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'hepeople of Canada: it it said by
,sPoneox's of the new budget,'will pay
per .he ,
�2«7Q ad :`less tuxes. Well;
every. Iittle helps;. But if we -have
'several lhOosand feiver peepie to' pay
these taxes, whet.?
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The churchunion'bill was with-
drawn from the Pri`vate.Bills Commit-
tee 'of The Leyislatere on Thursday
last; This was the result of an a-
aiiendinent which virtually~ changed the
principle ,of the' bill There will be
no legislation at this session of On-
tarie's• Legislature.
We=nen'' of ell classes are loel:ine.
for liberty. The 1 i e;sbyterian we,
men,.at their Provincial itfissionary
gathring in, 4Tamlton Inst geek,' put
`themselves on record as being in fa,
vor of women 'being ordained' .to,
preach. We've 'gotten a long' way
i.'roni St, Paul.
The, new bud et' is down and the
tariff -tinkering -,doesn't please those
who think Canada should be allowed
to develop her own,industries: The
Ifiirg Government, however, seems to
go on the assumption that the proper
• way to treat our high-tariff'neighbors
is, to "turnthe other cheek."
Your ayfe not a hero, it appears, if
you rescue your .broths or sister or
wife from danger at great risk to
yourself, and cannot expect,toeget a
medal for it. le is only when it hap-
pensto be somebody -else's brother or
sis'cer or wife that a decoration is
forthcoming. If you risk your life'
to save your own you're just. a "reg
'lar fellow:"
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As•, a 'consequence of the nature of
• evidence given before the Public Ac
Mount 'Committee on Monday ,Peter
`Smith, Provincial Treasurer in the
'Drury Government, was arrested on a
c'charge of conspiracy to defraud: He
was later released on bail, his own and
:put ' up -by Stratford friends. He
rei'used to give evidence or make' a
s statement'iibefooe' the. committee, on
advice b$ his counsel. ' The matter
will now be gone into and justice
done. If he is found guilty of the
• charges brought against him he will
he. punished. The Globe has been
trying to make out 'that the ` Public
, .Accounts Committee' is More anxious
to;brzng'Mr. 'Smith to book than to
scrutniiize the ' conduct of, his. pre-
• •decessor in office, Mr. McGarry, but
' there is little indication that the corn-
- inittee is trying to cover anything
- up. If only for Mr. McGarry's own
sake a thorough:probbe_ahould'be ease
;.and the whole matter cleared up; The
people Of Ontario -wish to know that
''their, public men are conducting pub -
!lie affairs: honestly and if there are
'any dishonest ones among thein they
• - want thein exposed and punished. •
Itis reported that during the coni
summer 5000 or •so Russian. Men-
: nonites will be +brought to Canada,
The nese residents will settle in Wo -
Aloe 'Lincoln and York counties and
in Western Canada. It is said; that
.these people are Testily German, hav-
ing gone to Russia' in 1740 and have
intermarried very little with the Rus
sians, , They prospered there but had
their land taken from them by the
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'Soviet •Government, were forbidden to
give their children religious training
and, .were compelled* to send them to
'Soviet schools. The Soviet Govern -
anent is witlinj to allow them to leave
Russia; only making the stipulation
'that they must not return. It is a-
s, 'verred'that these Mennonites are not
-the same sort as made so much trou-
`lile inthe' west and that theyhave
i
'been hformed that they must send
'their children to the Canadian schools,
'Thie is one thing that should be in-
sisted upon'froin the very beginning.
The people who come to make thein
homes in Canada must conform to the
laws of the coontry. They're good
laws :in the main, and as we grow"
wiser `we'll amend those that , aren't'
so good. But they must be obeyed,.
