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The Wailing Wall dispute,rin',Jere
.isalem •has resulted in more causes
=for wailing, •
The water in Lake ° Ontard.o' ' was
so cold yesterday `that • the ;men's,
-swimming race was•;ca114:01f'
,,Socialist or not, Phillip Snowdon
has shown that he possesses in him -
itself a good bit of the British Bulldog-
• *,s'4.a >i.1•
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:Bdige-.McLean -Of the Huron' Ex=
positor.;is an 'optimist. He is hoping
-that perhaps girls will again take up•
-the study of the art of ceel{:ing
M * M *
The Toronto Exhibition is, on;
the Western Fair conies •n'ext, then
'the School Fairs, the municipal
`Fairs, then cold weather and after
'that, Christmas.
M * *
• The Communists 'did not show up,
at Queen's Park,' Toronto, - at all
on Tuesday ,evening. They probably
concluded' that defying :authority
a British Dominion doesn't pay.
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Canada has a bumper.prop of` ap-
pies 'this' year. Whether or not this
means a bad year for doctors, it.
ought at• least to mean sounder
health for citizens in general. Ap-
ples are Wholesome food,,poked. or
raw, and should be very often upon
the menu in Canadian homes.
• *
A searching investigation should
certainly be made in regard to the
death of a young girl who died
in a , Toronto Hospital after
being given ether in anticipation of
a minor operation. This is the sixth
child who has died in Toronto hospi-
tals within the• past ° few weeks
while under an anaesthetic,
* * *
Have you seen any of the new
American paper money? The bills
are much smaller: than the old bank-
notes or than Canadian currency,
and should be much handier to carry.
Although probably few of us find
much inconvenience in carrying as
many of the larger' bills as come
into our possession. The' new Amer -
lean notes are more the size'of the
English banknotes. A visitor front
the South told The News -Record
the •other day, that the Government
of the' United States will make mil -
"lions of dollars when recalling. the
old notes, as `many have been •des-
'troyed, lost or have disappeared in
seine Mennen and will never be re -
'deemed. The Goverment will be
'that much richer, besides the money
saved by issuing the smaller bilis.
• * * * . - . ,
Some people seem to think it is a
'reflection upon ilGanadian girlhood
trr;
e.that only 'thin of the. -many women
who went into=,the swimmingmare,:::
thon • in Toronto on Monday_:, was
Canadian., : It•'doesn't strike •us• that:
tray at all. Canadian' girls as: ; a,
rule take plenty of. exercise. Toe.
strenuous exercise,:is noteconduettve,
to good health and'• those,nnimrning:
contests, which' are.nothing more'nbr:.
lessithan'endinance tests,. cannot be.
good for. anybody,, especially women.
Swimming is; no doubt,' a healthy,
exercise ' and 'we • should like to see'
every Canadian 'hey : and girl learn'
that useful .•art,'but'endurance tests
bi.the Water are,„in`a'different class'
-altogether'.: 04Mo:ian- girls do well
to avoid them.
VARN'A
Rev' AZT. Penrose, •Mrs. Penrose,
and llllss.. Eva and Walter Penrose'
returned' home Saturday after spend-
ing their, vacation at West Lorne.
They were 'aecomkianred_ heti e”: by
Miss Marjorie Roberson , • ' •
Mrs. 'W. A. McAllister and Miss
Hazel Steep spent, a few, days; last
week with relatives in Detrpit.
Mr. and Mi'. Harry 'Reid returned
to Toronto after spending two weeks'
vacation with Mr. and',MESE J. W;.
Reid of the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Freed Reid of Varna
and Miss Sadie Elliott of Clinton
motored to London last Friday. '
Miss Vera Steep spent a week' with
friends neer Goderich,
, Mrs. Tooley and little daughter
have returned home to London after.
spending three weeks with Mr. and
Mgrs, W. Hunkings.
