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the asiine_.paper,and iz eaeh'case ere
:sited 'tea different • ',Paper.This,:la
editor` is -honest••but , thane has be
:zanies ,juggling•" somewhere• ',Oro
time ;to time we; receive'elipping`s fire,
the Clzpptng 'Bureau of : toms .ghgt
froni.The NewsReoord,;,liut We cou
bigot, ourselves of its
,quoted and net credited.'' We ran -a
sure our .readers of,`. this, anythi
;pizblished`in ' our editorial coiutnn
rorigrinai, unless' it, is Credited` or p
lit-c;uotatiountarks,
The ;Odillia "Packet rernarlss':.'?T
Tapid';increase of the Provincial de
.has been checked; • and ''Col. Pride
preparing to introduce a plan tar pay
ing off the•whole debt within a` ter
of forty years::. , It Will be a happ
day, .for Canada . when' the Dominic
Government is in It position to trial
a similar announcement." This i
rich. The ,Pxovincial Treasurer, i
"planning" to pay off the -debt; but s
-far has not:' been able even to ecotone
the budget, while the Minister of Fin
*once at Ottawa ha's been making pay
rnentson.the. public debt for sever
• yearsIt will be a, happy day for 0
tario when the Provincial Governmen
is able to make a shoiving•in its finan
cial administration to equal that o
the Government at Otfwa--Goderi
Signal. •
It. will be a happy day for both Pro
vines ane Dominion when the Gover
ments adopt a plan of book-keepin
which the average person can under
• stand;r~so that. the public will kno
When ' an actual surplus exists or whe
they are being "bluffed" by their" Ful
ors; At present only.an expert fin
:Meier can understand public bop'.:
keening. The above.mentioned 'ed
itors inay understand what they ar
talking aboutl they are both eleve
met, no doubt, but we fancy they ar
each taking the word of their favorit
Governiaent treasurer.
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"How can' the daily papers afford
to pay such handsome prizes for st�b-
scrlptions when their subscription
price is only two -and -a -half times
the price or your weekly," is a ques-
tion which publishers of newspapers
like The News -Record is asked, not' in-
ireciuently. It is;not because they
can publish the paper for the money,
as anyone who' has ever had anything;
to do with newspaper publishing
knows. ` The whole purpose of •btiikl-
ing the circulation of a daily of pro
vincial or national weekly is solely
for the incrdased advertising revenue.
There are many papers published in•
Canada which could easily afford to
send their paper free to subscribers if
the postal authorities would allows it,
in ordeeto qualify fel• the higher ad-
vertising rates. "I do ,not see," said
u a farmer to The News Record the
othear day, "how The can
publish for such a small subscription
fee." 'Clearly h . was thinking that
the paper mentioned was a bargain
' beside The News -Record, This roan
' knew nothing at all about publishing
a paper, -naturally, and he was not
aware that the paper in
question could afford to send
.. • him his paper for • a. tentip of
what it would actually cost to publish
it for the reason that his subscription
made a higher advertising rate pos-
•sble. All this contpetitioit from pro-
vincial and national papers makes the
lot of the rural weekly so much hard-
er. Tie rural weekly has a restricted
field and its advertising rates cannot
be boosted, as those of the provincial
• weekly. But, while the rural weekly
-tries to have its subscription rate bear
atleast t part of its publishing costs,
no paper published could exist on its
subscriptions. This is . a point not
generally realized by' subscribers and
that is what makes the publishing of
rural weeklies often a difficult and
• usually thanloless job.
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Wanted
• 'Agents in Goderich, Wingham, ,Sea -
forth and Hensall. to renreseeet the
Continental.
Life Insurance Co. Ap.•
ply to. E. P. Wendover, Box'218, Clin-
ton, 52-1=p
Farm, 'o l•
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Lot 15- in the :Bayfield Road,
mile west of Varna in, Stanley town-
ship, eonsisting of 8,6 acres Inc'high
state af,cultivation, suitable for farm-
, ing or ; grazing. 'Good bearing ; or-
chard; sbsnning water in Vara, also -
spring creek. Excellent'- buildings in
good repair. Rural'' mail and tele-
phone .„ For further particulars ap-
ply to Mrs. Alex. Mitchell,, Varna,or
phone b' on 623,, Clinton central, 52-2
THE BULK SALES ACT
In the matter of. the Sale` and
Transfer+'to. certain Stock and Fix-
tures of Harry'Blnthner,-of`the•Town
of Clinton in the County of Harron,
Raker, to William A. Crich, of the.
