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0,treatue start lrom the'sarne
souice. but ,find their outlet a •
tliotisand miles apart, •• .
Your llife May flowti, thetrbubled • • I
Ocean..of debt, or into the placid waters
independence •
our Bank Book will decide'. • '
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'5600 ' f Canada
"-triton 'Brench, - R. E. Manning, Muisger
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Rrucefield
Ddr. C. Simpson and Mr. Will Mc-
• Intoih -1,eft, for.. Loring -this . week
'where they expect to spend the sum-
' _mer months. -
Hey. W. A. and Mrs. Bremner and
. Mr.- and Mr. Mbody 'visited friendzi
in Goderich this week. ,„ •
The many friends of Mrs. Hastings
-of BelgraVe formerly. Miss Margaret
-Ras, will be sorry to hear -she is at
-present in Winghain hospital, where
Labe underwent an operation for ap-
:pendicitus, last week. Her nother
•• Mrs. Janet Ross of our village, is
caring' for her children at Belgrave.
-The Oddefllows will attend divine
• service. in. the United church, May
• 20th at 7 pan.. .
Mr. and Mrs. Will Deitz of the
London road have the sympathy of
• their friends in Brucefield and vi-
cinity in .the loss they sustained this
week when their house was destroyed
'by fire. 'Cause of fire unknown.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rattenbury and
. family of Burlington spent Mother's
-day at .the`horee of the former par-•
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rattenbury.
Mrs. Ross Scott and son are, visit-
ing at the home of her•brother, Mr.
J. Rattenbury of Burlington this
*week."
Mrs. Riley of Brussels visited at
• thhome .of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, C. Wright . this week, Mr,
Wright's many friends will be sorry
• to know that he is ill.
-The W. K S. of the United church
'held their May meeting on May 9th
•with the vice-president, Mrs. Hugh
Aikenhead, occupying the chair. The
meeting was opened ie the usual way
'and ^ Mrs. T. Dayniond led in prayer.
'toll call wits answered by twenty-
four members, each member answer -
ling. with a verse of scripture. Mrs,
'Robert Watson, secretary of christian
•-stewardship gave a very endouraging
''report of the givings of the year.
Mrs Jas. McQueen gave the report of
the Associate Helpers." Interesting
'leaflets on the Stewardship of Life
• were read by Mrs. Addison,' Mrs. T.
Baird and Mrs. J. P. Cole. Mrs. R. D,
Watson, delegate to the Presbyterial
held at Wingham, gave a splendid de-
tailed report of the 'meeting. Mre.
Jas. McQueen closed,the meeting with
yrayer.
• Auburn
Mr. and Mrs. .Stanbus of Detroit
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and
.1\fts..H. Wagner.
Mrs. :E.. Moss and son Elwin of
t*Gleneoe is visiting her parents, Mr,
:and Mrs. W. Cuningham.
Mr. and MTS. Wm..1Vlutch and fam-
lily of Clinton visited friends here on
Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Erratt visited
"• 'Clinton friends on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Reg. Hamilton returned to De
'troit on Monday after spending a
couple of weeks at liis home here,
Mr. and Mrs, Milton Plunkett 'and
• family of Toronto visited over the
• week -end a KT. Wm. Plunkett's.„
Miss Levens 'Robinson of Detroit
was the guest of her parents on Sun-
day.
Miss Elsie Lawlor was hoine for the
week -end from London.
• Mr, Jos. Lawson had the misfor-
• tune of having a horse break its leg
on Monday.
Seeding is practically finished in
•'this vicinity now andespraYing or-
chards is next in line.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Allan of Colbonpe
-,township visited their son, Mr. Mait-
;land Allen on Sunday.
,Kippeta..
,On Monday forenoon a very. serious
'fire occurred on the.fian of Mr. John
.Dietz, one .and a quarter nines north
. of the village on the London road, in'
quckersmith. It Would appear that
W'n. Dietz, his son, who works
tate farm, went out with his wife and
'.;411e children to the chick -en house and
when they returned to the house tlie
kitchen was all in flames end the
ihotage being of frame construction
!Mimed very rapidly • so mach so that
very little •of the contents were say:
ed, There_ Was, 'insurance on , both
Mouse and" toritents but not enough
'to .enver the loss. The erection of a
'
new house Willlbe'pushed forward as.
