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ert,families, cut "off • fewer yoUng,
lives, filled :fewer' hospitals and
• graVeyards, thanthe present method
• sending.,.. the day. ••••' ".
„Brubefield
• The..paved .InghwAy at Brucefield
kiS.21()W. open foo-otraffie east and 'west,
., :but still. el5sed north and 'south.
Mr. -and MTS. Ben; 'Kaiser of -De-
: troit *felted at the -home of the let -
t .tetsoliareitts, Mr. and Mrs. H. Zapfe,
last :Siinday.
.1VEss- Annie Mustard , of London
-"is.spending her holidays at the home
of her parents, -Mr. and Mrs. Alex.
" Mustard. .
Nts.`fvfaCartney of Clinton visited
• friends in Brueefield last week,
Miss Audrey Murdock had the mis-
fortune to fall out of a swing and
• break her ankle at jowett's Grove
on Dominion Day. Thesympathy
of her many friends is extended to
her.
Last Sunday evening the services in
the 'United church was withdrawn on
• account of Rev. Mr. McDonald's fare-
well 'in, Egniondville`and also the op-
-, ening of the new WesleyWillis church
in Clinton.
, The Marion Oliver Mission Circle
held .its regular June' meeting at the
home of. Miss Dorothy Broadfoot,
the president, on Thurgclay evening.
The meeting took the forin of a
birthday partiSc. Kathleen Elliott
.read. the Devotional Leaflet and
Viola Wheeler had the chapter,
from the study book, "Black Tree.-
. stme," which was very interesting
After the meeting games and con-
tests were enjoyed. At the close
of the evening lunch was served by
'the hostess. Twenty-four girls
were present. .
Miss Laura Swiin, of Toronto ,was
•, week -end guest at her home here,
-Miss Ireno Snider • has returned.
'to London after spending the holi-
day at her hone.
• Miss Mary Stewart left- Monday-
'• evening for Toronto, where 'she 'in-
tends taking a sunnner course • in
- music.
Miss Ellen Scott is spending a
few days in London,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Manson and son,
of Dundas, were week -end guests
- with friends here.
Quite •a number from here attend-
. ed opening anniversary services in
Clinton Wesley -Willis Church on
Sunday.
Mr. and efts. 1. Addison and
attended ,,the graduation of Nurse
" Gladys Addison of Orillia.
Messrs, Stan Reid and C. Mason,
• of Wingharn, were week -end guests
at the home of M. C. Reid,
Mr. and 1VIrs. Lorne Pepper have
• returned to Niagara after spending
the week -end here.
Mir. and Mrs.' 2, B. Aikenheacl, of
• London, called 'on friends here on
Sunday.
1*. and Mrs. A. Aikenhead, of
" London, were week -end guests with
i" -friends.
Coderich Township
Miss Alice Corey of LolidIsu spent
'Sunday and Monday at the hone of
her parents, 1Vf.r and 1VIrS.4.1. Corey.
Mrs. Margaret Stirling, e, former
- resident of the 5th concession of ,Gor-
erich township, her son, W. J. Stir-
" ling, M -s. Stirling and family,. of
• ' Gairdiner, North Dalcota, motored ov-
er and are, visiting relatives in the
township.
Report a S. S. No. 8: ,
jr. 4th—Robert Stirling, Borden
Sr. 3rd—Ilarry Lowden Harold
." Johnston, Lillian Picot.
Jr. '3rd—Thelma.
, 2nd—Jean ;Johnston, Thelma John-
' -.sten, Gladys Clark: ' •
'Se. 1st—Sylvia, Loieden.
' ,Se Pr.—.Grant jean Bell,
Helen Bell. •.
—Ruth E. Evans, teacher.
•Mr.'. and Mrs. Erie Jono of Tor-
- 84to visited -1)11e' latter's sister,. Mrs.
R, S. Sloan over the holiday.
