HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1929-09-05, Page 5'THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, •192
THE CLINTON-NEWS B, CORD
OF INTEREST TO YOU STANLEY
AND ME Miss Nora Stewart; has returned
after £t a visit with her
If ether is a safer anaesthetic than' sisters, Mas. Francis DaymonAnn anddBilly
the death f chit
Stewart of 'Windsor,
a in several Toronto hos- .Chatham, and Misses
the one used also with her
ren-, ceasing many
eek o' six of Highgate.;
i
in as iiian -weeks: then ether aunt, Mrs. Will Spear,
ren y
d'and
•lana
Macfarlane `should be used, no matter what the , Mrs. John 'i1Taneice,
$anti 'e of the other kind; ; Vtiss Margaret McLaren of Ilensall,
ad g I were visitors :for a week with the'.
M * gornier's brother, Rev John McEwen'
We complained .a bit about the at his summer cottage ''at, Triple
cold weather in the early part bf the Bay, Lake•Simcoe.
summer, .:but September is inakmg I ::.Mr, and MJrs. Chapman from, the
up for Junes coldness. If we lust West, are visiting the : Jormer,s
'had' rain enough to freshen the grass aunt, ittrs. William Smelair and, ot
revive
the roots and 011 up the err relatives.
streams we should be perfectly hap -1 ::.M and Mrs. John Tines and.Miss
py, 1Myitle Pearson motored to; Toronto,
Mast week and spent a few days with
• Mr. And Mks. Harold Innes ,and ,also
Farmers in the vicinity are com attended the Exhibition.
planning that water is becoming so A pleasing event took place •,on
scarce that they have difficulty in 'Thursday evening ;' of last week, at
supplying their'stock, in some cases the home of Mr, Barry Diehl, when
being obliged to drive them long dis- the people of the eominunity .gather
sauces for water.. It is seldom that ed to present . to Mr. 'Harvey Stew
we: suffer as much from dry,weath- art a solid walnut upholstered chair
er as we are doing in this section in view of his approaching marriage
'this seas'ott. on Saturday. Mr: Greg. McGregor
gave the address, Lunch was serv-
Wihy shouldn't Huron County have ed by the ladies.
an exhibit at the Canadian National On' Friday evening a 'kitchen shovW-
Exhibition at Toronto, as many oth- .er was given by the ladies of the
er counties 'have? Norfolk, Hast- community at the home of Mrs Al..
`ings, Kent, Peel, Sinicoe, Lan tbton, ex. McEwen, in honor. of 1\4iss Hazel
'Grey and other, counties have space.' Potter, a bride of the near future.
'in the Ontario ' Government :building, . The gifts were hidden in secret plae-
where the products of the several es and Miss Hazel was given a bri-
counties are set forth' in 'attractive dal bouquet with cards ,attached to
-form, with the representative,, in the streamers telling :where. each
charge. }Iuron excels 'in. _•so .many I gift was to be found. 'The•presents
• products that it -night be difficult: were all lovely and useful.
to choose which to feature but there 1 Mrs.' Robert McLaren of Hensel'
'is, -;no doubt at all that Duron could , spent last week with her daughter,
'make a,fine exhibit. It would cost I Mrs. Ed. C. Glen:
oze11 of Port Hope w
'be worth it. The ` county council with his family for over .Labor Day.
. i
eember or ,January,meeting.;: Ida Taylor spent a few hours ton
a r * .M Sunday at the home of Mr. Edward
Mr. Fred Sloman, who has been' Th
a bit of oney, of course but would Mr. Elton Ras
might well
1%%IARRIAGES
JOHNSTON ON -^ BLACK At the
m t:use, Auburn, on August 31st,
by- the Rev. W. R. Alp, Howard
Dustow Johnston to Ruth Amelia
Black, both of Ashfield township,
BAXTEICAMPBELI, --- At Ben -
miller United church r parsonage,
by the Rev,, Mr, Cumming, Edna
Campbell to Cecil Baxter of Sea -
forth;
POCKETT-LIVINGSTON At the
home of the bride's father, Mr.
Thomas Livingston, : Hullett, ' on
Sept, 2nd, by the Rev: B,. Snell of
Sarnia, assisted by the Rev. J., W.
