HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-02-10, Page 5Interest to You
and. Me
The D t in'o Par
n n t o Parliament neer- on
'Tuesday and got down to business.
Phe fish 'in a Detroit aquarium were
killed by ' chlorinated water.'This
Seems' to Trove that Toronto citizens
are not poor fish, anyway. They
seen' to thrive on it.
The Prince of Wales is reported to
;be planning • to leave for Canada on
August '1st. Somebody: ought to tell
hint that unless .he's here for July 1st
",he will miss all the fireworks.
After visiting' upwards of sixty
•=countries, many of them repeatedly,
Di. John`R, Mott is inclined to think
.that our modern civilization finds its
highest exemplification in New Zea-
land. What are we to do about that''?
Swimming the Catalina channel
,cannot, the such a jop, after' all: A
woman.' did' it the other day. To be
sure she came in crying and sobbing.
But why did she do it at all? Seems
:a terrific waste of energy for no
`A. Young Canadian visiting in De-
`troit is accused -of' trampling upon the
Stars and Stripes,,,Z this is true it
was very natighty,;we're ashamed of
,any Canadian boy who would -he so
-`,ill-jnannered. But
perhapsetre con,
.stant waving of the thing made him
,xlizzy and -he wasn't just responsible.
ka..1,
Premier'IOng, at a' big bhnquet ten-
'dered to hint anda numlber of his cab-
inet in Toronto last week, gave a re-
port of the deliberations of the Im-
perial Conference. Premier King
'says no change has been made in Can:.
:ada's status, only that it .has- been
•defined more clearly than has been
-the case hitherto '
A Boston laborer,. tell down five
-stories 'through an airBsaft last week
and was :only guff work one day in
`eonsequenceand.-the editor of the
.Stratford Beacon-Herad . wishes to
-know how-to fit it. Nothing would
'induce us to fall that distance unless
'we were sure a nice soft strawstaelt
.would receive us at the bottom.
x•x*
Preniier 'Ferguson has named the
commission: Which will have charge of
,the administration of the Government
'Control Act, soon -to be launched. The
cehairman is Mr. D. 3. Hanna, former
president.: and general manager of
;the Canadian National Railways.
:Associated :with hint will be Hon: Dr.
R. J: 'Mihail, former postmaster -gen -
and Mr. Stewart McClenaghan,
a former'member for Ottawa in the
`Federal House.
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With a. Canadian ambassador at
-Wzishington and a representative of
Washington at Ottawa, Canada. will
Cutely begin to feelthat she has
grown up, One of the most outstand-
ing weaknesses of our very good
neighbors to the south'of us is that
"they insist upon all the dignity and
-.frills of a great nation but ,sometimes
'shrink a bit from assuming the re-
:sironsibilities which accompany such a
'ositibri, How about Canada?
Banfield
Mr. and Mrs, ,7ohn'Pollock returned
'to the village on, Saturday, .after hiv-
ing- visited their' daughters in Goder-
'ich and Hamilton lot six weeks. •
A. number of the young people are
'preparing a concert to be given in
the town hall the latter part of this,
-month. The program will consist .of
a play .and musical numbers.
The result of the 'debate which was
:given at•the Y. P. S.' on Friday even-
ing last "Resolved that; womenshould
receive the same salary as ;nen for
'the same position,'- was won by the
Affirmative. The negative wasat a
•disadvantage as.one of debaters was
not preterit. His ppsition was filled
'by Donald McKenzie, who did remark-
ably well considering that he had no
,preparation. The affirmative was tak-
e -en by Miss H. Gerrie and Miss E.
',Scotchlner and the negative by Sam.
Widcombe and Donald McKenzie, Af-
'ter the debate the remainder -of the
,evening was taken up with contests'
On iSaturday Afternoon a tea will
' be served from three to six o'clock in
McKay's restaurant under' the at:
.spices of the Junior Guild of Trinity
‘church.