What a great many people seen, to
'overlook is the fast' that in building up
a country Canada has arrays had
o and always will leave a handicap in
that she must count on the conipe
titian, of a large and'+wealthy neigh-,
bor, in the some line of ,business, right
.at her deer, The United States had
not this °competition when a'young
;geowir gination. If Canada were eerie
tent to;bo'a purely agricultural coup_
try, growing food for the use' of
greatindustrial centres in Europe
and the -United States, (for it must, be
eonceded• that if all Canadians were
farmers •"some mallet .outside of the
country would have to be found), -but
17 Canada were content to be purely
,and simply the "granery of the world,"
,export'' all her wonderful wealth of
:raw materials to the worked up out-
side thecountry, import' all machin-
ory mid' other manufactures, then the
'wisest thing we could do would be to
take off all custom duties and get in
as many .cheap fare, workers from
:Europe or from anywhere as we can
,and build up a Canadian peasantry,
This is a logical working out of "a
'purely agricultural - :country" policy,
We had started building up a differ-
ent system, where the .tillers .of: -the
soil own their own land• and are the
most important class in the: co -entree
It is, in the opinion of many, the best
.system ie. the world and Canada 'and
'the United States are the two eoun-
tries where it has been' worlsed`-out
most sit ecssftlly. We cannot but'
think tieet it would be a great pity
for Canada to abandon the system fox
aseeeem which meads the dividing up
of farmers into'clas'ses, those of:gen-
,tlenren `farmers and peasants,
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Lloyd A.Moffat
and Mrs. iYtof_
f tt Dun a -strc t' 'd ' -'
d s e, Loiidoli'Wili Spend`
8ast.er' nt their. country horse near
`Warne,,.I ,.e4 e.e.i,,etil ., kjetill
Births' :<
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on January 14th, to Dr, and
E, E. Wilford, a daughter -Ey
Pattie ua
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Deaths
THOJtPSON—In Clinton, on April
11th, Jane Beacom, ;widow of the
late Robert Thompson, aged 84
years and 9: months.
McCUI1%E—In'Goderieh township, on
April 12th; Clara, daughter of An-
drew McGuire, aged 37. years.
BRITTON—In Hullett,; on April 7th,
Elizabeth Fowler, widow of.the
late John Britton, aged74 wears;
TA.MBLYI<j--On ` April 15th, ;at' .6.1
Pine Crest- Rd., Toronto; of scarlet
fever, Marie Isabelle, Second child'
of Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Tainblyn, aged
2 years and 1: month.
"Of such is the'' Kingdom of-Ileaven,"
FIOLMIE—In Detroit, on April 16th,
Dr. ,T. G. Ifohnes, son of the late
John Holmes of .Goderieh township.
DANCEY--•In Montreal, en April 8th,
Angelina Dancey, daughter of ,the
late Capt. T. N. Dancey, of Code -
rich:
Auburn
hind,
Mrs,
elyn
A ri
once
The service next' Sunday morning
in the Presbyterian church ` will be in
keeping' with Easter, : The choir -will
render Easter music,' •
The death occurred on. Thursday
morning, April 10th, of -Mrs.' Wagner,
aged d eighty-two years. She had been
ailing fora long time hut quite sud-
denly.she was seized with pneumonia
and only lived a few. days. The late
Mrs. Wagner was Miss 'Anna Cath-
rine : Yungblut •,before she ` was mar:
tied 611, the late. John Wagner, who
pre -deceased her about twelve years
ago. They fist - `lived near Tavis
tock, then _removed to The Block in
Hullett township and a ,number of
years ago removed to Auburn. Mrs,
Wagner was of a very kindly, lovable,
disposition and was highly respected
by her neighbors.; • She leaves o. to,
inounn' her loss two sons and one
daughter, Harry on the homestead,
John, station master at Port Dover,
and retie at home,besides one. step.
son, Jacob. Wagner. A • large num-
ber . of neighbors and friendsassem-
bled in the Lutheran church •on Sat-
urday to pay a last tribute -of res-
pect to one -who willbe much missed.
