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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1929-01-31, Page 5Tilly 'Ci' 1V.TON-1�ra WS Itz o>Rn TRulksDA! , JA weitioaainvioomessisaionemoni prizes NEW hori o r1 opens out 'fie%re"'the man with money, With $1,000 Saved you, can look to the •future with confidence—start one -Of these easy sayings plans now: -- $1,000 in 4 years—costs $949.16 in' weekly payments of '$4,52. $1,000 in 3 years—costs $956.28 in weekly payments of. $6.13. $1,000 in 2 years—costs $970.32 tut weekly payments of $9.33. The Royal Ban�, • of Canada rata ' CIii toz Branch. 996 R, E. Manning, Manager 01 interest to You and Me Here's a toast to the ladies which ^we bare-facedly .stole from an ex - +•change. How do they like it? • ;.Here's to the ladies, lord bless 'em! You recall how we• used to help dress • 'em? It was: "Honey hook this," .Or: "Dearie, pin -that," '''`Please lace up my shoes, ••Or "Straighten niy hat," .A man had to be little John on the spot . :In 'the old fashioned days, whether willing or not. 'But now—what a joy and a blessing! Wo live in the days- of sane dressing, "There,is nothing to fasten -On silken clothes trim, Nothing to lace up,; And nothing to pin. .And sol here's to the• ladies, lord bless 'em! ?They're as fair as they' were when .we di•esesd 'em," 'One month of 1929 gone, and one of the longest. ay. * S: 9 * Yes, the days are a '"little longer it is still rather murky at seven ut.an, 9 * 9 9 January seems to have developed •a regular mania for thawing—and • freezing, up again. Saturday is the day the ground- hog conies out. If he has ordinary horse sease he'll go back to bed r. again. Car owners who use their ears -with 'last year's .license plates after 'February lst will get themselves into -trouble, Thurs % * 9 !r "Yap," remarks an exchange, "was the only country which filled its quota list by migration to the United. States during the lint five months of the fiscal year." But do they really need those fellows in the United States. * 9 9 Premier Squires of Newfouridland is reported as saying that Canadian newspapers are too critical, that that 'discourages the idea of union in his • country. Well, we'd advise Premier 'Squires to keep clear of the Dominion 'if ,he's afraid of a bit of criticism. Do the newspapers of his native is - 'land never criticise him? a.* 9 One would imagine that the habit of going about without any : clothing, a curious habit of the Doulchobors in the west, would cure itself in our Canadian winter climate, but it does- n't seem to have done so: How about -compelling them to walk to and from their meetings' in nature's garb with the thermometer at twenty; below. But then, the difficulty seems to be to compel these' determined Doukhobor to de anything they do not wish 'to ot:ma The Legislature met in Toronto ' yesterday. The Dominion Par lia- anent meets in Ottawa on day, - February 7th. 111111111 ,men to "sign up" than.are actually needed to fill the vacancies: If'there was a- small monetary return more might be ready to act, but assail open question., it is a well-known fact that those who act:as coenciilors in a town like Clinton give largely of their time and thought to public' affairs and receive nothing but criticism and often abuse for their pains. People might have more respect for their services if they were paying, even a email moiety of what they are worth, for those services. Starlet; Toavnshlp Mr. and Mrs. Bedour were called to Montreal on Tuesday on account of the illness of their son, Clarence, but just got there to see the end. gar - elms: -was a bright boy, just 16 years of age, and was attending college in Montreal. IIe will be sadly missed by friends. His parents have the sympathy of their many friends in their bereavement. Mr. Robt. Armstrong spent Sun- day with friends near Brucefiold- .Mr. Lloyd Scotehner was in Strat- ford on business one day recently... Colborne Township We are sorry to hear that Mr. R. M. Young, Who its ih Toronto, is not feeling well