The Clinton News Record, 1928-03-29, Page 514Weatlier
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essoessi. hlet lie 'tolerated.'
•• •to antre:aiiee greyhoung_:11.111:igitatni°tIO)
robahlY it is eonaid
`." • -the lireiecSrlin•Ing rder -"tP •elisurelher
tho.rentarrativ.Zinee Lor
tliat
rne,
ed tor the main-
' ita'
tenance of horberaciiid,..,
ee Y newspaper'
•men will /nee' t •,tel -their annual con:
•Vention this Year in Ednienten
• first week.in July. • A pleasure tripe
.will ma'de te.JOSPer Park atter' the:
llasinesS Sessions. -'-'7'4,1,411•,13e.,,a, fine
,,euting for these fortunate enough" to
be able to take it.. •; „
r ,
• The bold hockey has on the popular
• mind is shew,n by the fact thatthe hour
.
• of an address to be giVell hi' Stret-
ford on Friday by John Walter, IVLA.,
• , editor of the Londop ,Times, was
- changed from eight o'elock in the ev,--
ening to four -thirty in the afternoon
on account of the final game in' the
• ' hockey league, which is to be played
-off that evening. •
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Twenty Toronto girls entertained
•• their mothers last Saturday to a St.
"Patrick tea, and The •St. Thomas
'Times is persistently inquiringwho
washed up afterward. -Globe.
Well, we'd he •willing to -wager
-something that -the girls did. If the
'boys entertain their fathers, though,
the chances are that the mothers will
, do the "washing up." •
* *
The Dominion Government has de-
cided to have Alberta coal brought to
'•Ontario at a freight rate of $6.75 per
• ton for a trial period of three years.
'So we shall see • what we shall see,
Dealers say that even at that the
• coal will have to be sold at too high
.a price to be popular but Ontario
•-peciple have never yet had *an oppor-
- tunity of giving' it a real try -out.
The series of lectures given in Clin-
ton during the • winter months, the
• last one being delivered on Friday ev-
•ening, by. the 'University Extension
,department, proved to be quite pop-
ular, judging by the reguldr attend -
ranee. But still there was loom fel!
'improvement Many who would have
enjoyed -and benefitted by, hearing
'these lectures were not present, not
realizing, Perhaps, what they were
• missing. But it seems to be the un-
animous- opinion of those who 'did
hear them that they were vastly
worthwhile. They gave the people of
Clinton who have too few opportun-
' ities, a chance of hearing educative
topics discussed by experts. They
'were stimulating, to the -mind and
were altogether enjoyable. -The Col-
legiate board, under whose arrange-
nient the 'lectures were given, deserve
• the 'thanks of the community for their
enterprise and we have heard'keyerai
express the., hope that the seine ar- •
rengennit may be carried out next
• 'winter. . ••
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Varna
••• Misses Annie and Emily Keys, who
-have spent the past few months at
Oshawa and Niagara, have returned
- to their home in the village.
• . Mr. M. Elliott shipped hogs to
.
Kitchener on Saturday • also a car
load to Toronto. '
• We are sorry to report that Mrs
Pilgrim is not iMproving as quickly
-as we would -like."
Mr, McLaren, who recently rented
Mr. W. Colclough's farm, has taker
possession, having had all his effects
• • m,ovecl in during the past week, Mr.
Colclough has moved into ^the village
for the slimmer. •
Mr: and Mrs. Melvin Clark are
• moving into the house owned. by Mr.
• J. Johns,
•• 'Mrs. A. Austin is visiting her bro-•
• • ther, Mr, J. Seeley of London. •
• 1V1.1'. W. 'Milner° is wearing abroad
• * -smile these days, a son arrived, at his
home. •
Mr. W. Taylor shipped' a car load
• of begs to Toronto on Tnesdey.
_
Mrs. W. J. Humphrey has return-
- ed home after spending a couple of
weeks with her sister in Goderich.
• Messrs. Ernest Huggins and Ar-
thur Brooks left last week for Hanna,
Alberta.
Circular saw wood bees are the 01' -
der of the day around here ^at -present"
• A young soh arrived -at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Sam. Gibson on Friday,
March 23rd. Congratulations,
The Yonne; People's Bible Class Will
hold a mock Parliament on April '26.