Johnson, •Mabel Elizabeth Living
son to George W.. Pockett of
Winnipeg.
consider this, at their De -.1- Mr Joseph Taylor and sister, Miss
Glen Sr 1'
e following teachers have left
• • spending a holiday at his home in for their respective schools: Miss
Alfred W. Anderton
Leacher of
PIANO, SINGING, ORGAN,
TIIEOILY
55 successful entries for Toronto
Conservatoi+y' Examinations last
year, over 60 .per, cent. scoring ;hon
ors and first class honors.
Tuitions resumed . Tuesday, Sept. 3.
A few vacancies for pupils.`
Studio Ontario Street, Phone 64
29-3
GIBSON- REEKn8 Sn,• Tillsonburg,.
on Sept. 2nd;, Catherine Ellen, on-
ly daughter . of Mr. and Mrs. Ro-
bert P. Reekie, to Walter Hod-
gins, Gibson,., son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. W. Gibson, all of Tillson-
burg.,
BIRTHS
GIBBINGS-In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Apg. , 31st, to Mr, and
Mrs. John Gibbings, Mullett town-
ship, ,0 son ----William Percy. . John
(Billy.) .:
MbtEOD-At: Bayfield, on Septem-
ber 2nd, to ' Mr. and 14frs. W. J.
McLeod, a.. son.
HALL -.At the Cottage Hospital,
Pembroke,. 'on August 29th,, to
141j.':: and Mrs. Gordon L. Hall, a
son. lienry.Edward.
IN 11IEl4LORiAM
-town, yesterday addresesd' a gather- Kate, lifcGregor` to Newmarket, Miss
ing int the LO.D.E. booth in the a.m..ygaret MjeGregor to Toronto,Mi
' ss
-Women's Building at the Canadian' Mary' Stewart to Englehart, Miss
National Exhibition, Toronto, on his Marion McEwen ' to Milliken, and
work. in connection with the Cana- Muss jean McEwen to Mansfield.
dian National School Car. Mr. Slo- Mr. Roy Cantelon spent a couple
man's work is that of teaching the of days at Toronto Exhibition.
children of the scattered settlers in
'Northern Ontario and his car is• fit-
• tedup as a school room, with living
- quarters at one end. The, car is
Moved from one place to another
• and , the children come, receive in -
Mrs E. Tebbutt.
struction while the car is in their' Mrs; E. Teband of Oklahoma, Mr.
work" and take enough u "home 1 and *5. George Green, Mr. and Mrs.
work" with -them ne to. Iasi until the Harold Green and Miss' Jane, Mrs.
car Makes its next trip.oIt isi tak-. Ernie Beaton, Detroit and Mrs.Mar-
w-h the education to the children, aret Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
m to the stationary g
cannot come ` leftfor
- who
'R'foster of Pigeon, Mich.,
schools But while Mr. Sismany !Foster
homes on Monday after visit -
muchis sore tanchin s he is a very i in at the honkie of Mr. and Mrs.
much'' more than a schoolteacher. I He ty Deihl. •
He' is a nisisonary and a nation Mrs Chas. Whitman and daugli-
builder as well. He and his wife l ter, who came to attend the funeral
take a lively interest ,in the people' of • her father, Ma: John Sturdy,
with whom they come in contact and spout several days with her sister,
try to help them in every way pot- Mrs. Geo. Bonnett, returned hone a
• sable, Mos. Sndnton c refteacfor
theirr few days ago to Lansing, Mich.
Women to sew and to care for Ntrs Whn Green of Colborne
Mrs. Dan Campbell is. visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Glen,
Sr.
• Miss Grace McEwen spent last
week in Goderich with her aunt,
Pure Lard of best quality
Lard in 20 lb. pails $3.00
Lard in 10 ib. pails X1.60
Lard in 3 lb. pails 50c
Pickled Tongues 22c
Pickled Beef, boneless22c
Pickled. Pic. harms 22c
Sm. Rolled shoulders 30c
Large stock ry of Cottage
Rolls and P. Mealed Cot=
tage Rolls
Dry Salt Pork 25c
Mac. and Cheese loaf, lb 35c
Jellied Veal, ' ib. 35c
Hd. Cheese, home-made 2
Cooked Ham, Bologna,
Ring Bologna, Old Style
Liver - Sausage,. Summer
Sausage and Mined Hath.
always on hand
Choice .Bacon all kinds
Beef, Pork, Veal and Baby
Beef and . Lamb.::-
Kindly order your Satur-
day order on Friday if pos-
sible for early delivery.
