she spent the
Mader of her vacation with her
nt,•;Mrs. A. G. Elliott..
Miss Gwen -Elliott returned to Tor-
t() on Tuesday.
The 'Y. •i;'. S. social held in the base-
nt of St. Andrew's on Friday even-
last.was quite enjoyed by those
esent. The first • part of . the even-
was spent in games, crokinole,
pet balls, etc., after which there
s an impromptu program and last,
by no .means least, .lunch was
ved.
he annual congregational meeting
t. Andrew's United church will be
in the basement of the church on
sday, January loth, at two
k.
he Presbyterian services on Sun -
afternoon and the evening ser -
s in St.- Andrew's United church
in Trinity church `"were cancelled
hg to the storm.
Ir. Wm. E. Parker of 'Sarnia was
ie ,for New Years, returning to
nia on Tuesday.
'sses Elva and Annie Dewar re-
nes to Toronto on Tuesday and
'd Dewar, Jr., has again resumed
teaching duties ir>; Colborne Tp.
test. R. M. Gale spelt Thursday -and
day last with friends in his former
gregation near Chatham, where he
Mated at the marriage of a
bg couple.:.
hiss M. H. Gerrie returned on
day- and school ,opened on Tues-
morning.
Iiss Nina Heard returned to Kit-
ner on Tuesday. -
iss Itette Merner left on Monday
'esume her duties as principal of
Continuation School, New. Dundee.
Iiss Jean 'Woods returned to. Or -
on Monday.
fr. Clifford Clarke left on 'Satur-
to regain his teaching duties at
eron.
Ir.' and Mrs. Percy Weston of
nia are visiting the former's "par-
, Mr. and Mrs. Harry. Weston.
,onsidering• the inclemency of the
ther and the- heavy roads there
a fairly good -attendance at the
•essive'euchre and dance held in
Tonin, Hall on Monday evening
er the auspices, of the 'local Or-
e Lodge: The prize winners were
foli'ews: Ladies' prize, *at
y Weston.; men's prizes Robt,
r. (immolation prizes, Bernice
s 'arid: Wm. Higgins. The -door
ipts amounted to about thirty -
dollars. -
r, and. Mrs. A. Furter left oir
ay last for their home in North
%ss Jessie Metcalf retained to De-
on Saturday last. • '
rs. M. Brown and son' John are
wen Sound, having gene to spend '
the Christmas season with the 2v-
(11000 daughter. •
1Virb,
Jean PJlessop returned to Lon-
don' en 'Saturday after having°vi;ited
with her aunt iVlrs. D, Dewar:
Mi .s Mary Wild returned to -Toron-
to• last week after ]raving ° Spout
.Christmas with her parents, Mr, and
The members of the. Presbyterian
Sunday school and church and their
Lrien is ',n' a
< enjoyed delicious hot sup-
per 1
per` served by the ladies of'the.con-
gregation in the town hall on Tues;
day, December the 27th. The social
evening, was spent in palings With the
children and music. An, impromptei
program was given in . which the
children took, a prominent pant.
Miss Thelma Ritz`returnecl to Clin-
Owing„ to the storm the local rural
mail couriers were unable to make
their rounds, on Tuesday: The pat-
rons on the different routes'; should
see that the roads are broken for the
cour'ier's, as the drivers are cold en-
ough without having the added dis-
comfort of having to :get out in the
snow to get their horses out: rIf the
patrons willthus co-operate it will
help' greatly- the aim of th,e Postal De-
partment, "Bette)! Service." •
An event -of 4nterest to many of
their old Hayfield friends, occurred
at Owen Sound at high noon on Mon-
day, Dec. 26th in St: George's church,
Owen Sound, being the marriage of
a popular young lady of Owen Sound,
Lillian E., eldest daughter of Rev.
Benson and Mrs. Belrose, to Roland
R.; eldest son of Capt. and Mrs. Ed.