It is expected that it will ,.be in-
teresting program, • and everyone is
• invited to attend. IVIr. Wilson Woods
*• will act as Premier.
• Mrs. Dan. Martincis spending a few
• dap, at the home of her father, Mr,
Colbiarne ,Towrnship •
• IVItss Gladys Treble is staying in
'`Goderich for a few days,
Mi. 'Harry Erington left on 'Mora-
• ,•• day' ;inorning to join hit boat, the' Bet-
• 4n, -at Owen'Sound, to prepare for the
opening of navigation. •
•' The young people of • Nile,gave
• their play Wanted, AWife," a pext
Albeit,. bringing home nearin„,330, as
thfiii*liar440f4the pihteet14'.'•
110: E. A. P.9uiter i having
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and the suhject appropriate -7-, , at'
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J-6118' siii,v..froni,the Cross'
Mies Ruby.Young,•operit a1=1 eWalaya..
1withfriencis in Stratford ',:',,,'-.--;. • ,,4.‘
• kn.., Al.f: Errington is gting : si,
,f a* deys • with Ilia -father in.Dunkon;
non,.The
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Weinthi's Iilispienary Sediety.ofi
Smithis• Hill held their: rne,ethig. at.
l'an.' .MeIll),Van'S on • Thursday,
last, .-A:-. bomber if the ledies trona,
Nile, were preieni; also, , The . alloCa-:'
tion f,or. Smith's Hill io 0.85,90.:.
. kiss Whinie Marsh. spent a couple'
of days with lAiss A. McIllwain.
•Several.fleCks lif,geese-Went north
on •WedneSclay last -week • . ' '... „
.." •.."Jiiiiinie"..:Hoi'torileft this week• to•
"What is God
join his hQat
Mr., Alvin- Thompson has inovpd-te.
Goderich, • His'positioci as assi0"ant*
miller at Mr, T. Firimmer's• mill
is filled by:Mr. Dalton Shiilt; ;who,
has been .with Mr. Win, Watson, • •
•Mr. and Mrs.. Albert Kneeshaw and
family are also moving to• Goderich.
Mrs. Bob. Thompson has been visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fisher. •
- Mr: • and Mrs. Elmer 'Robertsor
spent SundayWith the l'itler's <
par-
ents,'M. and Mrs. Lansing.
MT. and -Mrs i Jarvis McBride en-
tertained about thirty-five friends on
Friday, night. Prizes were given to
those getting, highest number of
points at progressive euchre. The
lady's prize Went to Mrs. Wm. Wat-
son the gentleman's to Mr. Arthur
Clark.' .• •
_ Mr. Arthur Claris gave a very in-
teresting address on Temperance M
the close of Sunday school on Sunday,
Mr. W. F. Young has changed the
appearance of the Nocicolds farm by
cutting down the orchard, selling, the
barn to Mr. Amos Stock which is now
partly taken down, • and Mr. Jas.
Chisholm has bought the house.
The roads are in bad condition just
now on Blue Water highway, a team
being icent continuously on the job
over Sunday. If motorists
would be content to go
a little slower over the roads they
would not break the crown during the
wet weather; thus making it better
for everyone. •
•
Wu NOT MANUFACTURE 'OUR
OWN RAW MATERIALS
To the Editor of The News -Record,
Dear Sir: -The dram Growers;
Guide of February the 15th, 1028,
page 6, shows the picture of a 12
horse team, 'with mie driver and two
men, harvesting, threshing and big -
ging grain at the rate of 30 acres per
day, at a cost of 70 cents per acre,
(using --more horse -power and less
man -power) as against 34.00 peracre
in the old way.
With the,. 69 -horse tem illustrated
by the Grain Growers' Guide some
months ago, handled by ono driver
with two mounted outriders, who
cracked the whip over the slow' or
lifzy animals, triode the saving cost
considerably greater than that' ef .rtc-
complishing as much proportionately
with one man -power as 5 man -power
in the old way, and in some operations
one man does what,10 men,osed to do.
As compared with the man -power
used this season to seed and harvest
the Western crop of 500 million bush-
els, new methods will inside of 10
years enable that same man -power to
seed and harvest 2 billion bushels.
