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--,, The'1.T;E:6„-'-',' heldits: Ankinit -meet
ing on Thursday, Teat at. thulactine of:
W. S'aviribaialS,.•-,.,T5Sre =:•-svLig
good 'attendance. of ,members
and sy-
tha1 visitors. The roll. calf Was. Ots-=
wer6d bY' YeMPCS'bo we4t1e,
desserts, some very.-...Obneti'Sing;''-onee's
being given. A general discussion onS
'how, to raise- no.Os'esi; f oiru)Yed. if was
decided to have,sa,„ Wiener roast r,t the
September meeting.' at -the .1 -Mme =of
Mfr. J. T, KeKniglit; the 16th
cession of ' Gederielt, , 'township, the
l'isekeramith:ladies to -supplY the, re-.
freshnients.'
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of Cairtacla,,
'Clinton Branch s R. E. Manning, Manager
• Of Interest to You
•
IVIlenday iss"Labor Day'! and a,
iic holiday.
Does.n't seem to .be much prospect
'of a .supply. of Alberta coal for this
winter. What about next year ? •
This "Summerless" summer }instil'
been so bad. Did anybody say any-
thing about a winterless winter ?
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The "Long Vacation" is just about
over and schools which do not open
today will open on Tuesday next. "
If the Conservative Party fails to
select the best man available for lead-
er at the Dominion convention to be
held in Winnipeg in October it will
not be for lack. of advice.
The summer M over, today being
the first of September, the first
month of autumn, but it has been a
very pleasant one and we shall hope
for the best from September and Oc-
tober.
North Huron is in the thick of a
three -corned election contest, the ef-
fort to bring about an agreement be-
tween the Liberals and Progressives
having fallen through., It, looks like
anybody's fight and ' nobody knows
how it win go until the votes are
essr*d.
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"If all drivers used only common
sense and ordinary courtesy," re-
marks a Member of the eXecntiVe of
the Good Roads Association, "the ac-
cidents on our highawys -would at
, once be reduced to ,a minimum."
Yee, but hoW-can`they, if they do
not possosa either?
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•The News -Record is being 'con-
gratulatea upon the fact that an
editorial published in its Confedera-
tion number came in for honourable
mention 13'y the National Celebration
Committee, which offered three med-
als, gold, silver and bronze for •the
three best editorials bearing en the
subject of Confederation. We did
not win any of the medals, but, con-
sidering the excellence of -the editor-
ials winning these we feethat it is
some honour even to come within
• hailing distance of them. The gold
medal went to the 'W.olfv1Ile (N.S.)
Acadian (those bluenoses- ara a
brainy M), the silver medal 'cameo
to Huron, Editor Robertson -of the,
Goderich Signal winning it, while the
bronze medal goes to the Orin%
Packet -Times. „
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The Walkerton Herald and Times
believes in giving honor where honor
is due and has the following to say
about volunteer firemen:
"No organization gets more kicks
than a volunteer fire department.
When there is a fire, minutes seem
like hours before the water is turned
on. People are quick to criticize and
slow to praise. But the firemen work
as fast as they can, with meagre and
poor equipment they disregard their
own safety, their own comfort, and,
while the critics look on, they go inta
, burning buildings, get,smolted up and
perhaPs ijnre -themselves, all for
the honor of serving us in defending
our property. Think of these things
when you go to the next fire. Slap'
the Chief on the back and tell him the
boys did fine." •
After a small 131aze which occurred
in Clinton one afternoon this sum-
mer the -writer notie6c1 hanging on a'
line in his -garden the business suit
woro by one of the firemexi. It was
apparently almost a total -wreck, hav-
ing been drenehedwith water and
spattered with mud and grime and
ashes. This young man heard the
call and rushed to the fire without
being able to don proper clothing and
without thinking of loss or inconven-
ience to harnself, The gentle art of
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criticising public servonte is one
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easily ocquired„ and costs the critic
courses, etc,, putting in their long
summer vacation in hard study, fit:
ting themselves for more important
positions, or just for the pleasure of
added knowledge.