Reid, formerly :of Bayfield, now of
Owen- Sound. The ceremony Was per-
formed by the Rev. W. J. Taylor,
The happy couple left on the af-
ternoon train, amid showers of eon-
fetti, for :a short honeymoon trip to
Toronto and Detroit.
The following 10 the report of Bay-
field Publio::School:
Sr. 5th -Mary Sterling,
Jr. 5th -Eleanor Scotchmer (hon.),
Kenneth Young; Jack Stirling, Lottie
Higgins, Margaret Elliott, ' Jessie
Elliott, Fred Weston, Doris Gerttin
-hardt'.
Sr, 4th --Bernice Seeds (hon.), Ella:
Mackay, Grafton Weston, Mary. Wid
contbe, Berthena Sturgeon, John
Brown"`.
Jr, 4th --Eva Sturgeon, Isabel Os-
mond, John Wild,, Kenneth- Merner,
Thelma Parker (missed exams.)', Har -
Old McLeod' (missed exams.):
Sr. 3rd —Lawrence, Johns, Edith
Merner, Emma Sturgeon, John, Lied -
say.
M. H. Gerrie, Principal"
Junior Room:
Jr. 3rd -Dean Castle (hon.), Keith
Gaininhardt,, Carson Johns, James
Sturgeon, Fred Sturgeon, Tom Castle,
Brown Lindsay, Louis Wild, Hugh
McLeod , Mervin Elliott, Maud Par-
ker (missed exams), Louise McLeod
(missed exams).
Sr. 2nd -Jean Dunn, Doris Feath-
erston, Dick Weston, Evelyn Geniin-
hnrdt, -William Osmond, Charles Par-
ker (missed exams.), Clara Paricgrl
(missed exams.)
Sr. lst-Vera Wild, Jean Elliott;
.Pearl Lindsay, Albert Osmond, Stew
art Sturgeon, .Mao Murray (missed
exams.) -
Primary -Kenneth Castle, Harry
Brandon and Charles Brandon, equal,
Francis Elliott, Bobbie McLeod, En -
gene. Castle. .
-Anna Woods. Assistant.
i3ruceflieid
On. Saturday evening _last at the
Young People's Society banquet in
the basement of the church almost
eighty partook of a splendid supper
at nicely decorated tables. After
supper a splendid program was given
which consisted of a solo by Miss
Irene Snider and violin, solo by Miss
Eva Stackhouse, Several toasts•were
also givenand responded to. Tho
toast to "The King," was given by
Miss Ada -Reid. The next, to "The
Church,' was propoesd by the Rev.
W. A. Bremner, That to the minis-
ters Was proposed by. Miss Anne
Haugh and responded to by Mr. Brem-
ner,. who in his speech read a letter'
from Rev: W. D. McIntosh, the pastor
when the society was formed, in.
192L The toast to "The Society of
1921," was proposed by Miss Kath-
leen, Snider, and Bob McNaughton re-
sponded. To the toast to "The Pre-
sent 1.P,S." proposed by J. 1t1entosh;'
J. Freeman responded. The toast to
"The Future Y. P. S" was proposed
by Miss Janet-Aikenhead and Lance
Norris responded. The watch- Fight
service was conducted by Mr. Berm-
ner' at which splendid addresses were
given by Mist Alma Haugh and Tolin
Mclntosh. The girls', quartette sang
"Just as T arm," very -sweetly.
Miss Inc. Scott of London spent the
weele-end at the home of her mother,
Mrs. A. T. Scott. '
Mr. Alex. Addison and his,:sister
Cream
Wanted
We pay cash for Graded Cream
CLINTON CREAMERY
to
0e rate
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GUNN, LANGLOIS & CO. LIMITED
CLINTON, ONTARIO
We guarantee Service, Satisfactionfeetion and
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Phones 190 or 145. Night' 180
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6,644,uacnaa,oco.,.4,74,1we,4venae„ ~~~ d. ` $
e,s5n,wc.<,mAwra�a-3
Grace, spent them' holidays in Orillia
visiting then sister, Gladys; and otli
ea friends. - .
lJr. -and cabs, 1)/e11, Boyeo •arid
daughter of Moose, Jaw, visited at the
home of the former's brother, Mr. J.
