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f l `t,t'erest to "You
and life
„}rc Zurich 'Herald is .holidaying
weer; the
editor 1 c and family
his'
saki
ire a a_iator• r:`
trip down Niagara
ells way.
e wh
uiiitt
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e m
away ytoin
beCE
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S'a
ca r. n -
late for, recreation," re'
•idrls an exchange, would have no•,.
clay at all for retire ttion i8 it were;
azot for those whd'go.,to cIurch.
I'r'e never known a clog to: wag
Els tail in glee he dicho't•feel,
Nor quit his old-time Ciend to rag
At some nr.ire ifigaenf al::heel.'
The yello}3 est 'cur Lever knew
Was, to the boy :ivlio loved`him,
true." ` '
Some people seek} to think that
school teachers have a pretty hard
tiara but ,for our part we'd trade
places with almost anyischool teach-
'•er. of our acquaintance for -the •next'
two months.
A Chicagoprofessor declares that
the age -long question is at last set-
tled, that the ,hen domes from the eggs'
not the egg front the hen. He may
e right, but you'll notice that when,
you don't keep a hen you get no,
The Pantie of Wales announced at
a Dominion Day dinner in London on
Tuesday that he was coming :to ,Can
ads again this fall. 'Nobckl?efinds
• a warmer welcome in this Dominion
than ."The Prince." May his 'stay
he al
long e • mi .
.
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After a stormy passage the Church
Union Bill has practically been pass-
ed as presented, the-amendment,ad-
ded in committee being killed flay an
amendment carried bythe House. It
aright have passed its third reading
on Monday exeept that the -dour set,
apart for private bills had expired,
having been taken up by iliseussion,
and the members refused to extend'
the time.; It domes up again Friday
evening andif nothing interferes will
probably get its third and final read-
ing.
,fin
The -postal strike is over, the work-
•. ers at Toronto, Montreal; and Windsor
going back to work. Monday.. Some
anisthnderstanding occured as to the
:terms offered by the Government:
Mr. - Murdoe1, Minister of Labor,
carne up to'Toronto to confer, and the
leaders there got ' the idea that he
offered to pay :theist for time lost dur-
ing the strike, He denies having
made such a promise and blames the
newspapers for giving out a wrong
impression. Ali the workers are
bank, anyway, and: the Government
will look into their grievances. Had
this been done a month or two ago: a
.Strike might have been avoided.
The story goes that the crowd at a
garden party in London recently, sur -
1 rounded the. British Premier, Ramsay
Macdonald; and that in<the growd and
cohsfnsion•he was kissed be* a Caine:
' -dign lady.: We hope it`washt't one
of the ladles, of the' newspaper party'
w
,
notouring a' '
bo
tad. ,B o.
�ut.n ,We're
, e e
sure it wasn't. The wives of:week-
13;,Re't'spaper editors in Canada" are
tartoo-sensible for that sort of -non
sense. They would be more likely
to inquire about his attitude on Im-
perial relations or.soniething of -that
sort.' But who was this Canadian>
woman who was so carried away by
her admiration for the Labor Prem.
* :, * *"
Two Listowel merchants were fined
last, week for •neglecting to grade
eggs taken in from. farmers. It ap-
pears that many have been neglecting
this little rcquireinent and after the
-sitting' of the-coutt a meeting of the
merchants %Yas held and the matter
talked over but it was decided noth-
ing could be done, the law it plain
and 'it will be enforced. It seems
to be something of a hardship, and
:farmers and dealers + alike •complain
of the inconvenience of it, but it,
would hppear`to be one of the best.
ways of helping the,farmer to a
stable market for one of his most im-
portant products. The, grading law
is .probably here to stay, At
meeting of the Agricultural•;, Com-
mittee fin Clinton a fortnight or so
ago several farmers - advocated the;
compulsory grading o cattle, hogs,
etc., as well as_aggs.. It IS admit-
tedly the surest way of bringing up
the quality; and ,thus the price, of
farm products. That it causes' more
or less inconvenience it must be ad-
mitted but probablyithat will in time
cure itself,
ti•,R .A
Our congratulations are -extended
to The Free Press, London, which eel-
' •ebrated its seventy fifth birthday on
Saturday. last, issuing' a special 32 -
,page edition in honour of -the evnt.
