The Clinton News Record, 1926-09-09, Page 5•0
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well-.isnown risen And women ui,•e the
ehilslien of e)erymen than of those m.
other professions 'Thos ought'',to be'
e>kg cit+raging ., to the' ehtldreai of the
- parsonages,, who soniettnves I06,1••they •
have' muck to handehp' them:
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Richard- de Brisa3',,'- editor.;of the;,
Cauadiaia•'Foum, writing. r`eeelitly in,
-the':London:Spectbtoi`said: "AIl•.that
is needed„". to'solve the 'problems -, of
•the:-'Emprie,."is the.•"transfer of °25,
000,000: of 1•ingland's populatiotr to
x•04nad'a within':the :next half century."'
''Could we de With half a million Eng-
`lisl .settlers ". :each, year f or. the • next
.'fifty?
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sign ta'pe'r
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xpected'-this ; evenni
;her 'fatlet„ Ma. J Gibbs;gs usho.',
+e a:fall. tlaewothet,, day;'
;was ilUu'1. d try .
.* Eliza,betli Keti'riedy has `returned;'
home After seen lin 'a 'Week ws>;1i
her n eve AC's *,I4aiymold .ilavns of
Stafta , i.- k'
•Ma and :Mrs:. Rirs,'II Latotitelt andi•
Mills' :Edith,:Lator tel! of St Thum
aa; were•;iweek end guests: of the
Misses: Dgaa '
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atoll visit tq'E,dmontoai Anel vt,jaatk;
couver. Iltteytwese Fthe guests •4i;',:
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`,:their S`olr, Mrs" R';'Lucas, wbale -in
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e,haewt .htxoherehe iirutetfied1tniete n,nd4
uiember';gf the. staffof tle Co
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nation school' '
''NI'rt. Geo: ` Shrpley?;. and M;rs J E,'
Hogg attended 4' a meetitg of the;
Executive of ' : the Conference
• .'8l'anch: of the W M..S in S,oncloii
On' Wednesday,
tand t
'dVli Binford Colqul our. b hide o . .f
Chicago. spent Tuesday at the home,
of his :aunt, Mrs, Kennedy, Ontario,
street,leaving: for , their' home
• mo i
;Chicago the following
Mu. and Mrs, J. ,Aitken,. Mr, D. K
Prior, -Mrs: A. Currie, , Mrs, W.
Gochiane, Miss:; Ella•Akam and
Mrs. G. E. Hall and Mr. OrL, Hall
attended the -- reception given foa:
the Rev. Mr. ,McCormack at. Alt -
burn on Tuesday evening.
Mr. and; Mrs, Nelson Howes and, lit-
tie daughter of Harriston, decent.'
panied'-.by Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Mc-
Cartney of Clinton, motored to
Niagara, Buffalo and Toronto the
end of the week and spent a very
pleasant few days. -They returned
via. I-Iarriston Mrs.. -J. Madison
of To'r'onto accompanied then
home.
The ,Kingston Whig believes that •
-a Weekly afternoon off for recreation
lis, enough, and' that: Sunday should
r"call be a day of rest. "To spend it in
a Burly -burly of ,excitement . is not
Molest to -' one's body or .work,"'
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concludes..tlie Whig. 1f these people
'"Who liketo racket around ori -Sunday
had to really work all the other. days,
.as some of us -do, they'd be glad to
:rest on Sunday:
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528 candidates' were nominated in
Canada on Tuesday to contest" 244
.seats in the ':Dominion Election on.
Tuesday. Conseivatiyes, 233, Liber -
...els, 199, Independents, 25, Progres-
sives' 18, Labor 18, U. h', A. 12, and
Liberal-Progr'essives 21. There are 50
fewer candidates than there were in
last year's 'election. One seat, that
of Provencher, Man,, goes by Reda-
' onation
cdacanation to a LiberaI-Progressive.
Eaufield
Mr. and Mac. ?';,, H. Johns and fam-
ily are spending their holidays'' at
Wiarton.,
Mr. W. Denny of the Standard
Bata stair at Harrtston is°assisting
..Mr. E. T, Brown during the absence
,,of the ananager,,Mr. E. 11. Johns. .
