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Ofinterest to You
and
. The officials 'of the Centre Huron
, •Agricultural Society' are busy prepar-
ing for the spring slimy on April 5th
°The prize list is now out.
*
March has been no gentle lamb so
...far. Sunday's blizzard, although not
•-accompanied by severe cold, „ was as
-.wild as anyone would wish and, the
suddenness of itl advent was Some-
' -what alarming. Hoviever we are ex-
pecting better thing from now on
The forty -minute rule is being en-
forced in the ,Dominion Parliameni-
• and, in looking over the reports of
the speeches made during the session
--so far, we've been driven to ask our-
selves how the house stood it when a
man could speak as long as he liked,
provided sorne• of them would like to
• speak any longer than they do now
* * *
• Thetragic happening in Ashfield
township on Friday evening, when -a
young .farmer accidently shot and kil-
led his wife, should be a warning to
• everyone to be careful in the handling
-of firearms. A gun should be handled
with the greatest of cautioi, tho
least relaxation of care may cost a
precious life and cause lifelong sor-
'row to many.
A Pittsburg wonian wants to go
over Niagara Falls in a barrel, and
the authorities say they will not .al,.
low it. Why shouldn't anybody who
is crazy enough to, want to g� over
Niagara Falls in a barrel be allowed
to, do so? We even knciw a few peo-
ple who should- be encouraged to do
it-Goclerich Signal.• „
' Tut, Tut, brother; ''..Some o these
people whom. you'd thus dispose 'of
are probably -necessary -to assist you
in the developement pfpatience and
goodwill,
*
To read the'bIldgets'inf-the Provin-
cial and Dominion governments one
would come to the conclusion that -ev-
erybody ought to have ,pothets full
of money and be living on.easY street.
But itis as well, perhaps, that there
are opposition newspapers to show
`up the weaknessea Of; suely„rean P10-,
• tures and bring u to 1i realisation
that there is -still a huge national debt
that taxes have not all been abolished
and that, if Canada is to become as,
prosperous as we should all like to
see. we'd better stick to our knitting
as hard as ever for•a spell yet.
YOUNG WIFE AND MOTHER
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT • •
Tragic Happening in Ashfield
Township
One of the saddest deaths that ever
happened in this district oecurred at
the home of Fred Ritchie, 12th con-
cession of Ashfield, on Friday evening
March 2nd, about 5.30 p.m., when the
young wife and mother in the home
lost her life aS‘the result of the ac-
cidental discharge of a gun- in the
hands of her husband;
Mr. Ritchie had been troubled
With black squirrels, which infested
his housb and- barn, ' doing •much
. -damage. So,, a few days previous
to the' accident he borrowed Inc lath-
er's gun to try to get rid of them,
On the evening in question, hav-
ing seen one, he had taken the gun
out in an endeavor to get it,. but,
• failing, to get -a shot at it, he came
into the house bringing the gun with
him and was still en the •look -out for
the squirrel, (thropgh the window),
when, in some Tinacconntable man-
ner the gun discharged, the bullet
• penetrating the heart of Mrs. Rit-
chie, who expired immediately,, Med-
• ical aid was soon summoned, but life
• waspronouncedextinct.
The two small sons, Rimsell, aged
three years, and Keith, almost two,
were in the room at.the time, but
escaped injury. Mrs. Ritchie, • who,
• •`' 'before her- marriage was Adeline
Smith, second _daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, James Smith, who reside hi
• Ashfield just mie,quarter mile west
of Dungannon, was married to her
new bere±t husband, upwards of five
years ago,. and she was only twenty-
seven years old. • The most pro-
found ' • regret and sincerest
sympathy is expressed by all in this
community, where the families of.
'both husband and wife, reside, for
'the regret:able accident, •which has
turned one of the •happiest homes
'in the distriet into a house of monr-
min
(asides the grief-stricken busb
.and two small sons, the • deceased
yostzh
g woman leave; to mourn her
o
her Parents, ' Mr, and Mrs.
;rallies W. Smith, two sisters, Mrs,
David Nivens of West Wawanosh
al
arta
,RE. Manning, Manage'r
•
and 0/Lies Mabel Smith, at home, also
two brothers, Oliver and Leslie; .at
Goderich. •
The funeral was held on '• ondav
from Zion Church, the service at 2
p.m. was 'conducted by Rev: A. W.