Mr. G. Atkinson of Detroit came
don Monday t$: get his inoubators ready
for the first 'hatch,
The council met on 'M!endety even-
fngand amongst other business and
:netters, discussed was that of fire
protection for the; village in. the
-:shape of a chemical engine. The
-clerk was asked to obtain -prices of
different 'chemical engines,
Mr. L. Carver of Windsor is visit-
ing his brother, Mr, A. 'Carver,
Messrs. Charles and Malcolm Toms
returned from PortDover on Tuesday
evening, where ,they have been for
several days,. They purchased, a fine
-new gasoline launch and will bring it
'to Bayfield when navigation''o'yiens,
Auburn
Mr. 0, E. Erratt is unloading a car
-of cern this week ,and expects n car
of millfeeds also.
The funeral r of etre .
late1Vlis':
Sa • la
"B
a
ace .`
x took'place
from the -home of
'her brother, .Mr, Frank' Bruce on the
3rd. concession, West Wawanosh, on
'Saturday, Feb. 5, Rev. WI, R. Alp con-.
ducted the funeral,service Miss Bruce
was in her sixty-eighth. year.: Inter-
ment was made in Dungannon cern-
- etery,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Farrow and fam-
ily of Mitchell motored up on Monday
'this week to visit friends here,
A quiet wedding took place at the
manse on Thursday, l eb, 3rd, when
Rev. W. ,R;; Alp united in marriage:
Nliss Vet
Vt I Harrison,eldest daughter
ter
of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harrison, and
Mr. Russel e Carter of Westfield.
Con
"gratulations are extended,
Marshall Johnston of Toronto.
is visiting his brother here, Messrs,
_`James and Samuel Johnston.
V(t,' ,'and Jirs, Forrest dst ,Carter and
Miss ' Lottie Jackson visited their
homes here Sunday last.,
Mr,', Cunningham of the Standard
Bank hero is havings .'holidays hi°�
nou
and Mr.' I Cox is supplying while he
Mr. Harolds Carter is intending to
start a'bar•ber ;shop in Dungannon
rely Soon.
Mr. Charles . Asquith : unloaded q lozaled, a
car of coke this week.
Mr. and Ms. J. J. Washington,
Walter Washington and Mrs. Amos
Andrew visited friends in Clinton on
Tuesday. •
Mrs, 0. E. Erratt and Mrs. Charles
Straughan went to London on Wed-
nesday.
The skating carnival held on Mr,
Jos. Carter's rink, Feb, 4th, under the
auspices of the Anglican church was
a decided success. We11 unto a hun-
dred were in costume, and a great
number were worthy of a prize. The
following. were successful contestants
in the several groups.
Best Costume, ;Gents,` Antos An-
drew; Best costume, Ladies, Miss M.
Welsh; Best costume, Child's, Bernice
Lawson, and Jack.. Weir, Maty Asquith
,and Garth Rice; Best Comic costume,
Mm. Edgar Lawson and . Mr. Harvey
McGee; Oldest couple 'skating, ,Mrs.
Edgar Lawson and 0. E. Erratt, Best
skaters (couple) Mrs. R. Shaw, Mr.
Everet' Finnigan; Boys fast race, Mr.
Cox; Copules•race, Eldon Stoltz and
Buelah Fisher; Children's race under
10, Duncan Munro; Slow race, Der-
win Carter and Carl Youngblut; Jud-
ges, Miss Winnie Howson, Mrs, Edgar
Lawson, Mr, A,'1VI: Rice.
After skating lunch was served in
the hall, several taking advantage' of
the gathering to enjoy card .games.
The net•proceeds:of -the evening -was
$58.00 and the sponsors were very
ruelr pleased with the results, this
being the first gathering of its kind
in Auburn.
Goderich Township.
Mrs. Frank Picot and: son Lloyd
andMrs. 'Wgston•wentto Lueknow on
Monday to attend the funeral of the
latter's niece, Miss Edith Hodgins,
who died very suddenly.
Mrs, Mary J. McGregor returned
to Detroit on 86enday after visiting a
'shoat time in the neighborhood.
1VIr. John McGuire has returned
homeafter visiting his sister in La-
sallette and London, •
Mrs. Peter'MeDougall left on Tues-
day for Detroit to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Albert Swamis.
Mrs. Jos. Carling has returned af-
ter ,spending a• short timet with her
father, Mr. A; MoGuire.
The many friends` of Mrs. Dick
Bond' are glad to hear she is improv-
ing nicely. •
Mrs. W.McGuire is visiting her
parents in. Godecinh.
Bliss Grace 'Stirling, who has been
laid up with gninsey, is improving.
