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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1929-01-24, Page 5Of Interest to You �' and :� A. recent fashion note says that ;plump girls =irls will be- the style ,the com- ing spring. Bette}; try to, plump up a bit, girls, in anticipation • Eight weeks from today will be the first day of spring, March 21st. When you consider that it is a month since ; Christmas Eve it wo'n't take he may be spared, t, see many smore those eight weeks long to slip around, birthdays. hair Manned a Program o' Mr.Jas. M'eel moan has returns Theso:who 1 P >; # y 1 d home alter - a two weeks visit in London. Mr. Ross Granger of Brace -field is helping his uncle, lVhs. Jas.:'Bowey, who has been off duty for a few days. We are glad, tet be able to report that there are no cases of flu in our neighborhood as lar as we know at present. The church was closed Sabbath last also all other public places. We are glad to be woke to report our sick as all- able to be up again, except Mr. Fowey, and: he too is feel- ing much better. The reads are filling up and mak- ing it very difficult'foi' motoring... It seems cheerful to hear the, sleighbells as they pass along. Our entire community was shock- ed on .Thursday morning to learn of the tragic death of one of our highly respected, farmers about three miles east of here,` in the person of John Huliston was never- married and had alone, had gone out' to feed his hen's and, had fallen, dislocating his hip. He had evidently tried to get up, as when found by little Miss Helen Up shall the next morning, he was in a sitting position, quite. dead. Mr. Huliston had never married and had lived alone for many years.' Ho js- survived by .one sister, Mrs.: Henry Forsythe. The funeralwas held Sat- urday afternoon. Interment in Matt - landbank cemetery, Seaforth. The bearers were old -chums and neigh- bors of the deceased, Jas. Finnlay- son, John Huston, John McGregor, Wni. McKay, Frank - Upshall and R . Daly i umple. , Mrs. J. Workmaneceived+the fol- lowing obituarynotice from the Linn County News., of . an . aunt, also an aunt of Messrs, Wm. and Arthur Anderson who died at.Lennens, Mo.. "Nies- .Agnes MacKenzie was.. born fa Ontario, April 18, 1842 and was a daughter of the at Gilbert and Mar- garet Anderson, of Stanley -township; Ontario, Canada,. whet' came from Scotland in 1830.' Miss Andersen was united in marriage to Donald MacKenzie of Tuckersmith towihship, in 1862 and.' came to Missouri and settled- in Linn County. Her hus- band'died at Fairbult and she return- ed to Browning, where she; raised her family of one son and three daugh- ters, giving them all a splendidedu- cation fitting them ter occupy, fine positions in life, but better than all, an example of righteous living that brought thein all to years of maturity possessed' of fine. personalities and high ideals. The children -are Gilbert. Melton, I. A., bars. Lois Guthrie, Fort Madison; D. Ar., Mrss Jennie Cady, El. Paso, Texas; Mrs. Maggie Flemming, whe,died three years ago. Mrs. 1VIellenzio's death occurred on Dec. 31st, 1928, at the home of her e daughter, Ms. Guthrie. 'rhe following Sunday her pastor conducted a memorial service at the First Presbyterian church.. A. dear friend sang "One Sweetly Solemn Thought"' and "The Home Over There." The rentains were brought to Browning ..and placed in the Jen- kins cemetery,'Ibeside the grave of her. daughter, Mrs. Flemming. The remains was accompanied to Brown- ing by Mrs. Cady, Mri-`and Mrs. - Guthrie, Mr. •G. A. MaeKenzi'o and Mr; Jae...B. Flemming. Mrs, Guthrie states that Iter mother" died under a blanket made from wool. that she helped to clip from the sheep, carded the Wool, spun it into yarn and wove it into the blanket. AU of which wtls characteristic of the traits of fragility and industry she i instilled into her daughters and son. Too' much' in praise cannot be spoken of Mrs. Agnes MacKenzie as mother, - friend and neighbor ). week from, Loudonwhore he was }mine helpingcare for I19 wife who has boon quite ill (Too late :for last week). - Mr. eek).lfi. Joni .Whiteman