Brown, pastor of the Ashfield United
church. Interment was made M
Greenhill cemetery, Lucknow.
HURON AND BRUCE OLD BOYS
(Editorial in Monday's Free Press)
Hon. William Sloan, minister of,
mines in the British Ccilunibia GeV
ernment until' his recent -retirement
owing to ill -health, died suddenly lent
week in 'Victoria, one of that
long list of Huron County boys who
have pioneered' in the West and who
have done so much to open: up that
great Country. Mr. Sloan was born at
Wingham and educated at Seaforth,
and early in life went West, where he
had a 'Pieturesque and colorful car-
eer, He was 008 of those who went
over that dreadful trail to Dawson
CitY-in' the rush of 1896, and staked
on the famous Eldorado 'Creek. He
was eleetedlor two terms in the Com-
mons for Comox-Atlin; and his breezy
western •spirit and his.bngaging per-
sonality impressed 'itself - Upon Ot-
tawa.
Bruce and Huron counties 'may not
have increased in population in ' the
last two decades,. but if they have
lost in numbers it has been largely
dile to the fact that their young men
haVe gone West. • Perliap's 00 two
co'unties. in Ontario' have contributed
es much to the,life and development
of ;western Canada. Go ivhere you will
in public places cr.positions ofimpor-
tance and you will find' old. boys of
thoSe two comities, •
'Premier Gardiner,' of Saskatchewan
was born at Farquhar, near Exeter.
Two of hit •-•colleagues, Hon. M. M.
Seyrathr, ininister, of health; and
Hon. C. M.'lLimilton, minister of
agriculture, were:Bruce County boys.
' The legislatures of the four Western
provinces are filled With former resi-
dents of Bruce "and Huron. •
Stanie‘g Township
Peter Moffat ofathv�odis,
visiting Iyer mother,.Mre.
Dr. Annabel 111;4watt, who has been
home on furlough from the mission-
ary field of.India, is just now -in Al-
aska, in company with her friend, Dr.
.0fenthorne, working amongst the., In -
Dr,, McEwen is an old Stan-
ley township girl, who will be remem-
bered by many hereabouts.
• Report of S. S. No:11, for -the month
of February, r
r. 4th -Total, 500 -Norma Ship;
ley, 335; *Flossie Stelck, 228; *Kari
Stanbury, 51. ', ,
Sr. 3rd -Total 500 -Joe Corey.
336; Dorothy Stelck, 325; Stuart Mc-
Ewen, 316; 'Wore Stewart, 285.
Jr.--8rd-Total, 500 -Clarence Le
Beau, 240,
Sr, 2nd -Total, 350-*Ruthnozell,
190, ••
Jr. 2nd -Total, 350 -Jack Hendee.
son, 190.
1st -Total, 250 -Bobbie Glen, 150,
Clifford Henderson, abSent.
Pr. -Total, 250 -Helen Rozell, 167,
Highest maths iti exarninations,-
Norma Shipley; Class 'MAC, Joe Cdr-
ey; Conduct, Dorothy Stelck; Perfect
attendance, Zoe' Corey, Stuart McEw-
en, Jack Henderson.
Min-iber on roll -13, average atten-
dance, 9.9.
Those marked ',*",,..missed all or
part of the examinations. .
Margaret Pentland, teacher
Coderich Township
The .death occurred. in Goderich on
Friday of an esteemed resident in the
person of John McLeod, The deceas-
Cd man was born in Goderich town-
ship, 65 years ago„. Mr. McLeod -was
a- meinber of theNorthStreet •Uni-
ted church and was a member of the
Masonic Lodge,- Surviving are otic
sister, Mrs„ Alfred T.ebbutt of Gorier-
ich and one Inother`Ang.us IVIbLeed of
Clinton., The ,funeral :was held .en
Monclayfroni the/..residence. of „his
brother-in-law, Alfred. , Tebbutt, to
Maitland ethietery, Thp. frtnerel was
under the direction g the lVfasonie
Order and Rev. C. P. Clark, pastor of
North Street T.Tn.ited clinrch eonchicted
the religious. serVice.
Council Met in Holniesville an
MoIldak, Mar. 5th. A letter from the
Ontario Trustees and Ratepayers At-
sociation was read:. Np motion taken;
bistrict Representative, iv.tt; G. IL
Paterson, wrote asking council
sfat'the Clinton stock fair by Making
their usual grant. .Couricil granted
525 00, '
Bylaw No. 5, •amencline,,bvlavit No
1 and getting salary of Road Supt,
at 30c per hour was' read and paseed.