_rapidly as possiMe,
•
• . Sunday last 'was observed • in. St
Andrew's United church ;as Mothertie
•day. The •phoir.,WaS • composed of
lroys and, girls of .the Sabbath schbot
aitd the program 'lwas carried out
very' •^nitely, the Rev..' Mr: Connors
Tireathing aernion suitable to the
ciecasiori. ,,• .
rliff, T. R. Riddel,"ivir. Robt. Magee,
Mr:John Doer others front Aub•,'
`rn were in the village , on .Tuesday
"ailing enMv. Alex141eICenzie an old-
Birth6
VODDEN—In Hullett, •on May 14th;
to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Vodden,
son. ---Kenneth Ball.'
PARKER—Li Hayfield on May 2nd,
' to Mr. and -Mrs. T. C. Parker, a
daughter. ' •
Deaths
TORRANCE--In Clinton, on May 13,
John A. Torrance, aged 78 years.
JENIaNS—In Clinton o,n May 16th,
Sarah A -nn -Wise, widow of the late
'John Jenkins, in her 77th year. '
BESSO—In Toronto, on May 14th,
Isaac Bezzo, formerly of Clinton,
aged ,67- years,
SNELL—In Clinton, on May llth,.
William Snell of Hullett, aged 71
years.•
COLCLOUGH—In Goderich town -
sip,, on May llth, Joseph Col-
clough, ,aged 76 years.
S1VIALLACO1VIBE—In St. Catharines,
on May 16th, Mary Shipley, -wife
of Mr. Thomas Smallaeombe.
Last Warning
CORN BORER ACT
All Corn Stubble must be
• disposed of by 21st `of May,
1928, or. prosecution will fol-
OSWALD GINN,
INSPECTOR,,
62-1.
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CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Jas. Finch arid family wish to
thank the many friends for the
beautiful flowers sent and kindness
shown in their sad bereavement.
' CARD OF THANKS '
Mrs. Joseph Colclough and family
desire to extend their thanks' to the
friends and neighbors for their kind.,
nese to them in their recent bereave
merit.
Umbrellas Exchanged ,
Exchanged at postoffice Clinton,
lady's short, black and white handled
umbrella. Will the person getting
same kindly leave at The News -Re-
cord office and receive their own.
• 62-1.
Watch Lost ,
Lady's gold watch. Finder kindly
leave with Chief L. Stong and re-
ceive reward. ' • 62-2,
•
Don't
1-t thS
Martins
get away
fryna yo
sorry the 5iartins are
moving away;" said Mrs.
Drummond to her husband,
"It will mean that. we are
going to lose track of some
.,, very nice people 1"
"I don't see why it should,
If a good customer of mine
moves away we follow him
up,by Long Distance. Don't
get a little thing like dis-
tance,separate you from the
Martins I"
A great change has come
, over Long Distance tele-
phoning. Now it is almost
as rapid as local telephon-
ing. You give Long Dis-
tance the distant number
and, in tti great Majority of
cases she is able to make
connection • while vou hold
—the• /ins. The •Long Dis--
tante operator will look up
the distant number for you,
• if you don't know it, and
tell you what it is.
- Still better, give us a list
of the friends or customers
you are likely to talk with.
We will add the numbers
and nth:en. the list to you.
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,c44onitaflCe mammaa'znEtm2zwAy°.°°81'''''''"'&611.11i
Marnioth
44 pe
'f'd$*•,
yertir.',eggsl are., fertile'."yett •.are-,Strei
Siunik
.Phone
"Pastnrel Pasture!'
