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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1926-09-16, Page 5f11' • epi+. • TI{UIt'SDAY NEPTti1yiaaur1^ 1.6 ,1 g e t . i o t � e� 1b d >e+ batik as ca Yes, . p, C OICE CA TTL N•.G�D�® REIVtAND • MarketRemains rirm'With•.. Prices' Well Maintained, There is. a; keen„ demandfor' high-grade ;" cattle','Witir' prices rematnrti „him..• "t'he �contin`ued hg stehdmess,,o£ the` market ppliustzes' ,the 'tact'`that. betiter 1'v 'toil. ' ns bigger hank s .mea . a .btgg , n � secotint far'tlre;farmer w o heres to high st;xndards.obreed- iaag and" seieetion,,•-a , reward hatch the : owner of .the scrub erd' cata,'never hope to realize',' the -Cattle tecei. s0 hun ,$8{ lee' fro tli yal Ban Can•. da Clinton Branch R. E. Manning, Manager m �.. interest ,to You an c , a�i`I e. Well, the Sovereign—Peoplc have :spoken. You may or may, not like the 'verdict,•but you will -have to abide by We had a fine day for the erection but, in view of the weather since, the weatherman seems to be mighty sorry over the result. "Never advertise .without having . something to advertise and 'never have anything to advertise without advertising," is the pertinent way the Kitchener Record puts it. w a . . It will be a serious thing, for the country if the powers that be eon - :elude, as they have, some reason to • do, that the people of Canada ap- prove of public officials joining hands with rascals in breaking the laws of the land. The Stratford Beacon -Herald had an editorial in Saturday's paper about the' delights 'of sleep. Bet the editor has been •out late at night attending politieal meetings bird was promising himself a few good snoozes as soon as the election'was• over. • Mr:• 5. Bruce Walker, European Director of ,Canadian Inunigration, in . an address lately made the assertion that Canadian husbands are'the best. in the world. There is scarcely a hus- band 'in Canada but will agree with Mr. Walker's statement. • awn « I Hamilton refuses to grant a ,taxi. license to a woman. This isnot be- cause thewoman isnot considered a capable, driver but because it is felt that women are butting into men's , jobs too much. The,itiayor.is reported to have said that "it wasn't fair for them to break into this line." The woman iniquestion :said the men want- r•ed to save all the"soft" jobs for them selves, So thele you are, a sex war a w M T "There .are many citizens," remarks the Wetaskawin' Times, "who ex- pect to pay their butcher and their : groc,er every month, but they think that ,a,newspaper .subscription bill. :can be paid any old time. Some of. them will let it run for .years,. if the Publisher does not cut it off. And it it is cut off, they get huffy, tend de- , Glare they will never take the paper •.again. They feel indignant •because doubt has :been thrown upon their cre- • dit, They should reflect that] the pub - licher gets no good out of their credit. What he- needs to• pay his help and settle his paper bills, etc. is cash, and nothing well take the place of cash. This irregularity of income is the curseof many newspapers that would be in•a thriving condition, ,if they •,•could• depend' upon the saute -pay- . ments that the drygoods pian and the shoe, store can lodk to."e•• It-would•'be a, good. thing for 'rural "'weekly newspapers of they could do ,.as daily papers and national weeklies do, insist upon cash in ,advance. • A lady subsdriber aaid..to us not long ago • when ,she carie in to renew, her daily, which was just due, 'and The News- Recdrd, which was somewhat poral. due: ";Lt is really a shame for us to allow our subscription to The News - Record to ran' behihd, ,just b'ocause ;you don't stop it; We hurry to pay, up our daily paper because we know • that if we do not we shall be deprivek of it; but we allow you peoplei;o wait: until it suits 'us -to come 'in and pay. It:,isn't fair.' This