The Clinton News Record, 1928-08-23, Page 5tsS
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er-ielannsessinetelethat;.EtheI.Patifs
er;",l.; *than.* t borne". ,in.; 'slialainsand
POantYi
but Whether that faet had 'anything to
60 'With' the'young ahility;
julliP higher, than any of the ether
'Icerltdstants net e0 Clear."
t'yer ,sports seein to be almest as
AO "metering diming the
iysuminer season. .t If .'ev-ery cthlld was
,ttaught to ,SWinr tomd.to take ordinary
,..0a9E) in the 'handling ef a haat 'or Cane
eci",''neeoming abetstorned tostaking
, mare' a themselyea'in water, there
be'f ewer accidpnts. It is usu
allYethe boy or girl -Who is isnacelue-
s totted to Water 'Whe does theuash and
y .reckless thing. The boy or girl all
Three, used to water' is 'not es-
AEtnied'im take. precantione,
Arrfingements are being made to
• Ionetir the memory of the pioneer
settlers, in the V9.1.4099. 55911111111itieS
,along the Iluron road on Labour Day,
SePt. 3rd„ when the opening of the
Hurn Tract will 'be celebrateas. This
Is raest worthy step and should re-
eive the encouragement of all ati-
• tzens,What Canada is today is due
11.11 Milan measure to the courage
and the industry of the Men ,and wo.
men who left theold land, facing the
_.,dangerS of the sea voyage and the
•- 'equal dangere and trials of life in
this new land, in order to make
'horrid's' for themselves_and that their
children might have greater oppor-
. tunities than were possible in the old
,environment.
Perhaps the reason British visitors
-seem to thinit Canada prefers settlers
from anywhere rather than from the
`I3ritish Isles is because we are some-
-what given to criticising the latter,
and perhaps the reason we are so apt
•to criticise the latter is becauke they
mix up with us, consider themselves
• -equal to us"and are nOrslow to tell
us of our faults and failings. " For-
seigneis are more apt to herd by them-
selves and if they. do their work, mind
-their own business and keep to them-
-selves we do not mind them at all.
The British settler comes right in
-hangs up his hat and makes hiniself.
at home. He enters into competition
with -us and we have•sto reckon with
• him. Often he irritates us. Britons
are not particularly modest and he
-may tell us a few things which he
'believes will be for our good and
-which we take in about the same spir-
it a younger sister takes the admoni-
tions of an older sister. So there is
apt to bo friction.
But, after all,' British stock is the
'best sort of stock for Canada. Bri-
tons have behind them the traditions
of .their race; they are loyal to Bri-
tish laws and institutions and if we
•are going to keep thin Country British,
-and, with conviction and without un-
-due pride we say it, the world so fax
-has produced nothing better,swe need
to keep its inhabitants preponderantly
- British.
There is no need nor should there
'be the -wish to keep out setttleri from
other countries, But we must only ac -
!pert them as fast as we 'can assimil-
ate thern. In a generation or two the
•clesecendants of the settlers from many
of the European countries will be as
'good Canadians as any of us and will
'enrich our ' native stock. But we do
—notwant too many at a timeeand an
-effort should be made to see that for-
migners are not herded together, a
condition which is detriinental alike to
the settler and the country.
•
Hoirnesville
Mrs. W. ,Sheppard and daughter,
., <Gladys, of Yokina, Washington, U.S.
A., who have been spending the past
-few weeks visiting relatives and
.friends in this vicinity, left for their
, home on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tara Campbell and
.family of Brussels, visited friends
<here on Thursday,
Mr. and Mis. Harold Calbick and
<son Ross, and Mrs. Lee -and son of
Fruitland, spent the week -end as the
:guests of Miss S. Acheson, Mrs. Cal -
hick, who has been spending the past
two weeks with her sister, Miss Ach-
eson, returned home with them on
:Monday, •
1VIr..Barrie Walter motored.to Dun-
das, where he ' spent the week -end
'with friends.
Mr. Robert Gibson of Detroit . is
• -spending a few days with his grand-
, parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. Mulholland.