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Brandon and
family accompanied by Miss. Maude
McGregor' spent , the week -end and
labor` Day with friends, in Kitchener,
Mr. James L. Sterling and. little
:granddaughter and Mrs. Crawford of
Pickford, Wirth„ arrived on Tuesday
to visit their another, Mrs. Wm. Stet -
:ling.
Mrs, M. Ross, Miss Helen Ross and
Miss M. Pinning of Toronto are occu-
, pying their cottage, Sum -R -Inn for a
few days.
Mrs. E. Trebilcock of London is
,;spending a few days at her cottage.
Mn and Mrs. John Fraser returned
Moate on Saturday after a motor trip
to;Norval.:•
Miss Winnifred Elliott returned to
Lucknow on Saturday after visiting
here for 'a week.
Miss Itutlt . Houston, London, and
Mr, Les. Fielding; of Mitchell. were
: guests of the former's parents ever
Labor Day.
..Rev. 'R. C. Pitts .of. Petrolia spent
:a couple of days in the village last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. ,J. Dixon and Miss
• tarrie Dixon;Of Galt spent the hall
,.day 'with Rev. and Mrs. Paull, who
acdornpanied then' to Galt upon their,
,return •on Monday evening. '
•-a14,r, and Mrs, H. . King .and Master
Harold, Attwood, and Mr.,- Win. E.
x'aiket, Sarnia, • spent the week -end
- With their parent Ma and Mrs. .
Chas. Parker.•
Mr. Jas. Ferguson of Louden spent
the week -end with his mother.
Mrs. I. M. Woods left on Saturday
to' visit friends in Thamesville ,
,: Messrs. Geo. Dewar, 'Robt: Delgaty
, end Thos. Westlake went to Toronto
en Saturday to spend a few days at
the Exhibition. ^'
Mts. .D.. Prentice. and bliss Mar.-
gatet .and JVfaster David Prentice, who
'have spent the past month with Mrs.
Prentice's, parents, Mr: and Mi.'s. W.
yt t•Stinsoir,, returned to their home :in
Trento, on Sattwday
• • ,Miss Gladys •Davison of London:
'spent the week end and Labor Day
with her mother. "'
Most of the people who have cot
tapes -.on :hare •Occupied ootta'ges "liege
during the summer have -returned to
their homes in the 'cities: Among
those wholeft the :end of'last 'Week',
and this week are: ' Dr; and Mrs. E.
W: Garrett and family, ,Cleveland;
Mr. and Mrs L.,M. Day and Master.
Jim Da ?, ,Detrdit; the;Misses Dr' ouin,'
Grosse ,Point Park, Miieh.;; Mrs. Noble
•Biu Ilett and family, Wmdsor , Rest.
N.'
and N�`r�'s.'-3 1Yt :Langford;'. Miss N.
'Langford,.Kitehene1; Mr. and,Mrs.'3.
' Tl. Dobie and family, Kitchener; Rey.
. Keyes'andamily Lueknow, Mr
and'Mrs. G B 7,01A Marnand IamilYt
T White and fanul
• " Dr.and Mrs, E v,
' Mr. and Mrs 1r Manness and fam'aly:
`Mr. and -Mrs C >B Chapman aa,1?1,
family, Dr. and - Mrs. Alexander and-
-son Geoige,),Mrs. E 07 Shannon and
:family, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fitzgerald,':
31r. and liis Geo.°Tama'bling andlam-
ily, Mr. and Mrs. - 3 Hamilton, PM's:
F: V. Granger rind family,- Mr. and
t wo have •hid, seeeYal szttthi s;�
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a Fter;i Dec:'st;,fot+'fi'+:liristsna5,)„ ,
Poitaaits take° sale ofiG.12 of''yiayr,
i lends as' Giftss.
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to liothg w..il;tt� 140'
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Miss ;Carrie I utier of Lq gdox: aiad
¥rases Titigeiae::and,;4a?}l e• Ged,des,:.of'
Itel'grave vrsated' 1V7ist Xih'xtJxa,
,etor; oat Suli?daY-,; .
Master Buddy Brown, Detroit.
Mr. James Cameron, Miss Isobel
and Master Evans i
ans Cameron have re
turned to Toronto after spending the
summer<with Mr.. Cameron's mother.