Mr. and Mrs.., Wlarwick Cole and
'Vfaster Vincent motored over from
Detroit on Thursday last.
Mr. Robert Clair has sold a block
e timber to Mg. Richardson of Varna,
who runs es saw mill. Mr. r. Rath-
well has also sold a block of timber
at a good price. •
Mr. Wilfred Thompson, who has
been in the west for some time, has
returned home.
Miss Elsie Snyder has returned to
London to resume her studies. She
spent ','week .a£ home on account of
her sister's marriage.'"
On' Tuesday evening a number of
the congregation of St. James' chureh,
Middleton, and of the neighbors -gath-
ered at the home of Mr. and IVIrs.
John Hitdie to make 'a .presentation to
-Mn and Mrs. Thomas Hudie, who
'were recently 'Harried, and • to Mrs.
.Misner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
`George Birdie. There were about
sixty present and Mrs. G'M.''Steep
read an. address and Mrs. Misner was
'presented with a set of stainless steel
knives and Mr, and Mas. T. ,Hndie
with a silver Casserole, Mr. Hudie
made a"suitable reply and Mrs, Mis-
ner, her husband not being present,
also replied briefly. A jolly time, was
spent after the presentation in cards
and social intercourse.
The A,Y.P.A, of St. James' church
has been invited to the heme of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Thinly, Clinton, on
Tuesday, Feb. 15th, when, the meet-
ing will take the formn of a Valentine
social`"
The Ladies' Aid, of Ebenezer church'
are giving an entertainment -in the
church on Monday' evening.
The council met on Monday as per
adjournment. The bylaw, approving
the. new County valuation as passed:
'by County Council was approved,
• A letter from : the Dept. of High-
ways announcing a Conference ' of
County and '''''Township road superin='
tenden,ts in Toronto, Feb. 21st:' and
22nd and requesting ail townships to
send their superintendents was read.'
Mr. Sam Emmerson -was . accordingly
delegated to at`te`nd."
A letter from the Ontario Munici-
pal Association asking for a member-
ship See was read but no action was
taken.. _
A communicationfrom the. Ontario
)School Trustees' and' Ratepzivers As-
sociation'was turned: over to the town
Ship association, which 'beet the sante
afternoon, for consideration,
Bylaw No. 3, providing for expendi-
ture on township roads for ,1927 was
read a three times andn a
ssed.
`The Telephone Commissioners re-
quested a temporary loan from the
township of $660.00 to pay construe
tion costs of the Dr. Metcalfe and
Mrs. Stott line.
Auditors' Johnston and Sturdy pre-,
stinted their report,, Which .was adopt-
ed. •
11, McCartney was appointed pound
keeper in place of Mr. Geo. Tehuutt,
who declined to act. •
1t was also decided to pay the sante
wage as last year, for teams 50e per
hourn
a d for men 25c per hour,
The following.aceounts were order-
ed
paid: G:,
G.Newton, vton gravel, vc 1
,g 80•
R. G. Thompson registrations, $9 00;:
Jas. Johnston, auditing, $8.00; Austin
Sturdy, auditing, $8.00; Postage, 40c.
The council then adjourned to meet
on Monday, March 76h, at 1:30.
--R. G. THO'MPSON, Clerk.
Rlarriages.
IIEND1;RSON-.-SN 'DEf -• At the
home of the -bride's parents, on
Feb, 5th, by the Rev, J. E. Hogg,
Lula Marie, second daughter of Mr.
and llrs. Henry -Snyder, the Maples,
,Goderieli township to W,' W. Hen-
derson. of Sudbury, son of Mrs, A.
PIenderson of Copper Cliff.:
CARTER • II'ARltl"SON -- At the.
manse, Auburn, by the Rev., W. R.
Alp, on Feb. 3rd, Violet Deborah,
daughter=of-Mr. Wm. Harrison,
township, to Samuel Russell
,carter of East Wawanosh,
Births
TRGiLLA4VEN - In Clinton Public
Hospital, on: Jan, 30th, to Mr, and
Mrs. Harold Treleaven of Lucknow,
n scsi.
STANIBUR.Y-In Stanley township,
London road, on Feb. 7th, to Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. StanbarY, a son-,
Frederick Ralph.
