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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-08-25, Page 5IiSDAAUGUST•2' 927, THE CLINTON NPW S -RECORD i i slal>lxil l s, TVI r•. and lis' I l T. Dodds s are the guests. of Mr. ar Cudmore. :kir. and Mrs.Birch of Detroit .pent the week -end with Mr. and Airs. Jack T Inllhollarid. The annual Sunday School and.Cpn- gregational Picnic will beheld at Bay- ield on Tuesday, 'August 30th. iter. and Mrs: Tom Campbell itn(l family'of Brussels, accompanied -1,e Mrs, Alcock, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, M. Stock.. Mr. and Mrs. N. Ferguson of De- troit, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. 4ihiaixi Alullholland over the week - Dr, -Bert Birks, returned Missieuary from China, and family, . called on friends here the past week. Mr. Douglas' Ward of Woodstock spent the week -end at the home' o£ Mr. J. Cudmore. Mr; VW'alter-,Osbaldestolh wlb hes been sailing for the past few months returned hone on Wednesday. The many friends •of Mrs. Charles Cox are sorry to hear that she has recently undergone an operation in London Hospital, and hope for her speedy recovery. Sir. and Mrs. henry Walker of Lob don called on friends in the village' on Saturday. Mr. Norman Moir who is working with'Boss.. and Brazier Contractors nearLondon spent Sunday -at his borne here. Goderich Township Miss Muriel ;Sterling . of • Detroit, Mich., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.M. Sterling. Mr. and Mrs. Allan. Betties and Mrs. Weston visited -friends in Holy- rood.and Kincardine. Mr.`and Mrs. Bernard Clark and family of Le Sallette returned home after visiting'.thelatter'e father, Mr. A. McGuire for a couple of weeks.• `: Mit and. Mrs. Sam Emmerson anis family visited friends in McKillop en _' Sunday. Mats. Chas. D. Cox underwent an operation. Her many friends hope for a speedy recovery. Mr. and -Mrs. James Sterling and family visited friends in Glamas• on Sunday. Quite a number in this vicinity have finished their harvest" - Mr. and Mrs. Noah Steckler, of Mildmay visited -Mr. Jas.' Sterling on Monday. CoL Dawson of Londots visited his brother, Mr. C, Lawson last }geek. Mr. T. Wilson,and Mr. Martin also Mr. Tony Pugh of Royal Oak are vis- iting friends here. • Miss Kate McDougall and Mrs.' Stout who have been visiting friends. in Port Stanley have returned home. Mr. Chas. Cox, Miss Bertha and. 212rs. Lorne Jervis motored to London , on. Wednesday of thissweek., i ridesb rrs ,y* fr. Sn ll u e o week;; *e* l h A tlr Va. Tien end Mrs ,W. Gray'toofc motor trip toS Sarnia and :{iso to Flint Michigan. We congratulate Arthur. Lvov zit. Miss Dorothy Little as we notice they have been successful in their .,respect- ive Departmental examinations. Mr. and Mrs. Wm,-Brighanx, Misses es Laviaa and Qlvetta and` Mrs:. E. Ad- ams motored to Sarnia last Monday. Mrs. R. Adams, Blyth, called en friends in the village this week. Misses Sadie and Delia McCool are spending their holidays with their. mother here, We are sorry to record the death of „the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnston after a short illness. Mrs. Ruddell of . Winnipeg (nee Miss B, Roberton) is visiting her mother here. - Mr George Hazelwood isquite ill at present. Ile is at the home of his sister, Mrs. Collison. Mrs. Webb of Toronto is visiting at' the home of her daughter, Mrs. J II. Shobbrock. Mr. Bert Brunsdon of Yorkton Saskatehewan visited his patients here last Week. `• Mr. 1+i,- Lyon, Detroit, is spending some time with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Lyon. . Mr„•and. Mrs. T. Lyon accompanied' by their son, Mit E. Lyon, motored to Palmerston, calling at the home of Mt'. Thos. Sampson. • . Mr. Henry Cummings from near Re- gina, but wlio formerly lived on the thirteenth concession of Hullett is re- newing acquaintances