lady looked, at it • from the publishers' standpoint, SIR GEORGE FOSTER who is representing Canada at the League, of- Nations. Sir George has proved a worthy representative, ono Canada has reason to be proud of. 1�iatxuve have had•naitssealser in f r °Chrlstmao rPort 4 „ It is;:ohle aboiit 16 veeeits till Ghyiet }nap••and stint ' is the'tiane,ypere ant, those Photos 'fon, Gifts,. l;Bettei• eo ate in airy'Tuesda4now and we "'will fin- ish yoir..Photos, and pus" them aside until 'you want'' them at Christiakae (We twill not promise any" -Photos tak- en after • Dec•"l'at fox Cltristmaq •),• .12 Portraits take:' caro of 12 of`yout ftierids'•as Gtftsi C uclhles ,la e"` a na s oruein now, h(d l th t er ; to 1)4ither with lot 's `i a for Anerteura:. Wie''cio f m It ? g. . rfrait `.Stu Burgess, Po :MITCHELL -AND CLINTON • SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT A big Softball Togrnainent will be held'at - LONDESBORO ,SATURDAY, SEPT.18th. ' at 2 p.m. • The following''teams will compete: BOYS:- • Ashfield, Auburn, Blyth, Brussels, •Seaforth, Clinton, Bruce-, field and Londesboro. • •' GIRLS: Ashfield, Brucefield, Clinton and Londesboro. ADMISSION 25 -and 10 cents. 7'5-1 SEAFORTH: Mrs. - M. Carbert,: "Seaforth, < announces ,the engagement of her daughter, Alice Marie, to MT. George Edward Holland, son of Mx. and Mos. George K. Holland, Dublin, Ontario, the marriage to take place the latter part of September. Births LEPPINGTON—In Clinton, on 'Sept.' 12th, to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Lep- pington, a daughter.—Mary Edith Luella. WHITE—At Victoria ' Hospital, Lon- don, mts.Septenaber 4th,'to•Rev, and Mrs. L. C. White, of Nile,. a daugh- ter, Mary Elizabeth. 'SHIPLEY—At St, Vincent de Paul Tlcsdiital, f'rockville, on SePtembei', 13th, to Dr. and Mrs. Manley Adair. Shipley, of Morrieburg, a daughter, .Maayy Ann. Destthi. Lost By a working man, a $10 bill on Saturday, Sept' llth, in Clinton.. Finder please leave at The News -Re- cord office. `: 75-1-p Card- of Thanks Electors of South Huron: Quite regardless of party political leaning I thank you for the splendid victory given me at the; polls on Tuesday* last:. The victory is yours not mine. . _ I take it as a striking vindication of my record ne your servant in the parliament of'Canada, and a fitting rebuke -to those who sought to cover my name with obloquy at a time when I was humbly endeavoring to do my duty and had to meet and experience the greatest Material loss in human life. May I say again that words fail to convey in any Adequate terms a just appreciation of the fine tribute you have accorded. It shall be to me an additional inspiration to render to you and to my country the best and noblest service of nay life. Yours sincerely, TIIOS. McMILLAN. R. R. No.' 2, Seaforth, .Ont. Sept, 15, 1926, STEEP In Goderich, on September 3rd, Annie Wilson, wife of Mr. George Steep, aged 28 years.' PL EWES — At Moosomin General. Hospital, on Sept. 8th, Joseph Plewes, son of the late Robt. ancd\ Harriet Plewes of Tuckersmithy' aged 64 years, 11 months and 18 days. ,Brucefield I•Iorticultural Society was held on Tuesday, Sept. 7th, both af- ternoon and evening. The exhibits were all beautiful and very numerous, surpassing all expectations. The as- ters especially were wonderful. A silver collection was taken at the door' to defray expenses and the choir girls made over $30 serving tea. .Follow= rag area list of the,prize winners: Collection , of glads—Mary Me Naughton, Mrs. 3,,Thompson, Anna Caldwell. `. 6 Glade:—Mary' McNaughton, Mrs., 5. Addison. Display of ,,Asters—Mrs. C. G. Armour, Itlrs W. '. Nesbitt, Mrs.., D. FotheningbaM. 6' Asters -Mrs. D. reeheringltapi .114s. C. G. Armour; Janet Ailcenli,ead ' Display of Dahlias --Mrs. J rhomp- son,;4VIs H. Dayman.. 