Rev., Mr. Sippell : of Zurich assisted
by Rev. Mr. Alp; conducted the ser;
vice, - She was .laid to rest in Ball's
cemetery to await the resurrection
morn,
Rev. P. Banes and Mr, and Mrs,
W; J. -Andrew were guests' at a ban-
quet in Blyth on Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. .7. Robertson' of
Goderich Are visiting, friends here.,
We are pleased to see Mrs. Robertson
has partially recovered her sight.
Mr. T. Riddell loaded a .oar of po-
tatoes lore last Saturday.
Mr.` and Mrs. -0. E, Erratt:.spent
Sunday in' Clinton. \
The Auburn baseball elub held its
annual meeting on Monday April 7th.
The following, officers were elected:
,fon,-President, Rev. W. R. Alp; pres-
ident, H. S. Ivey; managers, Ed. Law-
son and ,Reg, Carter; captain' Nelson
Patterson; secretary -treasurer, Nel-
son Hill; executive representatives,
Alf,, Robinson, Eldon" Stoltz. Pur=
ehasing- committee, ' II. S. Ivey, R.
Carter, N. Hill, N. Patterson; grounds
committee, O. Lawson, N. Hill, E.
Lawson,' G. Sturdy, 'official' umpires,:
R. Redmond, J. Stalker.
A play ,entitled "The Pill Bottle,"
will be given in the Forester's Hall
on Wednesday evening, 'April 23rd,
under the auspices of the Woman's
Missionary' Society of the Methodist;'
church.
For Sale
iCitehen- range, $5; solid oak sec-
retary, $5; 'kitchen table, $1.00, 5
dozen sealers, 60e. per .dozen. Ap-
ply to Mrs. 1'. L. Wilson,. Princess'
street, east. •50.1
Music Lessons '
'Miss Clara Potter, a pupil of Prof.
Anderton;. is Prepared to. give lessons
In pianoforte at 50c. -per lesson. For
particulars cell phone 18-620. ` 50-2-p
Baby's Buggy For Sale•
A. rubber -tired ,baby's buggy, al;
niost as good as new.: Complete with'
brake; etc. 1 Will sell reasonably.
Mrs. O. Jervis," Base Line, - Phone
23-638. 50-tf.
Farm For Sale, Rent or Shares
127 acres,.2 miles south of .Bayfield;
feed grain and seed on ,place. Im-•
mediate possession;' : James Johnston
Bayfield, ; Phone 18-624 Clinton cen-
tral. 50-2,
For Sole
10 -hoe grain drill with grass Seed-
er, in good 'shape, price 715. Team
work horses, 6 years old, slightly
blemished but a1 workers, 750 each,
Ed. Johnston,; Clinton,' Route 4. 50-1,
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Auction.SeIg e.
• 0f horses,' implements, etc. , The
undersigned auctioneer has reeeived
instructions to sai],,by public auction
et the village of Bayfield en. Saturday,
Apri1,19th, commencing at •one o'clock
sharp, ,the following; ,I-Ioi'ee.s-Black
Percberon mate, 7: years old; bay,
general 'purpose mare, 8 years old;
bay driving mare, '7 years old, good
in double harness; draft, filly rising
3 years; draft filly rising 4 years;"
general purpose colt.1 year; driving
colt 1 year; sired by Elmer-' Dixon; 2
aged driving Snares both, reliable; an
aged -heavy mare; aged pacing''stal-
lion: Implements—GoodBainwagon;
light wagon; 3 buggies; cutter; set
of light delivery sleighs with box.; set
Of 'diamond harrows; _cultivator; ;seed
drill; set of ,:breeching -harness; :set of
double driving., harness set of., single
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harness; cutter and Buggy poles;.
neckyoke; doubletrees;'chains and
other; articles, Terms—All stuns ,of
710 and under cash, over that amount'
6 months credit given on furnishing
approved leint.notes,.or a disecuiit of
3' per cent - allowed '.tor cash
Woods, Proprietor. G, IL Elliott.,
Auctioneer.
Tenders for Street Imprevemert
"fenders will be received by the
:Municipal Council of the town of
Clinton uti, to noon on May 1st. -for:
Grading,
Joseph street, from 'Isaac street to
Orange street,
Shipley, street, from Ratten
street, b ry,
o John street,
East street from. High street to
Victoria street.