around here. --Mr. W. Lyon spent the week -end with his son Dr. Kirk Lyon atStrat- ford. Ma- and Mrs. Lawrence and Mr, At- kinson of Windsor "returned ,hone Sunday after visiting' their aunt Mrs. C. Ruddel. ' Word' was received here of the death' of Ur. David Patterson of Lethbridge. Bis wife was •iitiss : Mabel Copeland daughter. of the late,'Rey. T. Copeland formerly of this village, Mrs.: R. Adams of Elyth also 'Mg. Boyd and ,daughter Betty of ,Chicago called on Mrs.'EIsley and Mrs. Tani- hlyn on Monday. In the absence of"Rev. Mr. Snell on Sunday a.m,112r. Geos Garrett took °the opening exercises after which Mr.'Don Snell and Miss M. Snell gave the re-, Port of the: work of the summer school held in Goderich. The report was fine. Miss Mary Cartwright is visiting in Exeter, the guest of the . Misses rl- eanor and' Marjorie Medd. Colborne Township Mr. and.gMrs. George Patterson of Toronto mut their two daughters, Alma and Florence -who have spent the summer vacation with Mr. and -Mrs. C. A. Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johnston, returned home on Sunday last by motor. , Dr. and Mrs. Alex. Barnby of Ilam- ilton cared on Mr, and MrS, Gordon McPhee this week,and they,brought Mrs: Barnby's mother with them. She will have an extended visit with her many relatives here. .Miss Ella Knox visited with Miss Amanda Maedel last 'Sunday. Mr; W'allaee CIark and sister. Veva of Embro visited with 1VIr.'and Mrs. Arthur Clark on Sunday, Mr. Edgar Sheppard of Hamilton spend the week -end with his mother, Mrs. Alex. Sheppard, near Nile. Mrs. Sohn .Tabb - left last week for Detroit where she will visit her two brothers, Maarshall and Arthur Mor- rish. 1 - Miss Edith Glen of Toronto and Miss Ruthb ” Amos and brother r Hilton of West MaoGil1vary motored up to see their friends this week. Miss Amos was a teacher here for some time,. ` The Owen Sound-Goderich Bus Ser- vice took a'nuxn.ber of people to peo- ple ple to Niagara on Saturday for the reasonable sum of five dollars each, They. all report a splendid trip and another load' intend to go on Friday Of this week. Those who went last Saturday are: Mr. Melvin Tylidalh Miss Isabel Tyndall, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Fidler, :Mr. and Mrs. Warner Wialte's, Mr. 'and Mrs.'Jarr"tes Feegan, sr.,' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Culbert of 'Dungannon, Mr. Peter Fisher, sr., " Mr. Win. McIllwain,'Miss Amelia Mc- Illwain, Miss Christine Robertson,' Miss Edih Fisher, t sh Miss Eunice tong, Mass Amanda Maedal, Mr.'John Tabb, 1r., Mr. Lome Tabb, Mrs. John Treble, Mr: and Mrs. Wm. Driver and Miss Edna Driver on the Huron road. REV. TELFORD LEAVING BLYTII. A call was ret i. eweek end last by Rev. George. Telford from St. Paul's United church, Fredericton, N. B. Mr. Telford's acceptance is subject only to- the Presbyteries and Conferences concerned. g' As St. Paul's are anxious fot an early settlement, Mr. Telford' will leave early in September, ' lie has been in .Blyth since 1917, Rev.Telford. and -M•' are well known in Iltron. In the Presbytery Mr. Telford has served on numerous committees and was ,treasurer for several years.. Mr. Telford was the first chairman of the re -organised Presbytery of Huron after Church "Inion: He has preached in Clinton on different, occasions. Due to Mr. Telford's untiring ,efforts 'people of Huron at different times have had the pleasure of hearing a number of mus- ical cantatas. ;,Tho . greatest success was Joseph's_` Bondage which. .the Clinton people had the pleasure of listening to last winter. Rev. alyd :,Mrs. Telford will be greatly missed in all active cirelos in this district. s:;`'uiPt PRINCE'S RANCH HOME ,CIIARMING Bungalow Beautifully Situated at , High River, Alberta George Lane, of the Bar U,,the famous -old-timer who rode horseback in a. tail -coat over the ranges of