,Mro, Jas. R, Stirling had the ns
iortu 'e to lose trir.:> good cattle so
kled..,te, be from eqting nitrate of
I OVIiss and her friend
14as Edna Brush of Windsor is via?,
Ai* the fornier's iirents, 1VAC xtrid
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Goderjci sisfd he part,'1".4/N:
POer,.• 'AZeDOngall-, ter few
Mr. Erland Betties: of was
-"Yistting . his parents, . and1Vb.s.
'Waster 'Mac loanof 'Walton spent
'week's aeittion.at,' jas.
many 'friends of mies, John
'Harrison of Porter's Biliwiul be; ear -
• to' .hear that she is in very.pcior
'health „
,• Miss,"Rena Elliott' of Clinton spent
the week -end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. G. Elliott.
,• Mr. and Mrs. R. J. ,Cantelon and
Mr. Thee. Ramsey eif Stratford and
Mr. and Mrs. W. Culver of Fridian-
appps visited friends over the holi-
day. •
Miss Grace Stirling of Toronto vis-
ited her„ parents, Mr, and Mrs/Jas.
R. Stirling over the week -end.
Om Monday morning,' there Jiap-
pened an accident in front of Mr.' W.
Churchill's which TY1,41it'have proved
dis'aitrous. A! car driven by a friend.
of Mr. Murdock, Clinton, upon strik-
ing the new gravel, suddenly swerved
and turned directly around, turning
upside down in the ditch. Mr. and
Mrs. 1Vturdock, Sr., who were in the
car suffered from minor bruises and
glass cuts. Others, who were in the
car, -su,ffered si,milar injury.
'VIT. and Mrs. A. T. Middleton and
son of Lucap, also 1VIr. 0. R. Fer-
guson of London visited at the peren-
tal home over the holiday.
Mrs. W. Henderson ,and babe of
Cepper Cliff, Oa, are visiting the
lady's parents,„1VIr. and Iris's. 12. Sny.,
der. 1VIr. Henderson intends motor-
ing down for his fancily at a. later
date.
Rev. S. E, and Mrs. McKegney and
family of London spent the holiday
with Mr. and Mrs. a 3. Thompson,
en route to Southampton where they
will spend their,..Aummer vacation. ,
Mr. jack James of Walkerton was
a holiday guest of Mr. J. R. Thump -
SOD.
Varna
A most interesting and pleasing
event took place in the city hall,
Stratford, on Wednesday afternoon
of last week, when a class of -fourteen
nurses graduated from the General
hospital, among whoin was Miss Rena
Johnston, Varna, The hall was suit-
ably decorated and was crowdes to its
fullest capacity, while on the. plat -
2 dnt were arrayed in- white uniforms
the graduates, each holding a 'beau-
tiful bouquet of roses and behind
them the speakers and others.
A. splendid program was!: prepared
consisting of addresses, solos, pres-
entation of diplomas and other spec-
ial medals and gifts. A striking fea-
ture was four little tots presenting
the graduates With most..handsome
bouquets and baskets of flowers. G.
G. McPherson administered the Flor-
ence Nightingale oath. The chair-
man of the occasion Was D. M. Wright
a member of the hospital board. The
speakers were: F. W. Hays, M.P., of
St. Marys; Dr. Murray, president of
the medical staff of the hosintal; 'Dr.
Monteith ii4 Sir Alfred Marine of
Newfoundland, also 1V1r. McPherson
chairman of board of directorsupon
whose spacious and decorated lawn
the exercises would have taken place
only for the rain.
The speakers of the afternoon paid
high tribute .to the nobility' of the
nursing profession which is perhaps
the noblest calling for a woman with
her many excellent qualifications. We
heartily congratulate Miss Johnston
on her splendid achievement and
also upon her attractive appearance
and healthful physique after., three
years of arduous labour, at those
long and^ tedi-cnis tasks, which require
the utmost patience and fortitude.
really know. ' • .
Miss Johnston was the recipient of
many beautiful. bouquets and hand -
sone gifts of various kinds which
showed the high esteem and lave
eherished by. her friends. Among the
invited guests who attended the grad -
nation' were: 1VIrs. -Eleanor Clarice,
Mr. -John Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Johnston and family; Mr. and
Mrs. Geo, Clarke and sons. Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Harnwell, Mr. and Mrs.