This summer the. Ontario Depart-
ment of Education arranged for a
course in. oral French at Sillery Con-
vent, Quebec, P.Q., which a number
of teachers took advantage of, spends
ing the summer with educated French
people, hearing French spoken by
cultured tonguee and having such an
opportunity,of learning to so speak it
as oever came their way before. These
young people not only had. an oppor-
tunity of studying the French lang-
uage under favorable circumstances
but they also had an opportunity of
becoming acquainted with the natives
of our sister Province, with their hab-
its: and customs, wbich do not come to
all of us. This sort of thing should
prove to be a real help in bringing
about a Vetter understanding between
the two times which form the basic
stock of the iiiha*bitants of this young
and -growing country,
Varna
Mrs. C. Johnston of 'Flint, Mielt.,-is
spending a few days in the village.
Messss.`
Geo and ym. Beatty, F.
Weekes- and Mrs. Beatty are at -
lending the Toronto Exhibition.
Nfr. Win, and Miss Logan attended
their= auntli funeral 'con Sunday last.
at Ripley.
Misses Gladys and.Fanily Beatty of
London spent"Suncloy at their home
'in the village.
Mrs. C. Weekes has returned to
her home in the village after spending
a couple of weeks in London with her
daughter, 1VIrs. W. 11/IcAsh.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton and son of
Pontiac visited with Mr, and Mrs. J.
McAsh one day last week.
Mrs. Jas. Wanless and 7ister, Miss
Court; moved to London on Tuesday,
Mrs. "Wkanless intends snaking her
home in the future.
Mrs. A. Trigs entertaintd friends
front Windsor over the week -end..
• The concert given under the au-
spices of the Hayfield Golf and. Coun-
try Club on •Dr. Lloyd 'Moffatt's lawn
on Saturday evening was a decided
ssuecess in every way. The program
given by London talent was every-
thing that could be desired, being of
a very high class nature.
• 1.,p,inclisboro
Miss Nettie s'Ohenshain sand Miss
Eleanor Mains of Chicago „are visit-
ing the latter's mother, Mrs. M.
Mains.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Dodds have
returned to their, home in Chicago
after visiting the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Bromley.
Muster Theodore ,Stewart has re-
turned after spending some timeswith
his graudparents in Embro.
Mrs 11. I. Ruddell of Winnipeg is
visiting her nother, Mrs. M. Ross
Miss Gertie Roberton of Toronto is
visiting her. mother, Mrs.. M. Ross.
Miss Emmerton spent a few slays
with her sister, Mrs. Dennis R.,ber-
ton.
Is. Alive.Sloan is attending Tor-
onto Fair.,
Miss Alice Finginod, who spot a
few days. in Wilton, has -returned.
Mr. and Mrs. -Robt. McCrea and
son James :Spent a few days with
friendkirt
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d.i Wiu!Iaman of Waterdowil
spent the weekend with Mr. J. W.
Armstrong,
Miss Lawday Young bas returned
after -spending some time with Mrs:
TreleaVen, Bruce Bosch.
Mrs, T. Ward of Ottawa and her
Sister front Stratford spent Friday
with Miss Sadie MeCool. Miss Sadie
let for Ottawa the beginning of this
week after spending' three weeks
with.ier mother, MrS, W. McCool,
`and Pther-friends.
Mrs. (Dr.) Herb Bell of Reading,
Mich.'was a visitor with her aunt,
Mrs. E. Bell, Saturday.
Mrs, J. Phillips. and Miss Violet
anent Sunday with Mrs. Elsley and
Tamblyn. 1VLiss Violet left for
Toronto 1Vtonday morning.
Miss Esther Lyon and Miss Ida
left Monday for Toronto. They • in-
tend taking in the Exhibition. ,
- Mrs. 'Whitley is - with her" sistn`r,
Mrs. D. Mountain, after spending
some time with her sen, Dr. Whitley
of Gerrie, and with other friends.
Mr. and Mrs, C. Watson and Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Lyon spent Sunday
with. Luelthow, friends. . • •
Rev. Mr. Snell has -returned after a
very pleasant visit with his father In
-Port Huron.
Mr. and Mrs. Bulewar of Forest vis-
ited at the home of Mr: Wins Brand -
son on „Wednesday.
1Vtr. and Mrs. Tyumen of Seaforth
spent Sunday at the home of 'Mrs,
J. Tarablyn. s
We are sorry to state that 1VIrs.
John Grainger, who has been very ill,
is not improved. •
Mr. and. IVIrs. N. Carter of near
Seaforth visited at the home of Mr.
J. Elsley on' Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. Cater' and Mr.
and IVIrs, E. Adams were guests of
Lender: friends on Sunday, „
Dr. and Mrs. Fowler of near De-
troit.sperit the week -end with friends
here.