celebrated ninety-sixth birthday last week. and is enjoying- wonderful health' ITe still enjoys reading , his paper and 'keeps in touch with 'all of the hap penings of the times.: We ,d all hope liwork or study' . for the winter will meed to be getting it underway. editor Stratford a, The ditor of the .tr tfor�d Be eon- li :Nereid evidently has suffered some- what ' during the recent cold,snap from nipped ears, as he's callig for some invention that would cover a man's ears. What's wrong with the -old-fashioned cap with "lugs" attach - ¢.d which could be tied under the chic :and when -not needed, turned up and tied over the crown? A -number- of the friends o'f`.the late Hec y Maurice Cody,' son of the , [rev. Canon Cody of - Toronto, • who ,.as accidently drowned in the sum mer of 1927, have subscribed a fund to be used for the purpose of provid- ing scholarship's, and "fellowships for -research -work, to be .known as the Maurice Cody. Research, Fellowships- eand-Scholarships. The sum of $50,- '000 has already been subscribed and -it is expected that this will be added 'to as time goes one. This ,is a move. linthe right direction.Canada has not paid "as much attention to 're- search work as might have been done mnd the consequence ie that a number •of our brightest andtndst ambitious university graduates are 'lured away to other countries where greater facilities are pravidecl for post-grad- nate 'work. 0' 4i - '5 In'discussing '.the situation in Eng- land and especially Wales, where -many are in dire straits' owing to the falling" off of :employment' in the -caret urines, the _Orillia Packet-Tirees makes a const active-- suggestion -vhieh, . if carried' through by the 'Governments of,' gehrd'a incl Great, " Britain; would, sono of the most i,1oiktogs aehiet ements a ei made in, piny Age , Let :equotes n r ;^ n• "Today- Engl'ziic7, kiss, 4rpparent- ly, upwards of half a•ini'llion men to wheat the old :.leeid•'cannot give employment. 'Canada, an the other hand, is, . -aching for British inuiiigration, to fill 'up 'her wasteepuees with people who 'have traditions -arid' ideals that . •will accord 'with ours, fearful that if this is not done aliens will force their way in. Surely such a situation wily' requires 'big enough immaginiation to meet it. Why not spend money in peace, for _preservation and sweetening of, English lives de- teriorating for Tack of opportun- ity to earn a living, on something the same'scaie that money was spent in war to enable these same t'tniners to' destroy' the lives of "their :enemies in defence of •Brit- •Ish` freedom and ideals? Why .not take.a hundred thousand, or 'half a million of these. workless -mere train 'them in the arts of pace as they were trained for -war; equip thenn with farm mut. plements and seed, instead of with guns and ammunition; house .thein iii homes instead of 'barracks, and fill up the great, •agricultural districts in North- ern Ontario? It would cost a lot of money. Brit no more than another -year of war,' for which •t1 h Er itish and Canadien - Gov- ernment were" alike prepared: Andinstead of involving pure loss, it would transform what is -Mew a population that is both a 'burden and - a menace to the old country, into a self respect- ing, self suppot•ting asset to the 'Empire. ' Are we of the British race big enough, bold enough, brotherly • enough to do a`thing'so splendid and •so worthwhile?. In the meantime as- •sistancc can be given to needy ones, and -perhaps the most needy may be 'left --to want: `It is always the most worthy who are the last to ask for or 'accept charity, But eventhoiigh ad - 'equate assistanee were given for the °tinte being, the need will keep.reeee- ring: Some asisstanee of a pennan- rent'inature is required, X3ppe-ill. ' The Y.P.S. will hold its annual 'business meeting ,Friday, January .25th at 8 o'clock. • Me.; Cliff Watson's dance Friday. last was net a very big success: The prevelance of the flu and wet weath- er I:05it people at home. Mr. , Robt. Raymond - received a wire Saturday last telling of the re- lapse and serious illness of hit sis ter, Miss Sarah' Daymond, ;,end "left Tor Toronto Tuesday morning. We 'eXtend our sympathy to. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Brown ire the loss 'of their little child from pneumonia on Monday. IVIrs. Robt. Dayanond has been caring for her sister;', Mss. T. Butt, who was quite ill. But we are happy to .say she is feeling much improved. Mr. Jas.. Lowey: is 'tip and about gain;: The long delayed party in cnnection with the Y.P.S. of Cippen church was held last Fri - lay evening.' The two captains gave heir •reports' of the penny per year anvass,ga Bell's side reporting $28.10 in all. Ass Olga aa l l .10 and l < $ 19 9 iss Florence's side, 39.00. There as a fine crowd and a pleasant eve. was spent in. contests, games, usic and lunch, ;:Owing to the pedemic the gathering had been de - eyed three weeks but was a fine sue- ess When it did take place. 1VIu'•-; Win, Harvey has rented Mr. td: Butts house at the Borth end of rr village e and intends shortly to rove up 2or111 London'. We are al - aye happy to welcome young people f 'itir. and Mrs. Harveys stamp to ui' village'. Little Dennie. Smith, wlee has had he mumps, is now quite recovered. Mia'.. P. Higgins returned this A CORRECTION The News -Record: In your issue of January 17th, you use this reference, "Mayor Combo said the audit of the business of. of which I am a Member cost $250,00. Will you please torrent this, what I. did say was the audit of the business: of which ho was head cost $250.00. Yours truly, H. B. COMBS., l�aii°ss 11, oDONALD—HBP.M.AN,—.In the. Anglican church, Bolton, of lin: 18t1, by the, Rey. J, 11 . Colclough 01 Scarb to assisted' bybride's e T the father , Edith Ferman,' R.N. dau liter of Rev. 'Frank Herman! s and :Kt's, Herman of Bolton, and, granddaughter of Mrs,. E Hernial', of' Clinton, to Aliner•a .Harold Mc- Donald of Toronto Births �• ,;i�� MOSS—In Medicine Hat Hospital, on January- HP, to Rey. W. 11. moss and ilh_s: Moss of Burdett, Alta.,, ' formerly of Baimiller, a son,— Wilson :Harold. Deaths EASOM—In Goderieh-towiiship,' on January 21st, 'John Everett, sons of Mir. and' Mrs. David Easem, aged G years; 10 months and 20 days. STIRLING—In Torontd General Hos- pital, Toronto, on January 20th,' Howard, A. Stirling, youngest Son of Mr: John Stirling of Clinton, aged 34 years. IN MEMORIAM COLCLOUGII—in loving' memory of your . •dear daughter and sister, Phebe Ford, who fell .'asleep'. in Jesus 2 years ago to -morrow, Jan.:' 25th, in her 19th year. "Gone front us, our; 1pvecL one, OUT sweetheart and'pal of old; God needed you in Heaven When He called you to His fold. We are- lonesome yvithopt you, dear Bhebe, Aird sad is the. weary way, 'For life to us is not the same, Since you' were called away. God is good, He gives us strength To bear the heavy cross; He is the only one who knows How bitter is our loss. —Sadly missed by her parents, s ters and brothers. s - Notice Annual meeting of the Holmes. ville Cor -operative Cheese and Butter Company will be held in Mulholland's hall, Holm,esville, ' Tttesda.y, January 29th, 1929 at two o'clock. An share- holders enol patrons" are specially 're- quired to, attend, Tho-buttermilk,for the year will lie auctioned at 4 pan.'r• .98-1.` Will Give Concert The W'•esley-Willis church choir are planning for alt old-time concert to be given in the town hall on 'the' evening of Friday, Feb: 22nd: Watch for further, particulars next week. 98-1. Ilelmemado Baking Sale The Girls Club of Wesley=Willis` church, will hold a homemade baking sale on Thursday " afternoon, Feb. 1.4th, this year instead of their usual Valentine Day slipper. - v Manitoba Oats IIVianitoba Oats per bus . „ 67c Ground Screenings, per ton 330'.00 Pig Chop, per cwt. $1,50 Clinton Chopping Mill 98-2-p. RADIO SETS INSTALLED, AD,JUS- TED, REPAIRED AERIALS ERECTED LORNE E. LAWSON J.. R. No, 1 Clinton,' Ont, 'EXPERT RADIO-TRICIAN Endorsed by National Radio Institute Washington, D. C. EXPERT SERVICE AT -REASONABLE PRICE 98-1-p. CARD. OF THANKS Mr. end ,Mrs-. David Easont wish to extend.their sineere thanks to:all the neighbors and friends for theit assistance during the illness