•Service was held_ in the United
tchurch hore on Sunday under the aus-
pices of "The Lord's ,pay Alliance,"
' ta speaker from Loudon took the ser-
vice. Mr. 't Campbell of Bayfield will
have charge' of the service .next Sun.
• (clay. '
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Londesboro
MI's. Joe Davies and Miss Esther
'Davies have returned to 'London after
• visiting the former's _neices,
• Will lIoggart, IVIrs, Ed, Youngblut and
Mrs. Wesley Floggart, and Mrs, Ron.
McDonald of Clinton and other
friends. --
Miss Mice Davies and Miss Vera
Chapman, of London were gueste ef.
Mr. and Mrs. ;Ron McDonald of Olin-
.
e ton for a week. -end recently.
- Mr. John Vodden had a horse drop
-dead last Thursday owing to sun-
stroke. This is quite a las TorsIVir.
Vodden.
The . service in the -United schtuth'
next Sunday will be in charge of the
:Stmelay school and will coininerice at
ten thirty, (10.30?) Tho Rev. J. W.
Johnson expecte to occupy Ins own
'pulpit Sept. nd• .
Rev. J. W. and Mrs. Johnson were
in the village Monday evening. They
s left again Tuesday morning for their
cottage at Blight's Grove,
Rev. S-Mathers of Gesto, who i• e
-visiting his tine es, -the Grey Brothers,
preachedto an attentive audience in
the Untited chnreh last Sunday'evens-
ing everyone was delighted to hear
him again.
Mrs. James Campbell had friends
•
isvihgi WooTe.
:rind 'Other frieTids '', •
r 3pigJai retaindd last isenefe,
Soine weekS nr the
w es a6,6107sx-)00 ‘s0:11d:(r46,ith
iVintritY, Ceekraires . ' y
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Mr S and l*s,, .T.'e4rtor pent Std
.at the.1Grarr,d..0.0nc.1!•The,rWere roes'.
'corsparrieeleby_Mrs -and *s). am.
M. and Mre. Brodgen..ef :Stratford
sliairretarneeisafter pleasarittvisit
at. tlionap of. Bredgens
,
The Misses' Armstrong. rettinnect-
libmer;afterhelidaying....at the hoMe 'of
,•theirtha1;Mr. J..krmstrong., '
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in q.• Reberten -hes- retiarned to'
Terolitosafter $pending some4t.
her 'hoinhere. •- y
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. • Beighans also,
Misses Olvettat and Lavinia 'sment
last SundaY'rit ICirsteardine aiidYoinS
•, Mr...Savange q Seaforthdelivered'
5. very able sernions'in'the United
.church .1at Sabbath morning.
Mrs. Bartlett of:London, who recen-
tly' visited at the home .ot Mr: J. Hut-
tonhas returned. • .
. .
Mr. and Mrs.- Runkle of Niagara,
Falls, who -Spent the past two weeks]
atthe honre'of Mr. and Mis, E. Craw-
ford have returned to their home,
Mr. and Mis. Griffith and family,
motored to Stratford on Sunday.
Mrs. H. Brundson 'and family of
Blyth spent Tuesday as guests of
Mrs. E. Adams,
Stanley Township -
The home of Mr. and IVIrs. Adam.
Stewart was the scene of one of the
most charming of the season's events
when on Wednesday, August 15, their
third daughter, Elizabeth Lillian,
(Betty), was united in marriage to
Francis Edgar Daymond, youngest
son of the late Mr. and Mis. Thomas
Daymond, of Fergus. Rev. J. E. Hogg
of Clinton officiated.
The bride, looking very sweet in a
gown of white georgette and chantilly
lace, with veil of silk net and lace ar-
ranged in coronet style, with bandeau
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Signing pf.,:the":seigiatest;;:••MiS.An.P.
Stewart' Sang:leery sweetlYs.'"TheePaY
fef bridessfora.
the. gift Of 'Tthe grtiOni,.1,,a'henelserat
dinner .riiig•';: set ' cliainonds" Nand
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tei'-the haPPY conple heti. rSeelYea•
the good'iviltes' Of thb gtiestS,st buffet
tuneheori•,-wits 'serired •by • fonr.61the:-
brides girl friends.' Idr. - and MTS.