6 Dahlias -=Mrs. J.:Thou;psora, M.rs, D. Fotheringham, Mrs. J. Kitchen, Display of Annuals ---Janet . \Aiken-„ bead, Hazel Haugh, Eleanor 'Snider. Display of Pehemaials-Mrs. 5. Mc- Queen, Mrs. C. G. Armour, Mary -Mc Naughton, Tuberous Begonias—Mrs. J. Addi-. son, Mrs. W. Stackhouse, Mrs. H. Mc- Lachlan. Hosie Display- 1VIr.' J •.Addison, Mrs. A. McQueen, Miss Marks. • Mrs. Rathwell of Toronto > is the:; guest of Mrs. Win. 'Rattenbury this week. , , • Mr, -Prank ;MCGreeor' is visiting friends in the village and vieinity. Me. and lVirs. Wheeler and daugh-1 ter :have gone to Detroit to .attend the wedding of their soil, Austin. Mr. and M°s. Mae ,Aikenhead of London are visiting friends, in Brace - field end vicinity this week. alit "1VIAt�' e • on hat.n;,. a n, toffs of e,lia fall;vrheat bran,and shorts, tivhieh we will'k,sell et.•seasonable; prices iia far' niers begs: ` c 0 h Sc roak 'John S Phone 8:: Cleeeee •-` t reet�� .. )tial S# , > • and Da nCe air a Friday, October 1st.- In 'Hospital Bioeit on Shipley street F,ollo,wing'are the booths:. Christm'as Gifts-•-11o'spital Hoard ' Convener, Mrs. Mason, Touch and Take—,Girls Auxiliary .'Mrs. Stevenson. Homemade 'baking and ToWels—Clin- ton Women's Institute Mrs,`': Flynn Miscellaneous—Londesboro Women's Institute Miss Brigham Aprons—Lady Bowlers e Mris. Faux Candy Booth - •Horne Cooking and Produce London' -• Road Chit Mas. A., Wiltse Fish Pond Mrs. F. Thompson Baby Show "hospital babies," Prizes given, under' 6 months,, 6 months to.1 year; 1 year to 1,/s years, 1A to 2 years. ° Mrs. Combe Rummage Miss Zetta Bawden Afternoon Tea Mrs. McTaggart Donations may be loft at Miss Baw- den's home any trine during this month. EVE,,,NING DANCE IN TOWN HALL Clearing Auction Sale Mo. Henry C`Zapfe has instructed the undersigned to sell by public auc- tion at Brucefield, on Wednesday, September 22nd., at 1 o'clock sharp, the following:, Mason & Riseh piano, nearly new; Gold Med- el phonograph, with forty- six records;' Buffet with mirror; Din- ing room table and. sial -chairs; light oak bedroom suite, complete; 2 dark oak bedroom . suite, complete; Ray= mond sewing machine; Iron bed; Wooden bed; 2 wash stands; Kitchen ,table; six .chairs;, •2 arm ; chairs; 3 rocking chairs; Morris chairs strethcer; 2'•snnall•tables; 2'hanging lamps; 3 table lamps; zink; New Per - Ration coal oil stove with oven; Coal heater; eight day clock; dishes; .pots; 'pans; crosscut saw, nearly new; 2 axes; spades;.shovel•s; bucksaw; forks handsaws; planes; step -ladder; meat grinder; 5 cord maple wood; 2 tons hand coal) .31, tons timothy hay; double barrel breech -loading shot gun; fur coat, nearly new; driving• horse, quiet and reliable, rubber tired buggy; cutter; .2 sett single harness; collars and hames; wool horse Ulan ket and other articles, etc. At the satire time and place the de- sirable property .will be offered for rale if, not gold previously con- sisting of good frame house with two good garden lots and an abundance of good water. Also a go'od stable on 'diprtioopeotyns,} ". , (buildings are in' good con-. Terms=Terms on property made known oe day of sale. Termson ef- fects, 4 months credit on furnishing bankable paper, or a discount," of 6% per ,annum allowed for cash on credit amounts. . • .• Everything to be sold as proprietor is leaving` tBrueefield "- Henry. C. Zapfe Proprietor, George I3 Elliott, Auctioneer•. 74-1. `Rrineeielde. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Moor of De- -troit are visiting at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. Alex McKenzie: ar aiser of Detroit Mr, and Mrs.,K 1 I� spent the week -end with friends here. Mr. Frank McGregor of Flint, -Mich., is holidaying with his father, Mr. Hugh McGregor, Sr: - Miss Laura Swan is: spending her ,vacation with her parents, Mi: and Mrs. George Swan Miss•Graee Ross has returned from 'visiting, friends in Brantford. 