The Londesboro branch of the Wo-
men's Institute was held in Cinmuti
ity hall on August 25th, with one
hundred and eighty adult a and twenty
children. Meeting opened by singing
Marriages
TURNER — Clinton, on
Aug. 31st, by the Rev, A. E -Doan,.
Pearl Irene; youngest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Crich of
Clinton, to 'Sohn Edward Turner,
youngest son of Mr. and • 1VIrs.
George N. Turner of Tuckersmith.
FULFORD—REUGER — In Clinton,
on Aug. 23rd, by the Rev. L. C.
Harrison, Jessie M., only daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ecu -
ger of Goderich township, to Ar-
thur R. Fulford, son of Mr. and
Mrs. T. Fulford of Clinton.
MOGK—BELL---In Logan township,
by the Rev. H. L. Bennie, Mrs.
Florence Julia Bell of Clinton, to
Charles John C. Mogk, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry- Mogk of Logan.
Births
WESTLAKE—In Hayfield' on Aug.,
26th, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter West-
lake, a son.—Louis King. .
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' • Deaths
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Clinton, On Atig. 30th,
Marion Elizabeth Irsaiin; wife- of
Mr. 3. A. TrWin, of Clinton.
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Alfred W.
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Organf"it', S1., James' Church,.=eridon,
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the year
tixgo-lind'PoititfY
Clinton .P.oultry.House.
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P1zones-0ffiea 214 Residen
S 6661' lit C 0 IPPIOr eq,
sOlferS the , following advantages .,
Teacher' of--
Piano, Organ Singmg, and Theory
Studio—Mrs J. E. Coek's, Phone 54
sResults •of pupils entered for nays
,l'onto• Conservatory Examinations's mi,ds.,
summer, 1927: - ' " •
That people are becoming 'keener
in their search after knowledge and
that faellities or aeq g
f uirin knowl-
edge are becoming , =more plentiful
,carinot be denied: It used to he: that
When a young ma,n ' or woman ob-
tained a, teacher's "certificate he or
she was considered- to be fitted .for
s• race 4 d to tecich
or Public school until the tirn
life,. andtheyp ee e
Hi
came wben theY decided to take= up
some other coiling or life work. '
Nowadays it is quite different. A
young man 05 woman . may acquire
onalifientions to teach mid may teath
for a year or so, but seldom are they
sof:if;fiea to Iet it go at that. The,
s are'notistantly wanting to improve rong and trundson Cost -time en-
A.T.C.M:'-1VBss E. Naftel, Honeys.
Intermediate—Miss S. Cole, Miss
N. Beattie;Miss J. Ryan=
Jamier—Miss E. Holt.
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Primary- Miaa 13elrer,
SINGING.
Intermediate -- Miss S. MeLean,
honors; Miss E. Holt, honors; Miss H.
Bugler.
Junior--IVIiss G. McDonald, honors;
ivtr. B. Edgar, honors; Miss B. Thorn-
ton, Miss E, LittleMts W. Simmonds,
THEORY -
Primary—Miss E. Naftel, lst class
honors; Miss S. Cole, honors, Miss H.
Beattie, honors; Miss E. enider.
All pupils entered successful
For Sale. '
170 last year pullets. 1.00this year
pulletts, April hatch. Apply Mts,
Edissard J.,W,elsh, Clinton; R. R, Ni: 1.
Phone 12-641. .24-2-p.
Accommodation for Visitors
Excellent. accommodation for C.N.E.
visitors at 304.. Lansdowne Avenue.
Toronto, Near Grounds,,- Miss Jessie
Grant. 24-2
SUNBEAM CONCERT
'TRIO
Under the Auspices of
Presbyterian Church
Xlinton, Sept. 12th
At 8 o'eleck
Miss'Greta Lammie, A.T.C.M..
Miss Gladys Slay '
Soprano Soolist and Reader
Miss Kathryn •Sals,
Pianist and Accompanist
(Graduates of Ootario Institute for
the Blind)
Adults, 35c—Children, 25c
25-2
For Sale • ,
20 little Piga. A. E. Matheson, R.
R. No. 3, Seaforth. Phone 33-614,
Clinton central, ' 24.2
Expert •Tetfehere
Two Stmidard inakea of
writers.
