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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1924-02-07, Page 5q, • I 1 1111u11(!l I ulllt0 ip11!,11l011 11111 Utllp1811r$ €rest 610 Ngx�t' Thui+sday as St '.'(raleutizte's. Day;,ji, you don't need to selul its ..any 'dalentines,;; we've :'put away all' -that sort if"nionsense, ' The groundhog, ii he crept fromn, his lair on Saturday last, had no hance' of seeing his shadow unless e stood over,. against, an electric 1 The flab on -the post office flew at haft mast this 'week, in respect `to- the .memory"` :of the late Woodrow, Wilson,'ex-resident of the United states~ The Kitchener News-Recordre- -ports "-a happy terinination'to an act- ve tisement run in,that paper by an :klbert e man, .for `a wife. The Clin- -con 'NC -WS -Record gives place to Iloilo in the matter of' being a good ad- c,crtising medium, but so far nobady seems to have thought of using it inquests of this sort. The old, old qution of the size of si man's brain and its relation to individual intelligence, is again to the Pore. Psychologists 'differ, softie maintaining that the size and weight Ifthebran} are a sure index to the mental power, others._ that such is not the carie: Perhaps` in brains, as in many other things,quality counts more than quantity. Manning Doherty, Minister of Ag- riculture in the Drury Government, has consented to the leadership of th=. Farmers' Party in the legislature for this session, and has entered upon his new duties. The farmers made a good choice in »choosing Mr. Doherty. He's more of a farmer than a politi. • clan and will keep the welfare of -the • farmers .well'. in mind. $ A -:p: A A Woodiitock woman grappled -with a. burglar and finally drove him from her home. A daily papel, com- menting on the incident says: "The 'only weak spot in the occurrence is that the brave;'buxglar escaped." It is a pity the lady didn't *knock -the burglar down and sit on him until the police came, but then a number of burglars in Ontario, dui- ing the past' few months have escap- ed with their loot instead of' without it, as in this case. - oplself !, lave,loved . th°dir Ito And faithfully have i iioad wasdayIdo or nos t y seine of th ;God � ¢I orals day and see how much easier -it is for you. D N W.-TREWARTIIA "VI"P.P. for South'Huron. who took his place yesterday as one of the Ontario Leg_ islators. Woodrow. Filson, year president of the United States, died on Sunday after a long illness. Ex -President Wilson died on Feb,, 3rd, exactly United' the • from theda Y •seven years i States decided to break with Ger- many. During the last couple. of ,years of the war, President Wilson was the outstanding figure- in world politics but after the war, on the Leagne of _Nations 'issue, he was overwhelmingly defeated in his own country, his healthfailed and for the past four years he has lived in retirement. - It is too soon to judge the work of the late cit-presiden'i, hut history will no doubt give him a prominent place' amongst the cen- tury's great men. He was en ideal ist; but found it impossible to carry with him the ;nixed population of the United States. His failure may have been the result in part of his own errors in judgment in presenting the case of the Leagee of Nations, But certainly his ,failure must have Been a keen disappointment to hiin. During the first years of the war liis great aim was to •keep his country out of it. The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, ambassa- dor to Britain during the war period. ,and a:warm personal friend of the President, are most enlightening : as `to this determination, which amount- ed to almost an obsession. However. :when the inevitable break was made.' the entry