Cottle takenisi b-postu'e Ior' sea -
San. Gadd Water and grasi •T ft
McCindy, Eayfield, , • • • 62-1,
,
• 2, China bedrooni sets, sot dishes,
95 'pieces 2 ;stone eracke galvanized
• tub, iron -atove, pet, 2 •eaaets, tenni,' 4
window saShes with' glass. Mrs. Hir-
am Hill, Phone 150. 62-1,
-
. Oil Stove ,for Sale
• Detroit. Vapor • oil stove, good 118
new. Inquire a News -Record office,
COURT 01? REVISION
Tluilett Township •
_Notice is hereby • given that the"
Ceurt of ReVision .of the Assessment
Roll for the -Township of Ilullett, for
the year 1928, will be held in. Com-
inunity Loadesboro,- on Thins -
day the 31st day of May next at 1
ja.m, for the purpose of hearing and
settling complaints against • the, ass-.
essment roll. Persons having business'
at this court will. attend at the said
time and place without further notice,
• JOHN _PING/AND,
. Clerk of Hullett ToWnship
Hullett, May 8, 1928. 62-2.
- ' NOTICE TO , CREDITORS' , •
•In the Estate , of William Cantelon
- • Deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that • all
persons having Claims against the
-estate of 'William Cantelon late "ef
thelown of Clinton in the County of
Huron, retired merchant deceased.
who died on or about the seventh daY
of -May A.D. 1928 are required to de-
liver to David A. Ca.ntelan and Wii
Batu F. Cantelon, the executors, if
the said estate or W. Brydone, solicit-
or.,7 on or before the second day of
June A. D. 1928, a full statement of
their claims together With particul-
ars thereof, and the nature of the sec-
urities, if held by them. all duly veri-
fied by affidavit. •
AND TAKE NOTICE that after
the said last mentioned date the said
executers will proceed to distribute
the estate of the said deceased a-
mongst the persons entitled thereto
having regard only to such claims ns
they shall have received due notice
and in accordance thirewith.
Dated at Clinton, Ontario, this 16th
day of May A.D. 1928.
W. ERYDONE, Clinton, Ontario
Solicitor for the said.
• 62-3,
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Clinton Flour Mills
Just received i car of
HIGH 'GRADE WESTERN OATS
•
and another of
FEED,WHEAT
re -cleaned for chickens
JOHN SHOENHALS
PHONE 8w 62-2,
1",,HIJASDA-11,
•
7iecayHeilr's"'-';fron•9:902ka,M,""t5:
prn"'Yentahe..);Pleaeed„te,
'ncree'reel•:"Oeed,.,4,4"408i!npli• fira''''Yer0 nke a;"
Cial•tY. eit",'Weddirtg:
"..,d,SO161.1, R011"finynintkaler'"atinetearit,
Lev3o-filaPS;;With "L11,.t#•:.111:411;
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. • urgess., .or rat u los
•.-, mTpcggtr„, 4x3
rquIP';,Vtlih„e.at
We Italie Settle: Marqiii; alncl Gohse
"Wheat for seed. AlS9 SOrae tilt./ and
six
lleeweeBda•',.
rieY. A
good
Price 7 . 7'111-
hYiistoritarith 'Chick Feed
• Chick Mash $4,00 per 1.00 lbs.
Chick Feed $3.50'. per 100 lbs.
' taking lVfash $3.00 per 109 lbs
',Seed,' Potatoes .•
• .Some -Irish Cobblers on hand for seed
• Baled' Straw for • sale.;, _ .•
H. W. Charlesworth
-F. T. D. Member • '
Flowers and, floral designs of all
kinds sent anywhere.. Special atten-
tion to out of town orderS. •
We have a large stock of. plants in
readiness for hanging baskets, •bal-
cony boxes, bedding-, etc.`-
Call and see stock at Greenhouse.'
Ch V; Cooke
Two Phones -16w ,and 66j
Cattle Astray- _
Strayed from the premises of the
undersigned, Lot 28, Can, 8, Hullett,
on May 9th, 2 yearlings and 1 two-
year-old, Trio black and one red.