The morning service of the Ang-
lican church will be held in the town
hall at 11 a.m. and Sunday school at
10 a.m. next .Sunday and during the
time that the church is undergoing
repairs. The Presbyterian service
will be held at 3 p.m. and Sunday
school at 2 p.m.
Miss Elva Dewar` went to Toronto
last week to resume her teaching
duties. Her mother accompanied her
and spent simian days in the city.
Miss Annie ,Dewar: returned to her
duties in Poronto on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Garrett and
family of Pittsburgh, Pa., who are on
a motor trip, called on their, cousin,
Miss M. E- Garrett on Sunday.
Messrs. )W. J. Stinson, J. Pollock; d.
Ii. Reid, It: McMurray, D. H, Mc
Naughton and A.,L. Erwin attended
the nomination at Hensall on Tues-
day. •
Dr. And. Mrs, LeRoy Hiles of Lon-
don. Miss M. Broca and Mrs. W. H.
Shannon, of Toronto are occupying the
Matter's cottage in Lakeside Petit.
Mr. E, Hnnt of London spent the
week -end and Labor Day with'his
parents at -their suinnier home here,
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jowett ntncl Miss
Grade Jowett returned an Thursday
after motoring to Toronto and other
points. , On Monday 'they motored
Miss Grace Jowett to London, where
she is attending Collegiate,
' Miss Anna ,Elliott went -to Goderich
on Sunday from where she motored to
Toronto with friends 'on Monday.
Mrs. Newton -Brady returned last
week after a host delightful summer
spent in England and Ireland.
Mr. and NIRS. Geo. Park and Miss
Ailsa Park of Collingwoorl visited for
a few days last week with Mrs. R:,
Scotchutey.
'Bayfield will - observe Thursday
next, Sept. 16th,.as Cipic"IToliday
Marriagesi
e, t.
01.1&11K-=•Fcl�l'S-•i'At; Va'i�iza, on,S p
1t, :by -tile Ret J` 1L,: •Miller, ;Cot-
tani .utple of the Ilriaegrooni, assist-
ed -by:,the Rev. J. J. D;uurant, pas-
tor' el the Varna United church,
Eva Mae, only daughterofMr,. and
Mrs. E. H. Epps, to Melvin Elliott
Clark, son of Mr. and' Mrs. George
Clark, all 0f Varna.„ :.
McFAD'D'EN•--OO1NISH-In, 'rlin-
ton, on Sept. 2nd,, by Rev. C. 3,
1Mooreheuse, Ida Pearl, youngest..
daughter of Mrs. Cornish and the
date James Cornish, to. Melville Ed-
. man
.d-
man lit'cFadben of ,Cookstown.
LANE-Kik/LAN-In St. Joseph's
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church, Clinton, on Sept. 4th, by the
''Rev. Father Gaffney, assisted by
the Rev. Fathers Goetz and Dant
zer, Anna Loretta, elder daughter
of the late Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Phel-
an of Blyth, to William Andrew
Lane ,of Clinton, son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Lane, -
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-McMillan will be Leh -ill it}ae
Station, on Sept lst. by the Rev, F.
W. Madden of Honeywood, Ottilie
M., only daughter of Mr: add Mrs.
3, S. Lockhart of Proton, to Robert
E. Bowden, son 61 Mr. and Mrs. W
J. Rowden of Goderich township;
IN M,EMORAIM
MANN -In loving memory of Moses
Mann, who passed away Sept. 11th,
1924.
- Sad and sudden was' the call.
He was dearly loved by all,
The blow 'was terrible, the shock
severe,
: We little thought his death so near,
And only those who have lost can
.tell
The pain at not saying a last fare:'
well.
=Sadly missed
Mrs J M. Daly : and family W.13,'
nI Mr anal s C'
a dfa Mr
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b .n Y,
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`d ani ondon� Mr it,
Zb Wtll an tardily, L &
• Mrs Thornton •. Mustard and famplyj.
• 'Mrq I .13;; •tMonkhouse a.nd faintly,,.