Daymond left later on eiotor tripto
Nova Scotia Via, Ottasves -Montreal and
Quebec, the.bride travelling in a send
ensemble and lox fur With diate E;hoes
and gloves to match. On their return
they will reside in Chathant.
Guests were present fron Toronto,
Hamilton, •Guelph, Brampton Winds
son, Fergim, Highgate and Palmerston.
114r, and Mire. W. D. Speare of High-
gate and Miss Peggy iVfeDoug•all of
Rondea visited • friends in Stanley
while here -for the Stewart-Daynfond
•
E. " Wilkin spent a few days
with Miss Manzi Stewart after attend,:
big the wedding of' her friend, Miss
Betty Stewart
Miss II. I, Graham, of Seaforth is
visiting with 1VIrs:Baird.
Owing to lVfonclay, Sept. 3rd being a
holiday the, township council wills
meet. on Tuesday, Sept. 40h.
Toronto Exhibition
Accomodation in Private home for
Exhibition -visitors. Mira. J. P. Grif-
fin, (nee E. Golder)). 8 Ilasleet Ave.,
Toronto, Ont., Phone Howard 8707.
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been in the past—great as its perfor-
mance has proved in the hands of owner-
-today's Pontiac Six is even more beautiful,
• even more thrilling to drive I For, in keeping
with General Motors' policy of progressive
engineering practice, this lowest -priced' General
Motors' Six has.been enriched in color, enhanced
• - in style and equipped for evezi finer performance.
To the loemity of style of long, low bodies ,by „
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• smaller, smarter wheels and larger tires, while .
,new and harmonious combinations of Chico
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along wan it more stirring response to the
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mance today's Pontiac Six affords --for here are
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CLINTON, ONTARIO
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TidiDo Cif0ICEST ,r • .
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HOT 1-101)$U GROWN
15c er lb: _
Is. V. Cooke
Two Phones -66w and 66j
CARD OF .11TAY,Tzs."
kr: and MIrS.S-,Tolin Solniston wisS
jb expreSs their Wanks to the ±sienclt
and neighbors ler the kindness and
sympathy' shown them in their recent'
bereavement, the death of their son,
Normane for flowers sent, f the, use
of 'cars for the funeral and for SIT the
courtesies extended, '
Marriages.
CA-KBIN-11URIBURT—At • Collier
- street United. church, y Barrie, on
August 9th, 139 the Bev:Harold E.
Weliwood of Toronto,Helen Gwen -
ghillie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Frank IT. Hurlbdrt of Barrie, to
Charles Edward Carbin, B. S. A. of
tOlinton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Carbin, of Guelph. '•e
BEA;DI,E--SCII0ENHALS—At_Trin-
ity church, Blyth, on August llth,
by the Rev. W. BHawkins, Mrs.
Elva Schoenhals of Clinton, to Har-
old 1VPaitland Beadle of Auburn.
Deaths
JOHNSTON—In Hullett township, on
August 16th, Joseph Norman John-
ston, son of 1VIr. and Mrs. John
Johnston, aged 19 years end 7
months'.
BOWES—In; Hullett township, on
A,ugust 19th, Christopher David
Bowes; 'aged 313 years, 10 months
and 28 days.
IN MEMORIAM
GREALIS—In loving memory of Pte,
•Clifford Grealis, killed in action in
France, August 27th, 1918.
As we loved him, so we miss him
In our memory he is near.
Loved, remembered, thouht ofal-
ways,
Bringing many a silent tear,
—The Family.
Auction Sale
Real Estate and Household effects;
at Bayfield, Saturday, August 25, at
2 p.m. The executors of the Thos. W.
