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'qome.fe.beliorie it thenielyrs.•
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: The pithlie; ha a been:she-eked, during"
7 -the nest few, .weeks by some -of' the
niost' revolting ' cringes , ever 'recorded.:
' The, liacicrnan-Parker;:caiii•-in."
."ego,' the recent Casein Michigan,' and
the ricurder in: 'Toronto 7 the • other
morning. of One child and:the serious
-.wounding: of the wife , and another
- child ,by the huaband aria' father, has
,..sent: a shiver 03 horror and constern-
ation to, the hearts ' of all, normal,
• right-thinking - people. What are the
recisbna 'behind these horrible primes?
The:Toronto Man- gives as his reason
-for the -attempted .wiping but of his
-3 aniily thefaet that he could not make
a living for them and he Wished to put
them out of misery. There Would
-seem to be something very lacking in
the moral training of men who resort,
-to such crimes, radess they aro utterly
unbalanced mentally, •
' The Woodstock Sentinel-Revietv*
says thatWoodstoelc. is a city of just
the right size—that it is big enough
to. have advantages over 'smaller, piaci.-
• es and yet not so big as to possess the
disadvantages that attend life in the
• great' cities. The Ottawa Journal, on
• the other hand thinks Ottawa is about
the right size for thecomfort and
pleasure of its inhabitants but Toron-
to, we think, is about the size a pity
ought to be if its people are to have
everything of the best. We understand
tee, that the people of Oshawa, 01-11
Fergus, Galt Clinton, Goclorich
and ether placea. feel quite sure that
their own corner of the land has some
aavantagei over all others—'roronte
• Star Weelcly. •
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Yes, we are fully -convinced that 11
more -people lived in towns about the
size of Clinton, where living condit-
ions are simpler and mcire wholesorne
instead of being cooped up in crowded
city apartments it vvould be inner
hater for the country, generally,
Slum conditions in the , Country or
in a sniall town are rare while in a
large city they are the:usual thing.
Bagfield •
The annual -meeting of the Hayfield
-cemetery Company Was held in thd
town hall. Monday -afternoon January
the -16tin, when -the allowing" officers
and -directors were apnointecrfor-1928);
President, Ian" McDonald; Vice,.
ja.nies IL Reid; Sec. -Treasurer, Al -
;red E. Erwin; Direetors, Charles R.
Middleton; Thomas H. Elliott George
Ruche, D H 1VIeNasighton, William
Stewart; Sexton, Richard Elliott.
The grounds and plots have been
much improved during the past, year.
The system of -Permanent upkeep was
adopted a year or so ago and is prov-
ing to bp a, success.
The annual meeting of the inem-,
hers of the Bayfield Public Library
was held an 1VIonday afternoon at the,
Library Room. .The reports were
very favorable, showing that the Lib-
rary had beeo well patronized during
the past rear. The treasurer'sstate-
ment shows a balance en hand of
$41.86. Special mention Was made
of the work of the assistantilbrarion,
Miss who,has proYed_her-
self most capable. . .
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p.".veway;.,,troaatirer,":"' Kra.: R.
-;s4iiteliin6r, • Secretary, .
Tlia Ladis Ajd SodietY 'Officers
ere:: 'Mrs.-, '"Clarkil?liesident;' "Mrs.
"W., :Wallis, .r"cica;:.: Mrs: A. .Brandon,
treasurer ; It...,Seoteliiner, Secret--
. '• Offteet's• ieappointed at the ardijial
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Meeting" of, St. Andrew's church
entlY heldare as follow:—Elders
'Wm,' Reid; Lancelet Clke,„ S. Cleave,
-E. F.-Merner; W. Wallis, 0. Campbell.
Stewards:" R. C. Reid, W. Stewart, -J.
McDonald,' R. Stotchmer,..j. Scotch.
mer; Win. 'Sparks; S. flohner, D. Mc-
Kenzie, D. Dewar, P. Cleave„,' Ushers;
Wm. Reid, Albert Dunn, W.
P."' 'Cleave. See,treaSurer; E. P.
!Werner. Treasurer; M. & E. Ftind, 11.
Drehrnami. „Organiats: Mrs. W. Stew: -
art, Mrs. R. Scotelimer. Supt. S..S.,
Fr. F, Merrier.