Town of Seaforth' ii the- said County
of Huron.: -- -
TAKE NOTICE that all Creditors
of the said Harry iBtohnei
entitled
t,.
under . h r i
e p ov sions . of,: the ,Bull:
Sales Asti; Chapter 33,, 7 George V,
Statutes. of Ontario, -to share in' the
a
` nrehaSG lice ofthe said -stock .
•Aa'
pdare
` e uired'.on or S e
N q b fora the twenty-
fourth
wentyfourth day of April, A.D, 1926, to -
Send 'written particulars , of their
claims, dulyverified lsy a£Eidav"i
t with,
notifichtions of securities, if any, Rept
by them. in Fewest of their .claims to
R. E. Manning, ° the" citily: appointed
`Trustee under'. the said Bulls. Sales
FURTHER 'TAl:IE, ,NOTPCE 'that
•the .said Trustee •wi111 /aftery'tthe said
day of Aprils," A.D, 1926,:,.procee -,tor
distribute monies"received..by hrmby
-reason bf ':'his afore`aid appdrntinent,
' 'in pursuance of -the teitns`'of rho said
A.ctr having consideration., nonlv'to
those cretTitors front whoeii lie,shall.
'havo received proper notice.
.11. E. MANNING,' Esq.,
Clinton, 'Ont.
Trustee,<
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L°TLE"LOCALS. t'a
George Jr5lilott, son, or GY Hr A lliott,,
Underwent an operation lathe Thos
pita' the otbez• dad slid ts,plrogrescing
nicely,. ey
• lgz,"a s, . ' ` and and IVL G, .W Miles rid babo
ha'
vetaken an,apartment in the Net,
mandre , rMz:.1V1iles 15 With the Huron
Milk Products, "Lincited,
A•very good proof that the maple.
syrup; season is onwas•givenyesterday
when Mr, 1' Qeigiley of ' Hulleth
brought us. n a nice can of •Inaple
syrp '
bating: from ;April ;15th• the,parcel
post rate, at;.present yin force, is .can-
celled, the rate from such .date will
be' the same as in force prink to Oct,
241c last.
• rMz E, P., Whatever Of 'Sarnia,re-
presentative of sthe ,Oontinental
Life, has come to town and will loc-
ate here. 114s wife will come„as soon
as they -scan find a suitable house.
Agricultural Associations are hav-
ing a hard time this Sparing arranging
their spring fair dates. • Seaforth
has postponed its fair for the second
time, It will now be held on April'
20th
yM. and Mac. "Hairy Bartliff have
moved info the house a •ecently`vacat-
ed by Mrs. R. Govier. Mr. l3. R.
Sharp Will take --possession of the
house vacated by Mr, Bartliff as soon
as it has been altered and renovated.
Mr. and Mrs, S. L. Lucas have,
moved into the half of'Mrs. Farn-
ham's cottage, which has been made
over into a doable', house. IVIr. and
Mrs. 1'. Plumsteel have moved into
the house Mr. U'neas has vacated and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leonard of God-
erich township have taken possession
of the house Mr. Plumsteel has been
oe0upying, •which they recently pur-
chased. "
urchased..' :rl,'
House and Lot Fpr Sale
Nice, comfortable six -roomed cot-
tage, in Victoria street. Eleetric
lights, town water, furnace and barn.
There are :.a number of apple and
cherry trees and small fruits. Apply
on premises to W. G: Smyth. 52-3
Private Sale of Household Effects
' Dining -room suite and rug, library
table and 2 library chairs, electric
eight fixtures • for dining -room and
living -room, Quebec heater, range,
number of pipes and folding bath tub,
Mrs. R. W. Ward, Isaac street.