from after effects of the flu,. We hope he will soon be strong - or again. Mr.. Andrew Johnston of Carlow is not. feeling as well as usual but we hope to see him about again. Outdoor skating in rural localities has been indulged in to some extent during the last week or so, The Sunday school meeting of Smiths' Hill congegation was held on Thusday evening. The older mem- bers of the organization were present in full number. All but one of the officials were put in for 'the coming year and a nice balance was shown in most accounts. tfullett Township Miss Marion Stewart treated her girl' friends to a birthday sleigh ride party recently. Mrs, Emmerson Iiesk has been quite ill with the flu: Miss Dorothy Bryant of ,BIyth vis- ited over the week -end at the home of 'Mr, Charles Stewart. • Miss Bessie Crawford of Londes- bora is at presentkeeping house for Mr. Victor 'Roy. For Sale A. thicken house, 13x22 feet. H. W. Charlesworth. 'Phone 199, 99-2 Custom Sawing I intend to do custom sawing as usual the coming spring. John Hut- ton, Londesb'oro. 99-1, • -Insurance For ear or - fire Insurance in the Pilot, Waterloo Co„ also life or acci- dent insurance in other good compan- ies, call on J. G. Chowen, P., O. Box r•do. 155, Clinton,. or phone 52. • 99-12; Mr. W. E. Elliott, for some years on the editorial staff of the London Free Press ' and latterly connected with the Mail and Empire, has been • appointed managing editor of the ' Woodstock Sentinel -Review, Mr. Elliott wields a ready pen, is genial and affable, is a good judge of human nature end' Will mice ,an efficient ecli • tor of,na paper. in a growing city dike Woodstock. Mr•, Elliott is a Iluron boy, being a son of Mr. G. M. El- liott of Goderich. His friends in this section congratulate him on his pro- motion and wish him success; Kincardine and Blyth councils have • deckled to pay the members --of their municipal 'councils for attendance at the. council meetings. The Kincar- dine mayor will receive 5100, the councillors $40 each.' In Blyth the ITOVBY will receive $2.50 for each rnectrngc the no' h ou tllams '$2.00. t The old idea that the honour of • doing municipal work is sufficient remuneration seems to be going by the bdard'and, as has happened in Clinton almost every year recently, it :seems'rather ,difficult .to get more Anctiomt Sale Of Dairy Cows and other stock at Lot 44, IVI'aitland concession, Goder- ich township, an Thursday, February 7th, as follows: lI HORSES -2 three-year-old Perch - ron colts; yearling Percheron colt. COWS—Registered holstein cow in • calf, 4 grade, Polled Angus -cows to freshen in March; '2 Holstein cows, newly calved; 3 Holstein heifers to freshen in March and April; Durham heifer to freshen in Marsh; purebred Hereford to freshen in March; ,Dur-' harm heifer, with calf -at foot; ,2. red Durham cows, to freshen in March; 3 Holstein cows, milking since fall; Hereford cow, to freshen in April; 2 pari Jersey cows to freshen in Ap- ril; Blue cow, to freshen in. March; 3 Durham heifers, 1 year old; 4 Dur- ltani spring calves: PIGS -20 young pigs, 10 weeks old; Sow and 8 sucking pigs; about' .75 bus. seed Barley. Terms—All t z suns of 615.00 and un- der, cash; over that amount 9 months' credit will be given on furnishing bankable paper or a discount of fi per cent. per annum .allowed for cash. Willialns, ,Proprietor, G. H. Elliott, Auctioneer. 99-1, ,,l6�arl•KaifeS ROCUNIER k ORD -i- In St, 'I'?ul's n''Imean o1>preh, Citarton or{; Joni suety 30th,Mby rho Rev L C :liar xison, Jea11' ll2lal.aoae, .youngest datighter .of = Ali anil Mrs • James' :*:...0:;4141,,.,of Clinton,' o Dr,i, "Wy mer Pr9ei i i°er o1prchester ` son• of XV11r . and -;Mrs lJ.;; A Procllnteu of i,Beluzont; Ont.. Deaths= 3.O1/W N 'Ast Creagehu Mansion Cantpbelltown, Seotla ;d, on • Nov, • 22nd' 1928,1 ,; Catherine; • Brown, .;daughters of 4tu 'late' Peter, h3rown, and sister ,of Mrs ,John Macdon- ald of Edmonton, late of•the;Base Afters:eon Tea A. 15e tea and sale of homemade baking 'will be given at the home of Mrs, George Jenkins, Isaac street on T+'riday afternoon Feb. 8th,'" from 2:30 to 6 o'clock, by tlie'. Women's In- stitute members of St. 