his 71,000 acre ranch, and -took the Prince of Wales on • his first round -up in 1919, was not there to .greet his royal. neighbor this tame. He has gone to his reward. - But perhaps another old neighbor, ' "7-U" Brown no doubt dropped in for a game of poker with the heir to. Britain's- throne. And Joe Brown could greet the prince as "old-timer" himself, for eight, years have elapsed since George V.'s eldest - son purchased the Bedingfeld prop- erty near 'High River and: added his own brand •"E.P." to -the long list in the Western ' brand book. Perhaps the Prince of Wales will remind .his kid brother, Prince. George, that the latter is still a "tenderfoot," and warn hon about husking hates. Back in the early days it was that Col. )3edingfeld and "his handsome wife carne out from England to set- tle in Alberta, 'The 'retired 'army of- ficer little thought as he chose a love- ly snot _in the foothills that he was. founding: a home for a future Ring of England. That was away back in the'. old days whien 'bull trains and stage coaches with six horses lumbered over the, MacLeod Trail. 'At`the col- onel's death his son, Francis Norton Bedingfeld, inherited the property, specializing in heavy horses. A splen- did type^ was .Prank Bedingfeld--a' Combination:: of 'the aristocratic Eng-. W'es to n plainsman on and the r lishxn . and his tall wiry figure was well known. in Calgary 20 years age. He .died in England shortly after the sale of his ranch. `a. When the prince -sees his snug, bungalow nestling among' the poplars on a knoll above the - cool, sparkling waters of ;little Highland River he surely feels at home., It is one of the loveliest iodations in Alberta. To the east the country melts into the plains. Westward the green hills merge with the forested'lower" slopes•of the Roche- ies, when look close, enough to .touch Rainbow trout, inhabit the adjacent. streams, wild ducks.'; swarm in the sloughs,; and prairie chicken, grouse and Hungarian patrdge' lurk in the brush ofithe coulees. The present bungalow, much larger. than the old homestead, is bordered with beds of old-fashioned flowers— phlox, candy tuft, ;-forgetmenots. pe- tunias and .canterbury bells. Trim lawns gird. it ' and gravelled • walks lead to its entrances.,, The farm build- ings are beautifully white. But in the main it looks like other ranches with its log ktchen, rainwater barrel, and ducks and 'thickens scratching for scrans in the backyard: The old tog • house ; has beet- incor- porated;as a dining -room, and on its cream -colored interior -walls the, *sole 'adornment'.is a livestock calendar and. a' "metto" bearing the text, "As for file and my house, we wll ,serve the 'lord.—Joshua xxiv.. 15." A small china cabinet and a square' dining - table with`' six light oak chars are the main furnishings. Hard by is the prince'$ ,private sitting -room with tis huff -colored walls sparsely hung with pictures, its low wicker chains, gen- erous fireplace, davenport and;buffale rug. On itswalls are a picture or the prince himselfsittingon his favorite steed, Forest ,.Witch; two prints of ned'Tndidil pi The neighboznx'°'',bBdiooii of the 6. Prince is just large:'eneuglito acoonx= nzodate a ;double brass bed, a walnut uniting desk, a'inahogany,dr,sser, a andsmall e si e e est of drawers a, � d d h w table, ''ilhs' v al s are hoperd-blue and white and a small iron stove serves in Burd weather. There are four• other bedrooms,' andsince the Prince's, Iast visit, a commoc ions lounge has been added wilt hardwood floors and seven French windows. Sporting p eturos decorate its walls, Oriental- rugs. grace the floors of this room, which, is furnished in mission oak.: A huge, fireplace .bears the initials 'E,P," worked into" the masonry' and twb large German brass shells form the bases of the.floor Tamps, whose stents are worked in a maple leaf