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The. Ontartei,..griatiltural C011ege.„'
%ielpli, ;its jubilee', 'last,
eft, with
° Sun has Changed is
ioraa i'rom„, an eight to a sixteen page.
Paper ancUcontes out.,noWjaa a \Toek-
ly instead a '-zeini-Weeltly.-
'-."A -third Party May be 'neC'es'attry "
aays,the -Schenectady '(1V11611.,) Ga-
44ette no • .tWO. platfotans 'could ..,e ,
long enough to hold all.the, grouches."
. -
"Two ministers who had formerly,
oeen printersi; devils' and knew' how to-
;set type," -says the ,Orillia Packet,
"receindr nelPecT-the , editor of The
'Creemorc Star to get,T his paper .out
When he was . short-handed." We Pi,e-
stinte one. of these was Oar ,old friend,
the Rey. Harvey Ciiklough;`i6•Miq
Cree'v1M;e who learned his trace in
Tho News -Record office and who spent
.several .years "at -the case," before
.talting 511) his studies preparatory to
-entering the Anglican aninistry,
At Listowel the other night some-
one deliberately drove- Vet the tulip
beds in the Public achael.groundig de§;-,
Lroying them: ..Pretty 'low-down he'.
haviour :for, anyone jii,this_PPpeSad-'
ly eglightenx1 countrY,".waSW4?,-f-n,
Clinton there -are 'cfnuPliiiiits tioW 'OUP
then -of.:,floWett.,,lieds being' s -tripped;:
but it ik nmartY done -by peoPle,Who'i
want the fleNieifk:a;MTWhe' aagen
would rather 'steal thein than grow
' 'them. That's'Pretty low-down, too.
The' people; -1Y/t. takg the trouble to
grow flowers 'Shbuld,,have the fun of
giving them 'away,
The 34,030 withdrawn from. the
Home Bank a femr hours before its
doors-cIosed in August last by Seines
Murdock, Minister td Labor in the
King Government, was deposited in a
• branch of the Royal )3ank a feiir doors
down the street, in the name of Miss
• Sadie McCool, who has been his
retary ,for some time. ,Tbis fact'
was brought out at the investigation
• before the Qommission last week but
an spite of everything Ile N as acqtut-
ted of ell blame, We fear that
"Honest James" has fallen from the,
high position he toek when viorlibig
for the return `of the King Govern-
ment. At least his actions now do
not eorrespond with the highione of
his speeches ern.
. Auburn
A play entitlec("I Can't flord
is to be, given in the Forester's hall
on Thursday evening, June 26 by the
young people of Benmiller, under the
auspices of the League of the Meth°.
• diet chureh.
. Mrs. A. Bennet of St. Thomas
came home for the celebration of the
golden wedding, anniversary of her
pkirents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Straughen,
which took piece on Tuesday, June
17th at the homeof their son, Wil -
hat being the family home.
All the -members of the fennly wero
, present occept the youngest son, who
:vas unable to attend owing to illness
in his borne.'
A- union Sunday school picnic bee
been arraeged for and will be held
an the grounds of Mr. A. Jaekson,
near -the ehOPPing mill, an the ag-
Yeete)moon of, Friday, J.une 27th. A
program of sports, Paces, etc..., is be.
,ing arranged by the conneittee. All
members of the different Sundey
Schools are expected' to come, bring
alont their families ana baskets and
have a good thne together.
' •A servite will be held. next Sab-
bath evening in the Presbyterian
church at 7:30. The their will rem:
der special music. ' Thu minister
-Will preach. This w1,11 be the last
of these evening seeviels in the Pres.
byterian church tail August,
The Atiburn Wonian's Institute held
h,.very interesting meeting in the
Forester's hall en'Menclai. The We-
'anan's Institute from Lentiesboro
weee present and assisted in the pro-
geain. • Mrs, Patterson of qadshill
gave a splendid address on "The In-
stitute as a Factor in the Communi-
ty." Lim* was served by the Au.
bum /aclMs.