Mr. George Pilgrim •of Palmerston,
is spending hisholidays at, home in
the village,
HENSALL: Mrs. William. Jones
had the misfortune while walking in
the garden to trip on aboard and in
failing she broke 'a bone in her ankle,
LOWi TOURIST FARES HELP
YOU SEE CANADA
Of course you'd like to visit the
Coast and on the way see all the
'places ' you've dreamed of -busy
growing ;.cities 'like Winnipeg, Bran-
don, Regina, • Saskatoon, . Calgary,
Edmonton, Vancouver and Victoria.
the spreading prairies,. Jasper Nat-
ional Park in all.its mountain splen;
dour, the sombre' Skeena River, the
fanious Sheltered Scenic Seas, per=
haps even Alaska,• the alluring land
''of the' llfddnight Sun:
Loiv Tourist Fares help you see
the utmost at least possible expense.
Ask your nearest Canadian National
Agent, he will give you rates and
help youin m.akiug your trip absol-
utely worth while. 29-1,
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AUSPICES F
0 LINO .
N l E 'COMPANY
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25c-1;pli��'e,�ft1'r�'Cinertd D`a'nce
W,OOD=•GRAY At rho home of. the
bridoie Ilhr'ente; gots' liugeeb 23th
by cite Reus: S; J •Mttrets,,,eousm
of the. bride, , assisted l y `•tire, Rev
J W: Joh>lson Londesboro, Hattie
e youngest -+lpughter,,.c Mr : and
Mrs: William••:Gray to Edwin'Brood
only son of 1fi and, , Mrs rrjnlc
Woody all el Ifttllett bownship, 1
COLEMAN TAYLOR In Strut,,
ford, on Arigist 23th, "by • the jt'ev
lv[i'• •Byles,'Fetn daughter of Mr
ad•, 8Virs W: '3 Taylor; to Anson
Colen an, , Asan: of 'Niro and'Ma'ti,
George Coleman, alt' Of Stanley: '
DEATFIS.'
COOPEI1—Suddenly, at. Monrovia,
;calif,, .,dn Aug., 86th : I argeret
I•Ianne;„ wife. of . Samuel S. -deeper"
of• Clinton,
JOHNSTON-41..144114 tawnsh'ip;
• orAilg., 296h, ;Charles 1T Jahnsten,•
aged;, 53 .• years and ; • 4. months.
The' funeral :Will take. place •from•
his residence,• ',10th concession :.of •
• Hullett, • on.:::Saturday afternoon,
Aug, 81st, service tp :commence - at,
2:00'> o'clock; Interment m Olin
ton cemetery...:
MARKS eln Stanley, ..todaaship, on
August.26th,.�L,tillian M„ daughlier
.:o'I3'. and Mfrs,. Charles 1Vfarks,1
' aged, l8 years,.and 6 months.
•STOTHERS Tn'' Hamilton, •'on Aug.
25th',' Martha '1Vlallough, •wife ;of
•Joseph '.rStotheis of» Blyth
IN ,,'MEMORIAIVL
,i GRF,'A(LTS In' • , proud ' and •laving
memory of Pte: Cliffgxd C,reaYis,
aJho :gave hiss. life for the Empire
iii France August 27,th, 1918,,
As we' loved him so we;finis him
�u' our ,inemoiy;lie is near ,
;T.odedt reniembeie , 'thought of al-
ways,
Bringing many a silent tear."
• W.ELL-KNOWN• CIIIJRCHMAN;''
CELEBRATES GOLDEN • • •°
• WEDDING'.`'•
'''',,*Toronto," Aug. 26. Tien Dr,' S, D.
Chown;'' formerly General Superip-
tedderie of't'he' Methodist 'church; . afid
JV/re. 'Chown celebrated the 50th an-'
niversary of` their weddi i •Here to -
:day: 'Dr CHoivn' hags heen a leader
in 'the 'Protestant 'religions `life ` of
Canada for More than Half a. century
first in the Methodist _Church add
later in the United Church.