Deaths
G^REALIS-Lt Clinton,. on Feb. 7th,
Mrs. Ann Grealis, widow of ,the
late Owen Grealis, aged 77 years.
WILSON -In Clinton, on Feb. 8th,'
Agnes Wilson, ged 67 years.
E8li8,U'CE-In West W?awanosh town-
ship, on Feb. 3rd, Sarah: Bruce,
ag-ed 68 years.
WAT1S0N--In-Stanley :township, on
Feb. 7th,-Sarah.Manns;_wife of Mr.
John Watson, aged 64 years and
10 months.
Stanley Township
Mr. Foster Potts of Grand Rapids,
Mich., is spending a couple of weeks
with his aunt, Mrs. Henry Diehl, and
with other relatives.
Mr. 'Carl Diehl held a very success-
ful wood -bee on Tuesday afternoon of
last week; and on Wednesday evening
entertained his friends to a dance. A.
mostenjoyable kine was spent
*
Miss Annette Sinclair, who spent
the past four .months in New York,
has returned home.. ,
Mr. Fenwick ,Stewart - was in Dun-
gannon last week attending the fun-
eral of Itis uncle, Mr, Robert Reid.
Mr, Jas. Jackson has sold his farm
to Messrs. Rozal. Bros., possession to
be given in Octoirei, ? .
Mr, and Mrs'. Alex. McDougall of
Aylmer are, spending a few weeks
with the letter's brother, 1tfr. John
Butchart.
The families of •Mr. Will Patter and
Mr, Adam Stewart are down with the
measles, _
CARD OF THANKS
The family 'of the late Mrs. J.
Lameon wish to express their sincere
thanks to the friends and neighbors
for the kindness and sympathy shown
during her illness and after her pass-
ing, also for the flowers sent.
CARD OF THANKS
Mn and Was. E. C. Munro wish to
sincerely thank the many kind friends
also Miss Grainger, superintendent,
and the. nurses of the 'Clinton Hos-
pital, for the helpfulness, kindness
and the many thoughtful expressions
of sympathy extended to them ow-
ing to Mr. Mixnro's unfortunate acci-
dent.
Lost
Considerable stun of money, bo-
tweele Commercial Inn and W. J.
Elliott's stable south of R. C. church.
Liberal' reward: W, J. Elliott. 96-1
Range and Chickens .
Large range, suitable for farm kit-
chen, burns •wood or coal. Also 40
S: C: White Leghorn Pullets, ready to
lay: Apply to.. Mrs. E. L, Mittel',
Clinton. 96-3.
For Sale
Goal .heater, Acme Jewel, No. 14,
in first class shape. Apply to Fred
Stirling, R. It No, 2, Goderich, 96-1-p
Don't Miss It! .
An entertainment' Will 'be held in
i_ibenezer church, Goderich township,
Mon. evening, Feb, 14th, under the au-
spices of the Ladies' Aid. The pro-
gram will consist of readings, die-
loguee, choruses, orchestra music and
a play entitled, "Leave it to Phyllis"
Admission 25c and 15e. 96-1
You Should be Able to Read
at 1"" Inches
If- you can't,you need no further
evidence that you require same sort
of eye attention. Holding the read-
ing matter further away than that
indicates a 'loss of focusing power
which must Ibe restored by glasses if
the eyes are pot to 'beinjured. Om•
service gives ability to see well for
bothfar. and . near. W. H. Hellyar,
Optometrist, Clinton.
Mare For Sale
'A heavy mare, 5 years old, apply to
Phone No, 267w,a ,,.„•96-1-p
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of. Thomas Meiienzie,
Deceased,
NOTICE is hereby given` that all
personshaving claims against the es-
tate of "Thonrat McKenzie, late of
•the Town of Clinton in the County of
Huron, contrctor, deceased, who died
on Or about the 24th day of Noveni-
ber, A. D. 1926, are
required to de-
liver to Thomas E. McKenzie, John A
McI%enzie and George WI. "McKenzie,
the executors of the said estate' or
their solicitor,- oe or before the first
day of eMarelt, A.D. 1927, a lull state-
ment of their claims together with
Particulars there, and the nature of
the securities, if' any, held' by them
all duly verified by affidavit.