of the United States Was complete and the participation dur- ing the last year . and a half was 'Brilliant and• decisive. Wilson's death removes a familiar actor from the world's stage.. He was a great man and willhave an abiding place in the history of the world. Discussing .the coal question, The 'Saturday Night calls attention to the fact than we are annually sending -vast sums of Money to the United States for coal while wo have in the Country sufficient for our needs for. many years to come, and also re- minds us that the American supply: is runningt low and we should be pre- paring against the day when it will .be cut off. The argument sounds very sensible to us. In part it is as 'follows: a"We are spending in the United ;States yearly for fuel a sunt almost equal to the animal interest on our •ifational" debit, and presumably we will go on tending this moneyout of the country until" such time as the United States claps on an embargo; :.'upon anthracite shipments; and with - but wishing anyone inconvenience or discomfort, such "a ruling would be a blessing in disguise. use. It would at least have the merit of awaking the public conscience and arousing public spirit to the point where we would -find a way of catering to our own •needs'Irofa our own fuel supplies ell117; Dx CyuilxwX�$a a born teas her�anel' ;ire some while special' Pride is 'on 1 assn -a 4yjy.; autx retea40,p}l . riany studeiits•ldur .e iii his' activecareer. k eSe stu- dents 3•iye the highest ,price s for eggs Quality Bread. dents suetoday practicing . over kir •N yr• the north American continent and a' delivery isitin •'Clinton always pay at... I',eavovour:order fo* e.,cl'i'ds y YOUR STORE 1 S OUR STORE •CN & CO's GROCERY THE STORE FOR, EVERYBODY T SERVICE . ,.-.r 11 when v g visit to him to recall many reminis- senees, -and, after visiting foreign hospitals and schools always looked back upon ` the teachings of the old ,'I• 3" (graded Dr. Gunn made a c haracterl tic re- ply, and each of those present also spoke in appreciation of the work or rile guest of the evening and of his personal qualities.IIis former stu- dents- were especially eloquent in then - praises of nh'is 'teaching: •ddring their years under his instruction. All Present seemed to be of the sante opinion, that; any good we have- to say' of a man ,night better be said when he is alive and can appreciate. the kind words of his friends and. any testimonial in, the,form of a tab- let be places, sir that he may see it and realize that .his lire , and work has 'been' appreciated. 174 Dr. Gunn said in response to the address: "This is all a very pleasant, surprise to me. Night before last, 1)r. Shaw invited Me to meet a feW doctors at ' his . house• this evening;; doctors who were intimatefriends of us 'both, and that was all. When(I look at this 'beautiful tablet which :is' Mow unveiled and read the inscrip- tion, 1 don't know ' whether I am in the -spirit world of still in the flesh:: If I am, in the spirit, world I• have improved t greatly during my resi- dence. If I still inhabit the old'an- atomy it v,011 be necessary fox' me to live a long and meritorious life in order to measure up to the. words of that tablet " P11011 1111. E..,. R.11WIGLE, M.P.P. ' for Centre Huron, took his seat in the legislature for the first :time yester- day. B k We 'can reconniiend Neilson's Club Box at 00c per lb. as being, e greatest value to be. had in chocolates. ".' A, trial box will` pleiise you. • o good to your appetitei. 'EAT OUR PRODUCTS. • THE TASTE TELLS BAKER AND CONFECTIONER CalilmilaMMUZIONISCAMMIlaelld'a3GiSA.