•
LONDESBORO
The regular menthly'meeting of
the W. I. will be held in'the commun-
'ity hall. on Thursday, September- 5th,
at 2 o'clock. It being grandmother's
' day, it goes without saying there
will be a good time. The program
will be interesting and enjoyable
just as good as in former years if
not' better; the lunch also will be
served liy the, grandmothers. A most
cordial invitation is extended to all
the grandmothers of the community
to be present.
Mrs. Alf. Peters and Miss Ann and
Miss Ella Gies of Oleo, Mich., spent
the week -end at the home of the for-
mer's aunt, Mis. E. Bell.
,. Miss Beatrice Little of London is
holidaying at her home here.
Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Govier of
Pt. Colbourne, aro visiting relatives
in this vicinity.
Mrs. D. McCallum, Miss Elsie
Manning and Mrs. W. Lyon enter-
tained at a delightful shower for
Miss Hattie. Gray, bride -elect, last
week.
Mrs. Geo. McCall spent the week-
end
eekend with her sister near Blyth.
Mr. Alex. Wells spent Sunday •in
Sarnia. .
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CONSTANCE
MT. 'and Mrs. Geo, Hall and:daugh-
ter, Winnifred, of Flint; 1Vliehigan,
spent Friday as the guests of the
lady's aunt, Mrs. Thos. Pollard.
Miss Lillian McEwan returned to
Toronto on Sunday after spending
a few weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
:Wm. Carnochan: Mr. Win. Carnoch-
an. returned to Toronto with her for
a few days holidays at the Exhibi
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ,Logan and
Kathleen spent Monday at the home
"of. Mr. and. Mrs. Thos. Pollard.;
Mr. Milton Moore of Toronto is
spending a few weeks at the home
of his brother, Mr, Wm. Moore,
Miss Those and Master' James Att-
wood returned to Blenheim on Sunday
after spending. • a week with their
aunt, Mgrs, R; •Grinioldby,
•IZIPPEN •
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Mrs. Jones: and daughter of Tor,
onto are visiting the forrner's 'broth-
ers, Messrs: Wm. and Robt. Cooper,
M;rs, Aeries was a former Kippen
girl being-, Miss Etta Cooper before
her ina3riage.• •
, Mss. John Anderson of our village
has gone to' spend a few holidays
with her nephews, Mjessrs. 'Potter
Bros. of Holinesville,
• .,Mr. and Mis. Arthur Anderson
,spent .the "week -end with Mrs,' An-
derson's sister, Mr's. Mason of Bel-
'gravd.
Misses Reth and Bisili he Watson
',.
have :been' holidaying day_ing , with their
grandmother, ."Mrs. Annie Watson of
Seaforth.
Mr. -Lloyd Workman, who was
home for a few weeks' holidays, has
returned to • Oshawa.
Mr.
Harvey McClymont has taken
a. position with Mi, W. M. Doig for
the fall:
Mr. Jas. 1VIcCly,nront is 'holidaying
in Toronto. •
: We would again remind our read-,
ars arid all lovers of flowers tot keep
in mind the -flower show to be held'
iii Kinnon United Church' on Thurs
day Aeaust 29tH:
• Mr. Harold Campbell whn has 1
• been esunplying : at the :N R stir
tion in Ma Field's Fl ds absence,i
veil
g
learns
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,
z its h%ime nn 1*
ridav
Qdzte ^�a ntunb,er , of,' ,our flwver
iovai sta k In ti's 3letyet• exhibit hen,
n 5 turday, last ir
awinro '''4as lo,'is•e yri coji�aidelt}g. the
dry 'tC�eaPlie}l.