Mr. Win. T. Lucas, U. F. A„ M.P's
statement in the House of Commons,
the other day is certainly' startling,
"Dominion Provinces' of Canada are
spending 10 million dollars annually
on immigration, with the result that
the prairie Provinces have lest the
whole of their natural increase in
population, as well as 38 per cent of
the new immigration since 1921."
Why continue that enormous expendi-
ture for less than nothing in results-?
Why not spend that amonnt, annu-
ally- in the construction of pulp and
paper mills, asbestos factories, metal
smelters of all -kinds, factories to
convert nickle, asbestos, iron, steel,
copper, lumber etc., into finished pro-
ducts ere in Canada, and make home
employment for • every resident in
Canada; 'as *Well' -as millions froih
abroad?
With Britain buying and importing
all the raw materials she can, to be
rnariufacturecl and exported, she pro-
vides partial employment for her
multitude of people.
And the United States -is importing
50 per hent of the raw materials they
are manufacturing. -Mich of this
material is Canadian; it is there con-
verted into finished productS, largely
foiNhe benefitof keeping her own
population employed at good wages.
She doeS not risk having to provide
for' them in some other way.
Having more raw material and nat-
ural -products than any country iii" the
world, would riot that policy Make
Canada the greatest and rnost1.popul-
ous country in the world in the short -
'est reasonable space of time? Noth-
ing but a quota law could stop the
Canadian workman in the United
States from coming Rama in millionS,
and nothing but the transportation
fares would stop. minim -id more cora-
Jug from Britain. •
. .
Soon • we will • be- able to produce
most things without, human Tabor
bothh-on the faith' and in the factory.
World employment has reached its
maxiinum, .and unless • we1 preserve
eur raw Materials, such -es minerada,
pulp -wood, timberoither groVith, etc.,
whither should we drift? •
Canada, hes suffitient raw -meter-
ials,•enthrtattirar resotirees,, care-
fully, petterveil ;to 'Postinnie diet evil
claiyAonger than. arty,,other ,deOiktrkAii
the -world.
When will 'CMISCIS adopt her won-
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Sel,
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1ievhg'theOnen-,:cif Canada from their
labOrX044
the',"tiMes; ether.,
it-beithe Menufeet,nre:-Of :otir-raW
'erial4 and Igive: 'One:peeple
ttinity• to honerably-':•eare a :OMfort,.
rather.,:tilan , to* eXiat'
Iidleness onhedo1a:
s 'net -Central'.
es;••• :treinendSda
ilationO• • With.-' .,•einpleyrnent, :hence
theirtis- •: •
Wcutt,',hap
hen':in • our ,
fearriany.of,:eur, yoirtiger generation
to 6.4 this condition
ual operation; 'a.nctin. fact eyerybedy,
niiist!adreit thnt4i x4st :6x1' the way,
and •MaY.,§,kertalr,e 'inanP%Of ms now,
We'ere:fortnnite'eriotgh, to
reneil(t.10*ei'ade: spas
The'•"ineit recently hobnailed, -craft
shews.airoduction:. per workman
have•VOUbled: in 5-:yeara,, • *ages per
worker increased 5 per cent, employ-
ment7clecreased• 20 per cent, real wag-
es per family decreesed 20 percent
Is not the dlity,of damicia's-rAd•
Ministration to preserve her raw
erialst,for manufacture in Canada, and
prOvide„remorierative, employmentfer
all her'1iebplg?
• • ' Yonrs truly, -,
W. 0. Seeley.
LEACH-IVIAIR-InToronto, on
March 24th, bY-the Rev. Mr.' Con-
nell, Maiy B., daughter of Mr. and
M•r. .W. L. Mair, • of • Clinton, to
William Leach, of Toronto, son 'of
Mr. Stephen Leach of Owen Sound,
• - • -.Births
McCANN-L.-At Providenee Hospital
Detroit, on March 9th, to Mr. and
• Mrs. Henry McCann, formerly An-
nebelle Bedour of Hohnesville, a
son. -William Thomas.
De at hs
STANLEY -In Clinton, on March
28th, William Stanley, in his 84th
year. Funeral services in. Wesley -
Willis church on Sunday at a quar-1
ter to two o'clock.