The Free Press, which was founded as
a weekly in 1849 by William Suther-
land, was at first, published as a Re -
:form paper. The „daily was _launched
in 1855, the " year `London became a
city. Mo, Josiah Blackburn ecquir-
ed the paper in 1852 and it has been
directed by members of that family
up to the present. Its editors since
• that tine have been: Josiah Black-
burn; + Malcolm Bremner, Alfred F.,
Miller and Arthur R, :pard, its pres-
'eht'able editor, who is the only son
-of the Rev. J. E. and. Mrs. Ford of
Codexich forinehly-of.'0linten, WI-re
W. E. Elliott,` who "for the past fif:,
teen year e has been reporting the big
events of Western Ontario for The
'Fame 'Press," to quoad from the spe-
•eial birthday edition, is a 'son of Mr;
G. M. Elliott of Goderich. Mr. •
81liott zs very well known in. Clin-
ton, as he always comes along when
-there's anything of interest going on
here. He's 4 racy, ;and pleasing
writer' and sawn of. the: bright read-
` ablenes e its., news -columns is clue
'to his'r ady si En.: For .many -:-years
'now Tne hide° Press hal stip orteci
Gt Onsei caoGe•
Brucef'e
t ld
Th+nnpeon --left for,. -his
Vloose Jaw on. Monday ,ai_
ng friends about here for•
bonze
ter
me
Mis
week far ,or,onto to attend the fun -
al • of, the little son of Tti8r,,, and Mrs.
Alice Rattenbury' left :lass'
VeGowan,.
Rev, . C. G. Aentoni anjl
McConnell of .'Henson exchanged pul-
pits' -on Sunday morning. Mr. Mc-
Connell taught the bible class' in the
s ii
Sands y dhool w hit
xea
g acceptance
and preached an inspiring sermon
which was listened to by a large
congregation.'
'
:The
Rev Mo. Ar
-
men/ mo r
Li /needled i
to the Odd dd c
d P otos rn
the evening, talchsg Tor his subject
Christ calling his' disciples, accdi'ding'
to the account in the first chapter:, of
Mark. They, the ' disciples. were
just plain fishermen, he s<sid, but
they responed'; to. the call: of Chris;
and their names • have come down to
us through the centuries. He iimde.
a particular ,appeal to ;young men.,
Every yossgg man wished to make the,
best success of his life but" a real,
suceessonly cell be made when,'a full.,
surrender is made oC the heart and
life to Chided.' : Mere church mem-
bership, he declared, did not always'
imp]y, true discipleship..
•
.Marriages.
JOHNSTON=M1!LLER-At the On-
' tario' street- parsonage, : Clinton,' on
June .28th, by the Rev, C. J.
Moorhouse, Irene Ruby, younger
daughter of the -late George Millen'
and Mrs, Miller of-Goderich town-
ship, to James Johnston, son of Mr.
and MVIrs. Edward d;ohnstoti• of ITul-
lett.
TOWN'SHEND -TRICK - ..A•t1
Co -
borne: street ''Methodist church,
London on June 28th, by the 'Rev,
Mr; Uren, Hattie.-Elizalbeth,. daugh-
ter a:F 1VIr. and Mrs.' Levi Thick,
London, formerly of
Goderich.town-
slu ,to Fletcher Townsend d of L
on_
ROBSOM-SLOMAN-In. London, on
June 28th, by the Rev. L. Bartlett
of Yarmouth- Centre, Ohara M. 4,
Slomnn, daughter of Mr. Joseph
Sloman and niece of Mr. John Slo-
• anan,• to Abner Robson.
COOS-BUCHANAN-In"East Wa
wanosh, on Inns 25th, by the,Rev.
P. Banes, Violet, younger daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs.. Robert Bu-
chanan, to Stanley Cook, son of
di8r. and Mrs. Fred Cook, all, of
East Wawanogh.