Pace* Johnston, 'Miss Mabel MeClin-
chey, and Mr. Melvin 'Webster of
Varna; Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Johnston,
Clinton; Mrs. Emily Evan's, Sea -
forth; Mr, and 1VErs, Melvin .Clark,
Winthrop and Mr. C. H. Reid, Mime -
field.
• lioiniesville •
Mr. II'. B. Gundry, 1VI.A., of Toronte
will preach in -the Holinesville Uni-
ted church on Sunday, alai at Eben-
ezer and 'Sharon.:
There was no service in the Unit-
ed church. Sunday morning, on ac-
count of te reopehing of Wesley.
Willis 'United Church, Clinton. A
number front bore attended the open-
ing and dedication eervices.
The Holmesville Cooperative
Cheese and Butter Co. is doing a
'flourisMng;business this year. The
output of cheese, beirig almost twice
that of last year.
,
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ward, of
Elmira, Spent the week -end - at - the
home of Mr. and, Mrs, John
FOrif hi eturnec 'home
, .
„after spending Aome menthe -an the
Border Cities,
TIES OLINTON-,N07$ RECORD'
Asspesats
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Marriages
onicEt-66tTLIS—At' the 'old' Wea
• „ley parsonage, Clinton, on June
26th, .by the Rev. A. A. Holmes,
Vera, daughter o± Mi. and MrS.
Harry 'Wt. Gould, to Ernest Crich
son of Iva. and 111.4:s. Gifford Crich,
of •
PROCTOR-r:WISE-7.A the home of
the hide's parents, Clinton, on
june 29th, by the Rev. A. A.
mes, Viola, only daughter of Mr.
and li/fxs. J. It, Wise; to Joseph Clif-
ton Proctor, ecin of 1VIr. and
Lewis Proctor of II,olmesYille.
TiLLIOTT-13,,EACOM—,on. June -26th,
at St. Georgies Anglican Church,
London, by Ven. Archdeacon Sage,
I Lulu Mary Beacom to George Wea-
ley Elliott. •
VODDEN—FERRIS—At Motherwell,
_On 'June 29th, by the Rev. Neil
Leckie, Irene 'Ferris, daughter,, of
Mr. and 1Virs. Robert, Ferris, to
Albert wt. Vodden, son of Mr. and
al/firs. Zahn Vodden, / all of Hullett
,
11"REETWAN—CANTELON --- At the
home of the brilles parents, TO1'011-
to, on June 29th, by the .Rev, R.
• H. Toye, Kathleen Beatrice, only
• daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. -F.
Cantelon, to Russell' Hector Free-
man, son of Mr. arid Mrs. Henry
Freeman,, all of Torbnto.
1VIEAD—COOK—In' Windsor, at the
---,,home of the bride's' parents, on
June 24th, by the Rev. R. R. Mc-
Kay, Vera M., only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Cook, to W.
C. Mead, son, of Mr. and Mrs. W.
L. Mead, Blenheim.
i -
Births
COOPER—In Clinfor- Publie Hoeni-
tat, ,on June 20th, to Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Cooper, a daughter,
London Road
• The London Road Community Club
and friends held a very successful pic-
nic at Bayfield on Saturday. The
la -dies' club and their fainiliee of
Tuckers:I-nth also picniced with them.
The day was ideal and a large crowd
was present to enjoy, a day by the
lake. A good program of sports' 2 or
both young and •old and very appe-
tising meals helped to make the pic-
nic a real success.' Needless te say
everyone enjoyed it.
1V1's. and Mrs. Geo. Layton returned
last week from their wedding trip
and paid a short visit to friends in
this vicinity.
Miss Marjorie DICEwing,
visited at Mrs. Lebeau's for a few
days last weel,'
Mrs. 13yram Roweliffe and Miss
Wanda attended a clinic in Stratford
en Friday last.