Mr. ,and Mrs. G. Millioh of Zion
spent Sunday with friends here.
' Mrs. John Ferguson is spending a
few weeks with her daughter, Mrs,
...C. Taylor of 'St. Helena,
Nkrs. 0. E. Etrait is visiting tit
• Clinton. .
Jgr. A. J. Ferguson spent last
week in Detroit.
Mrs. Mahon of Thaniesville is
spending a Ow weeks with 'her par-
ents 1VIr. and ;Mrs. T. Straughan.
The Woman'S-Ilissionary ,Society
of the Methodist -church were enter-
tained at the •home of Mrs. Pleetzer
on Thursday last. A'_eplentlidasiro-
gram of readings, addresses and
music was enjoyed, after which games,
were played. , Over sixty members.,
•of the congregation were served a
sumptrious repast by Mrs. Plaetzer,
sr., and ales. Plaetzer. A very
enjoyable time was spent and Mrs.
Plaetzer, sr., was made a life mem.
her of the Society.
t •
godericit Townshiti
• A happY crowd of' aliont twenty -
'five young people, belonging to Sher-
-on Methodist church and young pea-
-pies' societies, ,were •entevtained ,at- a
reception on Tharsda-y evening•last
at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Albert
Bond, of the 8th, concession of Gode-
•-rich township. Mr, and /Ws.
Beim have been just recently married.
'After a beautiful and' appropriale ad -
;dress given by Miss Lillian Potter,
the bride and groom were presented
with a dainty casserole, • After an
leYaMe evening. spent with games
atisi conteste, and good things to eat,
the' delighteg, crowd disbanded. "
Mr, and Mrs. George W. ,pear -
son and two little daughters left on
last for their home in Wayne,
Mich ., after spending' two weeks
-with the former's parents, Mr, and
Mrs, Robt., ,Peareon. Mrs, Angus
Cole accompanied them home, 'after
slang her eieter, Mrs Hicks, and
ether, Mr. W, Cole -and • other
. .
pteis in the vim:ad:ye,
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cuicittili•Nery/iRettord •
• • •' •
ocial Service CounCil Met in Clinton COLD, WET OR FINE
luesday, our call birs etvif. if 'ye,,u order by phore.or other-'
. no ..matter ,kind .4 day it is You wili.'always Phone NO.
,WiSe .qoake Om slos 7o to st000 "Proinpt .,SeritZa .and 'C,P.Mtpay :111,',
IAn emphatic protest. Ivas' iMad
Tuesday by' the' Moral Reform le
sif Thiren county against the Ontario
Goverrmient interfering in 'any way
with the cause of:Prohibition. This
county is generally recognized as be-
ing enthusiastic -in introducing file
best legislation available 011 any
question that ,affects it's, citizens 'and
in the Matter of Prohlbition it may
be recalled that Huron had the. bene-
fits of Prohibition through the_ Can-
.aaa Temperance Act several years
before the' 0 .T A. came into ..force.
The large delegation in attendance
at the annual Social SerVice Council
convention, which was[held in Wes=
ley chooch, Clinton; Tuesday, was
unanimena sfl doe:taring, that the 0.
TA,ws doing what it was intend,
ed. to 'do, viz., make continual pro-
gress in the -onward march towards
the final' overthrew, of ' the liquor
e as the youth of 'oday zo he the
aders men and women- of tomorrow.
We recommend that, in our homes
Das, and Sunday schaels and church
es,more teaching be given on the clan
ger of the liquor trafilc, the cigareft
and tobacco habit, and good ,clea
morals, believing that malty youn
people of -today are not :fully fseize
of these, Vital truths in all their re
alities.,` That this item bo read ii
all the chinches in the cotmly,
, That the President and SecreLar,t
of the'•Httron COunty Social Service
Council appoint a 'committee ev-
ery municipality who shall have
charge of the Work in ,that locality
and look after' the finances. , That
said, committee be subject to comity
officers.