'John's ward•. I''rOnt''4Y. W. `Burgess PhPtographer'" yVo Have a good."mnarlcet'for Goose Mitchell; Ont I wash .to eat 'to''my, Clinton cus, W,o are buyers: o£ F,ggss Live and to hers I Iiad intended opening my Dressed:• -Poultry,' -,.every ;day, in the Olinton Stu ho ctgani, t11is moi l•1t but -week t eaug'heat rho ,year e goad tin fweottnt'ot so. muel•1 sickness all. :prices. bS'ei, T •will"riot operii.the•Studio until aosito time in Febr'tary •and:: if• Yon anud Duak, feather's this month. Watch this pallet trot -special In- nolincement,and Special prices it will pay you td.;prait fqr In case you want photographs" i;aicen in the,nieari .time if yea comer : to my .Mitchell Studio I will ,give you special'; prices. Thanking; all. .for past business, Wishing yeu a I-Iappy New Itear.. BURCrESS I:RO' •Clint5nPOandITll'litcheltAITSTUDI.,_ Variety Concert Given by the Lakeside Entertain- ers of Bayfield under the auspices of the Ladies Guild of St. John's Church Varna, in the Town hall, Varna, on Tuesday evening, February 12t1i at 8:15. These intertainers are well and -favorably known in, this conimun- ity and should "draw a large crowd; Come elle! Conic all! Admission: Adults, 35c, Children, 20c. 99-2. Auction Sale Of. Horses, Cattle and Sheep, at lot 15, Bayfield Line,.3 miles north east of Bayfield, on Tuesday, February 12th, at 1:30 sharp. This is a good line of stock, see particulars next week, usual terms. Brown Stewart, Proprietor, Geo. B. Elliott, Auction- eer. 90-1. Stock for Sale Some good grade ewes, also grade Jersey cow, carrying second calf, due Feb. 15th, dark grey Percheron geld- ing, rising 2; Berkshire sow about six months old; Holstein heifer, spring- ing, and ayoung Hereford bull. Ap- ply to Harold Penhale, Bayfield, or call 5 on 78, Hensel! central. 99-1. Tenders for Woejd Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to Monday, February llth, for ten cords of green maple, 12" long and all good body wood, for the Clinton Public Hospital. Mrs. W. L. Mair, Box 294, Clinton, 90-2 New Watkins' Agent As I ant agent for Waticins' pro- ducts and will'start out next week with them, kindly wait for me or write to my address any time yeti wish any of these. T, J. Walter, R. R. No. 1, Clinton. ' 99-3-p. Teacher Wanted Experienced, Protestant, for S. S. No. 9, Goderich township • Duties to. commence March lst, Salary $1000. Personal applications pre. ferred, Wm. W. Wise, sec.- treasur-er, R. It. No, 3, Clinton. • 99-2. Auction Sale Of Falun, Farm Stock, Implements and Ilouseltold Effect's at lot 22, 6th concession of Goderich township, 3-4 mile north of Porters Hill, on. Tues- day, February 5th at 1 o'olocic,.sharp, consisting of the following: HORSES—Percheron mare, 4 years old; gelding, ' 3 years old, driving horse; good driver, single or double. CATTLE—Durham cow, 6 years old, due to freshen Julie 2nd; Durham cow 4 years old, due to freshen March 10th; Holstein cow, 4 years old, due to freshen April 22nd; 2 PoIIed Angus calves, rising' 1 year. POULTF,fY— About 100 hens, 2 geese, gander, duck drake. PIGS -Brood sow, due to farrow April 22nd. IMVi1PLEMENTSC --11MIassey-Harris binder; Massey -Har- ris mower; seed drill, 12 hoe; spring tooth cultivator; corn scttfflcr; Oliver hand scuffler; Cockshutt riding plow; Fleury walking plow; set of harrows; hay rake; fanning mill; cutting box; set of light bob sleighs; flat rack; stone boat; buggy; cutter; 'cream separator; Daisy. 'churn; robe; lap rug; 2 new sugar Icettles; wheelbar- row; grind stone; hay fork; set of slings; 2 cars, 100 ft, of rope; pul- leys; cow chains; Set of breeching harness; set of plow harness; set of smglc harness; number of horse col- lars; string of bells; 2 set chime bells; 2 set horse clippers; a quantity of corn in stook; also some hay; about 250 bus, oats; 30 bus. spring wheat; 20 bus: of Barley. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS—Pandora range, burns either wood or coal; Happy Thought range with shelf; box stove; bedrooms suite; parlor, suite; 2 hanging lamps; a number of •'smalI lamps; organ; sofa; 2 sideboards; chiffonier; parlor table; typewriter;, eight,. day clock; a number of tables and chairs; cradle; 2 butter bowls; a`quantity of dishes sealers.' etc. At tete same time and place the farm will be offered for sale. This property _con'sists of 80 acres more or less of good, land', 00 acres cleared, 2 acres orchard, balance in bush and pasture, fall plowing done;. 15 acres seeded in Alfalfa. Ott'' this :farm there is It good brick House and frame barn, 'lso a never failing' spring creek. Terms on F arni--7.0 percent of pur- chase money paid down on day of sale balance' in 30 days,, Terns on Farm Stock, •Im tlentents 1Ctc, —All' sums of $10 and under, cash; over that -amount 8 menthe' credit will be given on furnishing ap- proved 1 d joint notes with 4 per cent. straight allowed for cash on credit. aniaunts . R. Y. Cox, - Proprietor; Geo. II. 'Elliott,,Auctioneer. 99-1. A CORRECTION The News -Record: In your issue of January 77th,,youl use this reference, "Mayor 'Combe i h said the audit or the h ne lieu ss of of which lie was head cost $259.00."- Will '5250 00."'Will you please correct this, what I 515 say was the audit of the business of which I am a member cost $250.00. Yours truly. II, B. COME. piemuer of Florist Telegraph delivery Association CUT FLOWERS, FLORAL • DESIGNS, For A11 Occasions, Sent Anywhere. Our Greenhouse is .a near as .your phone- , Chas. .V. Cooke Two Phones -66w and 66j FOR SALE Singer Sewing Machine, drop -head, A-1 condition.' Will be sold cheap for quick sale. • W. GLEN COOK Phone 171, Clinton 99-1. Manitoba Oats Manitoba -Oats per bus '67c Ground Screenings, per ton $30.00 Pig Chop, per cwt, $1.50 Clinton Chopping Mill 98-2-p. Lighting Plant for Sale Delco lighting plant with l6tlt large sized•batteriee two years old. Apply to John L. *Dowell, R. R. No. 2, Seaforth, Phone 23642, Sea - forth central. •For Sale Solid Cal: Buffet, Solid Walnut Chest of Drawers,. Writing Desk, Also one mattress. Apply to R. Tits - her, the Jackson block, Clinton. 93-tf. House to hent Cottage in Victoria street, Clinton. Apply to W. T. Berman, Phone 210. 98-tf. Pigs For Sale About 20 young pigs for sale, near- ly a month old. Apply to George Holland, Clinton', phone 60745, Clin- ton central.. 98-2-p, For Sale One 8 lip. Brantford gasoline en- gine and one 15 -hp Olds gasoline en- gine, will be sold cheap. Apply to A. ,Seeley, Clinton. 98-3. Incubator for Sale 600 -egg Miller Ideal incubator, as good as new. Apply 14. Lawson, Clin- ton P.O. Phone 241r31, Seaforth central, 98-2-p: For Sale Double barreled shot gun, $10.00; double barreled shot gun, $5.00; sin- gle barreled shot gun, $7.00; 5 -tube radio set, equipment all new, $85,00; 4 -tube radio set, stripped, $35.00; violin and case, 515.00; saxophone and case, $5,00; ukelele -banjo, ,$10,00, guitar, $10.00, 3 Willard wetBbat- teries, 48 volts, $30.00, including battery charger. H. A. Hovey, Clinton. 98-tf. Wood Wanted Twelve cords of good green maple and beech wood, 18" long to be delivs erect at Summerhill school not, later than April 1st, 1929. , Tenders will be received :;by the Secretary, 'until February- 4th.• • ' Oliver Jervis, See. Treasurer, U.S.S 12, II, & G. 98-2.. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Jane Ediunndson Heard, Deceased NOTICE is hereby given that ail persons having; claims against the estate, of Jane E'dnlundson Heard, late of 'the Village sof 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 V✓,' Brydone, solicitor, on or before the .second day of February; A.D., 1929, a full statement of their claims together with partictile s 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 administrator will prdcoed td dis- tribute the estate of the said deceas- ed amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to such cl tines as he shall have received due e u notice and in accordance therewith. th, • DATED at Clinton, Qntat io, this 12th: day of January, A. D., 1029 W. BR'Y'DONj Clinton, on, Ontario, Solicitor for the *aid Estate. 