Mrs A (3 Hodgins, Prof: 7 .+ C llod;N
?grns' and':'14liss.•-Mabel fiodgine
skid Nlrs.-' V. D.Stevensan'>aud fain ,
sly, Torottbo; Mr. and Mis. . V,'Mad-
lin•^and k'aite,- Miss Norina 11r'own an21
Stanleg Township
Ate. and Mrs.. Stephenson of Mar-
lette, Mich.,
arlette,.Mich, have been renewing ac-
quaintances on'the Goshen line and
spent, a few days with Mr. and.Mis.
Jas. Stephenson:
Rev. R.' C. Pitts of Petrolia former
pastor of Bayfield, Goshen: and Varna,
was the guest of }lir. and Mrs. 3,•
Mossop' and Mr. and Mrs. W. Scotch-
aver one day ]sat weeny,
Misses Merit Armstrong and Fran-
cis Mossop left on Tuesday to attend
Clinton Collegiate. .:.Their many
friends wish the little girls every
Success as they are both very young
but full of ambition, •
M'iss'E. • Mosso spent the past
week with her: friends on the Brinson
and Goshen lines,
Mss, Harold--Penhale, . who spent
the phstl;twe weeks visiting friends,at.:
Lbndon and St. Thomas,, has returned
home,
Mr. John Cowan visited friends in
Clinton one day recently,
Mr.: Thomas NI/estlake is taking in
the Fair at Toronto this week. •
Mx.' Fred Scotchmer of Kitchener
spent : the week=end visiting friends
on the;•Brunson line.
by
wife and family.
CARD .OF THANKS
Mrs. James Martin and Mr, George,
Golclough wish to express their sin-
cere thanks for the -kindness and
sympathy shown them in their recent
severe bereavement, the death of
daughter and wife, the' late Mrs. Coli-
elough, and for the beautiful \floral
offering's sent. ,
l tulle t .1C0.est9'A.ship
301n: and.Mrs.'' John 'Curran and
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children, Eleanore and'Hagh'and'Mr.
Att Curran of,'Clarksen,'Misses Anna
and, Loretta Ptyiin - oI • Toronto,'"and',
Ma.
motored Leo•Flyiin of Montreal
up anti: spent the holiday at the •lioine
of the latter's ,parents, Mi ,and Mrs..
Domini Flyttn, : M1s., Flynn
and Miss Margetaraccompanied.Qwen, ,them
bast: •to. Toronto„Monday, eveziing. •-
Mr. T;hgmas 'P.urbel] , of Stratford:
visited his cousin, Mr: •Wilfred: Flynn
over the holiday. •l `,:
Nir, Rha, Mrs. M J. McCartney
Stratfetd spent tliehoidaYy,
with H+ul
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Mr. ant Mill: Ingles•'aiul family of
Stratford spent.
home of 'the ,holiday at:•the
Mr aiu Mas Idem y' Adatile
Mrs.., yU,}li Collars oftathn'oy rand
Mrs. Sdatry , Biotler, ofLonder. ted
on Sunday - with. thermn.Mr
-eouas,.
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and Mos. Wm; Webster°arra Mrt.,and
Barn For Sale
.Stnall barn, 18x26, in James street,
to be moved from property, for sale
cheap. A L. •Cartwright, Huron
street. 74-2
For Sale
Oak bookcase and writing desk
cotribined, in good condition; Apply
to Mrs. G. D. Roberton, Clinton,
Phone 79. 74-1
Shampooing' and Marvelling
The ladies of -Clinton and vicinity
will be interested to know that I ant
now_ready to do shanapooingnd sn u'-
telling, at my home in Queen street.
Appointments may be made. Mrs.
Ross Forrester. 74-2-p
' .For Sale
Open buggy, wire wheels and new
rubber tires; Massey -Harris 11 -hoe
fertilizer drill, good as new, and a
0-1t. Deering mower, in good repair.
W. W. Higgins, Bayfield. 74-2-p.
Town .,i � intoia
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riday
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will lie givt4 , by
„Addresses;
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HUGH ]4 IiL •Esq:
At?d THOS, lteIV1I•LLAN:
0&r. Rtayinend Xs one of the best
platform• speakera in. Ontario and rias:.
e tl orough grasp of, , all the issues,
sow, before the electors. Be sire • to
hear: him," .: 74-1.
' Nioney Wanted
$1500 wanted iinnnediately, on •good
mortgage. ,'Money well secured. Will
pay 7 percent. W'r'ite postoffice box
325, Clinton. Ontario. 74-2.