%vk'4L9 Sevfte MAIL [illlWZIe1 •43--v.,Y• r. Phone '1 10111011001011010511 111 e'�pe�ess g 1(, , pjz jl�li il, ui elan, 111 I, 's a heating problem you have in 11 we c you immediately b} ,Ynstalhiig the o' a e It 7;'e ' EmE PIPE , 'S with 15 to 20 thousand cubic feet heating capacity for,.-,. coke -� cr.hardcoN^l.'Let us show Bilrlla,W00i1, sort coal, 40 you its superiority over any oilier furnace at an equal price.' Also remember the carryonly one kind of Coal Oil and Gasoline both pure and highest :refined of any to be had in Canada. The. proof is the hundreds of satislied users in this section 'of the country and elsewhere. A few 40 watt lamps left-at'3.for b $1,00 PureeAlaminuini Dish Pans, each' . . ... . . .. TO FARMERS—See 'our special sale' on all leather 6 feet 2incb long 1'/ ipch traces also 72 inch Horse Blankets, TELEPHONE 53 11111111101111011111111 111111111111110111111111111 21111 11111111111 Hill III 1111111111111IIIIIIIii111111IIIAIIIIOII CHI -NAMED STO=LE 11111111111111111(001011111101111111110111111111 1111111 eic ess - ea Illlllldleit0t 111': DO'YOU WANT Alberta- Coap.- IF YOlf-DO LEAVE YOUR ORDERS WITH. E. WARD Phone 155 -Huron, Street, He wished to thank, Dr.. Shaw 'for the kind 'and gracious words contain- ed 'in the address; words altogether; too generous Dr. Shaw had been his most trusted ' and 'loyal friend in all his work, as an anaesthesist he could always be 'relied on, His re- cord in this regard is not surpassed. He thanked Mrs. Shaw " and- Miss YVladeian Shaw for providing • such a sumptious banquet. He was Pleased to have this opportunity of meeting doctors, who were his loyal friends find who supported `and encouraged hire in his work. : He could not have car- ried on without them, he was es- peec'ally gratified by the presence of his good -friend, Dr. Taylor oaf Gale. - rich, the father of the profession in the county of Huron. The Huron Medical Association the fact that Dr. ens oured by Taylor was elected -honorary president of the ns said Gun ' duan. 1 •r' socia D`'. toio As On that whateverwhateversuccess he had was largely due to.. bright and capable" assistants and nurses. Dr. Gaudier was one of those assistants that he gi!eatly . valued during the latter years of his : work. It was with a pardonable pride that he follows the successful career of his students and nurses' and he feels more than repaid by their gratitude and kindly remembrance. He re- gretted the death of five of his best and brightest students who 'were call- ed away in the middle of a successful and bonourable'professional .career. 1'3e wished to thank every ono who hada a part in contributing to the tmemorial tablet. He said any doctor should feel honoured to have such a` memorial tablet and to have it placed inthebeautiful operating 'room or the new hospital." • Ifo wished to thank the local press for always be- ing hind to his failures and mis- takes. - The unveiling took place at the con- clusion of a dinner, served to the guests present; at the home of Des Shaw. • X11¶ii Following are Some extracts front letters from former students, in answer to Dr. Shaw's suggestion re- garding.the tablet: MR. JOHN JOINT, M.P.P. for North Huron uron enters upon his se- cond terns. • All three Huron ;nem- has are supporters of the Govern- ment.. We have gone: into this ofis oil tion ' <<of substitutes for: United State snany'times, .Alberta coal, Nova Sco- tia coal :coke` and: -•the by-products of woke, including gas, Welsh, anthra- cite, peat, fuel oil (which is taking -Bold Mast in our cities); and waste wood. Repetition seems needless under the circumstances. What We want is - action. on - the part of the various governments. Canadian' hockey players won over the 'United States 0 to 1 in the Olym- pic games in Switzerland the other day. Still. hockey. is a Canadian game, I'3anadians should make a