Mr. and las. Frank Lano visited
at the latter's Immo in Clifford ever
the week -end,
Mr. ,and lVirs. Joe Becker, Detroit,
called on friends en' Sunday last.
Mrs. T. Lindsay returned from
Sombra on Saturday last, accompan-
ied by her daughter' and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rathburn. Mr,
and Mrs. Rathburn returned to their
home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Johnston atten-
ded the nurses graduation exercises
iu Stratford on Wednesday of last
week, Their neice, Miss Rena John-
ston of Varna, being in a ciao of 14
nurses that graduated from Stratford
general hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelans and Miss II-
een and Masters Joseph 'and Herbert
and Mr. Joseph Rheinhart, Kitchen-
er, visited at the home of Mrs. Nele,
atm' sister, M. and 'Wm John ()Mg -
ley, 031 Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Woods, Mlitchell, and
Mr. and 1VIrs. Douglas, Millbrook, vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson
on Sunday last.
•
Stanleg Township
Mrs. Henderson, who has spent
several weeks at the home of her son,
M. George Henderson, returned to
her -home at Paris on Sunday.
Mr. and 'Wm. Harold Innis, and
of Toronto, spent the week,
end and holiday with Mr. and Mrs.
John
1VIdss EcIna.Alexantler of Toronto is
spending a couple of weeks holidays
at the hoine of Mrs. John Innis,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Campbell spent
the week -end- with the latter's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwiird GIen and
-
left Monday f dr Toronto.
Misses Aim and Billie Stewart of
Windsor were home 'for Dominion
Day. '
Mr. Harvey 'Stewart of Kitchener
was home for the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Legg of Lyons,
and Mrs,47. Butchart, spent the week-
end visiting friends of 2nd-, and 3rd
concession. "
Mr. and Mrs. James Cameron of
Stratford are visiting at the hone of
ivcr. Neil McGregor this week.
lifr. James Bryant of London spent
a feet days at the home of elr, John
McCoiran, - • •
M-rs. Newell of FoanillAke, Sask.,
who was visiting ,her mother, Mrs.
Robinson 'ilear Kinpen called to„see
Mrs. Geo. Baird. Sr., the beginning4W,
•
Mr and Mrs. LorneJ2. Peper if
Niagara :Falls sent' the, .holidaY vie-
iting friends here. ' '
•B1s�LiRf
Parliuiled Hams 48c
' ^
Dry'
Fresh Pic Ilams. 20c
ShOrt: Shank, 7C
Siiitiked•C"4t.1611S 10c
Cott, AOlis 2$c
Lard in built lb' 17c
3 lb :pail Lard:
5 lb Pail Lard' 80c
_
Lamb, Veal, Real and Pork always
° on band
Try us for best variety of cooked
• meats
CONNELL & TYNDALL
Clinton's Leading Meat kartwt
'esbought abaodiiig to ;Doinht-
g 4
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noire, f'r :our
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betAt9ryy9iln,alwaya ':76aticpit:edegtpy,n,:e, wanted- ciqc4;11,0d.
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Phone—Offlee 2143 gesl..tience, 214
Car Owners and others
El yen a personaAuto
„ViT0'eS3; ''t 1
mobile Accident Policy: of Fifteen
Hundred Dollars and weekly indent,
pity of Twenty-five dollars, covering
for any automobile accident For the
small sum of five dollars per annum.
Protect your income by carrying an
accident and sickness policy, •
H. E. RORKE
P, 0, Box, 147, Phone, 283w
' ,
Garden Party and Coucert Sun Life Agency.
•
Grace Unite 4 Church will hold
their annual Garden Pary-and '
cert „,- A," 1
July l7th
on the Church Lawn
PORTER'S HILL
Suppef Served from 6 to 8 pail.
MENU:
Cold Meat, Salad, Pickles' • Jellies,
Pie, Cake, Tea and Coffee.
This will be followed by a concert
by the Lakeside Entertainers of Bay-
field. •
'SOFTBALL GAME,. AT 7 P.M.
Admission, 50e and 25e,
21-1.