97-8 Clinton, PoS ultr ;Honk ✓ rOt.' W lr T evu.�ilrtlii Phones— Qftico, 214j, Residence 214w rams' For' Sale Lot 12, 00i1,. 3, ::Stanley 7Township, consisting of 100 acres. There is • on the premises a good two-storey brick cottage, a'gopd barn with straw 'shed attached, and stabling. underneath, im- plement house,orchard,,, about 5 at res of bush on: a back ,corner of the. farm,•through:' •,which runt;: a never, failing' spring .creek, two never-failingl' wells, one near the house the other near the h stable. The farm is in a good state of cultivation. Also lot 19, con. 4, Staiiley town-• ship, consisting of 100 acres on which there isa 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-tf, 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 fca• Flooring Tenders addressed to the under- signed will be received up to 8 o'clock p.1n. February lst for flooring the auditorimn, 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 CIerk. a• 98-1. Executor's Sale Executors' Sale of Farms, Farm Stock, Implements, Grain, Furniture, Et. The Executors of the estate of the late JOHN IHOARE will sell by public auction, at the homestead, lots 28 and 29, concession 2, East liraavanosh, on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6111, commencing at 12 o'clock, sharp: Horses.—One heavy draft, mare; 1 'Percheron 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 cow, due March 25th; 1 roan cow, due time of sale; 1 pure Jersey cow, duo about 30111; 1 red and white cow, due in July. Young ••Cattle.—Four 2 -year-old steers and heifers; 6 1 -year-old steers and heifers; 6 calves, Sheep and Poultry.—Six sheep; 1 registered Oxford rant; a number of 1lelis and pullets. Machinery, Etc.—One 15-30 McCor- mick Deering tractor, nearly -new; 1 thred-furrow tractor plow; 1 tandem 16 -tractor disc; 1 Massey -Harris power sprayer; 1 Massey -Harris 6-21. binder; 1 Massey -Harris 51/2 -ft. mower; 1 Massey -Harris spring tooth cultivator; 1 Massey -Harris. Seed drill; 1 gang plow; 2 Walking plows; 1 band roller; 1 scuffler; 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 and pulley, slings and hay fork; 1 fanning mill; 1 De Laval cream separator, No. 12; 1 No. 7 Daisy churn; 150 sap pails and spites; 2• good iron kettles; 1 sap pan, 7 feet long; 1 sap pan, 10 feet long; 1 galvanized sap' storage tank, 5 bar- rels; 1 set double harness; 1 set sin- gle harness; number of eolIars; quan- tity of lumber; 6 barrels; quantity of hay; 7 feet ensilage in silo; 400 bus. oats; 000 bus. mixed grain; 3 good ladders; chains, forks, shovels, otc.; quantity of hottseliold furniture. Parcel No, 1—Homestead, south part lots 28 and 29, con, 2, East Wawa - nosh, consisting of 150 acres, one mile north of Auburn. Twelve acres hard- wood bush, 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. 'Parcel No. 2 -Grass farm,: .lot 27, concession 2, West )Vawanosh, one mile north of Auburn; consisting' of 100 •acres. All .well seeded, never. failing spring running across farm, Bank barn; well drained and fenced, • TERMS On Real Estate.—Tem per cent. of purchase' price to be paid to the Exe- cutors nt time of sale, the; balance: within 80 -days, when possession will be given, • On the McCormick -Doering Tractor —One-third cash at time of sale; one- third on October. 6th, 1929; balance February Oth, 1930. A straight dis- count of 5pe• cent, will be allowed. if purchase price is paid in frill at time of .sale. On Farm. Stock, Implements and. other Chattels.—$10 and under, cash;. over that amount, eight months' cre- dit will be given on furnishing ap- proved ,joint -notes. A discount of 4 percent. straight allowed for cash on credit amounts. ASI hay and straw will go with the farms, which will be sold in separate parcels, ee 5 at 2 1 1 o'clock k spar . p iVi 1i. P.ARL IiAITHBY, .ELWSN I{ILL OUGII, 'Executors Auburn P, T. GUI NDRY Bu SON, ' Auctioneers: .4 96-3. lien! MEANS MITCH TO ,YOU IN SAPINgs wifEliE CASH PUB- CHASES ARE MADE Vi E LIST BELOW A FEV'" OF OUR SPECIAI;S Itygyieno Cod Liver Oil for Pou try, Pure Epsom Salts, fi 1bs for per gal' ::$12.550c Pure Sulphur, 6'lbs•• 252 Salt' Pette, iter ,pound 12c P' c' erfe tro nOa1 Stove Wicks, leach• 35e El'octriq Light bulbs, 5 for ' ..