PracticO1;l3usiness Training
s Gregg ,Shorthand
Sepretarial Duties
Actual Office Ptaetiee
And= 'it record of successful grad-
uates, whose high standard for good
work We expect you to reach or ex -
FALL TER14 OPENS TUESDAY,
- , SEPT. 6th
When you think of a Commercial
Course write -
B. F. WARD, B.A., M. Accts.
Principal
Phone i98 16-tf
Type-
.
Order Winter Coal Now
Prieass, are lower,'delivery_ is
prompt., The coal you select is stored
in your bin—and all worry is over for
.this yea. '
Orders Taken at Lawson's Grocery
Phone 111
HOWARD CLARK
Phone 182 •
a e oh many artides, in our recent'
sale, will lie-contintied` for the
5 -
come
itno,Waynoedu:r:g:11:edgeegeuei' dsst advantage
reef:' buyingthat a :v;
ecl
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Sole Agents for Clinton and Territory.
ACCOO4MOdatiOn -
ROr students or others. Location
very central. Either rooms or, board.
Every room heated. Bathroorn and=
phone. Mrs. Downs; Ontario and Wit-
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
150 acres choice lands.lot 12, con.
13, , Hullett. class, IiiiildingsS Delco
light. Two-thirds purchase price may
remain on mortgage at 4lAsgs.. Bal-
ance may be paid in cash or would ac-
cept mortgage on other property.
Would consider a house town. Ap-
ply to 3. IL 'Wheatley, R. R. No. 1,
Blyth, Ont. 24-5
Roomers sor loNoVaarndteerds.. Second heime
from Baptist church, Ifuron 'road;
west. Ivrrs. Cole.s.Phone 138.
• s. 24-tf
GODERICH FAIR NEXT WEEK
Goderich Fall Fair on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of next week—
September 8, 9 and 10—offers many'
attractions. Besides four speeding
eVerites for good purses -2:50 and
2.20 classes on Friday, 2.80 -and 2.15'
on Saturday—a ' tug-of-war tourney
on Friday afternoon is attracting
much attention. This is open to
tear/la-of seven Uteri from any muniti-
polity in the county. Prizes, $35 to'
winners; $21 to second team. The
splendid Confederation pageant, by
Seaforth talent;' county champions*
baseball game, Exeter vs. Goderich;
old-time fiddling .and .clancing com-
petition, are othar eyents which, with
tie displays of, field ELnd farm pre -
duets, rnamafactures, etc., will make g
visit to ,Goderich fair well worth
while: Admission 25 cents.
the Maple Leaf followed' by prOyer,
then the busitleas, the meeting was
taken by '.I.:.,lrondmothers,-. ,.this being
the special:feature of the day. Grand
ma Hall toolt'the Ondstlikuidels',
in °poled with a 'chorus by fourteen
gra,ndmothers!In the , 'sweet' bYe and
bye." Grandootather :CraWford gave 'o
reading on old-fashioned' grand-'
mother," Grandfna Tatiblyn on'
"Grandma and Grandchildren,"
Grandma Bell ,told essme very inter -S,
esting things of her ehildhood, A'
(Met was song, • by • Grontitnai ; Man-
1 I 'PIP,gears Ago r adiaig by
titet' ye
Molt qualifications by summer
a
Timothy Seed For Sale •
bovernMent tested, Timothy seed,
guaranthed clean, 34.60 per bushel.
George Leech, R. R. No.- 1, Clinton,
Phone 22-241, Seaforth central. 25-2
lidan Wanted
By the month to do fall plorighing.
Apply at The News -Record. 25-1-p
- Auction Sale,
Of Poultry. and Equipthent Mr.
A. G. Atkinson has inetructed the
undersigned ,to sell by Public auction
at Bayfield on Thursday, Sept. 8th at
2:00 o'clock sharp, the following:
100 Rock millets, 20x40 laying house,
12x16 brooder house,, 8x1.0' brooder
house, 63:8 brooder house, 6,si8 hen
house, 400 -egg Mcpbator, 25,04egg in-
cubator, 2 1,000 -chick coal brooders,
With pipes and fittings, 1 500schick
breeder, with pipes and fittings, 300
yards ' chicken wire; '=" 2 fattening
'eratios, 8 mash heppersC. 20 elpek
sfeeclerS, 10 water cans, hand sleigh,
fence posts, 2 gasoline lanterns', set
of scales, 4 poultry wire gates,
miantity of hinmehold effecte. Terms:
Chth, A. G: . Atkinson, Prosirietors
George II. Elliott, Auctioneer, 25-1
Loom To Let
With 'or withe-at hoard, for two
School of Comnierce, Or Collegiate
stodente. Apply to' Mrs. White, Rat-
tonbury street, West, 25-2-P
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A. few ` school , children
totem -red, at 'Cl-te News-
ROeord, • , gs_s_p
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• eenters Wanted .