Do Not Miss
I'll Explain Everything
a three -act comedy, to be presented
by the Dramatic Club of Trinity
Church, Galt, under the dir-
ection of Miss Jean M.
Woods)
on the evening of
Wednesday, July- 10
• at 8:15
IN TOWN HALL, BAYFIELD
- -
under auspices "of the Junior Guild
of Trinity Church, Bayfield
This play is "Screamingly funny and
excellently acted, and is well worth
seeing.
Admission, Adulte, .35c,
under 12 years, 20c.
ChilcIren
20-1,
Wanted
A. general housemaid for summer
cottage, 13ayfield, to commence work
July 15, apply Mrs. Fred Trebel',
cottage No. 12, Jowett's Grove, Bay-
field, Ont, _.21-2.
For,Salo
A nice oak sideoard for sale. See
H. W. Charlesworth. ' 21-1.
SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT AND
BAND TATOO
Remember the softball tournament
and Band Tattoo at Blyth on Wednes-
day afternoori and evening, July 10th,
Clinton, Winghain, Auburn, BelgraVe
and Blyth Softball teams will com-
pete, beginning at one o'clock, pan.
Liberal prizes for winners.
Listowel, Lueknow, 'Wingham,
Clinton and Blyth Bands will take
part in the tattoo at 8 pan. and this
will be followed by a dance on the
grounds. Do not fail to attend. Ad -
,mission, Adults 25c, Children, 15e,
—Advt.
MORRIS TOWNSHIP COUPLE
'CELEBRATE' CRYSTAL
• • WEDDING
The home of Mr. and IVIrs. Leslie
Beavers, Morris township, was a
happy one on Wednesday evening,
June 26th, it being the fifteenth an-
niversnry of their wedding. About
two hundred invited guests were pre.
sent front Waterloo, Wingliam, Exe-
ter, Blyth, Brussels •and bninediate
neighborhood.
B, W. F. Beavers, Exeter, act-
ed as -chairman for the program. At
the strains of the wedding -march Mr.
Lewis Aldworth escorted his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Beavers, to the platform,
followed by Mr. Beavers. The chair-
man congratulated the couple on this
their fifteenth wedding anniversary
'to which IVA.. Bearnes made a suitable
reply. The friends then gave them a
'shower of rice, as ,a reminder of their
wedding day, and continued good
wishes.
The following artists assisted with
the program: • Mr., and Miss Wild -
gong and Mir. ,Geddes, Exeter, with
musical nuMbers; Kis. Scott and
Mrs. Clarence I-Ian:ger each, gave a
pleasing reading; Messrs. Brown,
Fear, Kelly and Healey sang a quar-
tette; two little girl e gave a .etep
dance, and the Blyth string orchestra
consisting of Miss Shortreed, Mr. and
WattAnd KW. Kirkby, gave sev.
oral musical selections. An outdoor
platform had been erected on the
lawn, where the company enjoyed
thentserves dancing to the fine music
furnished by;„ the Blyth string or-
chestra.
A. dainty lunch wag, served by nits..
peaverpr -iosisted seVeraf lady
ftiends. The beautiful And ,usetul
gifts Presented to BT,Tf and -Mrs.
-
Beavers were splendid. evidence ofthe
esteem hi' width. this young equine
s held by their host of friends.
Car Insurance
Life Insurance
Fire Insurance
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Investmextts.
Clothes cleaned, pressed and t3.,
Also Real Estate and Sate Service .
paired., Woollen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms aver Heard's B. rber shop.
Dividends paid Monthly, 1 pet -cent
per mohth, by Long Distance Short Distance W. 3. Jago. 228343
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treatment' to kill insects that feed upon the, leaf. For potatibea,,
Currant and Gooseberry buslfes Rose bushes Annuals and. Plre,
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Ants. Put up in a convenient she,ker 'package for rdon us,e
also in 20 lb and 50 lb bags. •
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DISTRIBUTORS FOR HURON, PERTH AND eAr-lY P0'0.