AND 'TAKE' I4OTIGE that after
the,. said last mentioned (late the said
executors will proceed to distribute
the estate of the said deceased,
amongst, the persons entitled thereto
having
regard g d only to such claims as
they shall received due notice and in
accordance therewith. `•
Dated at Clinton, Ontario, this 9th
day of February, A.D. 1927.
W. ,BRYDONE, Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor `tor the said executors.
96-3
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READ THIS
'On account of the roads -being 1 Ct un-
o r •
r motor traffic Iha e '
^e
v changed
g
the hours at my Clinton studio.
CLINTON STUDIO 'OPEN
EVERY TUESDAY
Freen X11:30 am. to 2 i.nl.
All wanting Photos taken please.
come in above hours and oblige.
Bur ,gess, ess, Portrait Studio
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MITCHELL AND CLINTON
Real Irish Linen Store
CLINTON, Phone 17
We invite you- to inspect our stock of
UNBLEACHED LINEN CLOTHS'
Colored' Borders
86 in., 70c-45 in., $1.00-54 in., $1.50
Napkins to Match, 15c each
LINEN TOWELS ' -
$1.40 per pair and up.
Orders taken f
a ke ofni
Wio en's and Child -
Ten's Dresses, Underclothing, etc,
We still have a feW-remnants of Oy-
ster linen -;Splendid "Value.
Women's Exchange
Hours 10 •a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturdays -10 a.m., ,to 10 p.m..
&fit )t Wird Ylowe,''
Choice Cut Flowers, Wedding
Bouquets, Floral Work, ete.
on short notice.
CHARLES V. COOKE -
Phone 66 :Box 186
Upholstering
Drapeing
This ad. is of interest to the lad-
ies of Clinton and stirrounding dis-
triet, Have your Chesterfields re-
covered and your antique walnut -par-
lor suites; reupholstered. They are
valuable. I am a practical upholster-
er and I guarantee my work. I do the
work in your own home: Let me give
you an estimate on your work, my
prices are reasonable. It always pays
best to have yourworkdone by a
practical mechanic.- My former ex-
perience comes from Murray -Kay of
Toronto. The least We enjoy is the
comforts of a home in this toilsome
world, so take advantage of thisop-
portunity. '1 carry a fullline of im-
ported tapestries, and mohairs.'Leave
your "enquiries• for me at the Ratten-
bury Hotel.
W. 141ARKLINGER
LOGS WANTED
We are again in the market for
good logs of all kinds, either delivered
in our mill yard at Bayfield' or on
the stump. Call' us if you have any-
thing to offer.
Custom sawing will be done as us-
ual during' the eonring season at Bay-
field, Clinton and Thos. Wallis', 4th
eon. 'Goderich Township.
McBWEN IIROS., HAYFIELD
Phone 624-r-4, Clinton central
90-tf
St. Valentine's Tea
In.MdKay's restaurant, Bayfield, on
Saturday afternoon, Feb. 12th, under
the auspices of the Junior Guild of
Trinity, church. Tea served from 8
to.6 o'clock. Menu: Sandwiches,
Co"okies, Cake, Tea and Coffee. Home-
made Candy for sale.. The proceeds
are to be devoted5to the education of
a missionary child, t 95-2
House For Sale or 'tent
9eroomed' house in 'Victoria Street.
Lights, town water, good cellar and
stable, on Ye acre lot. Apply to S. G.
Castle, Clinton. 95-8
. Farm For Sale
• 100 acre's, well built on, situated
right at the village of Varna. Well
drained and well watered. Apply on
premises ,ti Wm, eColelough, Varna
P. 0. 94-4-p
''Seed Oat's
Choice seed oats for ,sale, registered
Abundance- variety. rice 75e per
bushel. John Vodden, sr., R. R. No. 1,
Londesbero. Phone 12 on 640, Clin-
ton central. 95-2-p.
Seed Grain For Sale
A quantity.. of clean oats and some
goose wheat suitable for mixing with
oats. Phone 21-r-620. Roy Cantelon.
95-tf
Tenders Wanted
Tenders received fOr caretaker for,
Ontario Street.U'nited -Church. .Ten-
ders will be received up' to. Feb.;1,9th.