The addresses of the President and
Field Secretary, j. A. ,Irwin, and A.
T Cooper, werd' optimistic and en-
• thusiastic, ,4-60ut.'theubenefita secured
tebne the. facts
,prepented:theziorgl.t.tdRtioic -will have
'the-'41earq' p.ipport of all
COL•oPeQailugi-'cillirales',Yee any cam-
b'e:,.1449d .bY.5the
:aiklAectiteS
„ Government • control as they
in.,Btitish Coluinbia was, ez,tplai
,the, ReV. H. E.„ LiyibgStone
ElinivilleCwho up to a year ago li
B.0 ‚,os bringir4 'shout' conditi
that were intiph -worse than under
forniqk Tle stated t
the Maderatien: League had cleft
that GoVernment eentrol would
duce drunkenness, eliminate booted
ging and cenunaed ,gresiter resp
for law, whereas, none of th
,things ehad• been accoMiilished and
ehange is being demanded today
the business interests as\ well as
moral referra forces „of,thet Provin
Rev. j. Bailey ot the Ontario P.
hibitien' Union was present and
shared the -workers With. clear; sa
argainenti why we should insist
"holding -what we have" and -world
hard through "thorough, Qafiizati
"towards the suppression of the man
facture and- exportation of all
quors as necessary -auxiliaries to t
Prohibition of the Ontarie .Temp
•since Act. , • •••
About one hundred and fifty per.
sons attended a banquet eupPlied by
the W•C-T.V., and after dinner
speeches were enjoyed under the di-
a•ection of Rev. 'Dr, Larkin of Sea -
forth.
• '
The following resolutions ,were
carried: • -
"We the members ef the Social
Service Council of Huron dainty, ag-
sembled in, convention at Clinton,
Ontario this 17th day of June 1924
take this opportunity of voicing our
prates% against any ehange being,
made in the 0 .T ,A., that would in
the smallest degree bring alma the
weakening of the law as it now stentie
O n the statute books. We feel that
every fdir-minded person will admit
that the said law. ,hadone and is
now doing untold good, both—Mater-
ially anti' morally. We have not
yet heatd of any Creganization that
promotes the avel.fato of the countr
aSkieg foe a change.
Koreover we feel that the liquor
haibit having 'been engrained in the
very fibre of soeisitY for centuries
aye
ned
of
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many years must .elapse before
total prohibition. law will have Uzi
to make its full.Venefits known, ,Th
necessary time lies not yet been al
lowed and we therefore urge that n
vote be taken on the question o
changing the•law until sufficient time
has been given to test the working
of it thoroughly.
If however, the Government, hav-
ing been einpowerd by am Enabling
Bill to submit the question to a vote
of the electorate, should' decide to
bring- on a plebiscite in the near -fu-
ture, we will be prepared to meet
the issue knowing that we are eup-
porting a just cause. We think
it is within our rights to -exliect that
the vol be 12111<50, at the most rea.
seeable time, that sufficient notice
of the date be give.n, and that the
•questions submitted to the elettors
be so wended that rio confusion or
ambiguity Shaft ayjee,
• We express our approval -of the On.
forcement of the 0.T.A: under the
present Attorney general and pledge
him 'our support in his earnest ef-
fort in the strictest enforcement of
That we place, on record our high-
est appreciation -of the work •being
done by Inspector Pellso,,v, who with-
out fear or favag. always dischaig.
ing his duties as a faithful public ser-
vant, and solicit for him the moral
support of both the members of
Parliament in the different ridings
et the eeenty a -s well ae the people in
general.