Boyce, and" other. f; rends'"in- the 'silt -
Tinge last week.-
Mt'. L. -Reid of Toronto ;spent the
.week -end ' at the home of his father.
Mr. C. Reid.
'Nurse Roi1 nto-i'
London c 5 r vrsited at
the home of her pi1rents,Mr. and Mrs.
1) Rouatt.•
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C"iderich.Towushlp
The ,municipal elections on Monday
Mast were keenly contested and al -
hough the day was stormy a fair
vote wag ,Moiled. The vote by wards.
'was as follows:
For Reeve
o y
y
U ..
S
U
No.:1 . 53 18 8
No 2 51 29 '7
No v 58:'- 18 14
No 1 24 12 28
No 5, .. .,.... 34 ., 53 8
Total 235 157 77
ltfajorityfor Cox -81.
For Council
No 1 70 27 -37 - 12 7
No. 2 59 46 79 14 12
No. 3 . .. . 76 66, 56: '34 29.
No. 4 . .. , 34: 57 26 22 28
No 5 ; . .. 59 60 147 47 58
No. 6 . 37 49 35 33 26
Total 355 305 280 162 160
.In the evening -a representative'
gathering of electors met in the hall
in Hohnesville to hear the returns.
The members -elect with the excep-
tion of Mo..Salkeld, who was unable
to be preesnt, addressed the meeting,
and also "gr. B. W, Churchill, who
provecl to be a good_loser. We would.
conclude that .:although "out," Mr.
Churchill is by' no means "down."
Clerk Thompson at thisgathering
announced the receipt of a gift of a`
check for $100.00 :towards the tour-
chase of an adding machine, for the
use- of the township officials, from
Mr. Dudley Holmes, K.C., our popular.
Crown Attorney, and Mr. M. W. How-
ell, executors of the estate of the late
J. R. Holmes, in 'memory. 'of their
uncle.
'- Ex -reeve W. H. Lobb, who was
called on for a speech, eulogized the
executors in glowing teams for their
kindness and moved that a resolution
Of appreciation by the ratepayer$ be
forwarded' to them. ` This was second-
ed by. Councillor J. R. Middleton, in
neat and .fitting terms. Reeve Cox,
who occupied the chair, put the mo,
tion to the meeting and it was adopted
by unanimous vote. The clerk was
instructed to so notify them and also
tho press.
Mr. and Mrs. David Garyie wish to
thank the people of school section
No. 4 for the gift of a beautiful stove
and other- gifts at Christmas, and
also to thank all the peopleavho have
so kindly helped then in Mr. Garvie's
affliction:.
REST/LT OF MONDAY'S ELEC•
:TION •IN. MUNICIPALITIES OF
HURON COUNTY`
HULLETT: Reeve, E. A,• Adams;
council: 1I, Mogriilge, J, Forbes, Robt,
Lawson, James Leiper.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP: Reeve:
H. 0. Cox; council J, R. Middleton,
W. I'Iaacke, H, Salkeld, F. 1:I. Powell,
TUOIUE.RSMITI3: The municipal
elections' held for--Tuckersmith town-
ship resulted . as .follows: Reeve;
Roland Kennedy, 259; Robert P. Wat-
son, 208; .councillors. W. P. Thomp-
son, 284; Charle's MacKay,251; M.
Clarke, 249; J. A. Crich, . 242; John
Elgie, 221.
GODERXCH, (town): H. J. A. 1VIe-
Ewan,'who has been mayor of God-
erich for the past four years, was
olected to the mayor's chairfor an-
other term, defeating.0. C. Lee by a
majority of 278, 'Robert Turner de-
feated J. J. IVloser for reeve by a Ina -
jos ity
rajosity of 172. For the council several
candidates -were in tiroufield, C. A.
Humber polling the lowest vote, was
left at- home. Those elected were:
Wan. Bailie, Robt. Cutt, W. McLean,
D. Sproul,.. Geo. Gould, B. 0, Mun
pings.