A'nderto'
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;PIANO, :SINGING, OR(4A1V, ,
TBiAOR, ,
55'; suocessful entlies! for Tgi nfe
CoPeervatoi'y . Ettemiiratiens ,first
year, over 66..a,.. cent: soorie.g hon
ors 'and, first Char hen* •
Tuitions .resumed Tuesday, • Sept 3,
A few:vacaanetes Kgs pupils::
Studio. Ontario $ti;eet,, Phone• 64r:
29,3
1 tembel of •,Floxtoh Teidgraph'd il
oeiatrgn
EU2 FLfjVI RS,,
i`IOIt.z1i11, AEflTGN',5''
For A11 Occas1ons Sent Anywhei e'
Greenhouse" a as n. ax as your lshoxtey'
OCI
'rwa Pbotpes;,=66,w and 661
leea
l�;scour" , On
ar On,A11
RC%LASES
s 11 Be• Our,, Policy Corr
icing UST' iSt A .Bond
`is` given with every cashpurchase<
of 25c or
over .Ask for them '; they
� e111 the. ;
are
..
. Redeemable in goods
Y � � at
:an, tinge and in`an • 'amount.
Y Y
L+''resh .Pic., Hams -lb •ZOc
.houlder .Rst. Pork 1;
$ 4b.- 22c,
Rib Rst. Poik,
'Roast 13:am, Tb : ,< 27c
.:Whole Fresh Hams, lb_, 25c
Home-made Pork Sous. 24e
Everything in J'iekied, Salt
.and Smoked• Cuts,- also
• ' Choice Beef Cuts;,
Ch. ,Round 'Steak, ib ::28c
Ch. Rib Roast, 1b 22c
Ch. Rib Bolls, •lp ' •' 18c
Boneless Corned.;or pick-
led
ick led Beef, ' lb. • , ' 22e
Ghoide Pork Sausage
:Choice line of ..cooked meats
.Lard' •Irl " any, ql antitr • at
best Prices - 'i
B Cori- 1Vlachi : sliced or.
:Pie- -piece , _ '
Kindly -:order. ;deur Satiir-.
day'. order... on Friday if pos-
sible fdr early delivery:
CONNELL & TYN•DALL
Clinton's :Leading' Meet .Markets
FIREMAN'S CONCERT 'AND
DANCE - •
The Gordon Eckardt Company of
Bell Ringers is billed to play in the
T.own,. Hall, on . Wednesday evening
next under the auspices of the Clin-
ton Fire Company.
The Eckardts have ah all new Co.
this season having engaged the Car-
man Gay Gypsy Band, a girl's or-
ganization from the Pacific Coast.
• Tickets may be secured from the
committee which will .admit to both
concert and dance for the one price.
—Advt.
•
GODERICH GAOL STRUCK BY
LIGHTENING EARLY FRIDAY
• MORNING LAST
Damage amounting' to $1,000 was
caused when the tower of the gaol at
Goderich was strecki` by lightning
during the severe electrical storm at
an early hour last Friday morning.
The crash, which occurred at about
1:05 a.m., set the tower ablaze and
firemen fought with considerable dif-
ficulty to keep the flames confined
there.
There were seven prisoners in the
cells when the fire broke out and
they were led 'outside•into the court-
yard until the blaze was definitely
brought under control. Tho prison-
ers, all of whom were in for minor
offences, were guarded by Provin-
cial Officer Whitesides and Con-
stable Thomas Gundry.
Most of the damage by flames was
done to the tower, although there
was also considerable damage done
by water to the interior of the
building. The cells where the pris-
oners were confined, were in another
wing of the building and were un-
harmed.
BLYTII: Frank Metcalf, for
eighteen years Dominion fruit in-
spector in Saskatoon, has resigned
his post on account of 'ill health and
is returning to his old home at
Blyth, On his retirement, Mr. Met-
calf was presented with a purse of
gold and an address' by .fruit dealers
of Saskatoon.