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The following officers weie reel-
ected; President, F. A.,Edwa.rds; Sec. -
Treasurer, George. E. .Greenslade;
Librarian, E. H. Johns. Assistant,
Miss V. Fowlie; •Directors,
Johns, F. A. Edwards, G. E. Green-
slade, -E. F. aVlerner, Rev. F. 13. petal,
Mrs. Robert Scotchtner, Mrs, H. It
MclCay, Xrs. A. R. Seed, Miss Joseph -
Inc Sterling, Mrs. F. II, Paull; Aud-
itors, E. 11. Johns, F, H.
Mira. W. J. Elliott, Blue Water
ighwaY, Goderich TP-, is visltIng lier
'Etter in London. •
Mr. and Mrs. E. 'A. Saucier, Mist
etty and Mester Bobby Sander alld
r. and Mrs. Wilbur Ervdri motored
rem Kitchener and were the guests
f Mr and Mrs. F. A -Edwards on
Miss 'Jessie Tough -of- Stanley Tp,`
Varna
The Library ASsociation will hold
14 annual meeting in the ' frame
church on Monday evening, Jan. 23rd,
at 8 o'clock. All members and those
interested are invited- to attend.
The following new hooka have been
added to the, Varna Library shelves:—
: VictiOn—Golden Snare,: Curwood;
Anne of Avenlea, Montgomery;
Curwood; ,Hunted Woman, bur -
!wood; Mad CaroYa, Ostense; Bar 23,
Mulford; Luther Chronicles,, Mont-
gomery; Marked Man, Detzer; God
and the Groceryman, Wright; The
Dark Road, Bindloss• The 'House of
Fear, Service;' The niterloper, Oppen-
heim; Magic .Garden, G. S. Porter;
The Mating Call, Rex Beach; Juat
Mother, Porter; Wild Geese, Ostenso;
Lost Estacy, Reinhart; The Light of
Western Star, Zane Grey; The 'Man
of the Forrest, Zane Grey; Last of the
Plainsmen, Zane Grey; Ken Ward in
the Jungle'Zane Grey; Young Ferro-
ters, Zane Groy; Inc of the Hawk and
Raven, McCutcheonf Barberry -Bush,
Norris; Witch Wood, :Buchan ; &ding
the Hold, Ballantyne; • Tracks in the
Snow, Charwood;• Galliena Reach,
Toriainion; To• .the Light House,
Wolfe; The Sixth .' Comniandment,
Wells; The Broad Highway,Farnoll;
At the Crossroads, Comstock; Black
Hunter,, Garwood; Devils . Mantle,
Packard; Comrades, Packard; Beneath
the Grey Olives, Keith.; Cappy Dicks,
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• Nin 'of Alber-
ta, EleLean; Old Gems in Nevi Sit-
ta, McLean; Ohl GOIAS in New Set -
Barton; Stopping Heciikenward; Drag-
on and -Raven, Ilenty; For -Name and
Henty; Desk from Ithartoun,
Ilenty;--Under :Wellingtons Command.
Ilenty; Fitting Death, Henty; Final
Reckoning, Henty; Whet. London
,Burned,'Elonty;- Last 'of ' the Great
Scents, Zane Grey; Rea Headed Out-
field, Zane Grey; The Steele Square,
Vol.I; What can a Man Believe, Bar-
ton; Christ of the Indian Road, Jones;
In the Hills of Galilee, Tucker; Tod
Hale at Camp, Barbour; Early Times
in....Great West,' Base; 'Lawrence in
Arabia; Buffalo Days, Wheeler; Jane
Eyre, Bronte; The Wrecker, Steven-
son; The Ebb Tide, Stevenson; Lure
of the Labrador, Wild, Wallace; Wo-
man the Masterpiece, Green; Cross-
roads to Childhood, lVfoore; Miss Billy,
E, Porter; Mies Hilly beeision, E. Por-
ter; Miss Billy Mauled, E. Porter;
Turn of .the Tide E. Porter; The Boy
Tramps, Oxly; The 1Vtiracle Song of
Jesus, Macdonald; ' All in the Days
Work, Creighton; Grenfell Knight
Errant of the North, Waldo.; Ruth
Fielding in Moving Pictures, Emer-
son; Ruth Fielding Dawn in Dixie,
Emerson; Ruth Fielding an the Sad-
dle, Ernoson; Ruth Fielding of the
Red 113111, Emerson; Jane Allem-of the
Sub Team, Bancroft; Jane Allen
Right Guard, Bancroft; Joe's Boys,
Alcott; In his Steps, Sheldon; Voice
of the Great Creation, Belden,
en't,"!!)KetyingtYJSel'eiiees.