good showing. DR. WILLIAM GUNN * , (Continued from Page 1) ties which endeared him to his friends and contemporaries which gave him so pronounced a place in Canadian Surgery. When 'we wereplunged into war Dr. Gunn in 1915 at an age that could have secured him exemption from service, n the There was no reason for him to put o ttdiforn and sacrifice his pereonal feelings and interests, No reason :except true t be dis- uasa real duty.o patriotism, It charged. He was Surgeon in Bella Huston Hospital, Seotland, where thee& were 1700 beds and the speaker was present when the Chief of Staff, Gen. Green Wood, requested Dr. Gunn to do his. operation for hernia. that had proved so successful. He also served in Springburn Hospital, having charge ofethe most beatit- iful-ward of 08 beds many being occupied by Canadians. Also at Colchester where - there were here:therewere 600 beds and also Per flat , 1000 beds He made. Medicine not only an art but aphfloso Phy, He eversaid too much and this little was said guard- edly and cautiously, ho used to say go slow and carefully in the presence of Nature, as the Merciful Creator blinds most people as they pass down through the dark valley, that with - oat good reasons•temporal or spiritual we should not interfere with his kind arrangements. I fool -euro that , if every admiring patient to whom he has administered comfort would -to- night bring one blossom : he would be. buried in a -wilderness Of. flowers, It seems to me particularly fitting on this occasion of opening the New Hospital that we should do some honour to him end in doing so do honour to' ourselves. - kind and true A mall sc faithful, , a 'VJ;liat tribute can eve pay to you, today, hearts ,uttalleur To lee you know o -i *o t .i, re •• io true, ..kat li iw on love, and •.tot rd' you, in y ,, We pray that many years may still ydurr'- l[n itealtll, in joy, uta pe! roe NEW LAID ,., ALSO LIVE FOUL *• .:1111ddn,..xr..rca..;;c, We,pay the farmer a premium for strictly New Laid. Eggs and also for well fattened Live Poultry. of all kinds. Special arrange- ments will be made to handle produce from a distance. - Phone or write us for regular weekly, price list which gives all the necessary information. Gunn . u;nglois, t4}L_ Co Limited .. Montreal, Quebec. , N. W. TRE f^.iR H A%A. • Manager, Clinton Braneh Day Phone 190 < Night Phone 214w axat , > eaee 'The, Federal: Government should eall aS eneral: conference to be at- tended by the transpotka ti ion coni - games (water and rail), the mine owners : of Alberta and :Nova Scotia, `tlie Premiers of the Provinces in- terested, the Federal 'ininis;:er of -11113110 and, itis deputies, and anybody - ci -rho o�� :situ solving our dif- ficulties. 3± the proper people: can . get tee"eth. i In con±etence and work with rasonalalo :hrreeny' a solution lucid apt -lip far 0utaye" n sands of grateful hearts. throughout c' , on to the ,: retro lit f the D OCtO rlc. quality Y o :lucre is a matt©r about ivliich • But Steei qi I' feelbound at this time to give expression., I refer to my two Yars' probationunder the tutelage of Dr.Gunn. These are among the mast (cherished posysessions of memory's stoehouse. He, mere than any other man, has been the source 'of inpiration to me in my choen pofession, Be instilled into 'Inc those principles which st ever be the motives, of those to whom has been committed the hel- ing of the: body. Whatever measure of success I have attined .I owo di- rectly to 01.10 honoured, guest:• ,vA5.s•' Dr. Gunn is one of the most grati- fiedgrati- fiedover the opening of Clintons up- to-date hopital. Iles the father of hospital work here and well he knows the difficulties under whichsurgeons��worked in the ea11y days• Many of riry