•
• , ,
MakriageS
TYNDALL-eFORBES—At the manse
. iLondesborog on - „Tune - 17th, Hilda
Wary: • eldeet Rauglifer. et Mita arid
"Mrs. James 0, Poi:hese-to ...Nor.
nail Me. Tyndall; :soh.- di 'and
t i.e. Loren Tyndall, all of Mullett,
CLARKE' a-- -KEYS At "Ingleside
)Farin," Stanley, the home. ofethe
Ibridea,,parentS, 4on -jund -18th,-",bY
'the Rev, jeeDurnant, ZOlisiR
younger daughter.of •Mr. and Mrs.
J. T. Keys, to W. Clarke, elder
ison. of Mr, Mid 'Mrs, Imuncelot
„Mark, all of ,gtabley fewnekip..
BA/RD 'AIKENHEA.D — At the
niensee Brucefield, ;eine 18th,
by the Rev. 0. ,Gordtin ,Armour,
'Margaret Ross Aiken/Mad,' daugh-
ter'of th'e late James Aikenhead,
to Themes Bidden Baird; son of
'• the late Theinae'l3aird, all ef 'Stan-
- ,
CLARK-40U-NG—At Goderich, or!
--Attie 5-th, by the Rev.. C. N. Dew-
, ey,' Gradia' Lillieha Young to" Jiamee
Jesepir Claris, all of Goderiehh-
SMITH—CHISIIOLly—At St. Peters
eliureb; Goderich, 'on 'June 10th, by
the Rev.. Father Chisholm, assisted
by Rev. •Fathers Dean and Gratin,
Helen Grace, daughter •of Kr: and
Mrs. John Chisholm of Colborne
townehip,-to-Walfrid Leo Smith of
-Goderich.: •
,GIBSONCRAWFORD—In „Toronto,
• on June Oth, :by Rey. -Father Petrie,
'Helen Marie, eldest daughter of
lYle. and /Vies. David Crawford . of
Dublin, formerly of Clinton, to Joe
seph Gerrard Gibson of Toreeto,
•
Births
RITHWELL--in Statiley townishiP
on June Oth to Mr. and Nye. 'Fred
RI" Ratinvell, a daughter,—Lois
Marie,
Deaths
CANTELON-1n Toronto, tin June
16th, Ann Cautelon, widow of the
late William Cantelon, in her 96th
year. '
WATSON.—In Seafdrth, on 414,017th,
Margaret, wife of kb,james Wet -
son of Seaforth and eldest daugh-
ter (41 the late John Leslie of Gnu-
,.
ton."
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Ornceflo.
A large number a the, friends of
Miss ltlargaret Aikenhead aseembled
at the home of Mrs. A. MeQueen no
Thursday evening last and presented
4 the bride-to-be "with a Miscellaheous
shower. The gifts were numerous,
O beautiful and 'costly and served.to
preis in a measure the esteem, in
2 which this young lady is held by her
z friends
Miss Ar, Landesborough of Clinton
Spent last' iyeek as the guest of her
sister, Mrs, J.. McQueen.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Beatty of 'Van-
couver visited friends here last week.
Mr. W. NI. McQueen of Toronto
spent the •week.end. with his parents
and friends here.
The many friends hereabouts of
Mr. W. G. Landesborough, former -
y of Tuckersinith township' but 110W
Of Port Credit will be pleased to learn
that he has successfully passed his
fifth year in medicine: He and his
mother have been visiting friend in
l3rucefield, Clinton 'and Tuckersinith
during the past week.
That we heartily endorse the work
of our Field. Secreter/7 bar• A. 12.
Cooper, believing, that the. high stan-
dard of temperance, sentiment in
Huron comity to be attributed to
his untiring efforts along this line.