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25;i:-:1111S's Wary! Honaten,
lies Jectute end derpoxistrations in
EverY.Eridey'afterneerr_Is'„set'aSide:
for.;•;oint epiaealin••Litatary and, SOP--
..ial Mate/MS;
feotrite$•:,
thethe restof then. are
nYt_ :the; firat. to' it will :Ise.
a'qiieneare indeed "to take Paiit ,
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everYdise • ''reasanable,!. distance
.'slibirld:striYd to !atteti'd.e,fe,W.of';the:
sessiona ' especially :' When '„ Speeial•
speakers are ,piesent,'
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Birtlis
TYNDALL--In Hullett township, on
"Jan. 8th, to IVT.r. and 1Virs.-Fred TY/1-•
(la, a son.
Bayfield, on Jam gth,
to •Mr. and Mrs. L. IL McLeod, a
daughter. •
TIIE GOOD ADVERTISER
The only one like iiim is the good
• advertiser,
The man who contracts every week
for the space
To tell the subscriber all about his
good stock there,
Aral just what to pay for it at his
place! "
He never says : "STOP IT! I cannot
afford it!"
Besides,it don't pay me to 710W
advertise!"
But always says ; "RUN IT! I know
what I'm doing!
I stopped it- before—but now L am
wise! • ,
(0! the joy that it gives us to hear
him just say it:),
"Run my ad, in your paper—and
don't you delay:
For the ,people. they read it—
And some of them heed it! •
AM NOW.ADVERTISING-,-*
-)337ICAtrsE LT Do135. PAY
We outwardly thank .tim—we in-
wardly bless
him—
Tha nod advertiser—who is prompt
with the pay! •
--(Originel with The Lttean News.
•. Pasture Land For Sole
3214 acres, more or less, on Corner
Teldphone Road and Bayfield Con.
road, one half mile :from Clinton, ap-
ply to R. Miller. 45-2.
' Hides 'Wanted.
Horse hides and beef hides, highest
market 'price paid. Will eall in Clin-
ton any night by appointment. John
1% Tighe, R. R. No. 1, Clinton. Phone
637r83, Clinton central.
'Farm For Sale
100 acres, lot 26, con. if, Hullett
township, property of the late Wm.
Morrison, mostly under cultivation,
small hardwood bnsh. Large brick
house, barn 613x58, good- young or-
chard. Apply to George Carbert or
Mrs. James Brown, ,executors of es-
tate; R. R. No. 1, Clinton. 45-tf.
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Annual Meeting -
The annual meeting ofthe Huron
central Agricultural Society will be
held in the office ef the district rep-
resentative, Clinton, on Saturday af-
ternoon, Jan. 21st, at two o'clock. All
members aid those interested are *in-
vited to attend. 46-1.
Unreserved Auction Sale
Horses, Cattle, sheep •and Pigs..
The "undersigned auctioneer has re-
• ceived instructions to sell by public
auetion at Tot 29, concession 7, Goder-
ich Township, one 'mile south of. Cot
line, on Wednesday, Jan. 25th, 1928,
at 1 -o'clock sharp, the following.;
HORSES--BaY mare, 7 loam old,
weight about 1500 lbs; bay gelding, 6
years, weight abdtit 1500 lobe; -Per-
eherori filly colt, rising 2" years old;
COWS --Choice Holstein cow, 3
years with, calf at foot; choice Hol-
• stein co*, 3 years old, With calf at
foot; red cow, 3 years old, due Feb -
51 choice black eow, 4 years old, due
titne of sale; choice Durham heifo, 3
•years old, due in March; Hereford
co, 7 years,, due Yeb...7.th; Hereford
cow, due in April; roan cow, 3 years
'old, clue Feb. 14t1r,Holstein cow, 4 yrs
old; freshened 6; ., weeks.; blue cow,
8 years old, due March 5th; black cow,
milking well, 8 years old,- bred 2
months; roan covv, 5 years okl,, clue in
April; Durham cow, 7 years, freshen-
ed 3 inenths; 2 choice black steers, 2
Years old; red steer, 2 years old; Here -
fora „calf; 6 weeks old; 10 choice
young cattle 1 to 2,years •old; Billy
Goat.' PIGS—Yeung. sow, 'with 7
pigs; 8 weeke old; "pirre,bred York -
shore sow; dim,!IVIarch'lst; pure bred
'Yorkshire 'soW, dfie- April 20; pure
bred Yorkshire 'sew,' due May 10;
Pure bred...Yorkshire 'se% just bred'.