most critical operations," remarked. Dr. Genii-• recently, "were perform- ed'in the farm houses around here, ithiththe aadof n col 'oil lamp, andhe added "mare than once I've had to stop in the middle of it to catch the lamp from the falling Band of tine who finted while holding it. It ws often, too,"the one who was: sure he could do it, who'•'keeled over? ear testnncount b Ythis Y )f \ ¶4'¶n. Dr, Krausmen-1 feel it an honour and consider it a privilege . to -assist at this dedication, It is thirty-eight yeara since I left Clinton and severed my association with Dr. Gunn and T. must say that "whatever suet ss have ,hadin the Profession is wholly due to•what I learned and the kindly advice I received as his assistant. • 1 Dr. MacCallmn--My . recollections go back over.twenty-five years, to the fall of 1891. I had left a large, busy and extremely well-equipped hospital, with all • the appliances which' were then considered essential to a .teaching hospital, and I was a- mazed to see Dr. Gunn calmly un- dertake any major' operation : which iniglit present itself in the often dis- tinctly unsuitable home surroundings, where much of the pioneer surgery of needs 'must be done. I was equally surprised with the keen and, at times almost uncanny, working outof a di. • r obsC ure difficult o some r C d is in o .quos case. The keen -vision, the ability to pick the grain of clinical feet from the chaff of the e p a fent's verbosity, the grouping. up of these facts s and the eliminating one after another of the possibilities in, the ease till' the solution of the problem was: reached; were very impressive to pie at that time. The results' he achieved in his vo surgical . work compared favorably' Y with those of any other surgeon and many useful lives were prolonged and much suffering alleviated by Inc good work. Fenn For Sale Choice 50 acres, south hall, lot 26 coneesson 12; Hullett tovinship, e•'i mile north of Londesboro ori Provin Dial :Highway, i/a mile froni school. First class buildings, apply on prem - Ries to Richard 5haddiek, Londesboro, Phone, 20-15 Blyth Central. 40=8-p. Seed Oats A quantity of "Empire," variety, abs solutoly clean, apply to Elmer Web- ster, Varna. Phone 15-622. 40-5-p. ¶ M 4 Dr. MaeRea Dr;".Ctmn's service as a niediee -pfaetiti©nex• was, unique,' both as to 'time arid Teethed, for in both he ,was a pioneer. For many years he was the leading surgeon,of: Huron County and one of, the out- standing figures et Western Ontario, Ide is generally regarded One of the first surgeons in Ontario to perform the operation of. the relnoyal of filo practice o f oh-.1Ii i prostate gland, s p stetrics has seldom been equadled and: never excelled. . Practically in every department ho wag' a leader. But why should I dwell at length :upon a matter tvbleb needs no eulogy of mune t to: set it„%ti 1±:1 trite light?, `Their 1_,Ila�”, 1 6 lbs. Oatmeal 10 lbs. Sugar Cpming Alice Dunbar and :xM•unroe Company. Marsh 6th. Keep this date clear. 40-1. 25c 1.10 FOR SALE The Hospital', Board offers for sale its building on scorner of Victoria and Cutter streets. As at present arranged its -Contains' 19 rooms 'including dining room, kit- chen; linen room, bath, etc., and the• cement -floored basement contains the laundry and furnace •rooms. The building is well heated and lighted throughout and without change would remake an' excellent boarding house or private hotel, with slight rearrangement it could be adapted as a store, or as a dwell- ing ora small apartment house. Structurally it is in good condition and repair. Inspection may be ar- ranged for, or tenths of sale had on application to -R. E. Manning, Royal Bank, Clinton. 