IifeKILLOP: The contest' for the
reeveship of McKillop, township was
an, exceedingly close, one, Frank Mc-
Quaid, winning over John. Dodds by a
inicjority of only 3 votes. Frank Mc-
Quaid polled a • total of 288 ` votes,
while his opponent was, the choice of
285 of the electors.. The councillors
elected and the votes' accorded each
are as follows: A. Campbell, 425;
D Revele, 306 2. Ecicert 282- and
Thomas McKaY, 267.
• EXETER: The results of the mun-
icipal return in Exeter are as follows:
Reeve: C. B. Snell; : councillors: E.
J. Christie; B. M. Francis, II. C. Riv-
ers and H, Bierling; public utilities:
Win. Ward; board of education: F. J.
Dolbridge, W. H. Dearing and Dr. H.
J. Browning.
ROAST WAWANOSII': P. S. Stalk-
er, reevo (acct.); IN. F. Campbell,
Wilfred Reid, S. J. Kerr and R. H.
Thompson,
WEST WAWANOS$I: Reeve, A.
E..-.Johnson;'councillors:: Frank. Todd,
:Tames Foster, -William Carr and Wil-
liam Stewart.:-
GREY Harry Keys was elected
reeve .of Grey township in. a close.
race over John McNabb, a- former
reeve. The majority was 82. Fred-
erick Rowland, by a majority irl 84,
was elected deputy reeve over Oliver
Ilemingway. The elected coupeil is
composed of Joseph MclKay, Robert
McDonald and Stuart McQuarl'ie,
Special "tours
Burgess' Portrait Studio in Clinton
4ill be open every Tuesday, `,l'he
hours, until further notice, will be
from 12 a.m. to 2 p.m, If you want
Photographs taken please come' in
these lkours. My studio' will always
bo walm, 50 (10 not be afraid to bring
the children 111±11e winter,
Burgess, Portrait
Studio
MITCHELL .
i DLL AND CLINTON, '
'FLOWERS OR FLORAL 1)BS2GNS
Sent anywhere -m, shortest notice
We have a 'new stock of Flowering
Plants- and Ferns
We cordially' wish every one a
Happy and Prosperous New Year
Chas. V. Cooke
Two Phones -66w and 66j .
Marriaies
KING-STOTI-IERS - At Blyth, on
Dec. 29th, by the Rev. Dr, Barnby,
Helen 1Vladeline, youngest daughter,
of Mr. and ,Mrs, Joseph Stothers,'
to Jasper Ernest King of Atlanta,
Ga., son of Rev. and Mrs. Ring; of
Jacksonville, Florida.
CARRICK-SMITI3 ''- At Wingharn,
on Dec. 30th; by the. Rev, Sydney
Davison, Kathleen . Annie, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith, to-
-William Joseph Carrick, son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Carrick of Goderich,
REID-BELIIOS1f-A,t'Owen. Sound,
on Dec 6th,'byithe Rev. W. J. Tay-
lor) rector of St. George's church,
Lillian E., .oldest daughter of Rev.
Benson Belrose and -Mrs. Belrose,
to Roland E. Reid, son of Capt.: -Ed.
and Mrs. Reid, all /of Owen Sound.
I{ILP;ATRICI--RQB�INSON-Ast the
home of the bride's parents, on
Dee. 30th, by the Rev. W. R. Alp,
of Auburn, Elizabeth, yopng-
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Win,
Robinson, the 9th concession, East
Wawauosh, to John' Kilpatrick of'
Ashfield township. '
Deaths ,
RATHWlELL-In Goderich: township,
on Dee. 30th, Eliza Jane Chambers,
widow of the late Samuel Rath -
well, aged 84 years.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and. Mrs. Berl Rathwell and
other members of the family wish to
thank .the friends and neighbors for
their sympathy acrd kindness in their
recent bereavement, the death of their
Mother, the, late Mrs, Samuel Rath -
well. '
CARD ,OF THANKS
I4 wish to extend my appreciation
to the electors of Goderich township
for their support at the polls on Mon-
day last, As they have thus shown
their confidence in my ability to
serve them as a councillor I shall put
forth my best efforts to justify their
faith. Wishing all a • Happy New
Year. -Frank IL Powell.