VARIETY IN THE KAWARTHA
DISTRICT
Whether you seek companionable
people in 'comfortable hotels or a
secluded cottage in the backwoods,
you will find both amongst' the Ka-
wartha Lakes. From well-appointed
resorts there offers tennis, dancing,
lawn -bowling, bathing Wand the jolli-
est sort of a• crowd to the fishing
waters of the hinterland; there are
surroundingsto suit everytaste.
No matter what • your choice may
be, fish, and plenty of 'thein, are not
far away.
The 'nearest Canadian National
Railway Agent can give you com-
plete information and literature on
this easily .accessible playground.
29-1.
Far. Sale
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lVfasse -Harris been harbester 'and'
scuffler corribined. ''Pearly new
• Will sell cheap. Frank Keegan,
Bayfield. • 29-1.
Auction Sale ;of Household Effects
,Mr, Josiah Rands has instructed
the undersigned to sell by, public auc-
tion at hie residence, Cooper street,
Clinton, on Saturday, September .7th
at 2 gm., sharpf the following: •
3 bedroom suits, i, .mattresses,
springs, ' and feather ticks; cool:
stover,.3'urner coal oitratove; couch,
,Iloherty organ;. dining -room -chairs;
table, kitchen table,, kitchen enpboiird,.
toilet sets; wash till wringer boiler)
carnets, noleumsmats, cm fain
s
Picruxes typewriter,,, [-„,glassware,
asswar
e>
knives, forks,,apoone, sealers
dishes,
pets, ;paus.,and numerous -other-02-
ziclEs..: Ever thin •., to .lie ss ld as '
y a no•
ptrefer iiy, giving uppliousekeepina,
Trgiali' Rands, Propitiator, Geo. Ll:
Elliott, Auctioneer. 29-2.
slid Egg.
nd ouitr.y I Luse
Eggs bought according. to ''Denm
ion• CoveiMneni; •Egg Regulations.
lnquare-: dr • ourp =':ritsr e : f
o eggs.'
You will., elw'ays'find our prices par
allel with the city •markets '
Fat hens' and•.welI finished chicks.
always .wonted—Prices gpod.'
'r divays phone our; effrce for prices:;
before 'Marketing lrroduce
N. W. TrewarAha
Phones --Office; 214j Residence, 214w
CARD OF THANKS
, Mrs, Heard and family,:., Bayfield,,
wish to extend ,thanks for.flowers
sent and for kindness :and • sympathy.
extended in their recent rrbereavenient
and, gorrow.,. • i
Wanted .l; •
;Ambitious, men and women to op
eti cleaning,., .dyeing ...and ,pressing
:shops—through, Canada :,We. teaeh
you. Particulare ;.free. ,','Business
Wisdom, Federal vIianrilton,
Canada
Having purchased an electric floor
Sander, I am prepared • to surface
•both',new and old floors at-moder+.
ate 'charges, Harry Hart, Box 249,
'Seaforth, Ont. • '29-2,
Roomers. Wanted '
Accomodation for several room-
ers, either boys er girls, students
or others. Apply to Mrs. L. Him:-
king,
unking, Albert street, Clinton. 29-1-p.
Christmas Photographs '
We are finishing orderenow for
Christmas Presents. •%bo not leave
it off until the last and be disap
pointed. Clinton Studio open second
Tuesday and last Tuesday of each
month. Open again Tuesday, Sept.
10th and Tuesday, Sept.' 24th. Come
now while the' weather is good;.
Burgess Studio, Clinton. 29-2:
Tea and Baking Sale
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Pres-
byterian church will hold an after-
noon tea and sale of homemade
baking oh• the church `]awn on the
afternoon of Friday, September 6th,
from 3 to 6 o'clock. The ladies are
asked to return mite boxes on that
date. 29 2,
Farms For Salo
Lots 27• and 29, 9th concession of
•Goderich township, consibting a'f
150 acres of good clay loani, 1i1,
miles west of Holmesville. Good
buildings, never -failing wells. Ap-
ply to Lewis Proctor, R. R. No. 3,
Clinton. Phone',611r2, Clinton cen-
tral. 29-tf.