JACKSON -WAGNER--At "River-
view Farm," Hullett, on June 25th,
by the Rev, W. R. Alp of Au-
burn, -Catherine E., daughter' of
Mr. and Mrs. H_ Wagner, to Jas.1
B. Jackson, son of Mr. and"Mrs.
W. Jackson, of Hallett township.
KELLY =HOLMES -In, St. Paul's
church, winghahn, on June 25th, by
Rev. H. W. 'Smell, Sydney: Elwood,
only daughter of Dudley Holmes,
I4.C. aiid Mrs, Holmes to Dr. W.
.Moore .Kell of Mo
e y ntxeaI, son of
Mr: and .Mrs. E. H.' Kelly, of
Huntingdon, Quebec, .
HEADON-EDGAR-At the home 0f
the bride's parents, Mr ,. .and '"Mrs.
Jas: A Edgar, Victoria street,
Winghant, on June 25th, by the
Rev. J. La .Bioach of Stratford,
Evelyn Anderson Edgar to Andrew
R, Iieadan of Detroit.
BROWN EDGAR -At the Ilona of
the 4bride's parents, 2nd' concession
of 'Hetrick, on June 25th, by the
Rev, A. Laing, Mabel', daughter' of
Mr, and Mars. Alex. Edgar, to
William Watson, Brown, eldest son
of Mi , . and Mrs. George Brown of
Listowel.
SCOTT-B0WMAN-In Toronto on
June 18th, at the home of the
'bride's' parent's, by Rev." Mit. Me -
Taggart, Lieut. "P. George Scott,
D.D.S., Boboaygeon, ' Ont., to
Margaret Lavine, youngest'daagh-
ter of Mr: and Mrs. James Bow-
line/1 , formerly of Brussels. '
McGAIBE-TITHRLOW-At' Victoria
street parsonage, Goderich, on June
18th, by the Rev. J. W. Hedley,
Mary Myrtle, eldest daughter 'of'
Mr.. and Mrs: Hugh Thurlow, • Col-
borne township, to Charles James,'
eldest son of Mr, and Mrs. James'
McCabe, Goderich township. •
Births
MCINTOSH-In _Clinton, hospital on
Tune 24th, to the'Re','W: D, and
Mrs, •McIntosh' of Milton, formerly
of - Brucefietd,, a':son;
TISOMPSON--e•Ihh . Stanley, . on :Janie
20th, to'• Mr. and Mrs: James`
Thompson,'h son,
HOLLAND -In Stanley, township, on
June 29th; to Mr. and Mrs. Clifferd
R. Hollaild, .a'„son,
I1;Ei'S--In Stanley township, on June
21st,, to Mr: and.Mrs•.Glifford H..
Keys, i} son-=Bruce,`T.iplady Keys.,
PLUNKETT -' In'kiullett' township,-
' on 'Jane 25th, . to Mr., and Mrs:
PIunkett, a sell,'., •
-
ANDERSON - 'At, i,ol gwood;- on
June - 20th °to Mr: and., Mrs. A.
- Anderson,' fornteriY o£; Clinton, a
daughter; Llda gIa-1 e "
ST OAN Tii Meltilloli* Juno list
, to MI and tl'Iis;' James ;Sloan, 100
daughter: ,:,•
FLANNERY - In Tuckersihiith on
June 9th, to Mr, and Mrs. John
Flannery; a -daughter, -
DEVI;IREATIX ,In.8Puckersinith,• on'
June 19th, to Mi' and Mrs. John
Devereatix; a "daughter..
PROUTY-'In Stephen, on June 24th,
to. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Prouty, a
Deaths
C00K--T0 Clinton, on June
lI 26th, Ar-
`:thur Cool:, aged 79 years and 9
, months. '.,•-
DIXON-At` Bayfield on June 28th
Matilda 'Burdiek,: wife of William
Dixon,. aged 60 years,.
`i1A;FTi;L=At.-Goderich , _Alae 27th,
Marion Parsons, -wife of Perey Naf_'
tel and only sister of H. B. Par-
sons, Walkorville,; and Lionel G.