Information regarding same will be
tral.s -rt.-
thankfully received. Bert 6N2o-tftt..,
Londeboro. Phone 28-18 Blyth ce
Afro
THIS SPACE FOR FIRK":NEWS
ABOUT THE
NEW •
LOW-PRICED
SIX
jiieiftt".• fei,""yeiiire.01."
tliotOR y Hottse
rL W. reWarta
Phones—Office, - 214j Residence. 214w
,1tr•
a:by Chicks
•And Custom true„
iteogiitorentlicchicisckls5e184
stom- Hatching
W. L
cuwrom HATCHING
egg t9)." 150 egg tray 01* more
A limited number: of Incubators
,
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INGLENOOK POULTRY YARDS
E. J. TREWARTHA
HOL1V1ESVILLE
Phone 611r22, Clinton Central. 54-tf.
Grass Farm To Rent
100 Acres *2*., miles North and 1
mile East of Clinton. Never failing
supply of spring water all season.
A. D. Sutherland
/kcal Estate, etc. Seaforth, Ont,
• 61-1.
CHOOSE
THE' NEW PONTIAC SIX
For it's beauty and proven depend-
ability.
The new ease .and comfort of driv-
ing with Lovejoy Shock Absorbers;
the new Fisher bodies and the new
safety and security of positive four-
wheel brakes.
W. N. COUNTER
Pontiac and Buick Dealer
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. Lindsay, Hedge Row Chicle
Farm, R. R. No. 3, Clinton, • phone
WITH 7 BEARING CRANK SHAFT 610r1, Clinton central. 54-141
Bert Langford
CLINTON '
Examiner for Chauffeur and Driver's
Licenses. Phone 261.
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• "1,1
• • .
Sherlock -Manning
• Pianos
Three More Carloads for
The West.
—
How about Treating Yourself
to a New Piano.
This Spring?
T. J. McNEIL
Clinton's Musical Instruinent Representative
Always at Your Service Box 113 or Phone 273, Clinton
ggs CIBOalit • Poultry
- WE RECOGNIZE QUALITY
and
DISTRIBUTE, THE CASH ACCORDINGLY
CLINTON CREAMERY, CLINTON PHONE 145
•
SEAFORTH BRANCH, SEAFORTII PHONE 162.
CLINTON BRANCH, CLINTON, •01s/I'.ARIO •
. • PHONE 190
Gunn Langlois & Co.Limited.'
HEAD OFFICE "— MONTREAL; QUE.
Motor•Coah -Service
STRA'rFORD AND GOI)ERICII . • •
Godericli to "Stratford • Stratford to Goderieli
• Read Down • _ Read
Daily Except SunelnY Daily Except Sun'clay •
730 a.ai2an
m. 2,00 p.' GODERICH Ari;12,00 pM
.. 9.10 p.m.
a. n. .35 pan. CLINTON 11,35 a.m. $.40 p m
• 831 „in. 3.05 pm. SEAFORTH 11,10 aan. 8.15
,,.!.,, ..' . 1 P,. .
' _COLMITIAN• am. P 1
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rST. COLVUBAN • ah-,• • P:1:
• _•
9.19oni • 1050a.n-755Pan
100 • „1 m, • MITCHELL ' 1035 aan, ?40 pre.
92: a:m. 3.3a panSE3RINGVIDLE 10.10a,M7.1551,02,.
Aar, a .
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• 4.05 p,m. STRATFORD • Ly .10,00 a in. 7.00 p m
Sunday afternoon, Coaeli 'leaves' Goderich at 5 p
•i
all ntermediate pi,ts 3' taints latef'" th week -clay, ..sdheclule Stir
dal',evoning leaves 'StratforePi\t 8. pari".•,.' arriying 1•.' hour . later' than• •
.),m,,y349.1.-4-11•,(1.0[1e... • Stinda,y Inormeg Coach .sarne time as,week'days '
•
Goderich to Stratford 25 • •
. - For Sale • . •
10 little pigs, bacon type, phone
28-14, Blyth. Fred McCool, Londes-
boro: •61-2.
COURT OF REVISION
Township of Goderich
Notice is hereby given of a Court
of Revision tollear and determine ap-
peals against the assessment roll of
the Townebip of Goderich for the
year 1923. The Said court will be held
in Mulholland's Hall, Holmesville on
Saturday, Mny 26th at 10 o'clock a.m.