$1;,00 ' Bweot Pad's, 'each Goodrich Rubber Boots, reg. '51.50 at Goodrich Rubber Boots, reg, $5.25• at Wlork Shoes, reg.at $4.50: at. A foil, odd sizes in Men's, Ladies and Boys Ru bet bens and Boots, to. clear at Cost, 5 Rubbe heavy Itub` ,.$3,75`. • $4.25 $3175 IV[iiler Hardw4ra C 1� TELEPHONE 53 CLINTON C.11.. VENNER, Electrician Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans and other Appliances Wiring' and Repairs. We Sell Coat That Satisfies Don't buy your fuel till you get my prices which are lower:than else- where. Best quality . of coal and coke. Order by phone at •my house, Edward Carter, Phone 271, Clinton. Five Hundred Dollars Do you want it? By buying this eighty acres of productive loam with good drainage; picturesque location, 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. Mar. -7-p. 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. J. B. LAMS 88-tf. Raw Furs Wanted Don't sell your furs till you get my prices which are higher than you can get elswhere. You are loosing money selling to other dealers, H. A. Hovey Clinton 90-tf. Clinton's 0.01189,(4 This iS AN AWFUL PAY FOR A ARE! THINK OF THC- POOR PEOPLE' TURNED OUT INTO THE- SN ! OW » ills 15' AN tatWPOL DAY hA TO HAVE A I`IRE!-THINK OF �� POOR PEOPLE WHO FORGOT p ORDER COAL 7sr 0 s Ca.hNG'j1, .* CLAN • 5 °- Isn't it funny? People buy fire insurance -lis case of a possible fire. Well and good. But the same people will Ieave off buying cold insurance, against a dead sure winter until the first cold weather hits them. Perhaps it's because they bcnow that we'll rush the coal to them after the cold snap comes. But buying coal is like buying any other life insurance; the earlier you buy it, the cheaper it is. Call the 1o` foroodr clean coal R COAL . COMPANY PHONE 74 CLINTON Pb,one 7 • Clothes Cleaned and Pressed Clothes cleaned, pressed and re. paired. Woollen goods dry cleaned. Rooms Iver Heard's B..rber sloop, A House to Rent. W. J. Jago. ' 2283 -ti Cockshutt Agency As I am now handling the Cock- shutt and Frost and Wood Implem- ents and also Cockshutt cream separ. ators, and am prepared to supply all kinds of repairs for same, I solicit the patronage of farmers and others Orders will receive prompt attention, JOHN V. DIEHL, • Queen street, Clinton 81-tf. CORN Just received a car of nice dry cora while it lasts, good value, Have on hand clean Ontario Oats, Fall Wheat, Bran and Shorts, also heavy screenings: Let es know your requirements. Our prices are right, • LOGS WANTED 1 Maple, Basswood and Ehn. En+ quire about Prices. J. A. FORD & SON Flour, Feed and Seed 96-!1, Phone 123 Coal That Satisfies We sell the cleanest, safest and most economical` fuel and always ata . fair price. A telephone call will receive out prompt attention, You can feel asolutely sure that every shovel of coal will be of :tilt same uniformity of quality, HOWARD CLARK: Phone 182 Orders Taken at Lawson's Grocerp, 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 niar- ket price weekly. Satisfaction guar- anteed. Phone your order for finest cheesd or pasturised butter in prints or sol- ids to W. H. Lobb, Clinton, Ont.; R. R. No, 3, Phone No. 605r32. THE UOLMESVILLE 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 highegt mar- ket price. Cream purchased for Stiliman's' A. E. Finch Viking Cream Separator Agent. Victoria St., Clinton Phone 231 27-tf. RADIO MG Buy •a 9radio for .., the familtl' 10 doing ' do• you will bet giving thein somethingwhich they can enjoy the year around, We are dealers for the a Ko ster anal d Kings sets and will he pleased to gin you a de mottstrotin at o '"y an time., Batteries s changed and stens, �1 for the winter;` , W. J. Nediger, Prop0.