of their little son, .for the sympathy shown since his death; for flowers sent and cars loanedfor the funeral and .2 all other courtesies and kindnesses shown. CARD 012' THANKS Miss- Rose Snowden and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Snowden wish to thank their many friends for their kindness and sympathy during their recent sad bereavement; also for the lovely flor- al tributes and those who so very kindly loaned their cars. CARD OP THANKS Mrs. Thomas McCartney and niece 'Mrs. A. Fletcher, wish to. extend their sincere thanks to the neighbors and friends for their kindness and the sympathy shown., them in their ber- eavement.. House to Rent Cottage in Victoria street, Clinton, Apply to W. T. Iierman, Phone 210,' 98-tf. Pigs For Salo About 20 young pigs for sale,'teat- ly a ,month old, Apply to George Holland, Clinton, phone 607r15, Clin- ton central. ' 98-2-p. THE CLINTON-N ECORD tg NOTICE no X. W. Burgess, Photographer MTitclioll, Ont._ I wish to say' to my 'Clinton eus- Comers i lied ilitendod opening ,my Clinton Studio tgaun-this mouth; but on account of. so much sickness` all over, I -will not open the Studio until same time in February and tl you watch ; this paper for special an noui censeet and special prices it will pay you to wait for me. In case you wantphotegraphs taken int the mean time if you come to <'Illy Mitchell Studio I will: give you special prices. Thanking all`- for past business. Wishing you a Happy New Year. BURGESS PORTRAIT ;STUDIO .Clinton' and lliitchell Member of''Florist Telegraph delivery Association CUT FLOWERS, FLORAL, DESIGNS For All Occasions, Sent Anywhere. Our Greenhouse is a near as your phone. Chas. V. Cooke Two Phones -66w and 66j Logs' Wanted Highest cash price will be paid for good elm, .maple, ash and basswood logs delivered' in our yard at Bay- field and Goderich Township. Custom sawing will also be done in Clinton as usual. McEwen Bros., phone 624 r4, Clinton. 97-tf. Tenders: 2qr Flooring Tenders addressed to the under- signed will be received tip to 8 o'clock p.nt.: February 1st for flooring the auditorium of the Town Hall, Clinton. Specifications and further 'informa- tion at the Town Clerk's office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. D. L. Macpherson, Town. Clerk. .98-1. Executor's Sale Executors' Sale of Farms, ` Farm Stock, Implements, Grarn,.Furniture,: Etc. The Executors of the estate of the Late • :• JOHN HOARE . will sell by publie auction, at the homestead, lots 28 and 29, concession 2, East Wawanosh, on ' WEDNESDAY, FEBRUA1 Y 6,tit, commencing at 12 o'clock, sharp:• Horses.—One heavy draft mare; 1 Pereheron mare.. Cattle.—One red cow, just bred; 1 white cow, due May 16th; 1 white and red cow, due in March; '1 grey cow, due April 16th; 1. black colo, due March 25th; i roan cow, due time of sale; 1 pure Jersey cow, due about May 30th.; 1red and White cow, due in July. Young Cattle—Four 2 -year-old steers and heifers; 6 1 -year-old ethers and heifers; 6 calves. Sheep and Poultry. -Six sheep; 1 registered Oxford ram; a number of, liens and pullets. Machinery, Etc. One: 15-30 McCor- mick Deering tractor, nearly new; 1 threelfurrow tractor plow; 1 tandem 16 -tractor disc; 1 Massey Harris 'power sprayer; 1 Massey -Harris 6 -ft. binder; 1 Massey -Harris 5ei-ft. mower; 1 bflssoy-Harris spring tooth cultivator; 1- Massey -Harris seed drill; 1 gang plow; 2 walking plows; 1 land roller; 1. stuffier; 1 wagon with box; 1 bobsleigh; 1 long sleigh with box; 1 Massey -Harris hay rake, 10 -ft; 4 -section diamond harrows; 1 top buggy;.1 cutter; 1 light wagon; 1 pulper; 1 car rope acid pulley, slings and hay fork; 1 fanning mill 1 De Laval cream separator,•No..12; 1 No. '7 Daisy churn; 150 sap pails and spikes; 2 good iron' kettles; 1 sap pan, 7 feet long; 1 sap pan, 10 feet long; 1 galvanized sup storage tank, .5 Unr- eels; 1 set double harness; 1 set sin- gle harness; number of collars; quan- tity ,of lumber; 6 barrels; quantity of hay; 7 feet ensilage in silo; 400 bus. .oats; 600 bus. mixed grain; 8 good ladders; chains, forks, shovels,ete.; quantity of household furniture: Parcel . No. 1—Homestead, south part of lots 28 and 29, East Wawa - mesh, consisting of 150 acres, one mile north of Auburn. Twelve acres hard- wood bosh, never failing spring creek running through barnyard. Good buildings, consisting of frame -house, barn, cement silo, driving shed, straw shed and sheep pen with loft above. Apple orchard - of winter .varieties consisting of eight acres. - Partel No. 2 -Grass farm, lot 27,' concession 2, West Wawanesh, one mile north of Auburn, consisting of 100 acres. 