All partieshaving business at said
court will please attend. All persons
having destroyed their dogs and not
returning their tags will be charged
in taxes. R. G. Thompson,
R. No. 2, 62-2.
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.601..TitT OF REVISION
Township of Stanley
Notice is hereby given that. a Court
'of Revision will be held in the Town-
ship Hall, Varna, Monday, May 28th,
1928, at the hour of eleven o'clock,
for the purpose of hearing and deter-
mining complaints against the Asses-
inent Roll of the said Township for
the year .1928. Persons having busi-
ness with the said Court will please
attend atthe said time and place
without farther notice. T. E, Horn -
welt, Township Clerk. Dated at Var,
na this 9th day of May; 1928.
•
Court of 'Revision
On Black Creek Drain, • Stanley
1Zrownshii, will be held in the Town-
ship Hall, Varna, on Monday, May
2811,, 1928, at the hour of 3 o'clock in
the afternoon. Persons having busi-
ness with this Court will please at-
tend at the said time and place with, -
out further notice. J. E. Harnviell,
clerk.' Dated at Varna this 9th day
of May, 1928. • 61-3.
Auction Sale
Of Household Effects on Princess
Street, west, Clinton, on Saturday,
May19th, at 1.30 sharp, consisting of
the following:—
Parlor suite, 3 bedroom suites; com-
plete; , springs; matresses dining
room suite; sideboard; 9 rocking
chair; Bell orglm; • kitchen range,
good as new; heating steve,•hox stove;
coal oil stove, 3 burner; centre table;
hall. rack;. Singer sewing. machine;
glass cupboard, 2, rugS; quantity of
•carpet; , • linoleum; •ydgsquare;
lounge, 2 -lamps; Aladin „lamp; ' 2
hanging* lamps;. pictures; Inwn mow
er; window eartains; .blinds; qtantity
of -coal and wood; about 1„ton" hay;
fortes, shovels, dishea, Pots, pans and
other articles too numerous to men-
tion. Everything" to be sold as prop-
rietor _is giving ap house IreePing. At
the same time and place the .property
• wilrhe offered for sale if not sold he -
fore day of sale, House tensisting of
9- roOlTIS, 2 story frame house, with
good cellar and in g6bd renair,"with
% acre of good gardenland. -Orr'the
• property is erected- good frame' barn,
with pig pen and hen house.
• Terins:—..flouseltold effectsy Cash;
-•Fersdson propeity 10 percent, of put -
phase price pitid•dOwn on day of
,40, Perceni
t n 30 daYS, laalane1111 re-,
main on" mortgage' at'••• reasonable
rate of , interegt. A. Hearn, ,Prep-
rietor G. Elliott, Auetioneer,
,'•VELDPRONE., 88,
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CLINTON
TIIE
WL CARRY I'OR
„., . • „ . .
• '. ; YOUR , NpEps,.,
11P9P.t'sl•Per ' "'" •`• •
•
. Pute, N'eatfeet ", • ,_ • . • ,-.
Old English ''*ax ,anci Brihtior,, • •
• Simonize Autp:" . eater .an, , •
•
Colenien and, A addin Mantles. „ • ,
Valve Grinding. Compound. • '
Pei-fectien_ 011 Stove WickS•
• O
ren
Steamed Eerie lVfeaFertilizer,
I
Cello Glass.• .•.•
Garden Seeds in bulk.
Bicycle Repairs •,
Men's 'Wei* Show. •
C. VENNEIR, Electrician
Efectric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans and other
Appliances
king and Repairs.
• 'C
Baby hicks
Barred Rocks our specialty.. We
are booked with 'orders up to May
9. Chicks, $17.00 per hundred for
May, $15.00 for June. Get your •or-
der in early. James M. Scott, Sunny
Crest Farm, Seaforth.
House For Sale
Large red brick house, corner Or-
ange and Wellington streets, 8 rooms,
all modern conveniences. Possession
when cleaned. Also a barn an 14 acre
lot on Wellington street. Apply to
Mrs. W. Jenkins. • 06-tf-6p
House to Rent
A comfortable house on Queen St.
lately occupied by Mrs. Wigginton,
Possession at once. Apply T. R. Wig-
ginton. 59-11,
We Want Your
Milicand Cream
We are manufacturers of berth
cheese and butter. We want your
milk or cream. We pay highest mar-
ket pride weekly, 'Satisfaction guar-
enteed.