Apply to H. Wiiltse, where duties can,
be ascertained. 95-2'
House for Sale. or Rent,-
House
ent,-House On tamer of Huron' and Or-
ange streets, old 'Mountoastle place,
Apply to F. W. • Johnston, Clinton.
80-tf,
Cheese for Sale
Cheese in bunk at any time. Large
cheese, 20 Flat 21e
s s 1 Stiltons
o, , 23e
per lb. The Holmesville Cheese and
ButterCo. W. H. Lobb, president
and:salesman. Phone 33-605, Clinton
central. 78-tf
Metal Roofing For Sale
Look over your buildings. Do they
need new roofs'? I, can supply you
you with metal roofing 'and siding.
Apply to : Robert M. Townsend,
Londesboro. 93-12-p
For Sale
A Conn C Melody Saxophone, in
excellent condition: 'W111 sell do very
eay terms and very rB
aso a le.
Ap-
ply to R, H. Johnson, Jeweller. 92-11'
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned, pressed and re-
paired. Woollen goods- dry cleaned.,
Rcoans aver Ileard's. Barber shop:
'N. J. Jago. - 22y43-tf
FAT H.
WANTED
r�•uy'�
1�1 1711.eD.
Demand and 'Prices' are much hot-
ter, Itis advisable to cullout all old
and non-profitable hens no'y and take
advantage of egood market.
Always in the market for New -
Laid Eggs and allkinds of Poultry.,
.N. W..'ITewartha
Phones -Office, 214j Residence, 214w
Garage
Neda ex's Gara .
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AUTOMOBILES
Overhauled and Repaired
STORAGE BATTERIES
Charged, Stored, for winter moalths
and Repaired
KAT
ES
Ground and• Honed
RADIO
Outfits installed
Gasolene -Oils -Accessories -
W. J. Nediger, Prop.
UPHOLSTERING AND
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Now is a good time to have that
'broken, or out of date piece made up-
to-date, and a useful member of the
furniture family for a moderate out-
lay. Forty lines of covering 'to
choose from. $1.00 per yard and up.
W. S, DOWNS
Shop opp. Ontario: St. Church Sheds
Clinton Phone 95
92-12-p
Notice of Appliction to Parliament
NNOTICE is hereby given. that Ap-
plication will be made to the Legisla-
tive Assembly of the Province of On-
tario at its next session for an Act
to annuli the Incorporation of the Vil-
lags of Bayfield and. to annex to the
Townships of Stanley and'Goderich
respectively the portions of the said
Village which prior to the Incorpora-
tion of the said Village were portions
of the said Townshipsrespectively,°
and for erecting portions of the lands
comprised within the said Village into
a Police Village,
Dated this 25th day of January,
A.D. 1927.
W. BItYD ONE;
94.6. Solicitor for the Applicants.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The Bulk Sales Act
In the Matter of the sale of the Bak-
ery and Confectionery Business
With all Appurtenant Equipment
by Daniel F. Schwartz to Edward
Wendorf,
TAKE NOTICE that Daniel F.
Schwanz of the Town of Clinton
has made a sale of his 'business of
baker and oonfectioner, and all the
stook -in -trade, machinery, fixtures
and equipment connected therewith,
to Edward Wendorf of the same
place; and I have been appointed
Trustee under the Provisions of the
Bulk Sales Aet; and that all persons
claiming to rank as creditors of the
business > must file their elaims with
me on or before the 12th day of Feb-
reary, 1927, after which date ,I will
proceed to distribute the proceeds of
the said sale 'having regard only to
elaims of which I have .had notice and
proof as required by the said Act.
Dated at. Clinton, Ont., the 15th day
of January, 1927.
JOHN RANSFORD,
94-3 Clinton, Ont.
Clinton's
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1 -or lPiN THI WINTER.
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BRING .F-1.4RIPA.TO YOU
Warnnth mid
Let .the Heat Folks give them to
you.
No home can, ebe happy and sun-
shiny unless the: 'household machinery
T11/18 smoothly.
And nothing helps as much as good.
coal in making that
machinery rust
smoothly.
With a well -behaving -furnace and''.
range your house will radiate comfort
and cheer,
Without it, you'll have winter inside
as well as out,
Call tlhe'
for good, clean coal
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PHONE 74 CLINTON
URSDAi', FEBRUARY ' 10, 1:)27"
to the liblit4}
Mr. John Diehl, having been appointed as
pp ed our representative for
the fullowin
b companies is prepared to assist you in the purehaso of,
or repairs to, their products;
McCormick -Deering -Implements, etc.