'A l well seeded, never failing smite. running ,acros`s farm,, Bankbarn; well drained and fenced. TERMS On Real Estate.—Ten per cent. of purchase price to be paid to the -Exe- cutors at time of sale, the balance within 30 days, when possession will be givens, On :the McCormick -Deering Tractor —One-third cash at time of sale; one- third 'et October 6th, 1929; balance February 6th, 19$0, A straight dis- count of 5 per ccitt, will be allowed if purchase price is paid in full' at time of sale. On "Feign Stock, Implements and other Chattels. -$10 and under, cash; over that amount, eight months' cre- dit will be given On jurnishing..ap- proved joint notes, •A discount of 4 per cent, straight allowed for cash on credit amounts.`. All hay , and straw will go with the Farms whet will be sold in separate parcels, 2 o'clock sharp, WM 'EARL at RAITIIBY, ELW1II KILLOUGH, Executors, Auburn P. 0, T. GUMMY & SON, •. .Auctioneers. 9G-3. Make More Money " Selling our Fruit trees, Berry bush- es, hardy Flowering Shrubs, 'Hedges, Shade Trees, Roses, Ste. Every home -owner is a:prospect. . We pay .liberal commission. Cash every: week. Can place a fete mitre good. men. Write to -day. E. D. Smith & Sons, Limited, Winona, Ontario.'. 98-1. Social Evening Tuesday evenin Jan. 29th at. g, 8:30 in. 'St,' .Joseph's Parish Hall, 1 Clinton. Cards, dancing, lunch; For Sale One '8 -hp. Brantford gasoline en- gine and ono'15`-hp Olds gasoline en- gine, will- be sold cheap. Apply to A, Seeley, Clinton.,. e 98.3°• •Incubator for Sale 600 -egg: Mallen Ideal incubator, as good tis- new. . Apply R. Lawson, Clin- ton P.0. Phone 241x31, Seaforth central. 08-2-p. Stratford Royal Troubadours will ; furnish music. Admission 5,0c. 48-1" For Sale Solid 'Oak Buffet, Solid Walnut Chest of D2'awers Writing Desk. Also one mattress. Apply to R. Tea ker,'the Jackson block, Clinton. 05.5' For',' Sale ,Double barreled shot gun, 310.00; double barreled shot, gun, 35.00; sin- gle barreled shot gun, 37.00'; 5 -tube radio set, equipment all new, $815.00; 4 -tube radio ' set, ,stripped, $35.00; violin and case, ..$15.00; , saxophone and case, 35.00; ukelele -banjo, 310.00, guitar, S 1 V, .'10.00 Willard wet B bat- teries, 48' volts, $30.00, including battery. charger. II. A. Hovey, Clinton. 98-tf.i . Wood Wanted Twelve e nds of, good green maple and beech. wood, 18" long to be deliv- ered at -Summerhill school, not later than April,, 71st, 1929. Tenders will be received by ` the Secretary until February 4th'. Oliver Jervis, Sec. - Treasurer, 11.S . S 12, II. '& G. 98-2. FEATHERS. WAN fED We have a., good market for Goose and Thick feathers this month. Woarebuyers of Eggs, Live and Dressed Poultry, every day in the week:, throughout the ,year at good prices. �ClintonClinton£ll �i1t Pry House W. wa.rtha hones -O2 'fice 214jResidence 214in � F Small Farni For Sale Consisting of 27 acres,' mostly till'- able.-- Modern bungalow house . with furnace. Good barn and silo, large henhouse. Young orchard and bosh fruits: Water :in barn: Rivet' runs through farm. Situated on - Provin- cial Highway just south of Clinton. Apply on premises to Mrs, T. J Lind-. say, or to Charles Lindsay, Clinton. 96-3-P. Farms For Sale Lot 12, con. 3, Stanley Township, consisting of 100 acres. There is on the premises a good two-storey'brick cottage, a good barn with straw shed attached, and stabling underneath, im- plement house, orchard, about 5 ac- res of bush on a back corner of the farm, through which runs a never - failing spring creek, two never -failing wells, ,one near the house the other near the, stable. .The farm is in a good state of cultivation. Also lot 10, con. 4, Stanley town- ship, consisting of 100 acres onwhich there is -a very good barn, and about 15 acres of "bush. A never -failing stream runs across the back end of this farm. Good for either grain or pasture. Apply to Murray" Gibson, Bruce- -field, executor for the Estate of the. late William Collins.' 