GRAINGER-In loving memory of
our dear mother, , who died Sept.
3rd, 1927;
"In our hearts' your memory lingers,
Sweetly tender, fond ; and true;
There.is not a day, dear Mother,
That we do not think of you"
-Ever remembered by her daughters
children; Mr. Sloman takes a deep
'interest in the boys and they both
try to bring ,brightness` and cheer'
into the lives of lonely settlers,. many
'of them from other than British
countries. It is, as we remarked he-
- real nation -building which. 1Vfr.
and Mrs, Sloman are doing in the
North. And it is our opinion that TUCKERSMITH
few could do it in just the way Mr.
•and Mrs. Sloman are doing- it. They,
`have the sincere good wishes of Mrs. Fletcher Townsend and Mag,
those who have the welfare of the Newman Garrett spent some days,
'=country at heart. last week at the Toronto Exhibition•
township spent the week -end,; at
home of Mr. Hugh 'Gilmour,
Mr. Wm. Sage and Mr, Ed. Nor-
man of Toronto made a short visit
at the home of Mr. Thos. B. Baird
last Saturday.'
HOLMESVILLE
Mr. Earl Cudmore , of Norwich
spent the aveek-end and holiday at
the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jahn Cudmore.
Mrs. Bert. Trewartha and daugh-
ter, Charlotte,_ have returned home.
after _visiting relatives in Toronto
and ttending the exhibition.
.Messrs. Amos and Walter Osbald-
eston, of Stratford, spent the week-
end and holiday visiting friends and
relatives in the village.
Rev. W. J, and. Mrs. Herbert, Ed-
ith and Billy returned from Muskoka
Friday. Mr. Herbert preached. Sun-
day morning in the United Church
here and took the services at Eben-
ezer
benezer' and Sharon at the -usual hours.
Ms. and Mrs. Norman Mair spent Rubber tire top buggy., ,
Bert Lan •f Ord '
_Member' of 'Florist TelegiaPh delivery
Association
CUT FLOWERS,
FLORAL DESIGNS"
For All'Oceasions; Sent Anvwhero
Greenhouse is es-near'as your phone.
Chas.. Cooke
Two :Pliones '-66w and 66j
Clinton's New -Laid MEgg'!
And Poultry House
Eggs bought according to,Domin-
ion Government Egg Regulations.
Inquire for ' our prices of eggs.
You will always find our prices •par
allel with the city markets.
Fat hens and .well -finished, chicks
always wanted -Prices good.
Always phone our office for prices
before marketing produce.
ST.
1ReoFl1W WU CAN MY
WHEN Rib -Roll was first put on the market
it caused favorable comment all over the
country. Others have attempted to copy
its design,: but no -substitute is as good as the
original. Besides, all the best features of Billy
Roll are patented. If you really want a lightning -
,,proof, fire -proof, weather-proof roof, get Rib -Roll.
It comes in big handy sheets, easy to lay, has
seven ribs to take nails; no other roofing gives
such security; fits weather tight; improves the
snppearance and adds dollars to the value of
-the property.
.. And PRESTON
LED=HED NAILS
mean
"Threading"
Thenewestthing-aadthe
beatformotalrooans. Tho
load on the head perfectly,.
i seals the nail hole. Water
proof;. eliminates„clumsyy
. waehers.Nomore thread-
. ing.. Thoin ease and speed
of handling make .them
cost.h' .2 per lb Free
sample gladly sent on
reliuest.