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Collegiate''';!)14.``'viuug, • •• •
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CRICI-IIn Clinton, on March 7th,
• 'T--,•1 Trs( . aintoll, an,
daughter.
Edg43, ,
, Sarah Elizabeth Nott, widow of the
late Lewis` Crich; aged -61 yeara.
"PARICER •-•- At Wilcox , Sask., on
,..March 6th,Frederick Parker, for-
' merly' of Clinton. The fuoinilvferalawrciilll
take place in Clinton on the arrival
• of the remains from the west.
McLEOD-In Goderich, on Mar. 2nd,
John McLeod, formerly of Goder-
ich township, aged 65 years.
MORRISON.---At Henson,
1st, Robert Morrison, father of E.
W, Morrison of the Huron road,', in
his 78th year.
At last meeting -the Supt. wished to
be relieved of the clerical wok of his
department. The council aPpointed.
R. G. Thompson to assist him by pay-
ing all the road accounts and keeping
the ledger in the manner prescribed
by the Department of Public High-
ways, Resolution was passed auth-
orizing the reeve and clerk to sign
and Submit the schedules 'of expendit-
ures on township roads duripg 1927,
total expenditure, $11,338.25, to the
deparfinent of Public- Highways and
asking the statutory grant thereon,
The following accounts were paid:
Robb. guff, valuing sheep, 52.00;
Road Supt., pay voucher No. 2, 12.00.
Goderich Star, 514.00; Fred Thomp-
son, sheep claim, 10.00.
Council then adjourned to meet on
Monday, April 2nd, at 2.30 pan.
-R. G. Thompson, Clerk„.„
' BLYTH: The death took place on
on Wednesday evening of Geo. Leith,
Sr., whd has , been a resident of this
place for -many years. He had. been
iliac active until a few weeks ago
when he was Compelled to confine
,
himself to his home. He is survived
by his wife, one daughter and three'
sons, viz., Mrs.. Herb. McElroy, of
town; Wm. Leith, of Stratford; G. D.
Leith and J. H. Leith, of town.
Colborne Township
Twenty-nine • young men enjoyed,
themselves at a social evening last
Monday night at Smith's Hill, and
we hope that this occurance will knit
friendliness and closer co-operation
between the two churches, now that
the Benmiller and Smith's Hill are
under.one circuit.
Mr. Albert Kneeshaw entertained
about forty of his friends on Monday
night.
Mr, and Mrs, A. W. Young have
returned from a visit to their daugh-
ter,Mrs. Schwantz, of Detroit.
rs: William Durst is visiting her
daughter, IV1ra. W. H. Pfile, of Hen-
sel!.
Mrs. Isaac Fisher of Flint, Mich-
igan, is visiting her mother, Mrs,
11/Medal, of Benmiller who is very
sick,
TIM Monthly meeting of the Mas-
ons -was held on Wednesday night.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C,
burst has been brightened by the ar-
rival of a wee baby boy.
Mrs. Percy Stewart is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Gordon of Stratford.
Jack McCall who has been
working with Mr. 'Melvin Tyndall,
over the winter, has taken a position
on a Great Lake'Boat.
Mr. Lewis Ivers paid a flying visit
to Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Fisher before
leaving for his home at Milo, Alberta• :
Mr. Warner Walter, whp-has been
spending the winter at the residence
on the sixth concession, has now mov-
ed up to his home on the eighth con-
eession, where . he will remain for
some time.
Mr.Ind Mrs. Amos Stoll, who have
lived with the latter's brother, Mr,
T. IL Wilson, since last spring, are
moving to the ,,Gallagher, farm, • ..
Rev. Mr. Poulter is carrYing on,
series' of services, beginning Monday
night, prior to SacreMent seiwice to
to held on Sunda, March 18th, .
TuckermiwtiVjj-
The following is :iihe''..SelieCI•report.
Of S, S. No.,6 for -the month '�t Feba
ruaryv based ,on the'tionthly
examination:' '
4th -'-Elmer ITUghi;77.,Per0e11t."
Sr. 4th -Evelyn Mott, 8.5; ASEil3,91
Ashton, 82, .