'These sews. are a choice dot and are
carrying thei;.8rd,litter; -5 Pure bred
Yorkshire,sewS, ;welghtlilabont 200
lba., ready to breed; ...16-Starc Pigs
weighing; ahout SHEEP -1.0
Leicester'nwes- and a 'Leicester ram,
1.3 of 400 are fron,:itire bred. Lea -
_ester Stack, rising, 2 -and 8 yeirs, diie
to from March 20 :Le 16:
Set single harness." , , ; • ,
Taions:=-All Punts of ten dollars -and.
ander, c411, overz that ,amount, 10
monthel-credit will be given on fur-
nishing hankable papers or e -discount
of 5,,ner 'cant straight for ?cosh, on
ereclit anibunts, ,
•' •Eyerything, offered _will be sold
yPithout reserve as the preprietors are
over -stocked, The eale iviu tilt
audio's, ..E'red ancl Albert
"tona,..Propriatele, GeOrge Ii:
'Auctioneer. ' 454,
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(Crowded.out last weel_c) ,
The regular meeting of the Council
was held an IV/onday, the usual busi-
ness being transacted. -There being
no election the old members retain
their seats and there are no new -ones
to "break in.". • ,
Owing to the heavy snow storma
during the past weelc our mail courier
•experienced great difficulty delivering
His 1VIajosty's mail over some parta
of, hip route. ' •• -
Mrs. I: Harnwell anent, a few
days Mat' week with friends in Girder.
tdh . , Mr. and Mrs. W. Reid and daughter
Jean left Inet week for Flint, Mich.,
whera they intend spending, the 'win-
ter Mr Reid haVing' taken a .posi-
tion there, ',. _
The District meeting of the, L.O.L.
was hold in the Temperance Hall hitt
Tuesday atternoen, • • '
Miss OliVe Pollock of StatileY, Tu..
s the., guest 'of her.'annt,..Mieh 'lV4fer-
aret CasnplielL thiS week.
,Miss Lucinda Reid returned to 'Bit-
ter , alt Monday .after 'having spent
14 past three weeks with lier sister.
Mr. and, 361!!$.! return -
•d 'to' the Village,; C week ',age et
'I•idfIST• 4.1.i9r• linvin$, 51)60 tbn, 'Past
weinenths inStratford,
Miss Mande Steilirig icturned
SrefiriesdaY,',ef "last Week, to her Auties
tj runtren,..„0 '0Weri Sound. General. and
H9sPitel, " • ,
r.erl.1t W1gbIsasid Iwo senS
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0.:EA1ORTll.sit0'er' coxritsgp IN
, AG/it/CULTURE AND •
• -'• :ECONOMICS
'Tlisl'Stts,Pikillis -at , tlasS.c _Annual
Whiter Courses.haS graduallY increas-
ocb
until!'entering the third' weekthere
are . (Are* 40 boys and -about , 45 girls
PUBLIC MEETING- CALLED
public meeting of all in-
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terested plot2holders in Baird'
cemetery will be held in Walk-
er's Hall, &greened, on 'Satur-
day afternoon, Jan. alst, 1928,
at 2 oiclock,when the matter of
Perpetual maintenance - will be
thoroughly discussed. Every-
one interested kindlY be present
as this will be a very important
meeting and decisions arrived
"at will be considered final.
IL
Secretary:Treasurer.
NOTICE
(RIESCISEI
Under the provisions of the Ontario
'Companies :,Act, ,Clinton Creamery
Limited hereby gives public notice
that it • will make application to His
Honour, the Lieutenant Governor of
Ontario in Council for .alt order ac-
cepting the aurrender of its charter on
and from the fifteenth day of Feb-
ruary. 1928.
Dated at Clinton This' 1,8th day of
January, 1928.
S. E. Rozell, Secretary.
: 46-1,
Skating Party
" A skating party will he.,heid in the
local rink on ITuesdny'.eicening, Jan.
24th, under ,theauspides. ef the L. 0.
B, Skating at 8 'o'clock. 'Refresh-
ment 'counter AdMission.25e arid 15c
Cristem Salving.
Custom sawing will be done as us-
ual the corning 'spring. John Hutton.
Londesboro. ' 48-2.