52-2-p
Tenders Wanted
Sealed tenders will be received by
the undersigned until April 20th for
painting, decorating, etc., of the in-
terior and exterior of the school house
of S. S.. No. 6, Tucker:sinith. A certi-
fied cheek to the value of 10% of ten-
der, must accompany each tender
which will be returned to the unac-
cepted tenderers. The lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted. • For
further particulars, specifications,
eta., apply to •Samuel IL Whitmore,
sec. -treasurer, R. R: No. 3, Seaforth,
Phone 150-1,-23, Seaforth Central,
52-2
Auction Sale r
.03 Farne :Stock and Implements,
ESra Fisher will sell by public auction
at Lot 7, Con. 1, E.D. Colborne, h/e
miles east of Bemniller on Tuesday,
April 13th, commencing at one p.m.
sharp. Horses -Draft . gelding, 10
years old; draft gelding 5 years old;
Agricultural filly, 3 years old; Gen.
Purpose mare, 10 years old.Cattle-
Polls
d Angus gus Cow 7 years, s due in
July; Durham cow, 7 years, fresh 1
month.
black 1 cows 6 years, due in
Jul.yx .holstein cw, 9 years, fresh 1
month; Holstein cow, 8 years, due in
October; Holstein cow, 9' years,'aue in
October; Holstein cow, 3 years, due
in October; Polled Angus, bull, 18
months; 4' steers, 2 ,years old. Sheep
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-60 choice, 'breeding ewes to lamb z
'May; Oxford ram; Shrop Ram.' Pig
-Sow with 13 pigs; sow with '1
pigs; sow due to farrow; 4 sows du
TVJiay,3rd to June 5th; 3 ,young so
due June 20th to 24th; 25 chunks, 7
to 125 pound; ' 40 hens and pullets
Lnol 1
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D 7ft Deering dei
t n binder i
g
good shape; 6 -ft. Deering mows
nearly new; 10 -ft steel rake;'Massey
Hari,is hay loader;;, Massey-I•Iarri
cultivator; Frost & Wood cultivator
Massey -Harris" seed drill; 0 -It. stee
roller; Deering corn binder; Cock
shutt.mature 'spreader; Oliver tor
cultittator, bean and disc attachment
set disc harrows; 2 setiron 'harrows
10 and 12 feet; 2 • avalkie g plows;
Oliver riding:rp\ws Cockshutt twin
plow;., potato plow;' steel stoneboat
fanning mill; wheelbarrow; root pulp
er; Adams wagon, box, pig rack an
springs; heavy steel trucks and bas-
ket hay _rack; 2 sets Bain sloe,
sleighs in good, shape; new corn 'rack;
rubber tire top buggy; nutter; 3,000
lb. scales; feed cooker; galvanized
chickeji coop; power sheep elzoper at-
tachment. 2 gas drums; hay fork •: cat.
tope and cable; set slat slings; '101
inch Vessot grain grinder; Titan
10-20 2 tractor;
Blizzard No. 3
ensil-
age box; amirly new distributor pines;
asin, rubber belt, about -'00 feet; -5-in.
rubber belt, about 35 feet; set lumber
wood 0 harness;
sett
tea n. harness;
number ash wagon tongues and hat
row .drafts; quantity of "iron posts;
No. 2'Daisychurn, new; sap kettle:
quantity timothy hay; 200 bus. seed
nd.feed infixed grain, clean; 350 bus,
No. 1 Standard recleaned screetailogs;
uair'ility of white blossom sweet
Grover seed; whiffletrees,"'doubietrees
nd oiumcrtes -other articles, Evel.y.
thing'.will be disposed; as the farms
FP recited, If the weathe,;,shatfld be
tale/nom the sale will hobs held -under
cover. 'Terms: All sunoii'of $10 and
m
der, :'cash, over that , atnouht;' 7
months' credit en furnishing apitroved;
oint notes'A'dist'onut;of4:per• gent
st
zalglit allntyed for • dash on -Credit
mounts. Strangers tnuSt have refer-
nees from hanker, Eria „P,lgher,
i opt. R. R. &o,'4, Gotlezicli. =
ry, Atcetioneer. 52'-1,
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SPECIAL-Sahurday,Morning
Little glut's bionner •di'esses,'4izes 3
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Monies 'ba
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• 'Order Your Patterns Here •
Cheapest ,in Town
etCing done to order
MEMP' :1S WANTED - ApP i licationI
•received to April 24th •Box;1.38, -
*, 52-1
OR, SALE.