-.Sr. 8rd-Fletcher Whitmore, 84;
, Warren Whitmore, 77,' . Raymond
TOwnsend, 71.
3rd.: ---Sarah Whituvore;52rPearl
82; Harold Itugill, /I; Verne,
1-Iugill, '70; Myrtle- A,shten,
Sr. 2nd•-•-lIazell Ashton; 80;"."•Leolci
Nett; , ,
Jr. 2r4,1,: -(a) --Arnold I'Ittgill; 79;
Jr: 2nd `(b),-Flormice Whitmore,
53; ,Velma, Ashton, 66.
`Primer -Iona Hugill, 82; Wesley
Hugill, 75, ' .
Number en 10111 8, average; 15.
Ivr, Jamieson, teacher.
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Clinton.Flfitir.Mills
Designs :
'SPECIAL SALE
To Make. Room for `Spring Plants
'CYCLAMEN:AND CINERANIA, '
LARGE, 'PLANTI'S IN FULLBLOCIVI.
- ; 50e'EACH " •
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•
Coi6146 ,
,TWePhones-66w and 66j •
We.hava just reeeiVecl a"carloact of,
Oat Feed,'Whieh we offer at 51.25 pen
cwt„ ground and in saelcs. •
„ •' •
Thiz, should be a first classfeed for
cattle .9).. growing ,pigs, argl will help_
Icieep your feeding, costs dewn,
•
• toiiisr
Spring tits 'Kra 2-2.
- 'Skins Waited
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES •PAID
•
OTHER FURS STILL BRINGING
'HIGHEST -PRICES
H..A. flOVEY
Now is the Time
• To Clear out all Winter Stock
We are offering 20 per cent off all
• UNDERWEAR, MITTS,
SWEATERS, ETC.
Special Prices on Boys' khaki and
cottonade bloomers .
Big Bargains in Shoes
Call and See our New Wall Paper
The Prices are Right and you can
take it Home with you. No
waiting while we order. •
Sherman Williams Paints always
• on hand
S. E. MERNER
BAYFIELD ' 51 -
COMING , COMING
MinstreiShow
To be held in the
UNITED CHURCH, BRUCEFIELD
FRIDAY, MARCH llith
GRAND
at 8 ,p.m.
COME
•
and enjoy a good laugh, Darkie jokes,
Darkie Songs and Darkie Melodies
on by the Boys of Brucefield
25- Male Voices 25
Admission 35e and 25e 51-3
Bull for Sale.,
A young pure bred Angus bull.
Apply to Orval Rapson, Londhsoro,
or plume 33 on 640, Clinton. ,52-2-9.
Mullett Township
The death of Mrs. Humphrey Snell,
which occurred on Sunday -week, came
OS a great shock to her family and
friends, She was a daughter of the
late Thomas Fear and is survived by
her husband, one daughter, Charity,
and a brother, William Fear. The
funeral was held on Tuesday of Iasi
week and was largely attended. The
services at church and graveside were
conducted bY the Rev. A. E. Doan of
Ontario street TJnited church, Clinton,
with which she was connected and the
pallbearers were: Arthur and Theo.
Dale, J. Pope, George and John Mann
and R. A. Roberton,
Mrs, James Snell, Miss Mary Snell
ancl"Mr, William Snell, all of London,
were here for the funeral.
Friends of Mrs, Chas. Dexter, who
underwent a serious -operation last
week, wish her a speedy reeovery.
The young - people 6f the, section
met at the home of Win. Fairservice
on evening recently and presented
their daughter, Mary, with a kitchen
,thower. The remainder of the even-
ing was spent in ganies and social
time. , All enjoyed a very pleasant
evening. Best wishes are extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Appleby for a happy
married
IVIr. Hesk is in Toronto at-
tending the funeral of his sister, 1V1`rs,
Grainger.
Miss Mabel Harvey is spending it
feW.days with Miss „Lily Adams.
, Miss A. Irwin spent the week -end
with;va:shewir nisis.t;i,Mhirteirs
v:isJC
i.tedrit.f.riNieo4t
ghrj.n.
Toronto last week.' ,
The ,,fellowing• ihe report of S.
8,-" No: 5 for the -Men.% of • Felirua):Y.•
Those marked "".. were 'absent for
one exaniiriation:' ' • ,.