"WiSoa For 'Hospital •
Tenders will be received by the un-
dersigned op to Feb. 4th for ten cords
of hard, green maple, 12 inches long,
to be all body wood. Mrs. W. L. Mnir,
Box 294, Clinton. • 45-1.
Woodwork Repairing, .Etc. •
Having taken the shop,,next .jonds'
blacksmith shop, am prepared to do
all kinds of woodwork repairing, saw
sharpening, etc. Let me have your
rejair work' and see how. satisfied you
will be. 'David Elliott :• 45-2.
Made a Mess of It
Bought cheap remedies, got (0).
Use Mrs. Sybilla Spahrs TonSilitis
and tonsil ills. Success . or money
for Cough, Bronchitis, Croup, Quinsy,,
Hera Colds, Catarrh, Sore Throats
back. Clinton Druggists, 45-2.
IL F. 0. Oyster Supper
The Londesboro U. F. 0. 'Club held
their annual meeting on.Friday, jan.
13th, at which it was decided to hold
an Oyster Supper, -1 or paid-up mem-
bers only. The da!te of supper will be
Inade known at a special meeting to
be held in the community hall, Lon-
desboro on Thursday, Jan. 261h. Any
person interested is invited to attend
this meeting. Thos. E. Adams, Presi-
dent, Chas. josling, Secretary. 45-1-p.
Wanted •
•
Quantity of feed barley. Will pay
750 per bus., delivered at -Clinton
Chopping Mill, weighed on town
scales, Phone, Switzer's', 81 on 614,
Clintom„central.. , 45-2-p.
Lost
goodyear tire Chain,. op aab. k3th,
IsetWeen Brocefield and poderich, Re.
ward to finder. -'John B:MuStard
Coal, C.,. Clinton, &greened „and
Goderich, '
0' nog !Feather
•03!E EQR.',PRICES;
`arket fer Bulky
al El
iflton Poultry OitS,
qtpdetTei 214ty.
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aye -Yon seenr , ounew - medela in
above?' ! Many .",,insproveinents since
last year.; , , '
• Call :and let ,us..tlenionstrate,
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pRICES MIDDERATE
J. '13...'LAVIS.:
37-tf
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Don't DriYe on Welke , •
• Driverr;of vehicles are -warned that
driving on sidewalks is against. the
law -and those indulging in the przie-
tise leave themselves open to a pen-
alty. This is a warning that the law
must not be transgressed 'in future.
L. Stong, Chief Constable. 45-2..
Wanted—Vox Fara
WilI pay $10 to $20 Oath for good
fox furs. Elighe-St prices -for all other
furs. H. A, Hovey, Clinton. 43-11
Cottage For Sale
Small, comfortable cottage, wired
for electric range. Garage on prem-
ises. Apply M. J, Moore,William
street 38 -If
Meeting of Huron County Council .
The council of the Corporation of
the County of Huron will meet in the
Council Chamber, Goderich, at 2
o'clocic in the afternoon of Tuesday,
the 24th day of January, 1928. All
accounts against the County must be
in the hands- of the Clerk not later
than Monday preceding the meeting
of Council.
GEO. W . HOLMAN,
' County Clerk.
Goderich, •Tan. 5th, 1928. 44-2
LOGS WANTED
We are again in the market for
good logs of all icinds, either deliv-
ered in our mill yards or on the
stump. Highest cash price ,will be
paid. Custom sawing will be done at
Reynold, Thomas Wallis', 4th con.
Goderich township,- and . Clinton as
usual during the year.
McEWEN BROS.
Reynold P.O. Phone 624-r-4, Clinton
414f
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Farm Stock and Implements at
lot 30, con, 6, Hullett township, about
4 miles north of Clinton on Tuesday,
January 24th at 1 o'clock sharp, con-
sisting of the following: Horses—
Grey mare, rising 4 -years; bay mare,
rising 6 years; bay mare, rising 7
years; bay mare, rising 9 years; filly
colt rising 1 year. Cattle—Red cow,
rising 3 years, freshened 2-months
ago; roan cow rising 6 years, due to
freshen Jamul.** 26th; red cow, rising
5 years, due to freshen Jan. 29th;
roan cow, rising 7 years, due to fresh-
en lab. 20111; red cow, rising 5 years,
due to freshen Jan. 29t1t; Jersey cow,
rising 6 years, due to freshen in Sep-
tember; Guernsey cow, rising 4 years,
due to freshen Feb. 261h; spotted
heifer, rising 3 years, due to freshen
jam 30th; ted heifer, rising 2 years,
due to freshen April 1st; roan cow,
4 years, farrow; red steer 1 year old;
Guernsey heifer rising , 2 years, due
in September; 5 calves rising 1 year
old; calf about 2 months old. Pigs—
sow with 11 pigs 7 weeks ol_d; young
sow due' middle of ,February. About.