no more
Proper BARN VENTILATION
p with Preston Ventilators
To our knowledge, not a single Preston Ventilated' B0111)188 veribeen
burned because of sy onteneouo'-combustion. warm, p
improperly lPy Preston
ventilated
tori for thecroof, adj)ustable conducive
wali�windows
aiidignipa. spacious
dons protect thebarn from lire dangers by keening the. air
andnatant doors pro
in constant circulation. They are built to keep the olementa out. rite for
PRESTON BARN DOOR HARDWARE
"Trac o ma t Vaai?e ern Door
"Trachoma ad ustabteboatd down, and for ndhos bsmkes s.er The Hanger
that hundreds
upfband d down, will othn type. makes erection so easy
that adjustable
of build rPiil
Get our big FREE BOOK about Preston
Steel Truss' Barns
is braeatrongerdagai a wind.pr au 0 Thed ef ramework s compact, do ngof eawastructure
y w h
cmberdagainst woad -pre
cumbersome croaerbeame.. Well -ventilated and well -lighted; the easiest barn'
towork in. Absolutely fire -Proof. We un eior imbere.Gghm-.
of n g
�anmrio-N
Over Y00DinU
h t.ga1 dfour-wheel Hangers and birdproof B
strut teel J
mired
xxx Guelph Street
T000NTo. PRESTON, ONTARIO;.,
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CONNELL & TYNDALL
Clinton's. Leading Meat Market
Used Cars
Ford Touring.
Ford Coach.
Overland, 4, Touring.
Overland 91,' Touring,
Overland 91, Coach.
Overland 93, Coach,
the week -end and holiday in Toronto
where they visited relatives and at-
tended the exhibition.
The mien's choir of the United
Church met Tuesday evening to
practise for the coming Golden
Jubilee anniversary services the last
of the month.
The Junior League which has not
been meeting during the month of
August, will meet as formerly at the
close of school, every Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Miss Dell Finley will, be in charge
of the Senior League Friday evening,
when Miss Edith Herbert will speak
on the subject "Consecration."
Miss McDonald of Teeswater is
the new teacher here and has taken
up her dirties for the coming year.
The following students resumed
their'' studies at the Clinton Colleg-
into: Passes Cora Trewartha, Edith
Herbert, Nome. Potter, Helen Me -
Math and Jean Miller. ' Lloyd Stock
also returned for another year, while
Miss Muriel Mulholland has entered
the Clinton School of Commerce.
D. A, Kay, painter and decorator,
of Clinton, having completed the
work of decorating and painting the
public school in Clinton, has com-
menced work this week on the inter-
ior of the United Church, which is
being re -decorated in preparation for
the Golden Jubilee celebration.
Mir. and Mrs. Proctor Palmer and
little son, Donald, metered to De-
troit Friday evening and- are visiting
at the home of the former's' mother,
MIs. E. Palmer, of Detroit. They
attended the Proctor-Klarer wed-
ding on Wednesday before returning
hotne.
Capt. Frank ;Lohman, who • has
been holidaying at, the Johnsen cot-
tage on the highway west of the vil-
lage, has returned to Baltimore, Md,
' iVh'. Milllian. of Detroit, called on
friends in the village recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. 'Glidden,
made a trip to Stratford recently.
Misses Thelma and Rita Cudmore
'who have been under the, doctor's
care with throat trouble are able
to be out again.
The choir of the United church
held ..their regular monthly practice
Wednesday night as the young pec-
ple;`of the senior league intend hold-
ing a weiner roast at the river on
Friday :evening. League will be.
withdrawn. •
Miss Lucille Myers of ` Milverton,
is visiting at the home of her cous-
ins, Misses Margaret and Charlotte
Stock.-
Miss Emma C`ourtice'. who- has not
been very well lately is . slightly
improved..
Rev. and Mrs: C. II. Cox, of Nin-
issing,
issing,'returned.to their mission last
week after a few weeks' holidays,
spent at the home of the latter's par-
ents, Mr, . and Mies. Lobb and
with other friends in this :vicinity.
MONrnBAL'"
CLINTON
N. W. Trewartha
Phones -Office, 214j Residence, 214w
Holmesvi11e United
Church
N,,..raretn.aaorfe wmsv.,smsm .sv eeawr.raw'.n' wvaavvaeiu aaa .*
GOLDEN JUBILEE
SEPT. 22nd to OCT: 1st
Sept. 22 -Rev. A. , Sinclair and Rev.