4th -Ethel Thoninsen, 23'7;
P.ereY Carter, 225; Carl Redford, 175;
Isabell-, Net -to 160 :
Stiell-; 243; . "nerd
Adams, 223; 'Fred Morrell, 183; Aiyi
Vodden 168; Hazel Hoggatt • 167'
Earl •Snell 123; Fop Appleby 114
1167 Vodden, 99. - •
Jr. 3rd -Aha • Carter, 296; ctiff6rd.
A.clarns, 227; Ethel` Hoggart; 173i
Gordon' Radford, 170; Glenn Fairser-'
vice, 16 •; *Chester Snell, 451;
1st--El7a Snell, Isebel- Morrell,
Nelson Radferd, Thelina .1log.gart,
Rill Radfoyd.
Primer -Lloyd Carter, Alnia
siert; Manroe.n Lovett, Leonard. Vocl-
den, Betty 0'001)11011, *.Teem, Parma,
hal., *Leonard Radford. •
Number on roll, 30, average atten-
IVI, L Parrott, teacher,
.Tencd-er,g- ,aiated.
For Work. at -
TOWN, )'PLL, CLINTON.
1-Rellecoration •Constable'S office.
2 -Re -decorating 'Connell /chamber.
.3 -New ceiling. for Town Hall -Stage.
floor for Town'Hall Stage
Specifications may be. seen at Con-
stable's' office.
Tenders to be in by March 15th:
D. L. MACPHERSON
• - Town. Clerk • 52-1
FOR SALE BY TENDER
St. Peter's _Anglican Church,
, Summerhill
Lot 1; concession 7, Hullet Town-
ship, Huron County. Frame Church,
size about .22 ft. by 30 ft. (excluding
furniture and land.)
Sealed tenders :for the above ac-
companied by marked checlefor 10 per
cent of the purchase price must be
sent to the undersigned on or before
5 p.m, on Monday, March 26th, 1928,
from, whom full particulars can be ob-
ined. The highest or any tender not
necessarily accepted. Archdeacon W.
J. Doherty, Box 307, London, Ont.
52-3.
CARD OF THANKS. -
Mr. and"Mrs. E. W. Morrison wish
to thank their friends and neighbors
for the kindness and sympathy shown
them, in their recent sad bereavement,
CARD OF THANKS
Itre, and Mrs. 3. Manning and other
members of the family wish to extend
their thanks to_friends and neighbors
for their kindness to their mother,
the late L. Crich, ,during her
long illness, and for the 'sympathy and
kindness extended to them in their
bereavement. •
For Sale
A light Ford truck, also a small set
of platform scales. H. W. Charles-
w'orth,
No Trespassing
No trespassing allowed on lots 35
and 36, concession 14, Goderich town-
ship. BY, order of owner. William
J. Vodden. 52-2,
For Sale •
,2 Durham "grade cows, one to fresh-
en latter -part Of March and the
er early in, , also a De Laval
cream separ3ta in`,..good repair.'
ply to F. G. Fetid, Clinton. 52-3.
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Farm fax Sale or Rent
100acre farm,. lot 19, con. 5,. Elul -
lett, 3 miles from Clinton, for sale
or rent. For particulars phone 637
r1.5. Clinton central. 52-2
For Sale
O.A.C. 144 seed oats, also yellow
blossom sweet clover, Apply to Al-
vanley Garrett, Londesboro, Phone
21-19 Blyth central. 51-4-p.
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', 4th con..
Goderich township, and Clinton as
usual during the year,
McEWEN BROS.
Bayfield P.O. Phone 624-r-4, Clinton
41tf
- Baby Chicks
We specialize in Bred -to -lay Box -
red Rocks. Our 500 breeders, one,
'two and three years• old, are Mated
with cockerels from pedigreed hens
with records of from 200 to 312 eggs.
Our pen in the Canadian Egg -Laying
Contest at Ottawa is at present in
5th place for Rocks, and during the
past week -led in highest,' test for
Rocks and stood -third highest in
whole contest. Chicks 520.00 per 100
for IVfarch; 518.00 per 100 for April;
express paid. Special prices for large
orders, ,Hatches..• every,,1-week efter
Mar. 13th. •Order early to,get best
'dates. Janige ,M, Scott; Sunny' Crest
,FarmrSetiforth, 15i,r30, Sea -
forth central.?..., .1 • 51-tf,
•
°,• Fara For'
Lot 67, BayfieldlIne and .corner
7th..doit.,
• ting Of 92 cree, clay 'Mani and in
good 'ntate. of cultivation,„ fair bUild-
"Mgis,..4.0T,a.'Atgr--' ancl-:ordhard..