85-12. Five Hundred Dollars Do you want it? By buying this eighty acres of productive loam with location, treed drainage;, picturesque you will profit this. Farm about two miles from Clinton; buildings con- sist of good house, barn, also wind- mill. Considerable bush, Terms: W, Brydone, Clinton. Owner, 322 South Main, Romeo, Michigan. 90-7-p. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Jane Edmundson • Heard, Deceased NOTICE is hereby given tiara • all persons having claims against the estate of Jane Edmundson Heard, Iate of the Village of Bayfield, in the County of Huron, widow, deceased, who died on or about the 12th day of October, A.D. 1028, are required to deliver to George Henry Elliott the administrator of the said estate or W. Brydone, solicitor, : on or before the second day of February, A.D., 1929, a full statement of their claims together with particulars thereof, and the nature of the seeurities, if any, held by them all duly verified by affidavit. AND TAKE NOTICE that , after the said last mentioned date the said achninistrator will proceed to dis- tribute the estate of the said deceas- ed amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to such claims as he shall have received due notice and in accordance therewith. DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this 12th day of January A. D., 1929 W. BRYDONE, Clinton, Ontario, Solicitor for the said Estate. 07-3. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Emily Anna Finch, Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given th#st all persons having claims against the estate of . Emily Anna Finch, late of the town of Clinton, in the County of Iluron,:widow, deceased,' who died on or about the 26th day of November A.D. 1228, are required to deliver to Artliur Elymer Finch, the executor of the said estate or W. Brydone, solic-. ttor,.on or before, the 24th day of January A.D. 1929, a full statement of their claim together with parti- culars thereof, and the nature of the securities,' if any, held by them all duly verified by affidavit. AND TAKE NOTICE that after the said last mentioned date the .said executor will proeeetl to distribute the estate of thesaid deceased a-' mongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to such claims as ho shall liavelreceived due notice' and in aeeorclance herewith. DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this 3rd day of January A,D, 1929. W. BRYDONE, Clinton, Ontario, ` Solicitor for the said Estate: 96-3. NOTICE TO CREDI'FORS In the Estate of Sarah Frances Crich, Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims against the estate of Sarah Frances Crich, late of the town of Clinton, in the County of Huron, spinster, deceased, who Iliad on or about the 27th day of De- cember, A.1). 1928, are requested to deliver to Wellington' Crich, the ex- ecutor of the said estate or W. Bry- done, solicitor, on or before the 26th day of January A.D. 1.929, a full statement of their claims together with particulars thereof, and the nature of the securities, if any, held by them all duly verified by affidavit. NOTICE that AND 'TAKE NO at after C l the said last mentioned date. the said executor will proceed to distribute the estate of the said deceased amongst the ,'persons .entitled :thereto having regard only l to such claims as he g shall have received due notice and in accordance therewith.' DATED at Cltnten,LL Ontario, this 8th day of January, A.D. 1929. W. BriYDCNE, ,Clinton, Ontario. Solicitor for the said Estate. 96-3, TITURSI) �..a�,.rwrar+�o.s.�.r..v�e:rre.a• ea...vw�Ar..e+vwa• I" x. du „f e'llARY 24, lee VJI _MIL NSl'ITTCII TO YOTT IN SAVINGS WIIEIIE CASH VCR- CHASES CR- i'II 1 1's 'ARE ADE. ' WE LIS' BELOW A FEW OF S 6 RIi' � OUR SPECIaA••Ls• 1 T3 , •e Cod Liver`Qi ”• Poultry, 'a .60 -lgyt ne 1 -for per gal � Pure Epsom Salts, 6' lbs. for •.... ...... . 