Gravelling
Drawing from Bayley's pit and
spreading. State ,price per yard.
The width aria depth ;on road to be
under direction of the Street Coni_
inittee,
Further particulars may be,obtain-
ed from C. G. Middleton, Chairman
of Street 'Cdininittee. •
The lowest or any tender not ne-
cessarily accepted, •
D. L. Macpherson, 'Town Clerk
50-2
Renee to hent
7 -room house for rent reeentl;
painted .and papered' inside. Town:
water, cement floor in eel/sir. Apply
A, Cantelon, Phone 222.' 41Y-ttf,
Drill For Sale
13 -hoe Cgekshutt fertilizer drill; al-
most new '' `G. II, Elliott, Clinton,
Phone- 203. . 49=3.
Ilene For Sale
Flock of 14 white Leghorn .liens,
laying' 'well. Apply to R. J. Gifbbiiigs
or Mrs. s
Z .
Nett, "Ontario street. 49-1-p
Seed Oat.4 For Sale
I have a quantity of White Saber-.
ran Oats, clean and suitable for seed.
Eldred' Yeo, Holnsesville.' Phone 31-
603. •49-2,
• ,Overland Car For Sale
Overland roadster, in good running
order, will sell reasonably for a .quick
sale. For furtherparticulars apply
to 'NV: T. Henry, Clinton. 48-tf.
• 'F+or Sale ,r
One (Man's) C. C. M. "Redbird"
Bicycle; only twice used; not a scratch
on paint or Dunlop tires; complete
with following acee>;sories: p;itzip;
push 'button bell; combined carrier
and stand; English carbide headlight;
rear ruby "reflector; toolbag, with
spanner, oilcan. tire wrenches and re-
pair outfit; rubber pedals on one
Picea , aluminum frame; "Hercules
coaster brake; .latge.spirat apring
saddle; and • "Veedet•" cyclometer°
registering season's and day's mil-
eage. 'Owner unable to use bicycle.
Also, one complete set; scarcely used,
"Encyclopaedia Britannica," eleventh
edition, on .India' paper, bound in
sheepskin; including one polished, ve-
neered steel bookcase for' the set; the
whole cost $195.00. What offers' for,
either the albove Iota?
Apply.to: B. P, Colclough, "Tice rec-
tory", , Bayfield Ont. 40-8.
Play at Rolm,esville
The. play, "Aunt,Susan's Visit"
will be given in the Method'zst�church,
Holmesville, on the evening of Fri-
day, April. 25th. Admission: Adults
25c. " Children 15e, 49-2,
• - For Sale
Quantity of good timothy seed,
small quantity of clover -seed. Also
can take some cattle for pasture,
B. Waldron, Phone i1-629,Brueefield,
48-4-p
Seed Potatoes -arta Hay For Sale
A quantity of . Dooley. and Irish
Cobbler potatoes, ~suitable for 'seed',
also some alfalfa hay. Apply to John
Jacob, manager. Huron County Home.
48-tf.
Twilight Musicale ••�
A twilight anusicale will be given,
under the auspices of the Girls' Aux -
lorry, in Ontario Street church, Clin-
ton, on Good ,Friday, April 18th, from
four to five o'olock. Proceeds in aid
of Hospital. Admission 25c. ' 48-3.
Eggs For Hatching'
Barred= Rocks Beaded ,by males
from W; -J. Johnston's pen., IYfeaford,
Ont,, prie winners for 4 consecutive
years in Ottawa egg -laying contests.
Price $1.25 per 15, $150 per 50 eggs.
Frank Weekes, Verna, Phone 31-622,
48-4.