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to 'extend my sincere
thanks to the electors ,sof Goderich.
township for their generous support
wr 11Tonclay, when they again returned
me as a member of the municipal
council for the township. Wishing 11.11
a very happy and Prosperous New
Year. -John It. Middleton.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to heartily thank the 'elec-
tors of Goderich township for the
generous sttp)ort accorded me 'et the
polls on Monday, when they again re-
turned me as reeve. I shall endeavor,
as in the past, to serve the interests
of the ratepayers during 1928 to the
best of my ability, -Wishing all a very
HAPPY, and Prosperous New. Year.-
Herbert:C. Co,x
Auction Sale.
01 Farm Stock and Implernents at
Bayfield road, ' one half mile south-
west -of Clinton on Thursday, Jan,
12th at 1 o'clock .sharp, consisting of
the .following: Horses -heavy draft
snare, 6 years old, in foal; heavy
draft,, mare rising 13 years; colt, 16
months old; driving mare, 6 years
old; General Purpose filly, "3 years
old, Cattle -15 steers ..and heifers
rising 2 years old; 10 steers and heif-
ers rising 1 year. Old; cow due to
freshen Mar. 15th; young calf 6
weeks old. Implements--- Massey -
Harris binder, 7 -ft. cut;• Frost and
Wood mower, 6 -ft. cut; . Deering side
delivery rake; Deering hay loader;
Deering Horse rake; Deering tedder;
Deering mower, 6 -ft cut;. Deering
fertilizer, 13 -hoe drill;' land packer;
Massey -Harris stiff tooth cultivator;
Cockshutt manure spreader; 2 -row
swifter; 1 -row scuffles,• Climax cut-
ting box with 40 ft. of pipe and 40
ft, good belt; 11/ h.p.'gasoline' engine,.
nearly new; 8 good horse collars;
good farm wagon; hay rack; gravel
box; walking plow; gang -plow; set'
of sleigh's with flat rack; set of
scales,. 2,000. lbs. capacity; rubber -tire
top buggy; steel: tire buggy; Clinton
fanning mill;, set of 4 -section har-
rows; Star sedan car in good running
order, 2 ,sets of double harness, near-
ly new, CO bus of geed clean white
sweet clover seed; 10 toll of millet;
10 tor or hayThe above implements
are all nearly 411v, most of thele be
purchased seed te
last 2
years.
Everything to be sold as 51ontietor.
has—sec—sled down his farm. Terms:
7 mo:ath5':ercdit will he given on ,fur-'
wishing bankable Palm, or a. discount
of ai per Cent. straight ' allowed for
cosh, Gustave B-sback ,5i;oprieter.
rn„ r -r 1-0114,1-4.+, ,, ,. no 1
WANTED
This
1.,000-, lbs. Goose heather; . {•
also
300 lbs, Duck Feather's
ENQUIRE FOR PRICES
Always in the market for Poultry
and New Laid Eggs.
Clinton " Poultry House
N. W Trewalrtha.
Phones --Office, 214j Residence, 214w
Atwater -Kent
RADIO
Hayti you seen our: new models in
above? Many improvements since
last year,
01111 and let 'us demonstrate
PRICES MODERATE
J. B. LAWS
3742
Euchre and Dance
A euchre and dance, under the au-
spices of the Clinton Bowlifig Club,
will be held in the
TOWN HALL
On TUESDAY EVEN'G, .TAN. 17th
at eight o'clock sharp
G0021 MUSIC — LUNCH SERVED
REAL JOLLY TIME FOR ALL
Tickets .50c, including war tax
- 43-2
SKATING
PARTY
s
A skating party will be held under
the auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday Jan:' 10 198
If f
IN THE LOCAL ARENA
commencing at 8 o'clock, p,m.