25e ` Pure Sulphur, 6 lbs. 25e per Salt Petreound 12e p Perfection Oil Stove 'Wicks, each - ,,..... .: 35c Electric Light. bulbs, 5 for t .51.00 Sweat pads,'each'..,,..:.-.:........,v.. 50c Goodrich. Rubber. Boots, reg. $4.50. at ... .-.$"3.75 Goodrich Robber Boots, reg. 35,25 at $4.25 Work Shoos, reg. at. 34:50 at :..........5. ....._.:... :....$-3.75 A few odd sizes in Men's, Ladies and Boys Rubbers, Heavy Rub- bers and Boots to clean at Cost. Milier Hardware. Co TIIILEP.HONE 53 CLINTON C. -H. VENNER, Electrician Electric Ranges, Fixtures, -Bulbs, Irons, Fans and otlhe'r - Appliances Wiring and Repairs. -- We Sell Coal That Satisfies . Don't buy your fuel till you get my prices which are lower than else- where. Best quality of coal and eoke. Order by phone. at my house. Edward Carter, Phone 271, Clinton. DON'T BUY YOUR . I,c i. AT UNTIL YOU SEE OUR STUNNING EFFECTS • All Models - scores of beautiful fab- rics - novel and exclusive and person- ally tailored to suit your figure. Stock of Overcoats Just Arrived. 318.00 TO 365.00 • E. C. RUHL McEwen's Old Stand. Opposite Post Office We still have the AGENCY for the Atwater Kent Radios Both Battery and Electric. It will pay you to try the Atwater Kent before you buy. AVI S J,�. i.o 88-12. Raw Furs Wanted Don't sell your furs till you get my prices which are higher than you can get elswltere. You are loosing money selling to other dealers. H. A. Hovey Clinton 90-tf, Clinton's ars.,, 1RdFr1,TOli moRE PLAYING 15ERE Att. WINTER HEAT E EFOLKS tM BRATEt, ACT QPTuf2NjNG Cotl:t -ro HEAT, You've: GO" To FURNISH COMF•OR AS WELL AS ENTERTAINMENt PUT THE HEAT FOLKS OK You( PO GRAM AND WATCH Youit CROWDS GROW Some theatres -never live up to their slogan of "Thirty- degrees cooler inside"— Except in the Winter time, Then it is an "absolute fact. . If we were putting on a show, We'd snake the house comfortable first. Then the people on the program. wouldn't ,have to perform to empty benches. Call they! coal for good,clean J. B. Mus(ard COAL COMPANY PHONE 74 CLINTON 1'W. J Phone 7 woossmasomasterammermaarmanomenasoMby Clothes Cleaned and Pressed Clothes cleaned, pressed and res paired. Woollen goods.: dry cleaned. Rooms toter Heard's B..rber shop, A House to Rent. W. J. Jago. , • 228341 Cockshutt Agency As I am now handling the Cock- shutt and Frost and Wood.Implein- ents and also Cockshutt cream separ- ators, and am prepared to supply all kind's of repairs for same, 1 solicit the patronage of fanners and others Orders will receive prompt attention, JOHN- V. DIEHL, Queen' street, Clinton } 81-tf, CORN Just received a car of nice dry corn,. while:it lasts, good value. Have on hand clean Ontario Oats, Fall Wheat, Bran and Shorts, also heavy screenings. Let us know your. requirements. Our prices are right. LOGS WANTED Maple, Basswood and Elm, quire about Prices, • s 'Els al J. A. ,FORD & SON Phone 123 Flour, Feed and Seed 96-4, Coal That Satisfies Wo sell the cleanest, 'safest and most economical fuel and always at tj fair price. A telephone call will receive oasa, prompt attention. You can feel asolutely sure that every shovel of coal will be of dist same uniformity of quality. HOWARD CLARK Phone 182 1 Orders Taken at Lawson's Grocery, ' Phone 111 ) We Want Your Mibi and Cream We are manufacturers of both chbese ,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 ad. ids to W. H. Lobb; Clinton, Ont., R, 3, Phone No. 605132. ' THE IIOLMESVILLE CO -OPERA.. - TIVE CHEESE AND BUTTER COMPANY, LIMITED Eggs and Poultry- Home on Tuesday and Friday fore- noon to: take in 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 A. E. Finch Viking Cream Separator Agent. Victoria St., Clinton Phone 231 27-tf. RADIO TER -IC Er " Buy a radio . for the family in doing ' ao • • you will bel giving them something which they can enjoy theyear around, We are dealers for the Kclster and Kings sets and will be pleased to give tract n a anytime. you a demons ono t y Batteries charged and stoi- '1 for the winter , , e Nedier,' Prop,