E. Fear. •
Sept. 24-Y. P. Rally.
Sept. 26 -Old Time Progranune.
Sept. 29 Rev. R. J. McCormick:
Oct. 1=Fowl Supper and Program.
30-8.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Marks and
family wish to express their sincere
appreciation of the kind sympathy
shown them in their recent severe
bereavement, and to thank friends
for the flowers sent and for all the
courtesies shown them.
Auction Sale of Household Effects
Mr. Josiah Rands has instructed
the undersigned to sell by public 'auc-
tion at his residence, Cooper street,
Clinton, on Saturday, September 7th
at ;2 p.Yn., sharp, the following: -'
• 3 bedroom suits, mattresses,
springs, and feather ticks; cook
stove; 3: burner coal, oil stove; couch,
Doherty organ; dining -room. chairs;
fable, -kitchen table, kitchen cupboard,
toilet sets; wash tub; wringer, boiler,
carpets, linoleums, mats, curtains,
pictures, typewriter, glassware,
knives, forks, spoons, sealers, dishes,
pots, pans and numerous other ar-
ticles. Everything to be sold as pro-
prietor is giving up housekeeping.
Josiah Rands, Proprietor, .,Geo, H.
Elliott, Auctioneer, 29-2.
Stove For Sale
Ccolc stove, will barn coal or wood
high oven. Apply to *s. A. E.
Durnin, residence of Chas`. E. El-
liott. 30-2.
Cattle For Salo
15 head of good grade Durham
yearlings. Apply to Roy Cantelon,
R. R. No. 5, Clinton. Phone 620r21,
Clinton central. 30-1-p.
• For Sale ,
Reliable driving horse, steel -tired
top buggy, Portland tatter and set
of single harness. Apply to T. M.
Johnston, R. R. No. 5, Clinton, Phone
619r28, Clinton central. 80-3-p.
For Sale
5 -room house, Frederick street,
Clinton, with woodshed - and good
cellar. Town water and soft water
cistern. Apply on premises to Fred
Lockwood. 30-tf•
•
ave
I Mean 5 cent' Discount' o
`
All
The Dollar .A
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CASH PURCHASES
This Will Be Our Policy Com.
mencing AUGUST lst•A. Bond
is given with every cashpurchase
h
of BSc ®r over. Ask for them they
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are V Redeemable edeemabl in goods at
e
amount.
' � and in an . �rn.
anytime a
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Miller Hardware
DISTRIBUTORS FOR HURON, PERTH AND GREY CO'S.
TELEPHONE 53 CLINTON
Notice
Having purchased an electric floor
Sander, I am prepared to surface
both new and old floors at moder-
ate charges, Harry Hart, Bola 249,
Seaforth, Ont0972,
Pigs For Sale
A litter of ten little pigs. Apply
to A. E.. Matheson, Seaforth post -
office. Phone. 614.33, Clinton- cen-
tral, 80-2.
BLYTI-I: The flower show and tea
held by the Horticultural .Society on
Ball
Thursday evening in Memorial
Was a splendid success.
While the
as' s
l
showing of flowers' was not as large,
asun some previous years,' the qual-
'ity wad well 'tip -to the standard, some
beautiful specimens being on dis
play. The tea tabled were daintily
decorated' and a ;,delightful , supper
served. Proceeds ,amounted to $70.'
HURON COUNTY SCHOOL FAIR
DATES; 1929
Hensel], Sept. 11.
Zurich -Sept. 12.
Grand Bend -Sept. 13.
Colborne Tp. -Sept. 16.
Ashfield Tp. -Sept. 18.
St. Helens -Sept. 18,
Wroxeter -Sept. 19,
Howiek Tp. -Sept. 20.
Ethel -Sept. 23.
Beigrave-Sept. 24.
Goderich 'Tp. -Sept, 25.
Blyth -Sept. 27th.
Crediton -Sept. 30.
Usborne Tp. -Oct. 1.
Clinton Town -Oct. 3
Clinton. Rural -Oct. 4.
Co H. VENNER, Electrician
Electric Ranges. fixtures, Bulbs, irons, Fans and other
Appliances
Phone 7'
Wiring and Repairs.