.HOT DOGS -SANDWICHES
--- COFFEE
Admission 25c
42
LOGS WANTED
We are again in the market for
good logs of all kinds, either deliv-
ered in our mill yards or on the
stump. Highest cash price will be
paid. Custom sawing will be done at
Bayfield, Thomas Wallis', 4 con. God-
erich township, and Clinton as usual
during the year.
McEWEN BROS.
Bayfield P.O. Phone 624-r-4, Clinton
41-12
CARD OF THANKS
To the electors. of Goderich township:
Ladies and Gentlemen: "I wish; ,;to
thank my ;old friends, as well as
many new ones„ for the generous sup-
port given she at the polls on Monday
last. I trust you will never have
cause to regret your action, Here's
hoping for a happy and successful
year for all of us.
., ' Faithfully yours,
HARRY" SALKELD.
Get It! .Use tt! -
For Sore Throats, Bronchial
Asthma, Quinsy, Cough, Head Colds,
Catarrh and Tonsil Diseases. Good
results or money bask. Its Mrs.
SybilIa Spars Tonsilitis. All drug-
gists. 43-2
Wanted -Fox Furs
Will pay $i0 to $20 each for good
fox fm's. Highest prices for all other,
furs. H. A. Bovey, Clinton. 43-tf
Hounds -Lost
Pair of male fox hounds, west, of
Clinton, mostly- white, tan heads,
white stripe on faces, large black
spot .on hips.., Reward for their re-
eovery. Thos. Churchill, box 883,.
Clinton. • Phone 241. 43.2
Wood Cutting by Cord
- Am prepared to do woodcutting by
the cord. D. Poulter, P.O. Box 845,
Clinton, Ont. 42-1-p
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Hens and Pullets For Sale
50 1 -year -old -hens, also 50 Rhode
Island Red pullets. Apply to John E.
Pepper, Stanley, Phone 627-r-1,3.;
Clinton. • 42-1
Property For Sale ..
Shop and residence combined, cos
ner of Albert and Princess streets.
Garage large enoUgh for three ears,
also winter storage for several ears.
Garden with small fruits. Apply to
W. L. Peffersr Mary St., Clinton.
41-4.2p
- For Sale
' All the parts for a one tube radio
set with batteries, phones, aerial, tube,
Price, $20.00. II. A. Hovey. 41-tf
Farm For Sale
100 acres, good soil, good buildings;,
fine Sugar bush; 414 miles from C1h1
ton. Will sell on easy terms; A. E.
Matheson, Seaforth 11.0. Phone`
014-r-33, Clinton central, 33-12
Cottage`to Rent,
Small, comfortable cottage; wired.
for range. electric r rge. Garar..;:c on prem-
ises. Apply M, 2. Moore, William
street. .8 `; -
tf
For Sale
Number of mules , and some pure,
bred 1101020 •cattle,
e rd
yoipig• balls and
females' of all ages. Apply to P. V.
Elliott, Bayfield, Phone 600-r-82,
ritisa-,, �n}net 00 a ..
See the
Erna Set before buying
Either a 5 or 6 tube `
Price reasonable
able
Inquire of Mr. Sharp or Mr. Aitken as to what
they think, of them.
Miller �Iar�dware C�
TELEPHONE 53',
;gt
C. H. VENNER, Electrician
Electricr
Ranges, n' ixtures, Bulbs Irons Vans and other
Appliances
Phone.
Wiring and Repairs.
Guns -Guns
IIave two double barrel shot guns
to exchange for two single barrel
shot guns. For, sale: One Remington'
22, repeater, 24 inch barrel. Price,
$18.00, Onesingle barrel shot gun.
Price, $5.00. If you, have a 'illy or
rifle for sale or exchange see H. A.
Hovey, Clinton. • 4042.
Farm For Sale
Lot 28, con. 15, Goderich township,
85. acres more or less, good land, well,
with windmill, bank barn, hog pen,
6 acres hardwood bush,an. 0018 -
orchard, Comfortable frame house.