00 sold .60 Caay',teenia;,:,APPTV-"to1"Er
neet Towiisherd,R„:" R. 8'& 3,, Clinton.
• rivets, recitlirecda,lliarriodprsaoc:
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• C. H. VENNER,
Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs,
Appliances
Wiring and Repairs.
pomerienumosemiatan.
• • Farm For Sale
100 acres, good Soil, good buildings;
fino sugar bush; 4% miles from Clin-
ton.- Will sell on easy terms. A. E.
Matheson, Seaforth P. 0. Phone
614-33, Clinton central. 38-tf
. For Sale Or To Rent-
218- acre farm known as the
Schwanz Farm in - the Township of
Colborne. Can be leased for threeto
five years, or will sell on small down
payment. Property fully' improved.
Good buildings. Apply J. A. E. Bra-
den, P. 0. Box 510, London, Ontario.
50-4,
Chick Hatching
Baby Chick Hatching, 1600 eggs
per week, eggs, purehased from stan-
dard -flocks and hatched at $7.50 per
hundred for Leghorns, 58.00. for
Rocks, A good hatch guaranteed.
J. Elgin McKinley, Zurich, phone
97r4 Hensall,
49-7,
Cottage for Sale or Rent
Small, comfortable, cottage, wired
for electric range. Garage on prem-
ises. Apply M. J. Moore, William
street. 38-tf
In
Schoo
Term
Enter
Write
R. Sim
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Mrs. W.
Buy
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coal to
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Farm For Sale
Lot 28, con, 15, Goderich township, HO
85 acres more or less, good land, well
with windmill, bank barn, hog pen,
6 acres hardwood bush, an acre of
orchard. Comfortable frame house.
Also 50 acre farm on London road,
Tuckersrnith. Apply to J T. Mc-
Knight, R. R. No. 2, Clinton. Phone
604-r-4, Clinton central. 28-tf
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed .
Clothes cleaned, pressed and
paired; Woollen goods dry cleaned
Rooms rver Heard's' B.,ther shop.
W. J. Jago.. • ' 2283-tf
Poultry. and Eggs
Wanted
We handle eggs every day
Poultry Tuesday and Friday
mornings
Call us if you want to get the
highest market price
&, E. Finch
Victoria St., Clinton Phone 231
27-tf
Clinton's
infit
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IF IT SNOWS
LET THE HEAT FOLKS
WARM YOUR., TOES ! •
When you come home at night so
cold that your fingers ache, and your
feet feel like blo'cks of ice,
That's the time yoa need the Heat
Folks to warm you.
For the remaining cold nights of
winter, and the raw, wet evenings of
early spring,
„Make sure you have , your home
comfortable by ordering from *us a
lead of DL&W Coal -the most coin -
fort ner 'dollar of• any coal you- can
LoilYbearikl_i:tn;1,6.111:::(1elit'04r411;';7.-tsbee'hahltvilirrieglil)'‘Ass'ael'-• for gaad dean coo
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...St. Patridt,§Dartaiciii., sale.
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inent. 'On t114 'gftd.rlibd'Il g Saturclayt ' • •
March 17,..frein three'to' five o'clock,
• I orses SI
for e
`driving' eol,t rising 8; beaVY
mare „ 7 years old; Willidrive single or
donble,-weighing about 1400 lbs. Air.:
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ply. to Sthdy No, 1, •• COAL COMPANY'
Varna 2 iniles West , Phone
680r6,' Clinton eentral. 51-2-p. PHONE 74 CLINTON
Orders T
I have a
wood, slabs
Any coal
15th of 11
for collectio
Phone 155
Singer
Leased on
Big Discoui
Now is th
chine repair
Needles, 13
makes.
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Phohe 1713
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Buy a ri
in doing
giving them
can enjoy the
We are deal
Kings sets and
you a 'demons
Batteries
for
W. J. N
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Have on ham.
Timothy and A
at a special pr
cash.
Our Alfalfa
gated strain dim
This quality o
this year aclyis(
Are aecepthd
Spring Wheat,
seed. Let us
merits' so we co
accordingly.
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