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T. E, Bissell Oompany: Harrows, M5csIcher-Paelcer5, etc. ,
Pedlar People Limited -Metal Roofing, etc.
Ontario Wind Engine and Pmnn °Co. "Windmills, Pumps, ere.
Gilson Manufacturing Ce.-Bitgines, Silos, Furnaces etc
:And variot other � s he lines; including Plow hares Soles Water T' nlss
Hog Troughs, 'Stable equipment. Cream Separators, etc.
Mr. Diehl will be with, you through the week and at the store
on •Saturdays„ Call on Trim at any time for assistance.
Miller
IardwaPe-- � a
Dealers in General Hardware, Paints, Oils, Stoves, Etc.
Rowland's Old Stand
TELEPHONE 53 CHI-NAMEL STORE
We Serve and Satisfy
Specials for
Thursday,Friday
mad Saturday
17 bars P. & G. or Gold Soap ...$1.00
19 bars Borax Soap :,,.,.... . $1.00
8 pkgs. Ammonia 25e
Matches, 3 boxes for , • 25e
10 lbs. Granulated Sugar . , ..... 75•e
3 lbs, Rice„250
Libby's Pork 'ad Beans .. 2 for 26o
Clark's Pork and Beans, large . 25c
Pure Strawberry Jam, 4 lb, tin , 75c
Canned Peas, 2 for ..... . 28e
Canned Tomatoes, 2 for 28c
Canned Corn, 2 for 28o
LETTT.TOR GELERY FRUITS
L. LAWSON & CO,
PROMPT DELIVERY
'hone 111
DCII HEAT
Are in the market for another car
of this now. Let us know what you
have and how soon you can start haul-
ing: Must be sweet and well -cleaned.
CORN
-Gar of Dried American Corn just
arrived. Special price •this' week.
Have all varieties of Flours, Bran,
Shorts, Western Oats,. Oileake, Tank-
age, in fact complete 'stook of feeds;
also barrel of Feeding Molasses. Silec-
ial price Mir this.
WANT MAPLE, ELM AND
BASSWOOD LOGS
J. A. CORD & SON
Phone 123
Flour and Feed Merchants and
.Groin Buyers
F.R
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A
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ROW
BARRISTER
will be at his office;,
in Clinton each '
MONDAY
From 3 .to 6 p.m.
30-tf.
Notice to
3J• •
Trappers
All -furs are now Power in price and.
are expected to go lower, so don't
hold furs any longer. -
H. A. HOVEY
Phone 89 Clinton, Ont.
COAL
Coal of all kinds always on hand •
for -immediate delivery,
Also a quantity of dry Maple Wood
Prices reasonable and same to all
R. J. MILLER
Orders taken at residence, phone 110
COAL
Stove, Egg, Nut and Soft Coal r
Coke, Kennel Coal and Wood
Hard Wood and'Cedar Wanted
-
E. WARD
Phone 155. Huron Street,
Singer Sewing Machine
Sold on Easy Monthly Payments
Special two-year terms given to
' farmers
Also a full' stock of ,
Needles, Betts and Parts
for all makes . •,.
Sole Agent for the Singer
W. GLEN COOK
Phone 171J P.O. Box 201, Clinton!
Oa
E. L. Mittel'
Incubators and Brooders
'Poultry Supplies
Raby Chicks and Hatching Eggs
Sewing Machine Supplies
93-t$
NEWS.EFCORD ADVERTISING
BRINGS RESULTS
C. H. VENN -ER, Electrician
Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans and other
Appliances
Wiring and Repairs. . Phone
11
YOU CAN GET
ALL THE EGGS
TOUR
NE1VSA
C Pel LAY
1P YOU FEED
e
Sold in
100 lb. bags - $4.00'
25 been • $1.25
Cont less sa kbmn bmlf
,mesa
nCor bee
per day to feed.
P
A car of Western Oats.
r�
these are old oats and
will make good feed,
will sell off the car.
Special prices on beef
meal and tankage.
11. Cheries worth
'PHONE 199