Phone your order for finest cheese
or pasturised butter in prints or sol-
ids to W. H. Lobb, Clinton, Ont, R,
R. No. 3, Phone No. 605r32.
THE HOLMESVILLE CO -OPERA.
TIVE CHEESE AND BUTTER
COMPANY, LIMITED
Farm For Sale
100 acres, good soil, good buildings;
fine sugar bush; 41,4 miles from Clin-
ton. Will sell on easy terms. A. E.
Matheson, Seaforth P. O. Phone
614-33, Clinton central.. 38-tf
Buggy for Sale
Top buggy, rubber tires, in good
condition. Ap-ply to Mrs. J. Cornish,
Rattenbury street. 60-tf-lp.
To Customers
...---To-lerinferastomers know that -P
have installed a telephone. My num-
ber is 640T 14 Clinton central, Ever,
ed L. Johnston, Decorator, 61-11,
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned, pressed and "re-
paired. Woollen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms tver Heard's B_rber shop.
W. J. Jago. . 2283-tf
Clinton's
VIA114804
MARY HAP A LITTLE COLD
SHE ALMOST HAD THE "FLU''
614E. GOT THE: HEAT FOLKS
TO PRESCRIBE
NOW sHav GOOD AS NEW.
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Cold, rainy days come in the sum-
mer time. I. -
They come even in the best years of
a man's pn.-Osperity, too,
, 11 is best to be prepared for these
rainy days,
If. you'll make a habit' of ordering
youryear's •supply • of coal in the
spring, you'll be ready for any wea-
ther. And. you'll have a neat sum in
the savings bank against any,,emer-
gency.
'
Call the iNtIttfafRI
for good, clean'coal -,
Phone 7
• SPRING TERM -
In each of -Shaw's Twelve
Schools' merges into the Summer
Term with ' no forced vacations.
Enter any day. Booklet bee.
Write 1130 Bay St.,, Toronto, W.
R. Shaw, Secretary.
Eggs and Poultry
Eggs handled at residence every
day—graded by, an experienced grad-
er, for which 'we pay the highest mar-
ket price. •
CREAM
Purchased for Stillman's of Strat-
ford.
Agent for the Viking Cream Sep-
arator.
A. E. Finch
Victoria St., Clinton Phone 231
•27-tf
Alberta Coal
(Government Standard )
A car of Alberta coal expected this
week. Give us your order now.
HOWARD CLARK
Phone 182
Orders Taken at Lawson's Grocery
Phone 111
WOOD' FOR SALE
A ,•quantity of good hardwood and
cedar for sale. • ,
E. WARD
Phone 155 ' Huron street
Singer Sewing Machine
Leased on Small Monthly Payment.
Big Discount on Cash Sales
Now is the time to have your ma-
chine repaired and cleaned. Repairs,
Needles, Belts and Parts1 or all
makes. ' ,
W. GLEN COOK
rum, 171J P.O. Box 201, unto*
RADiO
KOLSTER -KING
Buy a radio for the family
in doing SP • you will be
giving them something which they
ean enjoy the year around,
We are dealers for the Kolster and
Kings sets and will be pleased to give -
you a demonstration at any time.
Batteries charged and stor-2
for the winter
W. J. Nediger Prop.
SEEDS
• Have on han,d a quantity of Alfalfa,
Timothy and Alsike , We offer these
at a special price through 1Vfarch for
cash
Our Alfalfa is the Ontario Vare-
gated strain direct from Peel County.
This quality of seed is very scarce
this year advise buying early,
Are aec c ting ,ders• on Kabanko
' Spring Wheat, Oats, and Barley for
seed. I.,et US know you).- require-
menta So We earl nutlee our" purchases
II•accordingly.
J.A.-FORD & SON
• COAL COMPANY]
PHONE 74 CLINTON F louf,and Feed Merchant°
Grain
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