100 lbs. of Sugar, . . .;$10.81 2 lbs. Pure Cocoa 25o 1 lb. Cooking Figs .. ..03 ....10 1 lb. Valencia Raisins , 2 pkgf.. Seeded Raisins .25 1 lb. Black or Green Tea ; .60 3 pair ilten's 60crSox .. .-1:00 Overalls, per pair ,.... 2.00 Heavy Winter Work Shirts 1.25. New Ginghama per yard' :25 Heavy Rubbers, Overshoes, Under- wear, Sweaters, Mitts, and -Horse Blankets still at reduced prices. Lost In Clinton, recently, a man's fleece lined brown suede glove.. Finder kindly leave at office of chief of po- lice. 40-1-p. • E. A. McASH & SON VARNA�A Phone 622 ring 23,; tl �dA� E7. 36-1 Seed Oats For Sale ' I have a quantity of Victory 'oath, suitable for seed, good and clean, put through three .times. Apply Joseph Hood, IEippen, OnE, Woody Wanted ,Cash for 10 or 12 cords of sound. es long. 'nth g u 12 i green maple wood, cut A., 0. Pattison, Clinton., 40-1. ' Auction Sale young cattle and COWS. The OfY g undersigned anetionoer has received instructions to sell' by public auction e Stables, B ruce- at rho. Walker Hous S Bruce - field, Tuesday, February 12th,,com- mencing om- fie , mencing'a3 .1:30 -o'clock sharp, the following: Cows-l'Ierefod cow, 5 years,. ;milking well, due in April; roan cow, '4•years'due in•March; roan 'cow 4 ,ears,. due April 25; roan cow, Y ;.,,years due last of February; ILA - stein cow, 4 years due February 25; Holstein heifer, 3 yearg clue Febru+ r 25 Registered Durham heifer, ay due last of Sept. ;''These' cows are all good stock. Young Cattle -l6 steers .heifers weighing from 700 to 900 and lbs.; '7 Yearling steers and heifers; 6 spring calves;, fall calf. I These are well bred' Durham and Hereford cat- Terms of sale: ---All sums of 510 , J and under, cash; over that atnotm 10111.1'110100, montlis.cxedit o approvedfey cash. ea discount of 4 percent. g. Noleoil Crich, Proprietor. `. Geo. • II, n a tctaoncm." •10-1 Singer-Sewhni M chine Family, -Electric and D. 11 -,Styles -Also' some second-hand machines.., good as new. Old machines taken as part payment Easy .Terms. It will pay you. to'look these, over before paying el3sew'here. Homemade Baking Sale A sale -of house baking 'will be held and afternoon tea served by the Wo - mans' Atudliary of St. Paul's Church pan. on Thursday, cin at 4 n coinemn g p February 7th, in the Parish Hall, 88-2. House For Sale' Comfortable framehouse on North street, • half • air a of ground. All kinds of fruit., Small stable, town water in house. < Robert -.P. Fisher. 37-12, REPAIRING' AND PARTS -FOR ALL1 MAKES. OF MACHINES EARL'STEEI' January 1, 192' i House ,For Sale or Rent - 8 -room frame house on Victoria et. Electric light, town water., Large garden with some fruit trees. Apply to Geo. H. Elliott. 22-1f. Furs Up in Price Raw furs wanted at following prices: Mink, 85.00 to 59.00. llac000n, 83.00 to 36.00. FoX, 39.00 to $13.00. " Weasel. 25e to 90e. Phone. 89. H. A. Hovey, Clinton, Ont. 85-tf House and Effects For Sale Frame house on Mary street, with effects, will be sold privately... Ap- ply an premises to Mrs. A. Mci owe. - 88-4. Loire `Wanted Good hemlock logs,. cut 12, 14: and 16 feet long, also good Basswood any length; delivered in our mill yard at Bayfield, MtEwen Bros., Bayfield. 38-tf. Frame house on Albert street, Clin- ton, with one quarter' of an acre gar- den with fruit trees, for sale. Ap- ply- to Airs., Thos. Lee, R. R. No. 2,, Clinton; Phone 15 on 604, Clinton central. 1.0—tf Reuse For Sale Cottage on Huron street, roomy and in good repair, 1/, acre of garden. Small; barn on place. • Possession at once. Also a buggy and cutting box, Happy Thought range and a sliding bed couch for sale. Apply to llfiss B. Cantelon, Rattenbury street. 