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- Auction Sale
Of House apd lot on Rattenbury
street, west, Clinton • on Saturday,
September `7th, at 1:30 sharp,
Tho undersigned has' r',eeeived in-
structions 'from Mr. J. T. 'Turner,
administrator of the estate. of the
late K. Webster, to sell' by public
auetion on the'prentises,''one story
frame house with cellar, towp wat-
er and good garden lot. Terms: Zp
per cent ,qf purchase money to be
paid down on day of. sale, balance
to be paid in 15,days. J. T. Turner,
Administrator!, G., H. Elliott, Auc-
tioneer. 29-2.
For Sale
20 pigs, 6 weeks old, also 13 pigs,
15 weeks old. Phone 15-247, Sea -
forth central. Archie Theodore Dale,
lot 9, con. 2, Hullett. 28-2.
To Rent
A modern dwelling of eight rooms;
also garage on Gibbings St., Clinton,
Immediate possession, Apply to .A,
J. McMurray, box 193, Ilarriston,
Ont, 28 tf:
Pullets
Bred -to -lay Barred Rock -pullets,
hatched in March. D. M. Lindsay,
R. R. No. 3, Clinton, fledge -Row
Chick Farm. • 36-tf.•
House' For Sale
7 -room house, Orange stilet, CH9
tpn, Town water, electrtd,'ligiita.
Also two vacant lots, Apply to
Brown Stewart, R. R No 2, Bay=,,
field. Phone 606r5, 'Clinton bentral:
:f23 tf...
House For Sale .
Five -roomed house at south end, of
North street, Clinton, Half' acre of
land and number of fruit trees. Es-
tate of Into Agnes Wilson.: Apply to
R. Cree, 2z3 tf
House For' Sale' •
Good"red Brick house;'High street,
Clinton, excellent ;location, •8 'rooms;
also' bath and sun room •'Hard and
soft water, hot water heating;'polish';
ed oak floors in lower flat; nice gar -
Alen, and lawn. Apply immediately
on premises to Mrs. T. Jackson.
28-tf.'
House For Sale
A comfortable, seven room cottage
with town water and 'electric' lights,
1/4 acre of land, with small fruit tend
good stable with chicken house. Ap
ply to Alex. Slomah Fulton' street;
Clinton. • 05 tf.
4'.
� n Vietori -street a .10
0 a t roomed
+c_
f •am ou perfect e hse, i n pert t condition,
pantry, washroom, bath .new Me-:
Clary furnace, cellar,: under- whole, of
house, • large garden, . •garage,'rn
beautiful location • -, ippiy , - to Mrs,
A. S. Inkley,: Clinton.' 07-2-p-tf.
filler 1: Harthva
DISTRIBUTORS F,O.R HURON, PERTH AND GREY CO'S1.•
TELEPHONE 58 s. ••_ • ...CLINTON
C. H.
rte.. i
Electrician
Electric -Ranges; Fixtures;' -'Bulbs, irons, Fan% and other'
Appliances
Wiring and; Repairs. t Phone' Z
Transportation
Service
Long Distance •— Short Distance;
Goods in Transportation insured
Furniture Carefully Handled
Efficient Operator. Charges Reason-
able. Satisfaction . guaranteed . ,. S.
R. McMath, 6011-34:
Stray Beast
A cattle beast, came to premises of
the undersigned. Owner may have
same by proving • property and pay-
ing expenses.” S. R. MacMath, R. R.
No. 2, phone 601r34, Clinton central.
28-3.
o Reenters' Wanted
Accornodation for roomers, stu-
dents or others. Apply to Mrs..Mc-
Ilveen, next door to Mellveen's bal-
ei y, Albert street. - 28-2.
Lambs and Yearlings For Sale
20 well-bred Leicester Iambs and
1 yearling ram for sale. Apply. to
T. H. Cole, R. R. No. 3, Phone 605-
11, Clinton central. 23-tf.