design, ' Despite its comfort, and the fact. that a corner of the ranch Yard has tablas to make .a "picnic ground for visiting ranchers .and tourists when the. Prince is absent, the S.P. is no' `dude ranch" such- as one raids :for "drug store cowboys" in the American West. Under the management of W, L. Carlyle, who goes to 'England'. yearly to consult the Prince and buy stock, the place isrun on business, lines. Alt' the foundation ;stock leas; been imported frorn, the royal farms in England., There, are at present on the ranch 125 Shorthorns, 140.'Ilanip- -shire and Wiltshire sheep,• ':35 Dart- moor ponies, ' 12 Percherons and 15 Clydesdales. The distribution; of stock from the prince's ranch is helping to improve the breeds of Western Can- ada, "This is, a wonderful country, 1 should like to have a :place•here my self!" exclamed the Prince of Wales in 1919, 'as, astride a' cow 'horse for the first time, he, rode across _the. bunch -grass range, breathed the ex- hilarating air Of Alberta and gazed round -upon- the magnificent panor- ama .of -prairie and mountain, "Why, don't you?'''guoth Mr. Carlyle, "There, is a fine neighboring place' for sale." Forthwith, just like" many another. lad 'who has succumbed to the charm of the West, the heir to Brii'ain's throne became a . cowpuncher. And now, for the fourth- time. -Ithe prince has spent his all too brief holi- day among the cattle ranges, where he found his own snug hone awaiting him not far from -the ranch of Lord Minto and his Canadian -wife. On the "E,P." a future.King of England was ;able to forget for a space sneeeh- es, receptions and all the worries of his royal job. Here in the quiet of the foothills the only sounds were the gentle lowing of his herd, the rustle of the breeze throuirh the uoplars and the murmur of little Highwood or as it wends its way past the ranch house::. old Pork eapasi- Marriages'' - GREEN—LIVER11M'ORE—In Ontario Street United church, Clinton, on Wednesday, August 24th, by the Rev. C. J. Moorhouse, assisted by Reg. A. E. Doan, Kathleen E., only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.James Livermore, Clinton, to Clarence S. Green, son of. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Green, Teeswater. BURGESS -WILLS -At the Ont. St, United church, Clinton, on August 17th, by Rev. A. 5, ,Doan; Miss Mable 'Effie Wills, eldest daughter of Wm. G. Mills of Mitchell to Wal- ter W. Burgess of Mitchell. HALL-DUBNIN — Oi* Wednesday, Aug. "17th;' at the residence of her -brother, My. T.;.M, Durnin, Goder- icll, by Rev. J. 11. H. Mills, Flor- ence Meryl, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Durnin, to Dr. Henry Richard , Hall, son of Mr. John Iial1 and the late Mrs. Hall of Plattsville. BigthS MacDONALD—In Goderich, on'. Sat- urday.. Aug, 13th, to Capt. -and Mrs. 'Walter J.. MacDonald, a son, —Ronald Edwin. • Deisths JOHNSTON—In Hallett, on Monday, August -22nd,-Helen Ruth, daughter Mrs. Chas. of ML•.; and s Johnston, aged 1 year and 1 month, W+HEATON—In:Toronto, on August 24th; C. IT, Wheaton. IN MEMORIAM GREALIS—In loving memory of our realis W dear son, Pte. Clifford o, G who was killed in action in :France on August 27th, 1918. It is not the trine that the, tears 'are sired, That tells that the heart is torn, But the passionate • tears, in after years And remembrance' silently born. -So sadly missed at home.. For Sale r little '' 'VlatheSon R. �s. A. E. R. No. 3, Seaforth. Phone 33-614, Clinton central. 24•2 Auction Sale Choice load of - Stockers and 'Feed- ers at C.P.R. Stockyards, Blyth ,on Wednesday, August - 31st, ; at 2 p.m. Terms -6 months credit given on fur- hishing,approved joint notes, with 5 per cent. added, or cliscount of 4•per. cent straight with cash. Jas. Pierce, Varna, Proprietor, G. 11. Elliott, Auctioneer. 24-1. • For'Sale o 1.lot 12,coli. choice tand 30 aures 13, I-Iullett. 