Cameron estate have _instructed the
undersigned to sell the following by
Public auction:
Prelim house and barn with cern-
ent stabling, three lots fronting
Main Agnes and Fry streets. Twenty
acres . of pasture land, spring creek,
lots 4 and 5, Range X, Sauble lino,
near village. Household furniture,
beds, tables, chairs, ,etc. Terms --
Furniture, cash. Lands, 10 per cent,
cash deposit, balance in -thirty days,
G. Elliott; Auctioneer. '75-2,
For Rent
Barn—Fine fer Garage; electric
lights installed; rent reasonable. Mrs:
Alice Mason, Mill Street. 76-2-p.
For Sale
• A good cook stove for sale. Apply
to Das. Edward Macdonald, James
street, 76-1-p.
' Rooms Wanted
• Good accomodation for students.
'Convenient to school. Terms reason-
able. 76-3-p,
. For Sale
. Heavy choice brood mare and good
aged work horse, Apply to John D.
Wbods or Harry -Weston, Louise st.,
Bayfield, Ont. • 76-4-p.
Auction Sale
Of choice stock.
Ur, A. E. Townshend has instructed
the undersigned to sell by public auc-
tion at Mr. • Rees Jenkins' farm, 2
miles west of Clinton on Highway, on
Tuesday, August 28the at 1.30 sharp
the following; One choice load <of
steers; one choice lead of heifers;
This lot consists of well-bred stock,
good color and in good condition.
Terms: &months' credit will be giv-
en on furnishing bankable paper with
6 per cent per annum added. A. E.
Townshend, Proprietor, G. H. Elliott,
Auctioneer. '76-1,
House For Sale •
On James Street, near freight sheds,
email comfortable frame house, elec-
tric, lights and town water, good gar-
den and several fruit and berry bush-
es. Sold by auction on Friday, Aug-
ust 24th at 3 o'clock. -At the same
time a small quantity of furniture.
will 911'0 ho sold.
Geo. Elliott, Auctioneer, Miss Annie
Brown, Prep. 75-2
Notice Re Weed Control
The council of the Township of
Goderich ask the hearty co-operation
o.7 all the ratepayers in controlling the
weed menace by cutting all noxious
Weeds, also those on the highway in
front of their own property, so as to
prevent the ripening of their seeels.
By order of the Council.
• D. Glidden, Weed Inspector,
Lost .
Brown truck Tarpaulin between J.
B. tathwell's ' and second concession,
Stanley Or second concession to Kip -
nen Road. 1711 Epps, & Son, Varna.
For Sale -
'Piano in good condition, couch- anql
small wahine table. Apply to IVIrs.
Shipley. 75-2..
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-and eggs here Lac -1142 •
reindemalee More profit' for yourself,
. iLuutIL. 5 L erestea ?
higt —taite mIlvantage of them now. ' '
We, can give you first class, worls in Eavetrougnitige RoeX-Ing,
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Penitryilottee.
:Tiowarth4
214)..-Retsenc
I)ANCING'
to flarolCI, Skinner's
_ Bine Water t oys
WINGHAM ARENA
EVERYTIHYRSDAY N"IGHT
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A :New Agency
As am now handling the Cosh-
shutt and Frost 'and Wood Implems.
elite and also Cockshutt cream separ-
ators, and aro prepared to supply all
kinds of repairs. Tor same,I solicit
the patronage•of farmers arid others.
Orders, will receive prompt attentions
JOHN V. DIEHL,
Queen street, Clinton
Furnce Thimbing, Fencing; Primp , • Cariers, Stable
s 'As, isisessote,, has And, KersiserteEngines Grants Grinde7,
liftrIchd-packers, <Horse and , Tractor Dises,, RollerS, Stone Boats,
House ared. Barmpasating, etc Wesdan. alse fromiSh rdba:irs fr all
Makes, of Stoves 'and Furnaces...-; We also 'carry the GOODRICH Line
er Rubber,,s, Boets etc andWork Shoethat are -unequalled in Ontario
for quality andeprice. Connor Electric and Gasoline -treilets. A
' templet° range. of 'Quebec Cooks and Heaters: Amerman -Coal 011 at
25 cents per gallon,- Motor Oilant low peieesinlgallait lots.,
Iiiler ardware Co.,
TELEPHONE 53 CLINTON
C. H. VENNER, Electrician
Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans and other
Appliances -
Wiring and Repairs. Phone 7
D'
on't Let Moths Eat
Scottish "Special" Fertilizer 'Your Clothes up
- We Will have, as usual, the Scottish Cletleas that are -soiled and full of
"Special" Fertilizer at- Clinton fer
dirty spots are what the moths feast
the fall season. Also a Car of "Niag-
ara" Agricultural Lime, about Aug -
on.