„A'. ?somber of roamers wonted, As
illSr
to. Mrs, Argent, Joseph e sect.
' Auction • Sale
Clearing Auction, .Sale= r- of, farm
stock and implements at lot 22, con.
7, GodericIr township; 7 miles seta:-
ea:St ' '1VIon,tley,sPept.
latli=st,t4?;0odki
the 1 elitniritiSS; or Se s--=1Vfilteltad -sgreY
teaM, 8. ;years ' olds geney.at
horse, =.9:.yeare: elds.,:egra'Sgoocissread
horse, 0)4' ganitiVateed. geed
either', single: -s-ifolabless:-perehermi=
filly 2 Years- oltil.'Cr-0100-il'
2 years ' csittle-2sting cows
(11:106 flasalleit MarelOS: 2 young
cows 'freshen. inactober;,J1s
gear-.oldCOY6-olueto freshen in.FSh-
iniary:;- =y-Cai:;old cow, chteste freshen
October -1(Itliss 4-„yeer. olds caw due to
freshen Deematber 25th;s1; year old
cest,e;
due
Holstein' -heifers; due to - freshen: 4"
January; 2-yearsaid steer' s ; -2
8 weekssold. attire .1iogey 2
choide sows dud in ,OctelsOrs,2 broOd
aosisa; regiateired' -Wogs Poultry
•=1,25 75.-"'yoling . roosters, , 50
1 -year old -,bens; :goad, Collie dog:. --30
hushels,•early Trish Cobbler pOtateee:
11 "acres ,•'' Of , ItekWheitt:=, (standing
crop) -,-= 500" .'bushels
Implentents—good farm, Wegon,,
ly new; 16 -ft, hosi. rack (new); 7 -ft.
hinder, cot 4 -cropsJ.9-ft. steel, roller;
walking pleais- heavy set of tessii her-
.
ness;- eattro good set of, Owing, :hay-
lteSe sot 55 , block Micl:thekle. (extra
heavy), • a good. "?MaSSey-Harris, seed
dril leOrythine to be solds as pros
Paietoi is: going. Wes ,guar ee , no
ontside stodli:: and =,"; pvery thiriss advers
tised= to he Sold,' "withent reeerve
Terms; urider,,
14. nionth5'
re,1i;t- will 4t1 - that t •
hanIcableim '61; •f 6 per-
- -eent he I or: CoSits tat credit
anioluata. Richard Bends ,Propme,tor/
GeorgeElliott; Auctioneer. 5-2,
•For Sale
White brick,' house on Princess St.,
east, with 8 rooms and bathroom,
town and soft water, electric lights,
l/s here of land with barn, large And
fruit. Possession any time.
Apply to Levi: Stong. 23-4
• Eggs and Poultry 'Wanted
Fresh eggs and live potiltry \vatted.
Write me stating what you have to of-
fer. , Jndd, tok 140, Montraelc, Ont.
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The Fall Term
in Shaw's Twelve Toronto Busi-
ness Schools opens on Monday,
August 29th. Calendar mailed on
request to W. R. Shaw, Registrar,
46 Bloor St. West, Toronto. Please
write for it..
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F. R. DARROW
BARRISTER
will be at his office ,
in Clinton each
MONDAY
From. 3 to 6 p.m.
30-tf.
I have a quantity of good, hard clothes Cleaned and Pressed
wood, and some slabs for sale. Clothes cleaned, pressed and re -
New Ford' Truck for sale,,cheap_ tooirojertmtWv:rolle;ilea.grodosds Ic3irrybeerleaslitoepd:
- NOTICE W. Jago. .s- • 2283-t
• Holmeaville Cheese For Sale
Large, 19e per lb; Plats, 20c per lb.;
Stilton, 24c per lb. Order from W. H.