MALKINSFLAW - In Clinton, on
Mnr. 25th, James Walkinshaw, in
his 91st year.
CAMPBELL - At Londesboro, on
March 24th, James Campbell, in
his 93rd year,
HARLAND-In. Toronto, on March
26th, John Leonard Harland, only
son of the late Mr, and Mrs. John
Harland of Clinton, aged 36 years.
BEATTIE-In Girvin, Sask., on Mar.
24th, George Heattie, formerly of
Clinton,.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. N. j. LeBeati and family Wish
to thank their friends and neighbors
for the kindness and sympathy shown
them in their recent bereavement, al-
so to the staff of the Clinton Public
Hospital.
• • CARD OF THANKS
•Mr. Albert Cantelon and family
wish to extend their sincere thanks to
the friends and neighbors for the
kindness and _sympathy shown them
in their recent bereavement.
CARD OF THANKS
4vtassrs.p. M. and J. M. Elliott de.
-sire to express . their aPpreciationof
the jcindoess of .the friend. and neigh-
bors, in their recent severe bereave-
ment,the sadden death of .their fath-
er, the,late
• CARD OF THANKS
• „....
The undersigned desires to thank
their neighbors and friends .for their
many acts of kindness and sympathy
during the short and peaceful illness
of their late husband and father. Al-
so those who marked their respect by
floral tribttbs.
-Mrs. James Campbell and Sons,
• Seed Potatoes for Sale
50 bags of graded No. 1 Irish Cob-.
biers and New Yorkers, 82.00 per
bag, Apply to W. A. MeGuire,-R. R.
No. 2 Hayfield, Phono • 600-r 3,
Clinton central. 55-1,
For Sale
Six choice York' pigs,' 7 weeks old.
Big fellows. Apply to Ed. Johnston,
R. R„ 'No. 4. Phone 636r3, Clinton
central. %, 55-1-p.
' -Seed Oats for Sale
A quantify' of • good, clean oats,
suitable for seed. Apply to Fred Me -
Cool, Londesboro. Phone 28-14,
Myth central. •• , 55-2
- For -Sale
' Set cloabte light harness, nearly
new; road start; buggy pole; pnen-
matie 1:ire buggy, auto seat. Apply
to H. Hill, Clinton. Phone 150.
• 55-1-p.
rine brick house on Henry .Ferna
close to town. Garden, telephone,
hath and torn water, Terms reason-
able. Immediate possession. Alai) -a-
' quantity of hay, oats, barley and for-
ty White Leghorn hens for sale. Goo -
L. 'Falconer, Phone', 61.9214. • ,.
Cottage Fel. Rent
Furnished cottage, to, be rented for
Sie or eight months, commencing In
April. •Good focation in residented"
street, eenvenient to Postoffiee and'
bueiness section. •Apply to John
Porcli-Ontario street, Clinton, 55-2-p
• Here's A Chance -
At our risk use Mea. SYbilla Spahrs.
'11onsilitis for Cough, • Brenchiti 8,
Orou1), Catarrh, Whooping -Cough,'
Quinsy, ' -Sore" Throats and Tonsil
troubles. Results goad ,pc money
back. Clinton .tiruggists. 55-2.
• ' Seed Grain for Sale
-0. A. 'C. No. 2,-1 'barleY, aloe' Sera
peas, 'Clean,,,, my.) spit:1141e 4104seed-,
APPly th ,;01,1),110 ci•icemrright;
bore. Phone 2427, Blyth eentral.•
55-2-p,
•
61;INTi34,N'
6:01110,1!
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to owe' ,firSt .Photogi, 4Ph
b..4N'4 • 1?1,4Et400.
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MITCHELL AND'CLINTON
''Cheese wind
Butter Factory
Hp1inasvji1s Co-gperaive-
Chees:e and 'Butter •Company will re-
• oPen their` factory. on
MONDAY \APRIL 9th
. For the manufacture of, both but-,
ter and Cheese. Highest market
price paid for milk and cream, Cheq-
ues issued weelcly.^^-..Your patronage
A Sacred,Concert,—
.
- will be held in
ST. PATJL'S CHURCH
, m..
GOOD FRIDAY EVENING
at 8 o'clocic.