A quantity of Hemlock .lot -Ober
which will beeut to order, 10, 12, 14.
and 16 feet long.
Please send in your orders
McEWEN BROS.,
Phone -624-r-4 52-tf
Marriages"
CUTT BISSET ,'t Saltford:
Heights, on March 25th, by 'the.
Rev. R. C. McDermid, Margaret J.,
daughter 'of Mrs, Bisset and the
date Sanrnel Bisset, : to James R.
Cult of Blyth.
RILL -HAMILTON -Lt St. 'George's
church, Goderich, on Mar. 27th, by
the Rev. 'Canon G. C. Hill, assisted
by the Rev. 5.:S. Hardy, Nora Law-
son Hamilton, " daughter of Mrs,
Hill and the late (Doyley Hamilton,
to Edwin Henry :Hill, son of the
Rev. 'Cation Hill. •
ICAITTING-GARR3CK -- In Goder-
ich, on March 29th, by`the Rev. R.
C. McDermbid,.Lillian Mae, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Garrick, to Harold T. Ifaitti'ng,
elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Kaitting, all'of Goderich.
Births
CAMERON -In Clinton, . on April
3rd, to .Mr., and Mrs, H. D. Cern-
eron, a son.
KALE In McKillop, on March 31st,
to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Kale, a
daughter.
GOVENLOOK-In Seaforth Memorial
Hospital, on ,March 31st, to Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Gorenlock, a daughter.
Deaths
SHEPPARD-Lt Clinton, on April
2nd, Mary Jane Dutton, 'widow of
the late Jaynes Shepherd, aged 76
years.
WARRENER-In Clinton, on April
Gth, Ellen Palmer, widow of the
late George Warraner, in her 89th
Penn'.
SIIOBBROOIC-In Hullett, on April
6th, Doris Maxine, infants -slaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sh'obbrook,
aged• 3 weeks and 3 days.
REYNOLDS In Hullett, on April
2nd, Mary McDonald, widow of the
late James ReynoIele, aged 85 years
And 8 months.
COATS -At her home, 864 Pallister
avenue, Detroit, on April 6th, Dolly
Stanbury, wife of Robert W. Coats,
IN 'MEMORIAM
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COX -In loving memory of James
Cox, who departed this life April
10th, 1920. Wife and fainly.
WATICINS-In loving memory of
Joseph henry Watkins, who passed
away two years ago, April 1, 1924.
"The blow was great, the shock severe
We little thought the end was near;
And only those who have lost can tell
The pain, of parting without farewell;
More each day wemiss you daddy,
Friends may think the wound is
healed, •
But they little know the sorrow
That Iies within our hearts concealed"
-Sadly missed by his loving wife
and fancily,
HUMMEL - In Memory of George
Hummel,
who diedApril zit 13,1923.
"Three
years have Missed since that
sad day,
The one we laved was called away,
Good took him hoticd', it was His will,
But in our hearts be liveth still."
-His Wife.
eed Wheat For Sale
,;Someestern Kubanka Dur"uni
spring wheat, heavy yielder, good for
sowin
galone or
mixing.
Ripens same
time as .Marquis. Also quantity of
Marquis wheat. Fred G. Ford,
Holl
nesv'lla
z Phone 1
6 on 611 C'
hn-
ton central. 51-3
Notice
I have about 200„ new samples in
wall paper. Come to rite and ',will
tell you how to get it at cost price.
I am taking jobs at paper hanging.
Work -guaranteed. RLbnte, four miles
north of Clinton. H. L. Johnston. •
51-2-p
Bicycles and Fruit tars
A number of quart eealers,.i0c each
and two bicycles for .sale. Apply to
Mrs, Bluthmcr, Rattenbury street.