We also hope, he may continue his
secreteriaI duties in connection ivith.
the Temperance work at the count',
We 'Teel the great lack of inferina-
tion regarding • the splendid results
.accraing from, the Prohibition
and in. View of the ..plebisite vote re-
commein 00.3 peap e isa 03 as is Jargo
supply of the posters shown today
by the secnetany, also the eanie
in-
fos'rnatjon on the posteard size, or
have said posters placed in a cons/Ac-
t:101.2S place in all otir churches and
Sunday school rooms and public
That we cannot too strenglY ex-
press our disapproval of the modern
dance of which a public man said re-
cently "In every day, in every way,
it's getting worse and worse." We
requesfi the parents in the home, the
teachers in °Ur-, schools, the Members
of ,our 'Munici1,a1 Councils and those
Is
p- .pbblie 'dancing: halls to
guard the youth of our land from this
pernicious form of amusement., Fos'
'Vire. Was. Forest. and Mr. L. and
Mrs.. Fovst: and son. and Mr. and
1VIrs. Steer motored to Detroit to
visit friends last week, ..-
/Mr. D. O'Roulte, bur enterprising
blacksmith; who, has. been. absent •Ser
a week on ine honeYmeon,,retueeed
home Saturday- with 'his brides: ,
welcome ,Mrs. OlRoti,ke isto Berieefield
and extenda to, the syonniPeePla. geed,.
wishes TOT '..,hap_pirieSs anclaProsperiteiJ
The regular meeting' of the W.M:
S. was ,held on -Wednesday of last
week, twenty-four ladies answering
to the roll call with a verse"of scrip-
ture or an item of misisonerY inter-
est, Mrs, Hazelwood presided, and
Mrs, Zapfer read a 'chapter from the
study book. ' Mts. S.utter' gave- a
reading from the Presbyterian Re-
cord ,telling of the need oi‘ mission -
arias in India and Mrs, Hugh Mc-
Gregor gave aapaper •setting forth
theuses of the Misaionany .1:lessee-
ger- A committee was appointed
to aFrauge for the clothing of an
cbotrcldiaj tg:.,Ktopr,j
y . iT,2,gnei nt
heejltlyun2eileatciineg,
bp, will
an open., one •arid, imdeations'
be given .id thei're.„Ary threle,
,Helpers and all the' ladies •Of• the con,
gregation. Mrs, (Rev. ). Ltinsly of
Kippen and Mra„ A: Meateith
assist with -the program, there,will be
suitable and appropriate mesic ana
imi„.
A quiet wedding took place 'at: the
manse at eleven o'clock yesterday -
morning, Wednesday, when Margaret
Ross Aikenheacl, was united in ear-"
riage with Blr.,Thomas B ...Baird, son
of the late Thomil's Baird. The bride
wore her travelling snit of sand cloth
with hat, shoes and gloves to •reateli
and the couple were unattendeci. The
ceremony was performed by Rey C.
G. Armour and wa's "witeeeced oniY
,/Y. a' few Unenediate frienhe' Mr,
and Mrs. Beira 'teft ,inunediately af-
ter the ceremony on a /rioter trip.
They have the good wishes of theie
,a e you not se and taken ad vantage Of our each clays specials:
;Friday anti Saturday, tills week: 3 Bars el Soap -any brand ,.,,,20c
2 lbsof pus Lard '.,,.52c, ' 3, to one eustomer.,
1 lb. of Baccm ;22e. 2 pkgs. of Lux
just ,a ,fewmentioned. here. Sia. our, .bluelcboarci li ysindowLor
theisPecials. KindlY get your or 'clers in early.'
,
GHEST PRICEis
FOli .131:JITER OR ,EGGS ,
ourz STORE:IS Youn sloRE
CO'S. C:01-10CERY,
Jot'
rm,m..1..aorazmnizasia,..