1Vliss Mayme;Swan is'visiting With her sister,,Mrs. C. H. Haat, ,Toronto. ' Mr.' and Mrs, H. Zaphe and family ,are intending before, long to move. to Detroit. They will be greatly, missed ;from ort: village., as they;; have been •g 00a citizens.' leaves Miss Gladys Adiiisan shortly -to enter the hospital as a nurse;ii training:'• ' _ On Monday evening.. a number of the young ladies gathered 'atthe, home of, Miss. Addison and presented her with a shower ,of handkerchiefs The first Flower•. Show 'of , the HOG SHIPMENTS Report of I4o • Shipments for Week n Ii w enditg" Sept.'9tli, 19216.'': • '• - Clinton—Total bogs, 62; seldet.bac- on, 36; thick .smooth, 24; heavies,1: Londeehoro-•Total, hogs, 69; select boot, 22; thick smooth, 47. • ;Huron CountyTotalAloes, 1347,, select bacon,; 398; thick srnooth,769; heavies, 57; :extra hea'el'68, 9; shop hogs, 52; lights and feeder's, 38, Commencing at 8:30 Admission --Gents, 60c, Ladies, 25e Should Weather be Unfavorable ' Bazaar will.he in Town Hall -74-4 i warttli . EA'L77B , IN EE NEW-L:AiD .EGG W SPk3-CIAL1'ZE in Milk Fed Pout - try 12 months, in tate year. Phone ae 'early in the week:: as possible for: prices. 'GOOD DEMAND FOR ALL -KINDS, OF NO.-1cP UL X n to have the ird o We advise u b s y , e while' ;your laying peh cu1 1 d the price is sigh. Cullin ;of :birds done free of charge through u our office. g Phones—Office, 214j Residence, 214w e' For Sale 3 -burner oil stove, high bac):, oven, Beady,new; good cream reed baby's buggy and bassinet; mahogany dres- ser and corrode; ironing' ' board and clotheshorse. Apply to Mrs. A. Mc - 7 5 -1-p. ADMINISTRATO'R'S SALE Ot House and Lot and Furniture The., House and adjacent lands known as Lot Number , 503 on the North side of Rattenbury street, Clinton, will be offered for sale by Public Auction at the premises on Tuesday, September 28, 1926, at 2:00 o'clock p:m. • The house is a ' 6 roomed cottage with an attic. It is'lighted with elec- tricity, W. 'BRYDONE, 75-2 Solicitor for the Vendor. • -. Calves Astray i Strayed from the Lavis farm on the Base line, about September lst, 3 9 - Months -old calves, one ` roan; one Guernsey with white spots and one red with white spots. Information re- garding their whereabouts thankfully received, Call Phone 189w or 189j, Clinton. ' 75-1 C N. It RARNINGS The gross earnings.pf the Canadian. National Railways for the week ended ,September 7, 1926 were $4;8941117 05 compared with $4,456,739 for the seine period of 1926, an increase of $443,738 or ten per cent. Go To— Ne Tiger's -Garage For Gasoline -Oil and Grease Tires,' Tubes and Accessories. - Let us figure on your Trucking Plums For Sale , ' . Many varieties of good plums at a low price for sale by Mrs. Argent. • 75-1 Auction -Sale of. Farm Stock . The uedersigned has received in:: structions from Mr. Ernst 1 own- sliend-_to sell by pulite' auction -at MIN '. George Holtmd'a pann, 1 :mile south wesiw01:Clinton on the•Bayfield road cur Saturday, .$eptetriber ,25th, coan- inencing bI1:3Q o'clock, . sharp, thmY -following.: General-purpose horse, 4 years old; • ' aavy draft innie, 11. 1 years old;"Durham,cow with calf at foot; 8._Holstein cows' with calf •at foot; 2 peat Jersey cows •wit'h ,, Calf at foot; Hercford'cow with calf, at foot; Here: ford, coW due to freshen, in December H -refercp cow due 't0 freshen ' in March; .11eireford ,cow ,due„ to freshen ie April; Durhem cow due to freshen 'in March;, Iolstein•cow milking good. These cows are all y`dung and a choiejp.' 'lot: -3 H•olsteheheifers'due to fresheli: this fill 3 Durham` heifers • to clue freshen this fall; 10 2—year old heif ere; 1a last :fall calvesi 2 spring calvod; Heirefoi d bull f So ,i' with 1Q, .pigs 6 weeks old, Term1 s 6l -months credit to be given o't, 1o'ntehang bank- able paper of a discount of 6 per dent. \per annum ; off .forcash, or an adds tioi'tal 6 rionths'eredit givcn•with 6% pereannuni,odded (no reserve :.as,pro- ,prietor has no stable:), Ernest'Town steed, Proprietor., George H. Elliott, Auctioneer.;-, 75.2 Some Wood for, Sale W. .f. Nediger, Prop. No Two Person's Eyes Are Alike That is why we must give the clos- est attention to every 'mase. And where lenses are furnished, they must be prescribed and prepared to suit the needs of the individual. We have can- fidenee in our ability to render a sat- isfactory service, and to giveeas near- ly normal vision - as conditions will permit. W. H. Hellyar, Optometrist,, Clinton..