1st class buildings, Delco g light. ,Two-thirds „purchase price may remain on mortgage at 41/.%. Bal- ance may be paid i1 cash lir.-world ac- cept mortgage on 'other property. Would' consider a house in town. Ap- ply to J. 11. Wheatley, R. R. No. 1, Blyth, Ont. 24-5 Wanted Roomers ori boarders, Second house 'front, Baptist church, Huron roa'ti, west.- zd'fs. W. IL.Coles Phone 133, • For Sale Portrai' That; Plea Are 'made at. the Bar=ge• -s Porta. if Studio, Clinton OPEN, EVERY TUESDAY Il:ours-- 0:are.' t1) :i p.nr. Ger *'oris will snit and our prices will please,. Let us develop and print and also enlarge your snap shots ,for" you, Burgess, PortraitStudio MITCHELL, AND CLINTON Jai `.fit With f'icwer4 Prompt attention given to any order for Flowers or Floral work, Member Florist Telegraph Delivery Association Chas. V. Cooke Phone 66 Alfred W. Anderton Organist St. James' church, London Teacher. of— ' Piano, Organ, Singing, , and Theory Studio—Mr. J. E. Cook's,' Phone 54 Results of pupils 'entered for Tor- onto Conservatory Examinations, mid- summer, 1927: PIANO A.T.C.M.—Miss .E Naftel, Honors. Intermediate—Miss S. Cole, Miss N. Beattie, Miss 3. Ryan. Junior—Miss E. Holt.' Primary—Niko 5, Becker. SINGING . Iutermediate --'Miss -- S. 1lteLean,, honors; Miss E. Holt, honors; 'Miss II. Bugler..• Junior—Miss G, McDonald, honors; Mr. B. Edgar, honors; Miss B. Thorn- ton, Miss 33.'Little, Mr. W. Simmonds. THEORY Primary --Miss E. Naftel, 1st Class honors; Miss S. Cole; honors, Miss H. Beattie, honors; Miss E. Snider. All pupils entered successful For Sale 170 -.last year pullets. •100 this year pitlletts, April hatch.' Apply MVS. Edward: J. Welsh, Clinton, R. R. N .. 1. Phone 12-641. • 24=2-p. Accommodation for Visitors 'Excellent accommodation for C.N.E. visitors at •30A Lansdowne Avenue. Toronto, Near Grounds. Miss Jessie Grant. 24-2 Accommodation . For students or others, Location very central. Either rooms or board. Every: room. heated. Bathroom and phone. Mrs. Downs,ontario and Wil- liam streets. 24 4 house for Sale On Victoria street, . opposite Wes- ley -Willis church. 8 rooms, electric lights and water, stable, Fruit trees and garden. Also. Ford Touring car. Apply A. J. Grigg, 24-2-p.' For Sale; -• White brick house on'Prihcess St., east, with 8 rooms and bathroom, tonin and 'soft water, ' electric lights, Va. acre of land with barn, large -and email fruit.. Possession any time. Apply to Levi Stong, 23-4 Eggs and Poultry Wanted Fresh eggs and live poultry wanted. Write me stating what you have to of- fer, .A. Judd, Box. 140,'Montrack, Ont. 22-5-p. NOTICE TO CREDITORS, In the Estate of Harrison Wiltse, Deceased • NOTICE is hereby' given that all persons having claims against the estate of Harrison Wiltse, late of the 1 Town of 'Clinton, in the County of Huron, merchant,,, deceased, who died on or abogt the .tenth day of May, A. D. 1927, are required to deliverato John Harold Wiltse and Charles 'sPea- cock, the'`. executors of the said estate nor before the - eighth their solic'to1+ 0 or or herr i A. D. 1927' eighth liay of. September,, a full statement. of ' their claims to- gether':with particulars; thereof, and the •nature of ,the securities, if any, held by then) all duly verified by af- fidavit. AND TAKE NOTICE'. that, afta the said last mentioned date the said executors will proceed to distribute the estate of the said deceased amongst the' persons entitled thereto haying: regard only to such claims as i they shall have, receiVed:rdte notice and "in`accordance therewith, ' DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this sixteenth day of 'August, A.D. 1927. W. BRYDONE, Clinton Ontario, • Solicitor fol• the, said executors. Novi s the - for ,Farmers and Poulti:yramento clear their pens of, i•oocters and fat, broody' E'IIONh1 OUR OFFICE FOR PRICES NI 'e are bir3 ers 12 months in the year for both Eggs and Poultry Clinton Poultry House N. W. Trewartha Phones+ --Office, 214j Residence, 214w Goderich Township Voters' List The Voter's List, •1927, for the Township of Goderich ;• County' of w p Huron.. . Notice is hereby given `that I, have transmitted -or -delivered to Abe per- sons mentioned in Section 9 el the Ontario Voters'. List ACC-:- the copies of the list, made pursuant to, the said Act, of all persons -appearing by the fist revised Assessment :IRo11 of tae Municipality oa ;the Township of.