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Ti a Loaf
AtYo.3krCrcer, Or d(3:ivered
NEILSON' S CHOCOLATES
-ssorted.Flavors., The /ciao that_ pleasesi-
oo Bread
ookies
BARER. AND CONFECTIONER
Phone 1
C. I:I.-, VE NE , Electrician_
ElectrfeRanges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans and other
' ' •
Appliances, „ .4 -
Wiring and Repairs., ' Phone-J5Ivv
• Otieni4i New Grocery Stoie
flaying moved my grocery stock to the store on- Albert
St., formerly occupied by the late A.McKown, I am now ready
• to serve all my old custothers and ,as many new ones (is will
loiter me with their.patronagi ,
A full stock of fresh groceries ahvays on hand
, All orders, phoned or otherwise, promptly attended 'o
Pm a little farther North butwill be glad to see all my customers
from the South as of old -
Morieg Jordon
THE CENTRAL GROCERY , Phone 144
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EGGS
Our plant is now complete and WC solicit your shipmen s of eggs
whether large or small. Come and see them greded,
OULTRY
a We buy live Poultry twelve months of the year. It will pay you
to advise us -AO you have to sell. At present, market old liens, •
old Roosters, late hatched and spur Chickens.
CONDITIONS
-Sal our eggs are bolight on Government 'grades and all poultry
According to sloe and quality. We are here to serve you. •
Gunn, L nglois (Sic Co., Limited
, HEAD OPFICE MONTREAL, QUEBEC
AT., W. Trewartha, Manager Clinton Branch
Day Phone 190 Night Phone 214 W
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FLOUR AND FEED
Bran, Shorts, Low Grade Flour, White Middlings
Purity, Five Roses', Maple Leaf Flour
Monarck and Pie crust Pastry
Baby Chick Scratch, Pin head Oatmeal and
Blatchford's chick mash
Seed Corn, Turnip, IVIangel, Sorghum, Millet and Rape Seed
W JENKINS & SON
Nfg•ht 141 and 129
Office Phone 199
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Frame 'Rouse eood repair, on the east iide of Albert street,
Clinton. Contains Six rooms and has sununer kitchen attached. Glassed
In verandah, goodstonecellar, town water. Half acre of garden with
several fruit trees. •.Apply on premises to Mrs. Long. 59---tf
•
To'the ,Ladies of Clinton
and Surrounding Country
Standard Electric Waslileg and Renovating, Cleaner,
bs prePared to clean Rug, Carpets, etc. This hs not a vaceilin cleaner
ise washer end gueranteed not -1; oeinjure the finest .Ruge, -coned
C. 11. VENNER, ClilliOill
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niarly friends for a happy ma-rnied The many friends of MC. Tlioinas
Carr will be sorry to hear Ise is not
improving as they would like.
Mrs 0. 13. Simpson has returned
home from nursing a case ill Bayfield.
Mrs. Benthren . of Hensall spent
the week -end with her daughter: Mrs.
C, ;D. Simpson.
Mrs. D. Munroe haabeen quite ill
for a few clays.
Mrs'. H. Collins is twine from HeMnsva.11alliiadveMrre8t.runhed, ot130°Itilither°ving•
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Stratford. 9 again and 'are :eith /heir daughter,
e The friends of Mr. Wilson Mc-
Cartney will be pleased to heap he
is doing nicely efter undergoing an
• operation for appendicitis 10 Seafortli
Hospital. e
Mrs. George Hill has returned
home from visiting her friend, Mrs.
(Dr ,) Rodgers of Foreet.
„ Mrs. 3. McKenzie, we are pleased -Mee. C. D. 'Simpson.
.aay, is improving, though slowly., Mre: MeNeil at St, Thomas ie a
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• Supertest Gasoline 32c galon
' Supertest Coal Oil 30c gallon
Polarine Motor Oil $1.00 gallon -
Try Them and be Convinced
lnor'e smoky clitinalley-s and every „partigle 'of oil leterns
-out of lamps asid avoids blinding wicks
GENERAL EARDWARE,
TELEPHONE 53 •
PLUMBING AND HEATING
CHIelsTANIEL STORE
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guest at tbe,heme of.., Mr ; am1 Mrs -`
Ja-.R.: Murdock of., Stanley, •--
'Di'. ePeter..NMEwen of Detroit is
hqre visiting his brother, Mr. John
NicEiven, Bayfield road. a; •
,114rs. Nesbitt of Blythe is,a visitor
•at .the home of Mrs.. Nesbitt.