TELEPHONE 63 CLINTON
mosiamaamaseimma
C. H. VENNER, Electrician, •
Electric RangeS, Ftir@s, Bulbs) Iron, FaRi on4 etl_wr
Appliances
Wiriag and Repairs. Phone I
Transportaton' eibtkes Mailed and Pressed -4.'"
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CLINTON.
P. 0. Box, 155 Phone, 62
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CLIMAX
BUG KILLER
For Sale By
W.-CITARLESWORTH
• 21-1.
For Sale
An electric Hoover late' model va-
cuum sweeper in good conclitien. Ap-
ply to Mrs, MacMurchie, King street,
Clinton, 21-3.
Teacher Wanted
Experienced teacher for S. S. No.
5, Goderich township. Apply to John
A, Cox, secretary, . . No. 2, Bayfield.
21-2-p.
For Salo
A four-wheel trailer, also a Dur-
ham cow. Apply to E. W. Morrison,
Phone 6171:13, Clintocentral.
20-2-p.
- Someone, Somewhere
Wants ,yeur Photograph and the
Burgess Studio, Clinton,- wants to
make that Photograph. Studio open
seam(' and last Tuesday of each
month. Next days open Tuesday,
Ally 9th and Tuesday, July apth. If
yon cannot wait for those days „come
to my ,,,Mitchell Studio. Burgess
Studios, Mitchell and Clinton. 20-2.
Sow and Pigs For Sale -
Good Yorkshire sow with litter of
ten pigs, 4 weeks old. Apply to
James Stirling, 6th concession Gode-
rich township, -R. R. No. 2, Bayfield.
-Phone, 600r12. 204f -1-p.
For Sale
A number of gooh cherry seats,
from St, John' S Church, Holmesville.
May be- seen. at Holmesville Cheese
and Patter factory. Apply to E. T.
Trewartha, Secretary II. C. & B. Co.,
R. R. No. 3, Clinton. 20-2.
- NOTICE, TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons -having claims against the estate
of IVIargaret Campbell, late of the
Village of Bayfield, in the County of
Huron, who died on or about theist
day of May A.D. 1929, to forward
their claims in writing accompanied
by a Statutory Declaration verifying
same,to the undersigned on or before
the 15th• day of July A.D. 1929, On
and after that -'date the Executors of
the said estate will proceed to make
distribution Of the assets of the said
estate, having regard only to such
claims as they shall then have ha&
notice. •
Dated at Goderich this 21st day of
June A.D., 1929.
Hays and Hays, Hamilton street,
Goderich, Ontario, Solicitors for the
Executors. 20-3.
,For Sale ' •
An Oliver Bean and Corn Cultiva-
tor in good- condition. „Frank Tyn-
dall- , 20-2.
RUPTURE SPECIALIST
Repture, Varicocele, Varicose Vehis
Abdominal Weakness, Spinal Deform-
ity. Consultation Free, Gall or write,
S. G. Smith, Specialist, 15 Downie St.,
Stratford, Ont. 10-1929.
Slabs For Sale
Orders left at niy residence will
receive prompt attention. E Ward,
Iluron street; -Clietoif.-Phone 155. -
-
1542.
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• Cottage Far Sale -
6 teems: -with frost -proof "cement
cellar, good summer kiteheni electric
lights, soft water -cistern, geed garL
den *ith fttifl, ete,,, to lots on'
Rattenbury...steee0,Weit. Mra. Thos.
Goods in Transportation Insured We Want Your
Milk and Cream
' Furniture Carefully Handled
Efficient Operator. Charges Reason-
able. Satisfaction guaranteed. S.
R. 1WeMath, 601r34, Oliver Pocock,
Operator, 610r42,
Frame barn,1°73rS0xa510e, mowing ma-
1 chineo light wagon, horsy rake and
buggy, also a quantity of choice seed
Ptietoei, Apply to John D. Woods,
Louise greet, PayfieLd. 13-4.
For Sala *""!"