Shoe Repairing
Try W. M. Snell, the North End -
shoe repairer. Shop in Mcflveen's
Block, Albert street, North. 74-1-p
Seed Wheat 4
A quantity of Dawson Golden
Chaff wheat suitable for. seed. Apply
to Fred Gook, R. R.• No. 4, Clinton.
Phone 212 on G17, Clinton Central.
Notice to Creditors
In the estate of Joltti'Robert Hol-
mes, late of tlfe.Township of Goderich
,lin the County of Huron, Retired Far-
mer,. deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
Section 56,, Chapter 121 of R. S 0.,
1914, that all pers'onsi having claims'_
against the Estate of John Robert-
Ilo]n es, who tiled on or about the sec-
ond day of May, A l? 1926, at the
Township of Goderich ,::are tecinired to'
send to Dudley Holmes) Wingham or
M. H. Howell, Goderiih, the , Execut-
ors;) on -or before the twenty-eighth
dayof September, AD, 1926, their
name's and addresses -with a es es - i full ` par-
ticulars of their claims in writing and
the"tatute of the 'secpri,ttes(]f any)
held by them., , •
And ' fur then take ndtiee • that .atter,
the,said twenty-eighth day of Sep-
tember, A.D. 1926, the assets of the
said Estate will be distributed by the
sa dExecutbrs among the parties en-
titled thereto', having regard only to
claims of Which they shall then
have
notice sued the Estate will not be liable
for any'claim not filed at the time of
the said distribution,L
Dined 1l '(;tis tw',evty
eighth da$+ of `' Atvglzst, A , d.926
Dn ley,Eoithes, M; •'W; 'tfldwell; "
c. Executors.
74-3.
Good V . lutes
in '; Cars
Used s.
We invite you to visit our li"sed,'Car
Showrooms at 70' York St.,London,
Ont., while you are visiting our exhi-
bition, and see some of the best
values in Western Ontario.
Remember our cars are all recon-
ditioned, and it Is a pleasure to show
you the actual work done on each car.
We carry a complete stock of p-eae
tically all snakes and models.
W. J. CHISHOLM
DODGE BROTHERS DEALER
70 York St. London, Ont.
STORAGE FOR 100 CARS •
74-1
Hospital Street
Fair and Dance
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EN l POULTRY
We advise. you to have the birds +0
crit dayiatg•laehN culled while the
'iva ks high Culling of birds done
o eharie t roti h'.o>iri:office
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Go To-, -r
CC` ridag, October 1st.
In Hospital Block on Shipley street
Following are the booths:
Christmas Gifts --Hospital Board
Convener, Mrs. Mason.
Touch .and Take -Girls Auxiliary.
Mrs. Stevenson.
Homemade baking and Towels -Clin-
ton Women's Institute Mrs, Flynn
Miseellaneops-Londesboro Women's
Institute 'Miss Brigham
Aprons -:Lady Bowlers
Mrs. Fair
Candy Booth
Horne Cooking and - Produce -London
Road Club Mrs. A. Wiltse
Fish Pond Mrs, F. Thompson
Baby Show -"Hospital babies,"
Prizes given, under 6 months, 6
months to 1 year, 1 year to 141• years,
11/2 Ur 2 years. Mrs, Combo
Rummage Miss Zetta Bawden
Afternoon Tea Mrs. McTaggart
Donations may be left at Miss Haw -
den's home any time during this
month.
EVENING
DANCE IN TOWN HALL
Commencing at 8:30
Admission -Gents, 60c, Ladies, 25c
Should Weather be Unfavorable
Bazaar will be/in. Town Hall
74-4
Piano Wanted
A used piano' wanted. Give make,
age, condition and price for} cash or
on time. Address T. G. Elliott, R. R,
No. 1 ,Bayfield, Ont. ' , 73-2,
Nediger's Gaira ge
For,. Gasoline,; Oilaml,Gxe,ase'
Tires, Tubes and AQ.cesor,ies..
Let us figure on your-Ttpckiing
'Some Wood, *Sok
W. J'. Nediger, er-, Pro
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If You, Cannot See As You Should
Without. glasses, get them for the
good of yourself and your eyes.
let anything interfere with your con-
sulting us. And don't, let anything
cause you to defer the mattes,Per
cause if glasses are- necessaryto en-'
able you to see asyzou should, there'
is no duty, 'before yoq of nioge tin-
portance than getting them -Our
ac
horo h n e r r
service is t a e W.