Christmas Photographs
We arefinishing orders now for
Christmas Presents, Do not leave
it off until the last and be disap-
pointed. Clinton. Studio open second
Tuesday and last Tuesday of each
month. Open again Tuesday, Sept.
10th and Tuesday, Sept. 24th. Come
now while the weather is good.
Burgess Studio, Clinton, 29-2.
Transportation
Service
Long Distance Short Dust ce
•
Goods in Transportation Insured
Furniture Carefully Handled
Efficient Operator. Charges Reason-
able. Satisfaction guaranteed. S.
R. McMath, 601r34.
Tea and Baking Salo
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Pres-
byterian church will hold an after-
noon tea and sale of homemade
baking on the church lawn on the
afternoon of Friday, September 6th,
from 8 to 6 o'clock. The ladies are
asked to return mite boxes on that
date. 29-2,
BLYTH: The death occurred on
Saturday morning of John Scott, 8th
con. of .'Morris. Mk. Scott had been
in his'' usual ,•health until, about ten
days ago when tris .stomach became
deranged. Hiccoughing .started which
lasted nine days. He was removed
to W!inghare hospital on Monday'
where his death too place. His
wife, who was formerly Hannah
Fraser, predeceased him about three
years, since which time,his sister,
Mrs. Radford, has been his •house-
keeper,
We Want Your
Milk and `Cream
We are manufacturers of both
cheese and butter. We want your
an milk or cream... We pay highest mar,
uaranket price weel$ly. Satisfaction, guar-
anteed.
teed.
Phone your order for finest cheese
or pasturised butter in prints or sol-
ids to W. H. Lobb, Clinton, .Ont., R,
R. No. 3, Phone No. 605r32.
Stray Beast,
A cattle beast came to premises of
the undersigned. Owner may have
same by proving property and pay-
ing expenses. S. R. MaeMath, R. R.
No. 2, phone 601r34, Clinton central.
28-3.
Farms For Sale
Lots 27 and 294h_ concession of
Goderich township, consibiting of
150 acres of good clay loans, 1F,
miles west of Hohnesville, Good
buildings, never -failing welts. • Ap-,.
ply to ' Lewis Proctor, R. R. No. 3,
Clinton. Phone 611r2, Clinton cen-
tral. 29-tf.
THE WORM TURNS
"Why do you feed every tramp
that comps along?" aslkd the hus-
band irritably. "They " never do
anything for ',you.'
"No," replied his wife; "but it
is a • great satisfaction to me to
see a- man' eat a meal, without
finding fault with the cooking!"
Roomers Wanted
Accomodation for roomers, stu-
dents or others. Apply to Mrs: Mc-
nveen, next door to rdbllveen's bak-
ery, Albert street a 28-8-p.
Lambs and Yearlings For Sale
90 well-bred Leicester lambs ' and
1 yearling ram for sale. _ Apply to
T. H. Cole, R. R. No. 8, Phono f05.
r 11, O'lintgn centra]_ l8 -ti'
RUPTURE SPECIALIST
Rupture, Varicocele, Varicose Veins
Abdominal Weakness, Spinal Deform-
ity. Consultation Free. Call or write,
J. G. Smith Specialist, 15 Downie St.,
Stratford, Ont. ' 10-1929.
Auction Sale
Of House and lot on Rattenbury
street, west, Clinton on Saturday,
September 7th, at 1:30 sharp.
Tho undersigned has received in-
structions from Mr. J. T. Turner,
administrator of the estate of the
late X. Webster, to sell by public
auction on the promisee, one story.
frame house with cellar, town wat
ee and good' garden lot Terms: 20
per cent of purchase money to be
paid down on day of sale, balance
to be paid in 16 days., 3. T. Turner,
Adnninistratoli, G. a.' Elliott, Auc-
tioneer. 29-2,
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"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, Goderich, Ont.
r 15-tf.
For •Salic
20 pigs, 6 weeks old, also 13 pigs,
15 weeks old. Phone 15-247, Sea -
forth central. Archie ,Theodore Dale,
lot 9, con. 2, Huilett.. 28-2.