On Victoria street a 101-notblied
frame house in perfect conditiotl,
pantry, wilehroom, bath, new Me -
Clary furnace, cellar under whole of
house, large garden, 'garage, in
beautiful location. Apply th Mrs.
A. S. Inkley. Clinton. 07-2-p4f.
For Salo
White brick house on Princess St.,
east, with eight rooms. Town and
soft water, electric lights, one-half
acre of land with barn, large and
small fruit. Possession at once.
Apply to Mr. Levi Stong, Clinton,
Ont., or Mrs, James Steep, 8 Elm-
wood Avenue, London, Ontario.
- 074f.
House For Sale
A comfortable seven room cottage
with town water and electric lights,
1,4 acre of land with small fruit and
good stable with chicken house. Ap-
ply to Alex. Siemer'," Fulton street,
Clinton. 0542.
"Niagara"
Super -Soluble Land Lime, also,
high grade fertilizers always in
stock. Prompt delivery service when
required. H. R. Baer, Phone Carlow,
2821, R. R. No, 5, Ooderich, Ont.
15-42.
Clinton's
AMERICAN tilSTORY
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Dae Dectslve_sat,_
thew -or tor twee,
NOW -Winter it")
Remember that hotly contested bat-
tle in the war against the combined
forcee of winter, ---fought and won by
..am Heat Folks?
History, as usual, repeats
This ariny of frost and sleet and
snow will hurl- itself against your
household this winter.
Better engage the Heat Folks, who
have never lost one of there battleS,
to win this one for you.
If you believe in preparednessilet
us fortify your. house today.
Call the twifeeft
• for good, clean coal
COAL COMPANY
Nv.i,it,e, ou,ton. , 09-tf. l'HONE 74 CLINTON
We are manufacturers of both
cheese and butter. We want your
milk or creani. We pay highest mar,
ket price weekly. Satisfaction guar.
anteed
Phone YBili 5s1dr for finest elle*
or pasturised butter in prints or sol.
ids to W. 0. Lobb, Clinton, Ont., R,
R, No, 3, Phone No. 60502,
THE RoLmtaviLtt e0-OPEfiki
TIVE CHEESE AND I3UTTER
COMPANY. LIMITED
BABY CHICKS
English Barron S. C. 'W. Leghorn/I
Barred Plymouth Rocke
Hatches Every Week
Custom Hatching 4'•1
ELIVISLEA CHICK FARM
E. L. MITTELL
Proprietor, Clinton Phone, 213
. , . .
SPECIAL CASH PRICES
ON LEHIGH VALLEY COAL
in all sizes
One Of The Best Qualities Coke
Supply kept in Sheds at Residence
A. D. McCartney
Queen Street
A few dry slabs for Sale
Telephone 256
Cockshutt Agency
Wishing Repairs or Parts for
Cockshutt or Frost and Woods Ma-
chines of any kind should call at my
Residence,
I also handle Cockshutt Cream
Separators.
JOHN V. DIEHL,
Queen Street, Clinton.
81-tf,
SEEDS
Complete stock Clovers and Grass
Seeds on hand. March Prices al-
ways best Prices -
Our Alfalfa is Peel County Seed
No.,1 Government standard . This
type of seed is practically impossible
•to buy this year. Haire only a small
stock. Good value while it lasts.
J. A. FOR.D 8' SON
Phone 123 Flour, Feed and Seed
McCormick -Deering Agency
Having taken over the above ag-
ency for this district I will keep on
hand a full stock of repairs'and parts
of all McCormick -Deering machines
and will appreeiate a share of the
patronage of the farmers surounding
Clinton.
Gall at my shop, next' door to
Joneeblacksmith shop, King street.
W. J. STIEWART
Clinton, Ont., Phone 281w 04-tf.
Eggs and Poultry
Home on - Tuesday and Friday fore-
noon to take in Poultry.
Eggs handled at •residence every!
day—graded-by an' experienced grade
ere,tfopit•iiveehfcla,we pay the. highest Marl
k
Cream purehE.toOil for '
A E Pinch
Viking Cream Separator Agent,
Victoria St Clniton Phone 23f
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