* 75-1 Slabs For Sale A quantity of good slabs for sale. Apply to A. D. McCartney, Clinton. Phone 25G. 72-4 Razor Blades Sharpened Safety Razor Blades sharpened. Satisfaction guaranteed or money re- funded.. Single edge, 3c, double edge 4c. 5, E. Hovey„ Druggist, Clinton. 70-tf Barn For Sale • Small barn, 18x26, in James street, to be moved from property, for sale cheap; A, L. Cartwright, . Huron street. 74-2 Boarders and Roomers Wanted, A number .of boarders and roomers wanted, second'house west of Baptist church. Apply to Mrs. W. Cole. 70-tf A Nice Farm' 1Io;ae For Sale-. That desirable. farm . of 100 acres situated just outside the corporation of the Town of Clinton, on the Pro- vincial Highway, being lot 22, con. 1, Hullett township. Soil - rich clay 1oam, excellent water. For particulars apply to Alex. R. Brown, Box 98, Clinton, Ont. • 71-1f We Serve , and Satisfy Shampooing anis Marcelling. The ladies of Clinton. and vicinity will lie interested to know that I'am now readyto do shampooing and mar- ceiling' at pry{ home in Queen street. Appointments may be made. . Mss., Ross Foetester. • • 74-2-p 'For Sale Open buggy, wire wheels and new rubber tires; Massey -Harris 11 -hoe fertilizer drill; good asenew, a 6 -ft. Deering mower, in good repair:' W. W. Higgins, Bayfield. Money Wanted. $1500 wanted immediately, on.good mortgagor Money well toured. Will pay 7 percent. Write postoffice•box' 325, 'Clinton Ontario. 74-2. Notice to Creditors the estate. ofeJohie Robert Hol- mes, late of the Township • of Goderich in the County' of Huron, 'Retired Far- mer, deceased. Notice is hereby given pursuant to Seyaion 56, Chapter 121 of R. S. 0,, 1914, that ,all persons having claims against the Estate , of John Robert Holmes,. who -died on or about the sec and day of May, A.D. 1926, at' the Township 'of Godenidii, are required to send to Dudley` Holmes, Wingh,ain, or M. H. Howell, Goderich, the Execut- ers, on er before the twenty-eighth day P of ' September, A.D. 1926, their names and addressee with,. full •par- tieulfrs of their claims in writiltg and the -nature of the- securities (if any) held. by tli'ent. " And further 'telco 'notice that after' the said- ,twenty,-eight)j, day of'Sep-- tember, A.D.' 1926, theessets.•of the saki Estate will bo distributed by the said Eitecutors among the parties'. en- titled thereto, having regard only to- cloam • of which, they sit a1l then have notice and the Estate will not be liable fors any'elaim not filed at the time of the .said distribution. Dated : at Wi'ngham this twenty- eighth da of August, A. D., ,5926. Dtidle Holmes, M, W. Howell; >' Executors., SPECIALS Ball Improved Sealers' TIDE Plow 9A h lk "eery 0:13 S. 'P cCorIInac D ni' , .,N . . ;A -LIGHT DRAFT, iLOW-PRICED P1,OW especially designed for all conditions.' It Ilea the following strong features: • Adjustabl Reel. Furrow Wheel with a screw- adjustment which can be set to ma alcethewheel easter easily or hardas desired. hard. oiler is provided regularly, and when.kept,.full of, grease will prevent dirt, or sand from entering the hub bearing. Effective scraper can. be adjttsted to fit ageless to the,rim as necessary to do a good job of Cleaning. A hook is supplied whuch.can be hooked around a spoke to cause the rear wheel to act' as a' brat e/ on steep hills. Three t s f Bottom can' -be u plied ono, with deep,sucic share ype o Bottom b s r . " esao5 al , purpose, work' in 'stubble land, -another