ust 20th. H. R. Baer, R, Re No. 5,
'Goderich, Phone 28-21, Carlow.
75-2-p
Auction Salo
At Bayfield, Saturday, August 25,
at 2 p.m.
Frame house and barn with cem-
ent • stabling, three lots fronting
IVfain Agnes and Fry streets. Twenty-.
acres of pasture land, spring creek,-.
lots 4 and 5, Range X, Satible line,
near village, Household furniture,
beds, -tables, chairs, etc. Terms—
Furniture, cash. Lands, 10 per cent.
cash deposit, balance inthirty clays.
G, Elliott, Auctioneer f'or the Thos.
W. Cameron Estate. 75-2,
As a rule they do not touch clothes
that *are dry cleaned.
Think of the damage and loss that
the moth causes. •
Compare this with the small cost of
shaving your clothes dry cleaned.
It is real economy then to have all
your winter clothes dry cleaned be-
fore hanging them away, in your
closet until next season.
It will save you many a dollar!
We are experts. Our rates are ex-
ceptionally reasonable.
E. C. RucHL
McEwen's Old. Stand. Opposite
Post Office
Farm For Sale
82 acres, lot 62 ori Bayfield conces-
sion, Goderich township, 6 miles from
Clinton. Mostly seeded down, running
„erring, brick house, good barn and out-
buildings. Good orchard. Also 26
acres of hardwood timber oh seine
concession. If farm not sold will
rent. Apply to Peter Cole, R. R, No.
3, Clinton. ' '74-4-p.
rot Sale
27 acres mostly farm rand in good
state of cultivation; pasture; river;
henhouse, 13'x46'; barn 32'x50'; wat-
er in barn; silo; 1.0 -
roomed modern convenient bungalow in
fine grounds; good cellar and furnace
tree and bush fruits; adjoins town of
Clinton (south) on Provincial High-
way. ApplY to Mrs. Thomas J. Lind -
`say, R. R. No. 5, Clinton, phone 619
r14. - 74-3.
Expert Kodak Finishing
• Developing 5c roll. Prints, any
size, s3c each', post paid. jacksono
,Studio, Seaforth, Ont. 72-6-p,
Money Wanted
$200 wanted on a good first mort-
gage. Will pay 61k per cent, In-
quire at News -Record. 72-tf.
For Sale—Poultry Farm and Orchard -
Good house and outbuildings and
White Leghorn culled flock. Terms
can be arranged, E.' Parker, Clinton.
71-tf
Farmers Attention!
and plough,.I am now ready to do a
limited' arnount of custom ploughing.
Let me help you get your land ready
for fall wheat. Will do a satisfactory
job, -F-. W. Andrews, Clinton. Phone
33-w. 72-tf.
NOTICE •TO DEBTORS
Estate of James Andrew Irwin,
- Deceased.
All persons indebted to the estate of
this decedent are required to forthwith
pay the amount of their accounts to
Miss Ruby Irwin at the Irwin Store.
Tho executors are required to get
in all outstandings at on -de and, ac-
counts -not paid before September 1st,
1928 will be proceeded upon and eoste
incurred.
W. I3RYDONE,
- Solicitor for the Executoi.s.