- Maple Syrup
Get your order in early -this spring,
$2.50 per gallon. Phone
W, Andrews, :Clinton, 47-tf,
Pasture Farms to Rent
Pasture farms, containing 120 acres
lots' 33 and 37, concession 5, Goderich
township. Apply Mrs. Walter' Wes-
ton, R, R. No. 2, Bayfield. Phone
13-600. 47 -If
Muskrat Skins Wanted
I have an order from a manufac-
turer in New York and can pay, as
Bruch as any reliable dealer in Tor-
onto or other eities,and can pay more
than travelling dealers. Get my
prices before you sell. -=H, A. Hovey,'
Clinton, Phone' 89. 4747.
Cottage For Sale • 1
Good, comfortable six -room brick
cottage, in ' good repair, on Princess
St., east. Apply to Geo, Id. Elliott, -
Phone 203. 47-67,
Bulls For Service
3 .Shorthorn ;bolls, 16 months old,
standard breeding,'fr n
0 i good iitilltiug,
stestin. Apply to Janies Snell and
Son, Clinton. Phone 2 on 641, Min --
ton central, 47-67.
EGGS F016 HATCHING'
From :bred -to -lay White Wyarr
dottes, ` Pen (I)»Consists .of ten
(Martin "Dorcas Strain), headed by
a beautiful Martin eoelterei from a
224 250 -egg•; hen. 'Egg's from this
Ben $3 per 15, Pen (II)—In this rex,
are well anatered April hatchedpui
lets, whose sire was Batched from
a setting from Martin's Special Dor.:
cis pens 25-32. A splendid vigorous
cock (Fisher's egg -a -day strain' that
rove
proved to be a good breeder last year,
heads this nen Eggs $1,50 peg.j5: X'
guaantee ten'fertile egg's •jier'sett
ung, Apply to Lucy R. Woods, Bay-
field, Ont.-- 48-9
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A Barrel of O'resli Ginger Snaps
Sec 25e
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2 lbs for �lacts- ,
Still have a few Soap Doak left. .
1 Cake of Gold Soap for 1 ct, . ASK . US- HO, GS'' 3
IiIGIIEST 'I'RICES FOR PRODUCE
OUR STORE IS YOUR ST -'
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GROCERY Phone til
PROMPT SERVICE THE STORE r0R EVERY
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BUNS
NEILSON'S CHOCOLATES
Assorted Flavors . 39c lb
Good'
Bread
Cakes Cockier
Burls
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BAKER AND CONFECTIONER•.
Pitons 1
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Our plbntis now complete and we' soiicit,o, , `
whether large or small. Phone or call'y a shipments of eggs'
POULTRY '
We buy live poultry twelve months of the- year. It -will
to keep• in, touch with us when: you have anything to err, pay Old
Hens old, Roosters and Brokers, : • -
CONDITIONS .L..
All our eggs, are bought on Government gradesand, all.'. oul
/+i according yt�o, size and quality. p'
Gunn L I,imitea
9 O,ItI �®is
+! �M?onfrea•I, Quebec.
N. W. Trewartha, Manager Clinton Branch'
Write,, Phone or call personally, • Wa are; here to serve.
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Day Phone 190 Night 1?fione 214verresonesesmosammetsmissmacceusw W
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VE11T•NER a
r Electrician
Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons1l ans. and
1 other
Appliances
Wiring and Repairs.
Phone I5Iw
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In Seedsmore than anything; else reliability counts,, What is
more exasperating, than, after you have spent time, money and la-
bor on Seeds, to, have nothing- to., show , for• your trouble,.
Whether for field or garden you: may rely 'onz our' stock as the
hest. We have procured the highest grades' possible and. the rea-
sonable prices. will surprise you.
CLOVER ANDGRASSES.
ALWALFA--Ontario Grown, Peel County,
• RED CLOVER. TIMOTHY.'
SWEET CLOVER—Yellow -and White Blossom..
BLUE GRASS ORCHARD GRASS LAWN
SEED GRAIN.
SEED OATS—O.A.C, 72 and Batumi. • \
BARLEY—Two and Six Rowed,
PEAS
GOOSE
WHE;tiT BUCKW.,HEAsT
GARDEN SUPPLIES,
BEARDS CORN • PFAS -Iu Buik..