`God- erich, - to be entitled .to. vote in the bf said upieipality at the ?elections to, the Legislative Assembly .rid at Municipal elections, and`i,ke said list was first posted up in my office in Goderich township on the 15th 'day of August, 1927 and remains here for inspection. 1 hereby call upon- all Voters; •to examine the said list and if any errors: or omissions .are found thereinto take immediate proceed Ms'. to have the same ;corrected ac- e, :Peps, good heel siva. Apply to cording to la.tc. Dated this 111111 day Wm. A, MacDonald, Bairfield,- Phorip of August, 1927, 11. C. Thompson, 15.601, _Clinton Central. Municipal, Clerk, School of Commerce Clinton, Ontario Otters the following adYantages— Expert Teachers Two Standard makes of Type- writers, Practieal Business: Training, Gregg Shorthand Secretarial Duties Actual ;Office Practice And a record of 'successful ,glad- uates; whose high standard for good work we expect you- to reach or ex•• teed. FALL TERM. OPENS TUESDAY, SEPT. 6th When you think of a Commercial' Course write E. F. WARD, BA., M: Accts. Principal 16-tf Phone"198 Order Winter Coal Now Prices are lower, delivery is prempt. The coal you select is stored in your bin -and all -Worry ds ever for this year. Orders Taken at Lawson's Grocery Phone III HOWARD CLARK Phone 182 TENDERS. WANTED Sealed tenders -narked "Tender for wiring (or painting) the House of Refuge," will be received -. by the undersigned up to 8 o'clock p.m„ Sept. 5th next for the following: 1. . Re -wiring the House of Re- fuge at Clinton, throughout, for elec- trie lighting, etc. ` 2. Painting. the House of Refuge, exterior, one good heavy coat. Plans and specifieations may be seen at my office at the' Court House, Goderich, any -weekday from 10 akin. to 5:pnr.; or at the House of Refuge,. Clinton, or main particulars by mail. Geo. W. Holman,` Clerk. ` Dated at 'Goderich, Aug. 15th, 1927. 23.2 • -. NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN that the ;partnership heretofore subsisting between us, the undersigned, as. Bank- ers, under the • name of McTaggart' Bros., at the' Town of .Clinton, in the County of Huron, Province of. Ontario, has been this day dissolved by;naitual. consent. All debts owing to the said. partner- ship are to be paid to M. D. McTag- gart, who purposes continuing the said Bank%xBanking'business, and all claims against, the said partnership, are to be presented to the said M. D.'MeTag- Bart, by whom the same will be settled. Dated at Clinton aforesafd,'this 1st day of August, 1927. Geo. D. McTaggart, M. D. McTag- gart. Witness, R. S. Hays. 21-3 Holmesville Cheese For Sale Large, lose per, lb; Flats, 20e per ib.; Stilton, 24c per lb. Order from W. H. .Lobb, Salesman, phone' 605-r-32 or from Clifford` Lobb, -Grocer, Clinton, phone 40. 21-tf House For Sale Largered brick house, corner -Or- ange and Wellington streets, 8 rooms,: n s. Possession' ce all modern conveniences. when desired. Also a barn' and Si acre lot on Wellington street. Apply to Mrs. W. Jenkins. 06-tf-6p 'Farm For Sale 100 acres, good soil, fine' buildings; small maple bush, 0miles from Clinton. Will sell cheap and on easy terms. .Will sell Crop with, farm if desired.: Inquire at News -Record of- fice. , ffice.;, - 12-tf For ^ House Sale A 'nine -room house ,'• oil Princess street, 1/ acre lot, electric light, fur- nace, three-piece urnace,three-piece bath, all .in first- class condition. Apply to E. L. Mit tell, Clinton, Phone 213. 