,100 hens, 2 geese and a gander. Im-
plements—Massey-Harris binder, 6-31.
cut with sheaf carrier and truck;
Massey -Harris mower, 6-11. cut; No..
21 Deering hay rake; seed drill; Mas-
sey -Harris cultiVator in good repair;
set of 3 -section harrows; Fleury
walking plough, No. 21; land roller;
farm wagon; McTaggart fanning
vilifier; Portland cutter; rub-
ber tired top buggy; ••set, of sleighs;
double set of team hipmesS; set of
single harness; Wartman and Ward
hay car; a quantity of hay and grain.
Everything to be sold as proprietor
is giving up• farming. Terms: HaY,
grain and poultry and all sums Of $10
and under, cash; over. that amount
•Months' credit -will be given on
furnishing bankable paper, or a: (Hs.,
'count of 5 per cent:' allowed for Cash
on credit amounts. Wallace Powell
Proprietor. George I-1, Elliett Aire-
tioneer: 44-2-
. Property Fer.:Sale
8-roorci brick house, corner Spen-
cer and North streets,- eocil and wood
shed, cement • ciatern. Nicegarden
with small frtilts,• new 'barn and gar-
age, hen house, ' pig pen ''"-new fenc0.
around property. All braidings Sup-.
plied with Hydro and town water,
phone in house. Also a good Variably, -
lot, Albert street, north next tp.j.--V.
WaarriarTfs regiclertee; 00 a' black.
mare;-Puitable for delivery, Viatil,
b01.' 1-keet, harness, sleigh and Wagon::
Weida consider exchantiang catne
part payment' on, farm pod'porty AU .
willhe sold as oiori -to tend I '
pr 111 S qt1M-
.i31;! town, T. H. Leppingtob, Hex 382,
phone 276W, Clinton. ' 45-2,
Wood Wanted •,
15 cords of , 18 -inch • beech and
maple body wood wanted for S. 8. Na,
4,' Tueltersmith, Apply to 0. R. Fear:
11, ga• 5, Clinton. FlIOne 615-0-24,
. 44-2.p
7
, Varin For Sale .
_ 100 'acres, good soil, gobt) linilclingS; day of janttarVA-:-P',., 1P2S! '''
fino,.ugaibushi 41*Inliefi from Olin -
ton,' Will sell on e4sy terinis. : A, E, ' -1V BRYDOND .01iiiten 'Ontario - ,• ! , -
Matheson, Seaforth P, 0., Phone • , „ ''' SP15,0461' .c)r.t11',.'4"04d.'glcselitows. PI104, .74: .: el.INTON ,
614-333, Clinton central. .'. . 38-tf, '1' , ' l'. . ,,.',3‘,.;. ' ',. '• , . 45'73. ', ' , •
1111
t
Plate,Iii,!;ThrOWDise I•larrei,vi'!With!-'2„:11Oreo:C‘ierief!"!;"•. $42;0!1,"
;"hers,e,.; evener '• „50 OEl
DiSelliarrew.. With- g :licirsa..evener'' • ,45 00
14:: Plate. Otit4hroit Disc .11arroVir,Witli. a beige' evener 52,00, •
reqUirecli ADD- $00911,:te..the above.
4•!,Plate. Traater,!....DiSe;;:haticly...centroliclotible-tietion , ; 102 ..00,l
! „.• !„
, „.
single-leVer 'ecintret. • .; :..• ' 96.007 '
6 feet' i_aatici!.::Rolleics,'.stoej eferrated.'fremes. . , ,'70 00
8 'foot Tillage width Mulct -Packer , :,„••• 101: 00
.8' feet 'T!illage db Miiicher,Peeker 101,
.6, toot, long by air 'lichee wide Steal Stone! Beef . • 1 voo,
.incheS"'Wide'..Steel'LStone-Boat : • „ . ' 16,00
, ' payable' by note Deteber ist, 19213
'A liberal reduction in, the above imices, for C.A.SEE
prices .include delivery at :yeur freight station.