PLOWER AND VEGETABLE, SEEDS IN PA BETS'
BULBS AND GARDEN 444.Timariat
'`t1IJ ' 3Z'QU,Rc SE7Bs. NOW"• .
ALSIKE
BASS
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Office Phone 199 Night 141 and 129'
All smooth and
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A cracked, dull enamel makes your car look road -Weary
and powerless. Garniote Automobile Enamel will re-
store the Lustre and give it new beauty, You can paint
it the same color as before or use an entirely different
shade. 'There are elevenfrom which to choose. You'll
have a deep rich -finish attinall expense and with little
labor.
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co.
As manufacturers, we can pay the highest cash prices ,for your
Muskrats
`fir ' l ,1 lith '� �� + Affil s"k Shipment at Once
Shipping Tags and Prides Supplied onRe
Supplied Request
190 Dundas Street
London, Ontario.
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Protecting he Homes of canada
,IfklalanYRRAESs
This is not a store about firemen fighting- f am
battling with a riotous mob b in l s, or policemen
uc zs a liicture in story foi•ni showing.
how necessary it is t o protect property of all. icinds -with good p ai
against the action of the weather. n n4
In every class, of 'goods manufactured .the 'inferior as well a
beet quality will -be found, and it, has 1 s the
is not only the least: expensive but the 'saf safest uoven itself, the best
The ictur�, `°
picture Protecting,• the }Tomes • of Canada."' tell :'
frig manner why good s in interest-
g, paint siiouId be used to protect your r
rliy you. should avoid: using inferior paint and how good pa pis made.
g paint is made.
The subjeet of property protection is of vital interest to all home
owners today whether in city, town or village.
This picture will be shown in the Star Theatre; Clinton on
Friday and Satu daq, April 2S and
April 26 .
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'GENERAL HARDWARE'
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Hatchhig Eggs -fog' Sale.
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ggs from ,bred -to -lay Barred
.Rooks and Single Combe White. Leg -
;Morns. 65c. for setting, of 13 or $4
per 100 eggs. •
Frank T jn'i all
It, R. No, 4, Clinton, Phone. 33-636,
Clinton Central. 48-tf.
Baby Chicks for Sale
:From free range bred -to -lay single•
com
b White Legherns and Barred
Reeks, Leghorns'$15.00_per hundred
Barred Rocks $20.09 per hundred,
Our breeding, stock are all from heavy
laying strain6;-
E., J.' Trewartha
INtGLENOOK POULTRY YARDS
HOLM13 S'VILLE •
Phone, 22,•611. ' 50-tf.
Eggs For Hatching,
From Barred' Rock hens sired by a
Johnston cock and a255 Park's strain
cockerel,' mated with .cockerels bred
from pedigreed stock of the Ottawa:
Egg Contest and a Guild cockerel.
88 per cent..fertility guaranteed. 5c.
per egg for setting, $3.50 per 100
eggs, Wan. W, Wise, R. R, No. 3,
Phone 22 on 605. • 49-3,
Petubergs Hair Goods
For Ladies and Gentlemen •
4. . ICNIC
will be the
Rattenbury Hotel
Wednesday, April 234b.
Sole 'makers of the Dorenwend's
Sanitary: Patent Toupees and Wags.
New styles: for the'yeer 1924 includ-
ing the new sight proof' :flesh color
parting.
Mr. I{night will demonstrate and
give free advice on all scalp diseases.
W. T. FEMEER STORES, Limited
129 Tonga Streets Toronto, Ont.
Two Farms For Sale or Rent
South half cif lot 77, Maitland come
Goderieh township, 55 acres, •frame
house, ,bank :barn, ,drive shed, and pig
pen. A spring creek traverses the
farm. Also west -half of lot 78, adjoin-
ing the latter place, comprising about
75 acres, haying a opting creek in it
and suitable. for pasture .land, Will
be sold or rented -together or separ-
ately on reasonable- terms. Apply
to Jerome Bedard, Courtwtight, Ont.