51-2
Clinton Chopping Mill
We, have a ear load of real good
Western Oats,". ordered to . arrive
shortly, will sell off the car cheap for
cash. Phone us,
an
d let us know
what
you require. Andrews & IIowes.
Phone 33w• '51-2
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t Say
He For e
A comfortable 2 storey 0-tootitd
house in first-class condition. Elec-'
•]t
trio `ii
z lights, town water, furnace aril
good cellar. 14 acre : dot with geed,
barn. On Victoria. street. Apply to
S. G. Castle. • 51-3.
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Farms For Sale or gent
South half' ()flat '77, Maitland con., "
'Goderich Tp.; :con$isting•• of a15'•aeres, th
with •buildings and running water for;
sale or rent, also lot 78 radjoining"t=his .t
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es.,1Aat'8; 4A#
Burgess, the lt`iiteheli'phofogiapl3er,
Is in his Clinton studio -every 'Tuesday
frozhi 11;30 to 2;30, ',Will bepleased
to; make good,I?bzttaits'for You. Be'
sure and come:, at above: hours. , 1Vi:y,
studio in e' r
s i o W b wam at.ell cleanse •
Let us develop and print.•your fiTrns..
We -take them to oar:Mitchell Studio
'and mail back prbmptly'to you.
Burgess,; Portrait Studio,
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BABY CR CKs
• S, 'C. W. Zeghorns, Barron strain
Bred -to -lay Barred '.Plymouth • Rocks
CUST0112 fATCRING
""1Glachines:set every week
Phone, 213 -Clinton
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MJTTELL
'Agent for Miller. ; Incubators
and Brooders
a dB o. es
Spring uskrat Skins
Wanted
WILL PAY 31.65 PLAT
Badly Damaged' Skins at Value
H. A. HOVEY
Clinton,. Ont. Phone 89
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Car of Flour and Seed'
The Auburn Farmers' Club are ex-
pecting a ear load of flour, bran,
shorts and chicken feeds shortly. Get
in your order early: .51-2
•
House, and 4 Acres of Land
For Sale. The estate of the late,
William H. Ball offers for sale the
property' on Ontario street lately oc-
cupied by deceased. The property is.
inost desirable -a good 8 -room dwell-
ing with electric lights and water, s
barn about 30x24 on cement founda-
-lion 'with cement floor, electric light
and water, Four acres of garden, a
delightful location and everything in
first class condition. W. Baydone,
solicitor for the estate. 51-3
Auction Sale of House, and Lot
The undersigned has received in-
structions from Mr. John Alexander
tp sell by public auction on the prem-
ises, corner of Mary and North
streets, on 'Saturday, April 10th, at
1:30 o'clock sharp, cite and a half
storey frame house in good .repair,
good location, - town water, suitable
for small fancily. Terms; 20% of
Purchase price down on clay of sale,
balance in 30 days. Geo. Elliott,
auctioneer. John A'Iexander, propri-
etor. 51-2-p
Listen
After. all other remedies and medi-
cal aid failed to treat your 'adenoids,
Catarrh, Quinsy, Croup, Diseased
Tonsils, Cough, Bronchitis, or other
throat troubles try "Mrs. Sybilla
Spahrr's Tonsilitis" Good results ab-
solutel�, ,guaranteed at Holmes' Drug
Store. 51-2-p
For Sale
2 Shorthorn bulls for sale ,one red
and one roan, 14 months old. E. Snell,
Hayen'barton Farin, Hullett, R.R. No.
1, Clinton. 50-3
Farm For Sale
Ill, Stanley township, lot 32, con. 3,
containing 95 acres, 21F miles from
Clinton, '4 utile from school. Rural
mail telephone,
t
we, never failing
wells, frame house and barn. 80 acres
cleared, balance in mixed timber, 30
acres fall plowed. For further par-
ticulars apply to John Pearson on
premises or phone 22 on 620s -Clinton
central; 49-tf
Barley For Sale
Two hundred bushels of Barley, 0.