Mr , and Mrs. Robert Beaffie left
for London Saturday to vtatt raja,.
tives there. . Travelling from the
OPeast through the...West Mr, Belittle
reports a large harvest for the far-
mers in thatpart. Con-lisl3 on to
Strat•ford he says the gnam 'Istoy
equally as web ih Huron county,
Mr. Hugh Thomson anrlitr.
McCartney of Meosejaw are °visit-
ing at the homes of Kr. Alexander
Thomen,, Stanley, and Mr, and Mrs.
Jiemes Allen in Tuckersmith.
31r, McCartney is here to attend
the graduation exercises of his
daughter, who has 'been attending
Guelph College and is graduating as
a Dietitian. •
fee'r. Thomas Care of the village,
has been ill for some weeks is still -
rather poorly.
• • ; e Man Wanted .
, Main:vented to do all lcinds• of farm
work for next two or three months:
Apply to Loren Tyndall,. R. R. No.'"
4, Phone 11 on 636. 69-2.
Found in Clinton
A grey suede lady's glove. Owner
may have ,same by calling at The
News -Record office and paying for
this ad. - • 69.1
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Auction Sale
A full San of household effects will
be sold at the Commercial Inn on
Saturday, June 28th, at 2p.m. E.
S. Inkley, proprietor. 0, H. El-
liott, auctioneer. 59-1.
Keys iFound
A bunch of keys picked'up en the
street in Clinton, Oweer nasty have
same by proving 'property and phying
for this notice. 59-1.
Wanted
A Protestant, professional, exper-
ienced teaeher foe S. S. No. 10 Gado -
'rich 'township, dutids to commence
September 2nd5 1924: Personal ape
plication preferred. • Apply stating
qualifications and salary to John R.
/Mac/Won, Seeretary-Treasurer, a..
R, No, 3, Clinton, Ont. • 59-2.
• Plain Sewing and Washing
I will do washing and plain sewing
at honies Vies. Harry Niftier, Os-
borne Street, Clinton, • 59-1-p.
Auction Sale
An auction sale of household effeets,
implements, etc., will be held on my
premises, -Bayfield, on Sattrday, ,Tuly
5th, at 1:80. Terms: Sums of .910
and under, .cash. Over that amount
p months 'credit given on approved
joint notes. James Johnstem pro-
prietor, G. IL. Elliott, anetioneer.
59-8.
For Sale
The attractive and beautifully lo-
cated property belonging. to C. '13.
Houck, situated on High street Clin-
ton. The house has a beautiful out-
look, imposing in architectaral ap-
pearance, walls 13 inch solid brick,
rooms large. Two inanble fire -places
in den and parlor, hot and cold wa-
ter, cement soft -water cistern in cel-
lar, bathroom, electric lights, two ver.
andahs and -sun porch, two stairways,
cellar under whole house, cement-I/eon
hot-air heating. Lot 75 ft. frontage,
double depth -facing on High street
and Townsend. Fruit trees, garden
and small 'fruits.
A bargain for quiele sale. Write
C. D.Botzek 43 Standish Ave., Tor-
onto, Ont. • 59-12f.
House and Lot For Sale
Brick ,cottage, M. good ilepair, cor,
ner 'of Dunlop and Fulton stimetS.
'10' rooms, good cellar, modern con-
veniences. Conveniently situated.
Will be sold reasonably. Apply to
ifliss E. IVieTavis4 Clinton.. 5341,
For gale
Reed baby's buggy, also Child's
sul-
- Apply to Mrs. Chas.•Slianahan
Many street, Clinton. 58-2-p
The GiArle'SuClillutiblel.of13-aWzaiallr'
iS elnir8111
will hold 'a bazaar, on.:Mrs, aVIcDeit---•
mid's lawn, opposite tbe chmeh, on,
Friday, June 20th, There will he a
sale of homemade baking, candy, h-
prons and fancy work, also a Parcel -
Post sale of 10c and 25e articles.