Also 50 acre farm on London road,
Tuckersinith. Apply to J T. Mc-
Knight, R. R. No. 2, Clinton. Phone
604-r-4, Clinton central. 284f
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned, pressed and re-
paired. Woollen goods dry cleaned:
Rooms ver Heard's B-rber shop.
W. J: Jago. 228341
Poultry Supp _lues "
LAYING MASH
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SCRATCH FEED -
GRIT, SHELL
AND BEEF SCRAPS
COD LIVER OIL, $1.25 per Gallon
E. Lo MITTELL
Huron Street , Clinton
814f
Poultry and Eggs
Wanted
We handle eggs every day
Poultry Tuesday and Friday
mornings
Call us if: you want to get the
highest market prii;e
A. E. Finch
Victoria St., Clinton Phone 231
27-tf
Clinton's
HOW
MOUTA LITTLE
TRIP To BERMUDA -
TIrlce7 uINoois? ` CAN'T
s i , AFFORD TO
TAKE
lYA
THEN-HOWAOOUT A TON;`
OF HEAT FOLKS -COAL?
You GAN`r AFFORD tier
To TAKE THAT I
]Yost of us are too busy to think
about winter trips ; to Bermuda, or
Florida, or the Riviera.
-We have to take our outdoor weath-
er just as the weather. man sees fit
to send it.
But indoors -there's enother. mat-
ter. '
With Heat Folks Coal we can have
warmth and happiness and relaxation
and all the health -bringing qualities
ofsa southern trip -without the ex-
pense.
Let's have summer time: in cr•
homes this winter'.
Call the ' yA'
r'for good, dean coal
COAL C0
"PMflltili'. 7d
AN
NEW TERM
Opens, on . Jan. 4th in each of
-SHAW'S TWELVE BUSINESS
SCHOOLS in Toronto. Write; for
Calendar. . W. R. Shaw, Registrar,
Bay and Charles, Toronto.
House For Sale
Large red brick house; corner Or-
ange and 'Wellington streets, 8 rooms,
all modern conveniences. Possession
when desired. Also a barn an 24 acre
lot on Wellington street.. Apply to
Mrs. W. Jenkins,, 06-tf-6p
Buy : Your Coal NOW
It's a. long time until spring. Three
more cold winter months are •:ahead,
and the -mercury will shiver down to
zero more than once before the flow-
ers bloom again. Have you enough
coal to last all winter' Don't
gamble with your family's health and
comfort. Nt is much cheaper tobuy
enough coal than -to pay doctor bills.
HOWARD CLARK
Phone 182
Orders Taken at Lawson's Grocery .
Phone 111
WOOD
I have a quantity of good Bard
wood, .slabs and c'edar•.
NOTICE
Any coal accounts not paid by the
first of February .will be handed in
for collection.
E. WARD -
Phone 155 Huron street,
Singer Sewing'Nlachinne
Leased on Small Monthly Paymente
Big Discount on Cash Sales
Now is the time to have your ma-
chine repaired and cleaned. Repairs,
Needles, Belts and Parts for all
makes. y
W. GLEN COOK
Phil* 1712 . P.O. Box 201, Clinton
RAD
•r.a
-KING
KOLSTE r �,: ee
Give your fainly a radio set for
Christmas, in doing so you will be
giving' them , something which ,they
can enjoy the year around.
We etre dealers for the Holster and
Kings sets and will bo pleaked to give
you a demonstration' at any time: -.
Batteries charged•and stored
for the winter
W. J,.,Nedgerf Prop.
ASPF,.
��LT
ROOFING
(1
We have a' complete line of
Toronto. Asphalt Shingles and
Roofing for siding or roofs if
you are considering , roofing
compare ours, before buying,
with any other. This is the
best by test.
Feeds.
Always; carry Bran, Shorts,
Western Oats, best quality at
lowest price.
J A. FOD & SON
Phone 123
Fleur and Feed