.-ug �-a.,
H Hell ar_ Ontometrist, Clinton. 14-1-1
Farm. For Sale
Bart lot 17-18, on the 8th Gaai:eo?
13ullett, consisting of 81% acres,
good buildings, Also 50 acres on Con.
9. App]y on premises or by mail to,
Wm. H, Hesk, Londesboro, R. R. no.l,
Q2 -12-p
Boarders and Roomers Wanted
A number of boarders and roomers
wanted, second,house west of Baptist
church. Apply to Mrs. W. Cole. 70-tf
=We Serve and Satisfy
Baby's Buggy Por Sale
A reed baby's ,buggy,, in good con-
dition. Apply Mrs, W. T. Herman.
71-4,
Slabs For Sale
A quantity of good slabs for sale:
Apply to A. D. ,McCartney, Clinton.
Phone 256. 72-4
A Nice Farm Honte For Sale �..
That desirable farm of 100 acres
sititiated just'outside the, corporation
of the Town of Clinton, on the Pro
vinciel Highway, being lot 22, cote 1,
Hallett 'township. Soil rich. _ clay
loam, excellent water. • For particulars
apply 'to Alex. 11. Blown, Box 98,.
Clinton, Ont, e 7141'
Wanted
' A number of roomers" house cent-
rally located, near school Apply
News -Record. 71-4-p
Razor Blades Sharpened
Safety Baro' Blades •sharpened,.
Satisfeeflonluaranteed or money re-
,funded " Single edge, 80, double edge
40. J, E '1lovey, Druggist, Clinton:.
70-tf
Comfertable House to -Rent
-With or : without, furniture: Elea-
',lights,
leclights, :'town' water; five 'anitrutes<
walk from postoffice, ten minutes
i tet
from Colleg, • Public . school Irl c and
School of Commerce: Apply to Miss
Hill; Wellington street. 69-tf4p
SPECIALS
for This Week
Only
Toilet Paper 6 for 25c
Neb Soap 'Flal es, per pkg.... 10e.
Quick Naptha Soap . , , 17 for $1,00
Ammonia 10c, 3 for 25c
Classic Cleanser 3 fe? 33c
Apple and, Straw. Jam . ,4 lb, tin 69c
Orange Marmalade, 4 lb, tin .. 69c
Pumpkin, per can 18c
Tomatoes, per can 13c .... 2 for 25c
Vulcatiizin
g
'Satisf„a0boz
y repairs guaranteed on
balloon as well as high pressure tires.
,We, use the Goodyear Factory Method
of le aYrmg W0buY your. ur
old
whbels ah'dtires if you buy a new set:
6f,,,Ballo1i .tn4s ;arid• wheels, E Il:
Epps ia}1d:Soi7c, V Atria. Phone. Clin-
ton, 626-21T
Cooked Meats, Tomatoes, Celery
Bananas and Oranges
L. LAWSON & CO.
PROMPT DELIVERY
Phone 111
Clinton's
00)9Cit.R,
L.ax1N-1Qrerrn, 1V, 'inky l°lia►
A LIG'}IT ';))0.4,I1",. LOW-, .I - ,
all >Gnditzons It has,tlte.fo]lowzng strong lea£vas,•
n '
,,, + •r = Ltd ` traeztt w c
''•''<Ad' 's. a . e':Rean:- 1'ur ow lee wuthJ-a.. c, ew, . us ..... h h r'
• and a 'des d.
ca be set oto m ke. e: be 1 ca as h s,
oiler rovided raga art end ;hen`ke t ful-oi:•grea$6.w1.11 prevent:
dirt :ot sand froth eieteinng t'he' hub bearing- Effeetiye ser aper can
be, adjusted tq fdr ax clese to the rim as, neeeseat s to do•'a gpvd'job
1 "Y
=.s ire a can e•:h k d around & ° a7ce:',"<
a1 ieanm
.