• •
- -
The augmented .choir, will sing
"The CrOcifficion"-Stainer
All are welcome. 25c Collection
A Musical Treat
• is in store
FOR THE PEOPLE OF CLINTON
•AND SURROUNDING •
COMMUNITY
• . •
on the evening of
THURSDAY, APRIL 12th
When a Concert will be given under
the auspices of the.11ospital Board
Mits Marion R. Gibbings, Soloist
Miss Marie Jackson, Harpist
Miss Joy Jackson, Pianist
Those who heard the concert given
by these artists last summer will
want to hear them again and those
who missed it will wish to take the
opportunity of now hearing them.
•; Concert at 8.15
T:#404:•14,4**:6• .*8 •
.555.5.55.555.5,5
Your popftay •• bons ere
14..nd ;egg cif,
;1••
Crnten's • e Station 11ere'
ritialco,advan Gradin.
vY'enem.
•
1'1°7 a411i4; g
Clinton Poultry House
Phends-Office, 214j ltegicl'enee. 214w
ustoinHatching
Leghorn chicks 15c
aired Rocic chicks 17c I'
CUSTOM HATCHING
,4ets. per egg for 150 egg tray or more
• A limited number of Incubators
- for sale.
-INGLENOOK POULTRY YARDS
• Phone,
,
011r1-21;,), LiiliEntSQVnII.deLnirai; 64:tf.
4. J. T-REVVARTHA.
Spring Muskrat
Skins Wanted
HJGHEST 'MARKET PRICES PAID
OTHER FURS STILL BRINGING
HIGHEST PRICES
H. A. HOVEY
Eggs 'For Hatching
Eggs from bred -to -lay S, C. White
Leghorns, mostly all 2 -year-old
and 3 -year-old hens, good,
large type culled and blood
tested. Price 85.00 per 100, 75c per
setting of 13.
ROY 'TYNDALL '
R. R. No. 3, Clinton. Phone 607r8,
Clinton central. 54-tf.
Ichnission 50c. All: seats reserved.
Plan of Hall at Fair's Store
55-2 Eggs for Hatching
SEAFORTH SPRINCT-SHOW
TUESDAY, APRIL 3rd, 1928
1.30 p.m. Grand parade of all asii-
mais for competition headed
by Seaforth Highlanders Band.
2,00 p.m, Judging Commences.
Generous prize list oii all classes.
Prize list on application to Secretary.
A. D. SUTHERLAND, 'Sec'y.
Sunny Crest Barred Plymouth Rocks
' Our Barred Rocks' lay eggs. They
lay when eggs meati money, and
they all lay. Orders 'are coining in
very fast, so don't be disappointed,
order today, James M. Scott, Sunny
Crest Farm, phone 32-251, Seaforth
• , Eggs For Hatching
Barred Rock eggs 4 cents each
from 2 -year-old hens mated with
cockerels from Guild M.o. A pen. Nes.
Hiram Hill, Phone 150. 55-2-p.
S. A. Baking ,Sale
The Salvation Army Young Peo-
ples' League sale of drygoods, horne-
mach{ baking and candy will be held
in Hawkins' hardware store on
Thursday, Apr, 5th, Spring Show Day,
Sale will commence at 2.30. 55-1-p
For Se at Londesboro
.Cottage and garden for sale, five
rooms and shed, good cellar, good
water, excellent garden. Estate of
George Longman. Apply to Frank
Longman, Hullett. Mrs, George Ste-
vens, Clinton, Executors, 54-2
Sow for Sale ,
,A...good Yorkshire sow, due about
21st of April. Apply to Prank Whit-
more, R. R. No, 3, Clinton, Phone.
606r2. - 54-2
House for Sale
Large, ten roomed house . on Via-
toria st. All ...modern conveniences
with new furnace ,and god garden.
Apply to Mrs. Inkley, Clinton.
54-2-p.
Incubator for 'Sale
' Buckeye 1000 -egg capacity. Has
never been used. For particulars
write Box 105 Clinton, Ont, 54-2-p,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Geerge "Longman,
Deceased •
NOTICE is befeby given that all
persons having clahns against the es -
tato n.f George Longman, late of the
township of Hullett, in the County of
Huron, gentleman, deceased, who died
01) Or about the 20th -day of February
A.D., 1928, are required to deliver to
Prank Longman, and Mary Stevens
the executors of the said estate or Nit:
Brydone, Solicitor, on or before the
14th day of April A,D, 1928, a full
'statement of:" their claims together
with.partiealars thereof, and the nat-
or 'e of the securities, if any, held by
-them all duly verefied by affidavit.