for ,gravelly and the third which; is" 'especially suited for heavy clay soil: The Front Furrow Wheal can be con r fled lir two ways, .e ither 'by the pole, or' by the hand lever, :This Plow has .it high arch•:beam and the clean wide opening bo - e •• tween the wheels insures ample cl learance for trash even where field conditions are exceptionally -bad. Ta11,' stubble• and corn ,fields can he plowed auccessfuliy; with this plow. A Rolling Coulter: which is supplied regularly •cuts through the stalks arid trash 'easily, and thus helps in covering. TO ,SEE IT IS ,CONVINCING PROOF CLIFFORD LOBB, Implement' Representative Millerr w ref Gorr Deering and McCormick Agency. itowland's Old Stand TELEPHONE 53 CHI-NAMEL , STORE Ford Coupe in; Sale 1925 Model, in good running order. Apply to W. J. Nediger Clinton. 62-tf Cheese for Sale Cheese for' sale in 10 lb. lots or more any time, present price, 21s lb. •W. H. Lobb, president and salesman. R. R. No. 3, Clinton. 40-11 Pints, per dozen $1,20 Quarts, per dozen $1.35 Half Gallons, per dozen $1.65 Parawax, per bottle 20c Zinc Rings, per dozen 20c Rubbers, per dozen 10c Bulk Black Tea, special, lb. ..70c, 80c {Bulk Cocoa, per lb. 10c Coffee, per Ib, 70c Corn, per can ... 15c Peas, per can 15c Tomatoes, per can .......... 2 for 25c Pinlc Salmon, per can 20c Tomatoes by the basket, Celery, Cab- ' bage, Peppers, Fruits, etc. Fresh"line`of Cooked and Uncooked, ' Meats at all times L. LAWSON & CO. PROMPT DELIVERY Phone 111 Clinton's Clothes Cleaned and Pressed Clothes cleaned pressed and re. paired. Woolen goods dry cleaned. Rooms over Heard's barber shop, W. J. Jago. —8341 • Western Oats •r Expect a car daily of old oats. Special price off the car. Our oats here this year are too light for handling. Western oats look like a small crop with high prices. Let us know your requirements and give us a chance to get them for you before they go too high. Homing Feed Expect another car of this daily. Special price off car for cash. Every- body knows this feed. The highest analysis feed on market for the price. Orjster• Shell Have a carload coming the end of tho month. Lay in your winter's supply. IN FLOURS WE CARRY: Ben' Hur` Snow Drift Maple Leaf Purity, Five Roses North Star J. A.' FORD & SON -Phone 123 'Flour and. Feed Merchants and Grain Buyers F. R. DA _R W BARRISTER will be at his office in Clinton each MONDAY '- From 3 to 6 p.m. 30-tf. 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 maple wood. R. J. MILLER Orders taken et residence, phone 119 COAL Stove, Egg, Nut and Threshing Coal Coke and Kennel Coal Also some Slabs E. WARD Phone 155. Huron Street, Singer Sewing Machine Sold on Easy Monthly Payments Special two-year terms given to farmers- Also armers- Also a full stock of Needles, Belts and Parts for all makes Sole Agent for the Singer W.\ GLEN cam - Phone 171J P.O. Box 201, Clint09 Absolute Shoe Comfort ' For people who prefer 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 model.: ately priced. Oak tanned soles Goodyear Welted $6.50 and $7.00. Special Fittings for" narrow feet. FRED JACKSON A -.d_ . The Big Shoe Storei - Opposite the Town Hall la _ . C. H. VENNER, Electrielan Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans and other 4ppliance,s Wii ing and Repairs. ' ', Every winter ,you promise yourself thatenext season you'll put that coal in early. • umn t er's here S Winter's cooping just as surely, and Christmas time :will bring you sleet: and snow,'not roses': 'Send teethe 'H'Heat:Folks, get your coal in 'nobly and forget, your heating prdblem for therest of -the year, Call the, f r' good, deandeaneoal rig usiar COAL AL COMPANY.::.::: PHONE 74 --------CLINTON A Phone 15 Ivo' 1 'r We carry ,a of high grade 'bread andpastry flour It bran shorts and middelings. Also different kinds ds of Poultry 1 y foods, We have "a cap' of Western oats -corning. arlesw rt 1 PHONE 199 1