RUPTURE SPECIALIST
Rupture, Varicocele, Varicose Veins
Abdominal Weakness, Spinal Deform-
ity. Consultation Free, Cull or write,
J. G. Smith, Specialist, 15 Downie St.,
Stratford, Ont. 10-1929.
"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. 8, Goderich, Ont,
' 15-32.
Slabs For Sale
Orders left et my residence will
receive prompt attention. 'l,'`, Ward,
Huron•street, Clinton. Phone 155.
15-tf.
Clothes Cleaned and 1'resped.
Clothes cleaned, pressed .and rs•
paired. Woollen goods dry cleaned
Rooms veer Heard's B roes shop
W. J. Jago. • 2283 -ti
Clinton's.
WE DON
PRETEND r
TO BEANGELL
WE'VE
poi.. ON
WINGS; JUST
TO:SHow YOu
HOW Mims" w
FAN FILL, YOUR
ORDEli:FOR COAL/
1:::
One of'the first lessons we learned
in the coal b"tieiness was -that when
Tie'ople order. 'coal, they 'usually want
We=shave, nosier forgotten- this les-
l}"or,a sample of our quick service
cd 74n a
a a d ask for
l two tons- of D�.L.A
W. Coal and .one ton of ear sown pri-
vate brand of speed.
Call the abservegyo
for good, cldan'coal
usiai
.L, CO
C0�
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PHONE 74 CLINTON
We Want Y®ur.-;
Milk and Creanti
We are ,manufacturers of t etit
_cheese and butter. We want your
milk or cream. We pay highest niar-
'ket price weekly. Satisfaction guar-
anteed.
, . Phone your, order for finest cheesq
or pasturised butter in prints or hol-
ids to W. H. Lobb, Clinton, Ont., R.
R. No. 3, Phone No. 605r32. r
THE HOLMESVILLE CO -OPERA*
TIVE' CHEESE AND BUTTER
COMPANY. LIMITED •
NQ, LOSS OF SLEEP IF YOU BUY
Standard Royalties
Your monthly check never fails.
Pure Canadian Management,
IMPERIAL TRUST CO. OF ,
CANADA, TRUSTEES
12 per cent. Dividend Sure
Dividends Paid Monthly.
J. G. CHOWEN
CLINTON..
P. 0. Box, 155 Phone, 52
04-tf.
Coal and C ice
IF YOU: ARE IN NEED OF
HARD COAL, (LEHIGH VALLEY)
SOFT COAL, COKE, SLABS
CALL 256;_..
A. D. McCartney
Queen Street 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-tt,
SEEDS
Complete stook Clovers and Grass
Seeds o,n hand.' " •
-Our -Alfalfa is: Peel County Seed
No. 1 Government standard This
type of seed is practically impossible
to•biiy this year. Have only a small
stock. Good value while it lasts.
J.A. FORD & $ON
Phone 123 Flour, Feed 'und Seed
• McCormick -Deering Agency
Having taken over the aove ag-
ency for this district T will ;keep on
hand a• full: stock of repairs end parts
of all McCormick -Deering machines:
and, will appreciate a share of the
patronage of the farmers'surounding,
Clinton. -
Call at my shop, next door tq
Jones' blacksmith shop,King g st rest.
W. J. STEWART`
Clinton, Ont,, Phone` 281w ''04-t1'y
Eggs•' and :PoOltry
on. Tuesday and Friday forg9
nobn to take in Poultry.•;.•
Eggs handled :,et residence.: ever
day.—graded"by: an experienced grad.
er, for which
we:pa'y the highestm
aiN
ket •rice
Cream •purchased fo'a:Stiltman,s
vikin
Crean"i, '
.
t0
$' S ar'&1' A'e
ep
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Victoria St., Clinton Pheeet 27/11 :1.,