AND TARE NOTICE that after
the said last mentioned date the Said
executors will proceed to distribut•e
the estate Of the said deceased a-
• mongst the 'peraons -entitled thereto
having regard :only .t�, -such claims as
they shall hale received due notke
end in accordance therewith.
Dated at Clinton. Ontario, this 20th
421-W'vt?ifEIYYa13:10111NITH,c'D'Ott9'02i18,
Solieitor for the said Estate,
54-8
• • I , • •I , I • •
From heavy -laying strain of Bar-
red Becks, mated with male, grand-
son of 316 -egg hen, and 0.A.C. Cock-
erels. Also a limited number of eggs
from a pen of choice, selected S. C
White Leghorns.- All birds have been
culled and -blood -tested. 75c•per set-
ting of 13, 35.00 per 100.
F. J. TYNDALL
R. R. No. 4, Phone 636r33,
55-11,
Farmers, Attention !
We now have in stock
RED CLOVER, TIMOTHY,
• ALSIKE AND ALFALFA SEED
Also White and Yellow Blossom
Sweet Clover Seed. .
All GoVernment Graded No. 1 Purity
At Prices that are Right
Let us fill Your Requirements •
W. SCOTT & CO
- BRUCEFIELD
Phones: 618r13, Clinton Central
142r13, Seaforth Central • 53-3
Cook Stove for Sale
Will burn coal or, 'wood. Cheap for
quick sale, Mrs. J. Livermore, Clin-
ton. •55-1-p
Baby Chicks and Hatching Eggs
Bred -to -lay Barred Rock baby
chicks, from free range. Breeders
selected for high egg -production.
$15,00 per 100. Eggs $4.00 per 100.
D. M. Lincleay, Hedge Row Chick
Farm, R. R. No. 8,ThClinton, phone
610r14, Clinton central. 54-8.
For. Sale
A Wisconsin hot water incubator,
140 -egg size, with brooder, For sale
cheap. Fred McEwen, Bayfield,
Phone 624r4, Clinton ecntral. 53-3.
• Hatching Eggs for Sale
Single comb white Leghorn bred -
to -lay hens,
4 cents per egg • $3.50
per 1*00. Rev. E..•Porker, Clinton,
Box 227, 53-tf,
Ilred-to,La31 White' Leghorns
A chance, to get setting eggs at 5e
each and a limited Mimber of chicks
at 15c each. April 23rd and then ev-
-ery three weeks, Orcl2r early. G.
14. Holland, Seaforth. Phone 251r22,
Seafm,th central.. 58-3
• For Sale
A light Pond truck, also a smell set
of pldtform scales. H. W. Charles-
worth. •62-3.
Farnt For Sale
Lot 67,^ Hayfield lime and corner
7th con:, Goderich Township, c.onsis.
ting o•f 92 acres, clay loam and in
goOd-state• of cultivation, fair build-
ing's, good water and orchord.Wiii
be sold on easy terms, Apply to Er-
nest Townshend, IL R. No. 8, Clinton.
5141',
Chick Hatchiug
Baby: Ohiek Hatching; . 1609, egga,
per iveck, eggarparehasect frontal3an-
duta tineiCP' aPti • hOehed -At.47.50 .per
hulidred for IeKhOrris,,./..$8.06 ,sit
Rocks, A good hateil guaranteed,
J, Elgin McKinley, .Zorich,
TE1,,EPHOINTE' 53 '
. : • . Sole agenta-for the 13ISSEL LINE iii-
• -.r,-„.„-,„2„,,,,,,,,,.. eluding' Stone Boats,. Land Rollers, 1 -.Tar -
,t,5 --0Y __ ,
'rowa, ,.^„.19.Ulehef-P•aCkers, 'Tractor Harrows,
etc. • AIso the McOorMick.:Deering Line
P4InPlete; • Repairs - for all makes of lin-
, , f r • . .
pleinefits, Pl'ow Points, Fencing, etc. '
-See our • No. 121 • Walking'
' Plow I-Ianging Coulter at a
special .price for bash, 'A IVIas-
sey-IIarriS 6 foot Mower • in
first class condition, also at a .