46.4.,
Ford Cars For Sale
2 Ford ears,. one mounted with area
cushion tires. In good running or-
der. Apply to W. L. Pailers, Clin-
ton. 40-67,
House For Sale
6 -room house on Frederick street;
good garden and outbuildings; in
good condition.Mrs., H. 1: McCgob,:
Goderich, oe, W, Brydone, Clinton.
45-tf.
House For Sale
Cottage on Huron street, roomy and
in good "repair, 34 acre of ' garden.
Small barn on place. Possession at
once. Also a buggy and cutting ,box,
Happy Thought range and a sliding
bed eoueh.for sale.o Apply to Miss
B. Cantelon, Ratteulbury street. 39-tf.
House For. Sale
Comfortable frame house on North
street, half acre of ground. All
kinds of fruit. • Small stable;; town.
water in house Robert P. Fisher,
d,uei.teeeee, 3.7,47.
COAL
We' have a supply of'Furnace,- Stove, '
N•iit;and' Soft. Also;•some 'goed dry
slabs, Leave orders at residence. :.
E. WARD
Phone •' 155. - .Huron Street.
Singer Sewing Machines
Family, , Electric and D. R. Styles;
Alsosome second-hand machines,
good, as new. 01d maehites taken •
as part payment. Easy terms, It
will pay you to look these over before
buying elsewhere. Repairing and
parts :for all males of machines.`
Earl Steep.. e San. 1, 1924
other Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned ,pressed and re*
paired,; Woolen goods dry cleaned.,.
Rooms over ,; Heard's barber shalt*
W, J. Jago. 0-83-tf
AwGTRIoNEEIL
Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Na.
tional School of Auetioneering, Chime ^
sago. 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 wire,
Oscar KloPP, Zurich, Ont. Phone 18"
98, 884f-1923
COAL.,
,NUT, STOVE & EGG
ALWAYS ON RAND
FOR IMMEDIATE. DELIVERY )
R. J. MILLER ,
Orders taken at residence. Phone 111/
SEEDS
We have- just received our early
shipment of Timothy, Red Clover, Al -
slice, Alfalfa, and Blue Grass. Buy-
ing these early' got .better: rices than
we can get now and so are offering
special prides for the rest of this
month. Our Alfalfa is Ontario Var. .
legated, grown in Peel County.
We have made -1i specialty of this
variety for ,the past four years and
it has given the very best of results.
The Red' e Clover v r and Alsike are from
the same' district also.
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BRAN„ SHORTS AND MIDDLINGS
Have just received a carload of
these feeds. Good quality and fair
prices.
' ALWAYS ON HAND
Oyster Shell, Grit,,: Beef Scraps,
Ground Charcoal,, Tankage, Oil Cake,
Oat Meal, Ground Corn, Five Doses,
Purity', and North Star flours, Hess
Royal' Purple, Pratte and Woodehouse
Tonics and Royal Purple Calf Meal.
J. A. FORD Sr. SON
Phone 123
Flour and Feed Merchants and.
Grain Buyers
Also issuers of Hunters & Trapper*
licenses
Elmnslea Chick Farm
and Hatchery'
Baby ChtekS
S. C. White Leghorn, Barred Ply-
mouth. Racks S. C. Rhode Island Reds
8, C. Mottled Aneonas.
Agent for Wishbone Valveless.
Brooder and . Model coal burning
Brooders.
E. L. MITTELL, Clinton
Phone: Office 236r•2. Residence 213r3.
CREAM WANTED!
The demand: for our butter is IS.
creasing.
To supply this demand we reciting
more cream.
We request you to ship us you*..
cream.
We guarantee you the Highesit.,
Market Prices, )accurate ;tests rte •'
prompt ,,serviee.
Our firm is known to you and need
no further recommend.
We pay all express' charges, furl,
ish cream' sane and pay tantee, ea�
month.
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Write for cans or fartherinforreee
tion to
THE SEAFORTII CREAM1111,'Y
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