Everybody come. 58-2
•• poi. gale • ,
Pord truck, good condition
for quick sale, Ezirl Crich. 57-121..
" Itouse Fa/gale
.Comfortable frame house on North ,
street, half acre' Of 'ground. -411
*in& of fruit. Small Stable,,
water M house.-- Robert P. Fisher,
137-tf.
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Whoenehaiv5e5.a supply of ,Furnace, Stovem,
Nut and Soft. 'Also some good dry
slabs. Leave orders at residence.
B.. W.. ARDE.ipm -s:troot,.
• 2, .13.0.11$13 For gale
Cottage.en Huron street, -roomy and
in,good „ repair, VA ,aere of garden.
Small barn an -place. Possession at *
20nr. Also a' buggy and caiging box,
Eappy Thought range and -a sliding
'bed couch for sale. Apply to 1Vliss
R. dantelon, Rattenbury street. 39-tf,
Around .Fkax Seed For Sale
Vite have a quantity of ground flax
seed, $2 per Valid. Vitni. MeD011.--.
a. No. 2, Bayfiekl. Phone
15-603. -• . ' 55:3
For Sale
Nev Massey-Earris steel roller, 9
ft.; Massey-Efarris 11 -hoe fertilizer
drill, nearly new. Apply to A, Ro-
bertson, Varna. ' 514f.
ginger SeWihg Machines
Family, Electric and D. R. Styles.
-Also some sepond-hand 3114014.0k
good as new. Old machines taken
as ,part payznent. Easy terms. It
will pay you .to look these over before
buying 'elsewhere. Repairing and
parts foroall makes of machines.
Earl Steep. Jan, 1, 19g4-
- Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothee cleaned pressed and ra-
ptured. Woolen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms over Reard'e barber shop,
W. J. Jago, —88-tf
AUCTIONEER
Metier Graduate Carey Jones' Na-
tional School of Auctioneering, Chi-
cago. Special course taken in Pure
Bred Live Stock, Rmil Estate War-
chanclise and Farm Sales. Iiates in
keeping with prevailing market. Sat-
isfaction assured. Write or wire,
Oscar Mop, Zurich, Ont, Phone 18.
98. —88-tf-1923
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COAL
NUT, STOVE & EGG
-ALWAYS ON RAND
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
. R. J. MILLER •
Orders taken ,ab residence. Phone. 11e
SEED CORN
Well germinated Seed Corn hard
to buy this year, look sit grading on
bags before buying and buy nothing
but No. 1 Govt, Standard. We have
A very eomplete stock and our price
is low for this year.
SALT
Have just received a carload of
saIt. Special pekes on large quan-
tities.
ROOFING
We carry a complete line of Tor-
onto Asphalt Roofing, before buying
you will flud it to your advantage to
see etc line and compare it with
others. Remember there is as much
difference in ,roofing as there -is in
cedar shingles. We believed we have
the best and can prove it to you.
Timothy, Alfalfa, Red Clover,
Alsike, Blue Grass, Orchard Grass,
and Sweet Clover always in stack.
Watts and Blatchfords Buttermilk
Marsh; Royal. ,Purple and Pioneer
Chick Foods, Garden Seeds in bulk,
Mangels and Turnips, Our stock
is complete and twenty years exper-
ience always at your service.
4 • •
J. A. FORD & SON
, Phone 123 ,
Fleur and Feed' liferchants and
• • Grain Buyers --
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CREAM WANTED!
The demand for our butter is 14.
ereasing.,
- To supply this demand we iSquir4
more -cream..
We request yam. to ship us youa
cretin. ,
We guarantee you the Ilighest
Market Prices, )accurate testa and
promPt ierviee.
Our firm Is known to you and nee&
no further recommend. '
We pay all express chargee, turn-
ish cream =Da j!nd pay' twice omit
Write for Ans or furthee Infornsn.
rim to We
THE SEAFORTLI CREAIIIRRY
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