A. C. No, 72. Apply to Jos Hood,
Kippeu.' - 48-5-p
• Cottage For Sale
Seve-rai
n o n 0otta •
e in Townshend
wnshend
street. Verandah, town water, elec-
tric lights.
G • x
Good garden 'attached.
g
.Apply on premises to Mrs. Niekle, sr."
50-3-p
Rooms to Rent
Comfortable furnished rooms to
tent, en suite or single. Also board
if desired. Every room heated. Bath
room, phone and every:- Convenience
included.. Apply `/Spruce Lodge" cor-
ner Ontario and William Streets.
Phone 95. � 50-4-p
Cheese for Side'
Cheese for sale in 20 lb. lots or
more any time, present price 21%c lb.
W. II: Lobb, president and salesman.
R. R. blo. 3, Clinton. 40-tf
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- ` NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of Isaac Weavers, de -
eased.
eeased.'
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NOTICE is;hergby given that all
persons having claims against the
estate of Isaac Weavers, late of the
Town of Clintbo in the County of;
Huron"1
ab rex d e
p e eased whod'
died In
or; about the 18th day of March, A.D.
1926, are required to deliver 'to Robert
Hunter or Fred It Nott the executors;
of •the said l estat' or their 1 en solicitor, op
or :befoi'e the 1'lth day of .Aril A.D,
April,
1926, a full "statecnentof theirclaims;.
together with particulars thereof, and'
the nature of securities, if amy, held'
by therm all duly 'verified ,by. affi-
"davit..
AND .TAKE NOTICE . that after
he said last mentioned date the said
executors '1
ynl proceed to •distribute'
he estate Of. the deceased amongst
a
lot and consisting -13 about 128 acres,
suitable for' ,graIing, having a "spring•
treelc running through it, for rent,
'The latter lot' is divided into two parts
and iitay be rented separately, each
.part having running waters For par-
tieulars• "apply'to Mrs. 'OliVe Bedard, `
Courttight, Ont, 514
flee persons- entitled thereto having,
egard only to such claim:: as they
hall have received•due •notice an in
ccordanoe therewith,
Dated. at Clinton, Ontario, this 31st:
ay of Marcia A.D, 1926.
'W B,
rydone, Clinton, Ontario, Soli;.
ditor'Ecr the Said executors. 51.8
ens ` wane
To h your
1100l
s ,give "yoi-
a+ bet-:
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ozraft`
p z It is necessary c
, to ,1 ¢op put=
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ling out the• overfat hens that,are"net
producing .-
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We are always in the market ofdr'
poultry and eggs at top prices.
N. W. Trewartha
Phones -L -Office, 214j Residence,i'214w
. R. DARItOW
BARRISTER
will be at his office
in Clinton each
MON DAY
From 3 to 6p,tn..
30-tf,
FOR.. SALE
Ford Coupe
Overhauled and repainted
and in good condition
Several Radio Sets
at reduced prices
Also some 12 -inch rail wood
Clinton Motor Truck
and Machine Co.
DISHES
Watch, our windows for special§ in
chinaware, 'as this line must b
cleared out.
SPECIAL FOR SHOW DAY ONLY
Neb.... 3 for 29c
Corn Flares , . 3 for 28e
Sugar . , . 14 lbs. for 31.00
Brooms ... 50c
L. LAWSON & CO.
Farm For Sale
In Goderich township, on the Pro
vhncial Highway, 5 miles east of `God
erica, 6 miles west of Clinton, adjae
eat io church and school, comprising
30 acres of first' class land, well tile
drained. Good cement block 7.room
house, bank barn 40x50, driving house
and garage 30x50. Orchard of 55
good winter apple trees. Never -fail
ing water supply. For further par
tienlars apply to Oswald Ginn, R. R
No. 1, Goderich. Phone 16-603, God
rich Central. 36-tf-5025
Clinton's
IF THE. FURNACE GOES' ON 57RII(E
WiTH THE KITCHEN RANGE ANDGRATE
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We know all sides of a heating
problem.