39;tf. Applications For Assessor Applications will be received by the undersigned up to Saturday, Feb. 2nd; for the office of assessor for the vil- lege of Bayfield for 1924. Applicant to state salary wanted: -H. WIRWIN Clerk. Bayfield, field Jan. 22nd,, 1924. • 28-2 iCust m Sawing CO L NUT, STOVE & EOG ALWAYS ON HAND ; 'S FOR fitIMEDIATE DELIVERY R: J. 1viILLER Orders taken at residence. Phone 11$, Custom sawing will be done in Bay- field during the winter months, at Thomas Wallis, 4 .concession Gode- rich township ,in the spring and also in Clinton. Farm For Sale Lots 26 and 31, Bayfield conessine Goderich township, containing 212 acres. Lot 26, 110 acres containing 2 storey brick house, 2 barna each,36x 56 also straw shed. 15 acres ,rlazd- wood bueli, spring eroelt, running` year round. 5Vi milee.froin Clinton, At.D- r De- livery, Varna. R. 1: /.3 miles �a livery, telephone. Lot 01 contains 96, th f 1 ' i h t n ,,0x60 `a11 in 1. -AUCTIONEER,' Honor. Graduate Carey Jones' Waw tions, »School of Auctioneering, cago. Special course taken in Pura Bred Live Stock,: Real Estate, Mer- chandise and Farm ' Sales." , Rates in,, keeping with prevailing market. Sat- isfaction •assured Write or wi ire f . iseton Oscar Iiiopp„ Zurich, Ont. Phone 18- s8. S8-tf-1923: AffcEWEN BROS., BA'YFIELD 85-tf F4R �jj` 4 Fleur Clothes. Cleaned and Pressed - Clothes cleaned pressed and re- paired. - Woolen goods dry: cleaned.; Rooms over Heard's barber'shop, W. J. Jago. 88'tii Mr. Farmer Is 'there anything you want in the` way of Flour, Feed or Stock Food? We have carload Bran, Shorts, Wheat Screenings and Flour, special prices on large quantities for cash. Are your hens laying? 'We make a specialty of• laying meals and in- gredients such as Beef Scrap, Char- coal, Alfalfa Meal and Poultry Tonics• have also acquired considerable in- formation on this Subject through en- quiries, n- quiries,froni successful poultry men same being always at 1ffer disposal - We pay highest prices -.;on grains: such as Barley, Oats,. What, Buck- wheat and Peas. Tankage, O'Cairn, O'Haminy Feed, Oil Cake, Oatmeal, Salt, Baled Hay, Hess, Royal Purple, ?rats, 'Weds - house Conditioners, Five Roses, Pur-. ity, Five -Jewels, Havelock and Norths Star flours always in stock. Have. also acquired agency of Aoane Stocic Conditioner,. the only conditioner we - know of with a guarantee from death. by disease.. We are at your ser anything you desire that we haven't in stook we will order' for -you. High Patents, Blends and Pastry. , Cereals Rolled Oats, Flaked Wheat, Yeaeat- ine, Graham Flour, Feed Bran, Shorts, Screenings, Western Oats, Corn, Chop. Stool( u dies Everything ea the, line of Tonics arid,conditiollers necessary. All fresh stock and 'highest qualify. See cur window display,' 3 �.+ nth:': n. s a a,.,d.tia .•� 3r� a 012o1ln w I �• `rn��sZarrr'.uor �. �n . a c.yn a t ' i t i 2. of r z, ores,v e . tion to t ti i` , e� o orate_ � f E�141 .,s_ l `ltii4 1 wild Y 'fDi 1 A Will pp P Ill �n. W, b ' lea,,, • � •. ,. � .• , °: ,RHE ,S&;.*,In'HCGIT,'1R� CREAMERY �'Ia:, :sac. Rath�,voll ,� . � , to etkm. Apply . ! _ : r ,. g ,�•,5i!. ' � gent �1A9,stfic' Asir ,ideiia+t p146 <, , 'gp ..4,n Q,:n.da�ke?�t �F, J. , A. „FORD & SON Phone 123 Flom, and Feed Merchitints and Grain Buyers Also 'Usual* of Hunters . Trappers iiceases Sewia a (hires Qi/ and r epairs 4c Sharples e a at6I°s Calf Meal Tankage:, e 16L. MITTELL, Clinton Store. Vacated by J. E Johnson a,1 CREAM WANTED! ,• The demand for our x butter is 111 ereasing. - To supply this tleraantrcwe regui'± more cream: Wall: request you to abip us yotte Cream. - W e guarantee you the Highest Market' Prices, iacetrrate' tis± mad., prompt .• service.- nee dc, „o. you and tier..: Our ferm.'ia no further reeoinniend, <' e c*h,ir Xee Y W e. pay all ea:;ai es.. , 1. s nth cream, cans Arid 1ayytwice eac1A . .