Lobb, Salesman, phone 605-r-32 or
front Clifford LObb, Grocer, Clinton,
phone 40. 21-tf
Rouse For Sale
Large red brick house, comer Or-
ange and Wellington streets, 8 rooms,
all 'modern conveniences. Possession
-when desired. Also a barn and i4 acre
Tot on 'Wellington street. Apply to
Mrs. W. Jenkins, ' 06-tf-6p
I would like all old accounts
straightened up at once.
E. WARD •
Phone 155 , Hunan street
Farm For Sale
100 acres, good soil, fine buildings,
small maple bush, 41/4 miles from
Clinton: Will sell cheap and on easy
tering, Will sell crop with farm if
desired, Inquire at News -Record of-
fite, , • , 12-tf
; House For Sale
A nine -room house on Princess
street, Vs acre lot, electric light, fur-
nace, three-piece bath, in first-
class condition: Apply to E. L. Mit-
ten, Clinton, Phone 213. 08-tf.
. 'Sale
-,'":20,:1,OICeSter Sewn' Shunts's . and 15
yearlbig amide -.breed. Well-
bred and in good condition. Apply to
T. It. Cole and Son, I,ot 25, Con. 10,
Gedericli township., R. R. No. 3, Clin-
ton, I'hofie 6.05-r-11, Clinton central,
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Tc! CREDITORS
In the Estate of Harrison Wiltse;,
' • Deceased '
. NOTICE -!is hereby given tlist all'
persons, having eloinis against the
estate of. Harrison ditge late' of the
Town of, Clinton tsy,...sof
Hureit, merchanti. . who died
on .about the tenths' daY, ef Mali,
A. 1927, tare requiredle• deliver to
John Harold Waite° and: Charles Peas
eoek, eietutots the .said estate
Or their solicitor, on, or before the'
eighth. day,o£,,,86ptember,, A, D. 1927,
a full 'statement of , their claims to-
gether with' partitialars therof, and.
the nature of the securities, if any,
held by then?), all. cluly verifieti by af-
fidavit. ••'
tliAe raid TI.O.AstKE inenlIti:(3oriTeideliclalohtalateasfai°idi
executors will pro,cescl to distrilnite
the 'estate the , said deceasedamengst" thg persons entitled thereto
having ,regardSonly14'suela eitalms as
they_shall have received . due notice
and in'aceprOlance therewith,
PA'rED,, at 'Cliii1161i. Ontario, this
sixteenth day of 'August; AD. 1927.
Clinton's
THEY;\
Fogeor
TO LET
L/S IN
liet4NAovpwiyE TANiEyfr,'LL
,
ttlutts '
A' bin-ful of Heat Folks' Coal in
your home serves notice on every eold
wave that the HeatSFelks are on
guard. .
And that it means instant death to
try to get in.
A phone call to 74swill assure your
home of this protection.
• • Call the Jaikirtiajd
• for good, dean coal
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Singer Sewing Machine
Leased on Small Monthly 'Payments
Big Discount On Cash Sales
Now is the time to haveryour ma-
chine repaired, and cleaned. Repairs, ,
Needles, Belts and Parts for all
mikes.
W. GLEN COOK
Phosie 1713 P.O. Box 201,,Olintor
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- COAL COMPANY
PtION• 74' CLINTON
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FORD COUPE
FOR SALE
A. 1923 model Ford coupe in good
running order. o
AUTOMOBILES
Overhauled and Repaired
STORAGE BATTERIES
Charged and Repaired
Gasoline—Oils—Accessories
W Nediger, Prop.
ASIPIVA
ROOFINO
We have a complete line of
Toronto Asphalt Shingles and
Roofing for siding ,.or roofs if
you are considering roofing ,
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 •
PhOile 123
Flour and Feed Merchants and "
Grain Buyers
;1.
C.. VENNER, Electrician
Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans and other '
.
Appliances
Wiring and Repairs. Phone 7
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Braa---Shorts--IVIiddlings---Two grades of -Western Oets
Mixed Grain fon ens
WO' also - have Fine and' Carsecratch b''eed, Hcaniny Feed,
Ontario Oats,. Chopped and Rolled Oats,3 Ground and. Unground
Screenings, Wheat 'and Barley, All Kinds of Royal Purple Stock
Foods, Cod Liver Oil for Hens.
WIS HANDLE GILT EDGE TWINE ' '
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' FLOUR
Five RoseS; Maple Leaf and Purity Flour.
..,'; Sugar by the Hundred weight
Chitt-leswortli
,pHONE 199
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