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,
er arclivvare
TELEPHONE 53
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of William Morrison
Deceased, -
CLINTON' •
C. H. -VENNE , Eiectriciari
tlectrie Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans -and other
Appliances
Phone 7
Wiring and Repairs.
Property For Sale
Shop: and residence combined, cor,
ner of Albert and Princess streets.
Garage large enough for three cars,
also winter storage for "several cars.
Garden with small fruits. Apply. to
W. L, Peffers, Mary St., Clinton.
41-4-2p
:Farm For Sale
Lot 28, con. 13; Goderich township,
85 acres more or less, good land, well
witli windmill, bank barn, hog pen,
6 acres hardwood bush, an acre of
orchard.' Comfortable frame house.
Also 50 acre farm on London road,
Tuckerenith. Apply to T. Mc-
Knight, R. R. No. 2, Clinton. Phone
604-r-4, Clinton central. 28-11'
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned, pressed and re,
paired. Woollen .goods dry cleaned.
Rooms ver Hoard's B.rber shop.
W. J. Jago. 2283-13
P uitry Supplies
LAYING' MASH
SCRA.TCH FEED—7—
GRIT, SHELL
AND BEEF SCRAPS
COD LIVER OIL, $1.25 per Gallon
E. L. MITTEW
Huron Street
• ,NOTICE 4e -hereby given that all
persons .haying. „claims , against the
'estate of itorrieon, late of
the !Township of in the
Connty :of .luron, "yeoman, deceased;
who 'died- On'.or. about the. Oth day of
January "A.D., 1027',;..ara required, to
„deliver'.to George Carbert and Mary
Ann )3.rovIni: the. ex,pentars ,ofthe said
,Oetatc.„•pvisheir,"SOlicitoi,..:on or before
Ilktid.Oth;day; of FebrifarY 'A. H.; 1928,
a Aril: stateMent et their Claims
gethe1.?Wit1J,partienl07e'' thereof, and
!the.- nature !Of theceuritiestrif.,,hold-
VY 'thorn' all'aulyi:verified'Iry affi,
. .
AND T.Aia NOTICE that after:
the said last mentioned date the Said
Executors Will ,proceda to distribute ••
the estate of •the • said docegeol
amongst the persons entitled thereto
having regard only to 01.16 clairtre as i 11
and in nOcordanee therhvith. ' • . i.
14eY SlIall lisvP. reesived due notice
- Dated at Clinton, 'Onteria,,this 1.6th
Clinton
31-tf
Poultry, and Eggs
Wanted
We handle eggs every day
Poultry Tuesday and Friday
mornings • ,
Call us if yell want fcr get the
highest market price .
A. E. Finch
Victoria St., Clinton Phone 231
27-13
Clinton's'
pengei
SPRING IS ON THEW11
(oi LITTLE. PREMATtikE
NOT, AT ALL.
A LOAD OF
HEAT POWS COAL
15 ON ITS WAY TO
SOME LUCKY FANO(
-THAT's •
swesenres.ms.satregamra4
NE TERM
Opens on Jan. 4b1 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 1,1 acre
lot on Wellington street. Apply to
Mrs. W. Jenkins. 064f -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 ell winter? Don't
gamble with yam. family's health and
comfort. Nt is much cheaper to buy
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 hard
wood, slabs and cedar.
NOTICE
Any coal accounts not paid by the
first of February will be handed 10
for collection. •
, E. WARD
Phone 155- Huron street
Singer Sewing Machine
eased on Small Monthly Payments
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. '
W. GLEN COOK
I Phote 1713 P.O. Pox 201, Citrates
We haven't Hard a robin,
•
Nor seen„ a spring flower.
But spring weather is Surely on its
way to somebody's houiel
Whoever receives a load of Heat
Folks Coal has warm weather- in-!
gide his home, no mattei how down-
hearted the thermoineter gets!
1
C hi ,tr
for good, clean coal
RADIO
KOLSTER-KING
Give your family a radio set for
Thristmas, in doing so you will be
giving them• something which they!
can enjoy the year around.
We are dealers for the Kolster arid
Kings sets dud will be'
e pleased to giv
you' a demonstration at. any,. time.
Batteries charged and storm/.
for the winter
W J. Nediger, Prop,
ASPHALT
R� FING
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 a
lowest price.
FORD A SOW
Phone 128
Flou and Feed Merchants enol
Grain Buyers