To Rent
• A modern &welling of eight rooms,
also garage on Gibbings St., Clinton,,to A.,
A,
Immediate possession. Apply ,,'
J. McMurray, box 193, Harriston;
Ont. 26-tf.
Slabs For Salo
Orders 'left at my residence will
receive prompt attention. E Ward,
Huron street, Clinton. Phone 155.
15-tf.
Pullets
Bred:to-lay Barred' Rock pullets,
hatched in March. D. M. Lindsay,
R. R. No. 3, Clinton, Hedge -Row
Chick Farm, 26-tf.
, Rouse For Sale
7 -room house, Orange street, Clin-
ton. Town water, electric lights.
Also two vacant .lots. Apply to
Brown Stewart; R. R. No, 2, Bay-
field. Phone. 606r5, Clinton central.
23-tf.
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned, pressed and re.
paired. Woollen geode dry cleaned
Rooms wer Heard's B rber shop
W. J. Jago. 2283 -ti
House For Sale
A comfortable seven room cottage
with town water and electric lights,
acre of land with small fruit and
good stable with chicken house. Ap-
' ply to Alex. Sloman, Fulton street,
, Clinton. 05-tf.
For Salo
"'On Victoria street a 10 -roomed
frame house in perfect condition,
pantry, washroom, bath, new Mc -
Clary furnace, cellar under whole of
house, large garden, garage, in
beautiful location; -Apply to Mrs.
A. S. Inkley, Clinton. 07-2.9.13.
Clinton's
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THE HOLMESVILLE CO.OPERA.
TIVE CHEEP ANDBUTTER
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NO LOSS OF SLEEP W YOU BUT
Standard Royalties
THE PARADE OF TFIE •
LW \ (i WANT WARMTH)
ENDS ''AT THE HEAT FOLKS
cF,YAf2DS a
Your monthly check' never fails.
Purer Canadian Management.
IMPERIAL TRUST CO. OF ;
OA1,411A7 ViTtITEES
• .12 per cent, Dividend Suite j
Dividends Paid Monthly. • .i
J. G. CHOWEN -
CLINTON.
P. 0. Box, 155 • Phone', 52
041E .
!Coal and
l
IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF
HARD COAL, (LIHIGH VALLEY)
SOFT COAL, CORE, SLABS -
CALL 256 •
A. D. ' McCartney
Queen Street d Telephone 256
Cockshutt -'Agency
Wishing Repairs or - Parts for
Coekshutt or Frost and Woods -eta-
chines of any kind should call at my,
Residence, '
.I also handle Coekshutt Crean
Separators.
JOHN V.
Queen Street, Clinton
81-tt,;
Labor Day in some of the foreign
countries is attended by a massing..
of all the working classes.
In a sullen gesture against capital.
But in this country, where every-
body works, and everybody plays,
Labor Day is celebrated as a happy
holiday.
Let us be glad that in this coun-
try, the essentials of living -food,
clothing, shelter and heat -are with-
in reach of all.
P. S. Plan to enjoy your holiday
in fullest peace of -mind by getting
in your coal beforehand.
Call the
aoltiati
for good, dean coal
® t
CO
;MPANY
AL CO
PHONE 74 CLINTON
SEEDS
:Complete stock Clovers and Grass
Seeds on hand.
Our Alfalfa is Peel County Seed
No. 1 Government standard . This
type of seed is practically impossible.
to buy this year. Have only a small
stock. Good value while it lasts.
J. A. FORD ei SON
Phone 123 Flour, Feed and Seed
McCormick -Deering Agency
Having taken over the above ag•
envy for this district I will keep o
hand a full stock of repairs and part
of all McCormieli-Deering machin
and will appreciate a share of th
patronage of the farmers suroundin
Clinton.
Call at my shop, next door t
Jones' blacksmith shop, Ring street.,
W. J. STEW 1'.'.;T
Clinton, Ont., Phone 281w 04-tf
•
Eggs and Poultr
. Home on Tuesday and Friday ford
noon to take in Poultry. "'
Eggs handled; at residence evert
day -graded by an experienced grad
`er, for which we pay the highest mar
ket price. '
Cream p urchased for Stillman'ii
E. Finch
Viking Create Separator Agent,;:
Victoria St;,• Clinton Phohe 2