08-tf. For Sale 't 1 Geo. White Separato • L with feeder and blower; -a New hamburg trac- tion engine, 18-20; a Stevens and l3urns portable engine; an, endless drive belt,.- 7 inches : wide; a Gould, Shapley and , Muir 8' -ft. Ideal, Wincl= mill, for 4 -post tower; a Gould,: Shap - ley and Muir double gear 8 -ft. wind- mill b 3 -post tower} and a 10-20 Titan tractor. Apply to A. Seeley, 22-3 ICK HEBLTCTIBNS f Made onarticles 1C�I�.�Ey in our recent e °I al willbe continued i crit ll�aed for the resent.... 9p We shggest' therefore, that you conte in and see us before buying as it will be Y � to youi decided advantage. Miller Hardware Co. Sole Agents for .Clinton and Territory.. The Fall Term. in_ Shaw's Twelve Toronto Busi cess Schools opens on Monday, August 29th. Calendar, mailed, on request to W. R. Shaw, Registrar,' 46 Bloor St. West, Toronto. Please write for it. WO ';D I have a quantity of good, hard wood and some slabs for sale. New Ford Truck for sale, cheap: NOTICE I would like ` all old . accounts straightened up at once.. E. WARD Phone 155 Iluron street C1 B ton's M �i a WE'VE, Pur ON WINOS JUST TO SNOW VOL/ HOW QUICKLY'VE CAN FILL VOL/R. ORDET4 FOR. COAL / e One of the first lessons we learned in the coal business was -that when people order coal, they usually want it in a hurry. We have never forgotten this les- son. For a sample of ourquick service call 74 andask for tyro tons of D. L. and W. Coal and one ton of our own private brand of speed. Farm For Sale Stanley 2 eon. 2- St 100 acres, lot 4,y:. good state of cultivation. Barrie barn, 76x40, driving shed. 40+c24. ','cement silo. Good brick house, 2 never -fail- ing-~veils; l'33. Saunclercocic, Bruce - field. Phone 621-r-31, Clinton Cen- tral. A 22-3 Sheep For 'Sale 20 Leicester ewe' lambs and 15' Yearling ewes; same breed. Well- bred and in good condition. Apply -to T. II. Cole. and Son, Lot 215, Con, 10, Goderich township, R. it.No. 3, Clin- ton. Phone 605-r-11, Clinton central. 22-tf Call the µA'C INt for good, clean coal. i - Muslard COAL COMPANY PHONE 74 CLINTON F. R. DARR ��. �o/ W BARRISTER will be at his office in Clinton each MONDAY , From 3to6p.m. 30-t2. Clothes Cleaned and Pressed Clothes cleaned, pressed and re. paired. Woollen goods dry• -cleaned. Rooms fiver Heard's B.,rber shop. W. J. Jago. 2283-t£ Singer Sewing Machine Leased on Small Monthly Payment. Big Discount on Cash Sales Now is the time to have your 'ma- chine repaired and cleaned. Repair Needles, Belts and Parts for all makes. W. GLEN COOK Phone 1713 - - P.O. Box '201, Clintosl FORD COUPE FOR SALE A 1923 model Ford coupe in good running order.' AUTOMOBILES Overhauled' and Repaired STORAGE BATTERIES Charged and Repaired Gasoline—Oils—Accessories W. J. Nediger, Prop. ,4 ASPHALT ;tr , i ROOFING We have a complete line of Toronto Asphalt Shingles and Roofing for siding or roofs "ifs. you are consideringroofing compare ours, before buying, with ' any other, ,This is the best by. test. Feeds Always carry Bran, Shorts. Western Oats, best quality at lowest price: J A. FORD` & SON Phone 123'. Floor and Feed Merchants and Grain Buyers C. H. VENNER, Electrician Electric Ranges, Fixtures,- Bulbs ` irons Fans and other Appliances Wiring and Repairs. - P'hone 7 Beals of all Kinds Bran---Shorts--Middlings—Two grades of : Western Oats Mixed Grain for Hens t F e 'R e also Have Fine' and Coarse Sera ch I' ed, H omin y, Pee d,. •Oirtario Oats, Chopped- and Rolled Oats, Ground and Unground i Screenings, Wheat and Barley, All Kinds of Royal Purple Stock Foods, Cod Liver Oil 'for liens. A WE HANDLE GILT EDGE TWINE FLOUR Five Roses, Maple Leaf and•Purity Moir Su.a b ' the Hundred `weight E' is Y r.sliat'lesworth , PHONE 199 o.