• V4 i'S, eats look at your furnace and
yourkitchen range and your living -
Tooth grate and tell. you just what
kind -of coal each should, have.
If they don't get the right kind,"
they may : really "go on strike,"
through no fault of theirs, through no
fault in the quality of the coal -but
liecause of an unwise selection.
Let -us select the right' kind for yon.
Call the (,t
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clean coal'
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COAL.
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PHONE "74 CLINTON
,Garage For Sale.
Known as Clinton Garage, on •Pro
vinelai highway, between on
and Goderich. A good buy for right'
man. Property, 'ixtures,and stock,
Apply Drawer
,,Clitto
nGarage,.
Clinton; Ont. 40
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes •cleaned pressed and ,re-,
Paired. Woolen goods dry cleaned,'
Rooms aver `•-Heard's barber shop
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This sale will -be on Saturda only'°
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in these sales will be displayed in our windows each Fri- "
day for
`• a.urdays sale
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You will save money on every
artich<offering.
Watch
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Windows .Ido
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for. these S
aturdaY scents
TELEPHONE 53
1-lardlvare Co.
Rowland's Old Stand
CRT-NAMEL STORE
SEEDS
Have •'a complete stock on hand
of Alfalfa, Alsike, Timothy, Yellow
and White Sweet Clovers,- all No. 1
graded seeds, also . Mangels, Turnips
and all garden seeds en- bulk. We
have taken great care in our selection
of stock this year. Our prices are
right and our twentyyears experience
in seeds at your disposal.
Feeds
Have a complete Iine, Bran, ,Shorts,
Middlings, Screenings, Hominy, Feed-
ing Molasses, Oatmeal, Chick Feeds,
Oyster Shell, Beef Meal, Meat Meal,
Tankage, etc.
F'leaars
Snow Drift, Five Ross and Pur-
ity in 24 lbs., 49 lbs. and 98 lbs.
J e A. FORD & SON
- Phone 123
Flour and Feed Merchants and
• Grain Buyers'
ssooesseessrotssamontwasseisloassene
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Having erected new coal sheds will
have en hand full stock of coal for
immediate delivery. Prices reason-
able. Also a quantity of dry maple
wood. `f� ,. J.
MILLER
Orders taken at residence,. phone 119
COAL
Stove and Nut Coal, Coke, Soft Coat
and Kennel Coal
Also Some Wood
E. WARD
Phone 155. Huron Street,
Ladies' Attention
I am prepared to do first class re-
pair, work for all ntalses of Sewing
Machines.
Also a full stock of
Needles, Betts and Parts
for all snakes
Sole' Agent for the Singer
W. GLEN COOK
Phone 171J P.O. Box 201, Clinton
09
RC
MENDER
(NZ.
Arch Defender Shoes
make stalking a rest
vtesat: re. They properly
At the foot -support the
arch --and impart a buoy-
ant spring to your step,
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this Sjaring Skeet
Support-
the SYoohoidBone
As
Deeifile
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Mule at Galt, Ont., by
,The Defender Shoe Co. , 1A1
C. H.
NNER, Electrician
Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans and other
Wiring and Repairs. Ptlaoae 151w
For Men
and. Women.
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ARCH tS�FENDERS are not an
.L 9 orthopaedic freak - they are
elegant 'shoes made in the Acme of
Style and Quality. But they are also
made -with the patented feature'of a
spring support -La hand shaped insole
moulded on a true foot -form last,
Thus
your foot -arch is supported, not by a
rigid prop that is clumsy, heavy and cramping
but by the spring steel support concealed under
the insole, extending from the heel e tog i
r ht
under the Scaphoid Boric which is the' keystone
of your foot arch.
If you have the slightest degree oftrartble,
Arch Defenders will give you quick relief,
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Fred Jacks°
F1our, Feed &; Seod
' We sell' the Maple Leaf Flour
the Cream of
the
West.
also other first class s flout...
Bran, Sorte Calf Meal and Oilcake"
v t�•.
•We have Seed garIeY ' also 'a full title of other peed
A
on hated at" a reasonable
price,
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'SUCCESSOR - TO
Jenkins Ee Son
?HONE 199