:to 0 usethe.rear
tmak as uti .d .w lu
h b ao a ;;
Three ty,pes, m
aTa
+deep suets share
for, general pua.fieao; work in• stlihbje :lait{t„•anolth'arrtd`r, gravelly
and
the thirdiwlneh'iS"''caped;ally suited for: P,eavy;=clay coin'
,The Fronk Furrow'Wheel:ean 'be controilled-in;two way, , either
iby the polo,.: em y the hand level.
•This Pl'vyr, as •a high arch?bea* and, tlter•eltan:'.wide,
n t}yeon,
o
nelaing'• be-"
.
the,sb els insures-ample<:tlearaicefor trash even where field;
eandityns ar -.cite tion ]sbad:.Ta11d dcau;;
be•pias dt se cessfuily with thisw
.
,..,
•ol n C ]ter.,: hrc is su he re�•ul-arit •c b l through
A 1&,lh ,,, ou ,..w ?z Rp. di. ,� ,v, . ti S g
Stalks, wadi trash easily, and thus helps -,int, coveci'ng:
TO, SEE:IT PS :CONVINCING PROOF.'
CLIFFO'I?IS LOBB,_ Intplesnent: Representative
it ei Hrdware
Deering and McCormick Agescey
Rowland's Old Stand ,'
TELEPHO E 53 'CRiI-NAME
N L STORIQ
,
Verdi Coupe Sale
_ G;oun for x
192g' Mddely in good running order,
Apply to W. J. Nediger Clinton. 62-11
Cheese for Sale
Cheese tar sale in ` 10 lb, lots or
more any time, present price, 21s lb.'
W -H, Lobb, President and salesman..
R, lt.,, No. 3,_ Clinton. 4041
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed and _re-
paired. Woolen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms over Heard's barber shop,
W. J Jago. -83-11
A coal slay in August prevents a,
cold day in December. -
The Heat Folies can defend( your
home against ,cold and storms.
But •don't wait too long
engagee
their protection.
-bin Let `them -fill ; your coal b n now
then they'll be ready to battle with
Y
Winter from the earliest' frost until
the last.
Call the likkrliBett
forooda c can coal
�
® ,91 ,
v�T K.
COIF
Y
COAL AAS
PHONE 74 CLINTON
ROIFINU
Have Fi Complete stock of
Toronto Asphalt Roofing the
best by test. Every customer
we have sold satisfied. Come
and see our stock before fixing
• F. R. :ASO
W
BARRISTER
will be at his office
in Clinton each
MONDAY
From 3 to 6P . m..
COAL
Having erected new coal sheds will
have on hand full stock of coal for
immediate delivery. Prices reason-
able. Also a quantity of dry mapla
wood.
R. J. MILLER
Orders taken at residence, phone 119
COAL
your roof and compare ours L Stove, ECokegg, Nauntd anKednnTel hrGeshingoal Coal
with any other's,
A complete line of Flour,
Feed, Grain and Stock Feeds
always on hand. Prices right
and our ain't is to satisfy: our'
customers.
J. A. FORD & SON
Phone 123
Flour and Feed Merchants and
Grain Buyers
Also some Slabs
'E. WARD
Huron Street,
Phone 155.
Singer Sewing Machine
Sold on Easy Monthly Payments
Special two-year terms given to
"farmers '
Also a full stock of
Needles, Belts and Parts
for all makes
Sole Agent for the Singer s`
W. GLEN COOK
Photos 171J P.O. Box 201'w Clinton
09
Absolute
Shoe
Comfort
For people'who ps•efer. to,
wear kid leathers in prefer-
ence to all other kinds for°the
real comfort which is found
in them. We are offering two
patterns which appeal to all
lovers of top quality moder-
ately priced.
Oak tanned soles Goodyear
Welted $6.50 and $7.00.
Special Fittings for
narrow feet.
FRED JACKSON
The Big Shoe Store
Opposite the Town. Hall
W
C. H. VENDER; Electrician
Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans and other' ,
Appliances
Wiring and, Repairs.
Phone 15Iw'
ofateler
FLOUR ANS F
- W - • le '
:de bread
and Pas
trY
flour
bran, shostes acanrdrYmai
'dlienfinogfsh.i Ah Isroidifferent kinds of Poultry
foods;'
We h ave a car Of
estern Oats, coming.
Cliarleswortii
P$0 NE 199