• special price fors CASH only.
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VtNNER, 'Eleatrician
Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons; Fafis and other
Appliances'
Wiring and Repairs. \ Phone 7
Protect Your
Investments
YOU HAVE INVESTED YOUR
MONEY IN AUTOMOBILE
I have studied auto insurance in all
its branches and em'qualified-and
iie-
ensed to underwrite all lines. My ag-
ency includes eighteen of the strong-
est English Canadian and American
Companies. Let me quote you rates
and coverings.
H. E. Rorke
• PHONE 251w
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Farm Wanted
Wanted to hear from • owner of
good farm for sale. Cash price, par-
ticulars. 11 Bush, :1V1inneapolis,
Minn. 53-4,
Faint For Sale
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100 acres, good soil, good buildings;
fine sugar bush; 414, miles from Clin-
ton. Will sell on easy terms. A. E.
Matheson, Seaforth P. 0. Phone
614-33, Clinton central. 38-tf
Farm ror 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 acre of
orchard. Comfortable frame houie.
Also 50 acre farm on London road,
Tuckersmith. 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 re
paired. Woollen goods dry cleaned
Rooms Iver Heard's B-rber shop,
W. J. Jago. 228341
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
A. E. Finch
Victoria St., Clinton
Phone 231
27-tf
Clinton's
tibtS8
.
Any doctor will tell you that get-
ting plenty of warm, fresh air in the
house, and plenty of cold, fresh air
outside the house, helps to keep away
eolds, influenza and -pneumonia.
But we Cat tel you that the best
way to secure that warm air in the
hense is to use bur DL&W Coal,
Why not order a load today?
MARY HAD ° LITTi,a001.0
B11g. ALMOST 1-1AD Tilt' "FLU"
81•11ii. GOTTIO'1-111;140qt\cl ri.91.11,14.6
AN NOW sNz.,-iGO6p NSW!
Call the rnrft
for good, clean coal
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C()AIL COMPANY
07r4, Henaii, 49-7,•rEN)NE 74 CLINTON
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• SPRilsiG TERM
In .each of Shaw's Twelve
Schools merges into the ,Summer
Term with no forced vacatiens.
Enter any day. Booklet free.
Write 1130 Bay St., Toronto, W.
R. Shaw, Secretary.
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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 54 acre
lot on Wellington street, Apply to
Mrs. W. Jenkins. 06-tf-6p
Coal That Satisfies
We sell the cleanest, safest and
most economical fueb and ahvays at a
fair price.
A. telephone . call will receive our
prompt attention.
You can feel abgolutely- sure that
every 'shovel of coal will be of the
same uniformity of 'quality.
HOWARD CLARK
Phone 182
Orders Taken at Lawson's Grocery
Phono 111
NOTICE
Final Notice --,Coal accounts not
paid by March Slst will be handed
in for collection. •
E. WARD
Phone 155 Huron street
Singer Sewing Machine
Leased on ,Small Monthly Paymeids
Big Discount on Cash Sales
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Now ,is ,the time- to have your ma-
chine- repaired and cleaned. Repairs,
Needles, Belts and Parts for all
makes.
GLEN COOK
Phone 1713 P.O. Box 201, Clintem
RADIO
KOLSTE -KING
Buy a radio for the family
in doing • se you will be
giving them something which they
can enjoy the year around.
We are dealers for the Roister and
Kings sets and will be pleased to give
you a demonstration at any time,
Batteries charged and stor•
for the winter
W. J. Nediger, Prop. '
SEEP(')
• Have on hand a quantity of Alfalfa,
Timothy and Alaiko . We offer these
at a special price through March for
cash. •
Our Alfalfa is the Ontario Vare‘,
gated strain direct from Peel County,
This quality of 'seed is very scarce •
this year adviSc buying early.
Are accepting orders on Rabanke
Spring Wheat, Oats, and Barley for
seed, Let' us knoW Your require-
inenta so we can make eur purchases
accordingly.
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1. A' FOOD & SON'
Ph011e 12$ '71
view mid toted nerebstito atill I
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