. 75-3.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of .Tames Andrew Irwin,
Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that all
•persons having claims against the es-
tate of. James Andrew Irwin, late of
the town of Clinton, in the County of
Huron, Esquire, dedeased, . who died
on or -about the 3rel day of August,
A.D.,1028, are required to deliver to
gobt.. Fulton Isw3n, corttralia, ont.,
Robt. Joseph Irwin, Toronto, -Ont., the
,execoors of the said estate or W,
Brydone, their solicitor, on or before
the 28th day of August AD., 1928, a
full statement -of their claims together
with, particulars thereof, and the nat-
ure of the securities, if, held by them
all' duly verified by affidavit.
ANT) TAKE. NcrIcri, that aSter
the said last mentioned date the said
executors will proceed to distribute
no estate of the said dece.asd amongst
the persons entitledthereto having re-
gard only to such claims as they shall
have received due pieties and in ac-
cordance Therewith. - •
Dated at Clinton, Ontario, this lith
day of. Auguet A.D. 1928..
W. BRYDONE, Clinton, Ontario,
'Soleitor for said Executors• .
-- i 75-3.
PHONE 330
GODERICH, ONTARIO
. For TJpholstering, Repairing, Refin-
ishing.
Soli -isles of Coverings Carried
P. A. ZIMMERMAN '
Nelson Street
Tractor Plowing
I am prepared to do plowing by the
acre, at any -time. Also wood sawing
Apply to S. Flewitt, or phone. 13 on
606, Clinton central. 64 -1;f -6p.
House for Sale
One of the best located residences
in Clinton. substantial frame house
containing eleven rooms with bath
room, halls, pantry and woodshed,
Has hot water heating system, which
could not be duplicated for $1,000.'
Has stone foundation with large cem-
ent cellar, extensive verandah and a
new fire -proof roof, Id acre lot and
garage; convenient to churches,
schools and business section. In
addition to being a comfortable home
this property has yielded a steady in-
come in the rooming house business,
and can be made a money maker cat-
ermg to tburist trade. For term ap-
ply on premises. Would also -consider
exchange on improved farm, W. S.
Downs. Ontario. Street, opposite Ont-
arit Street Church, 69-12-3p,
Clinton's
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WHERE CAIS) i-TONEST
COAL BE. BOPGHT?
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'If you wait until later we will still
have the best place to buy, and the
bent coal to -buy but ,the time will be
lacicinsg. And you may have to wait
your turn with the other s who forgot
that winter was coming instil the
first cold -weather caught them.
Buy now.
Call the .tiverffe§
for good, clean coal
111g3rd, •
COAL COMPANY
PHONE 74 CLINTON
.SUMMER TERM4
In each..of Shaves Twelve schools
follows the present session in regu-
lar order from July 3rd with no
forced vacations. -Enter any day.
Booklet free. Write 1180 Bay St.,
•Toronto, W. R. Shaw, Secretary.
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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
Coal That Satisfies
We self,the cleanest, safest and
most economical fuel and always at a
fair price. ,
A• telephone call will receive our
prompt attention. .
You can feel asolutely sure thati:
every shovel of coal will. be of the
same uniformity of quality.
HOWARD CLARK
Phone 182
Orders Taken at Lawson's Grocery
Phone 111 • ,
We Want Your
Milk and Cream
We are manufacturers of both
cheese and butter. We want your
milk or cream. We pay highest mar.
ket price weekly. Satisfaction guar-
anteed.
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 HOLMESVILIA -CO-OPERA.
TIVE CHEESE AND BUTTER
COMPANY, LIMITED
Eggs and Poultry
Eggs handled at residence ever-
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 f or the Viking Cream Sep.
arator.
A, E. Finch
VictoriaSt., Clinton Phone 231
27-te
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 Paymenti
Big Discount on Cash Sales
Now is the time to have your mac.
chine repaired and cleaned: Repairdi-
Needles, Belts and Parts for all
makes. •
GLEN COOK
Protte 171J P.O. Box 201, Cliutoill
RADIO
LSTER-KI1VG
Tidy a radio for the family,
in doing se you will bd
giving them something which they
can enjoy the year around,
We are dealers for the Kolster and
Kings sets and Will be pleased to givd
you a denionstration "at any time.
5;3
Batteries charged and ston-S
for the winter
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W. J. Nediger, ?rap.
sees'