Parsons. of Coderxch.
PROMOTION .EXAIb RESULTS :ITV
CLINTON PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Div, (II) to DIv:. (I).:. -Honors:`
.Reggie • Noble; - Margaret', MVlcLeod,:
Lottie Livermore; Cizoweii; Roy
Cook; Susie Castle; Dorothy 'Mulch;
3farian.-Scruton; Cyril hale; ::.Everett::
Downs; Ben Corless,' Morris Bozell,
William ..McGill , Jim Kennedy' •
Pass on Examination; Bill Jack-
son; John • Peekitt;: Edith. Hunt;
•W.+sync ,Razoll Iii ace. Bi>;gaet;,•Dar ty
Watkins; Deloris Hamas; Hugh Haw-
kins; Jack Elliott; ;Ernest Brown,
Pass on yes' e tboritt Trene'Doher-
ty; Paul Hovey; Eileen Rumball; An,:
ha Taylor; Douglas Ifennody; ;Frank
Pale; Harold Taylor;, Bruce Teskorr,;
Fla Ciro n NgW -.Rcexrd
Recanir
iiendecl: Jiiiz Cl.awen; Bill,
NfcChnclley,• .Russell `,Miller; Gordon
.Marshall.
-Isobel
Drop
er.'
Di
v .I TIS
toDiv.
( �:, 1 tours:
Margaret Plumsteel; Helen Manning;
Robbie Hale; Susie Livermore; .Char-
lie 1 Andrews; .
Isobel Iii ar
i
ai
gg Edward;
Rorke; Brenton II l
C 1 ar Jean n Tw
3.
lord
J,eair Muteh; Janet ItleTagsut;,
Gordon Cudhaor e; Ross ;Carter; . Jin:
Turner
Pass Carrie Lavis; Billy Watkins;
Bessie Livermore;harry- Ireland;
Rath' Cartwright.; Violet. 1VIor.•rison;
Kenneth Pickett; Frank Mer -wan;'
Ada Jfulfosd; Beth Cartwrigh}t;.]1Iar-
ion -Pickett; Grace • Seeley\; Bert
Glidden; Barrett Taylor; Dorothy'
Steep; -Harry Plumsteel. ,
Promoted on years. work: Kelso
•Streets; Gerald Ilolmes; Edna'Elliott
Kathleen Nicicle; Wilbur Cudiitore. '
-E, L. Ford.'
Div. (IV) to DIV, (III)-IHonours
Joe'Gendier; Dorothy Watts; Grace
IIeliyar; Mary ,Andrews; Grace Fitz_
simons; Lloyd' Rnmball;' Pearl Chur-
chill; Tittle 'Swinuank;'Norman Liver-
more; Billy Draper,..
Passed on .:year's . 'work: Jack
Suiith .' Muriel ,(Downs; Laurence
Plumsteel; Ehler; Bartliff; Kathleen
Cameron; Norma .Streets; -Isabel
Lawson; EII}tlood'•.„ Campbell;: Irene
Layton, Archie Dale, Ernest Hovey;
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n
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nt
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s
ob
e
a
Helen beeper._
on ;Finals .k'rank Hoops
Jack Graing•er,•'--Harold Glazier; Du
can'Cartwriglit; Rabin Lavis,,
Recommended:: Carl - Furniss' Do
ald Levy; Helen Deeves; Ruth Cast'
Below"'Pass: Stewart Cook; Mab
Cast'
Mom Twyford; Josue Fitzsi
ons; Beatrice Mc 1'
Cin hey.
--A'. Pantile
- Div. (V) .to Div, : (IV)-Flonors
Owen' Cambs; Jim Nickles Havel()Gaudier;. Kenneth. Elliott; Eddie E
Boit; Stella beeves; Thelma Bal
Minlue Hudson;- Emily Seruton;:Ii
Doherty; Marian Smith; laabell
Cantelon; Wilhelmine Trewartha
Lorne Brown; Mary Crooks,`
Passed - on year's work owing t
illness:.Josie .Carte*; Reggie Cook
Harriet Kennedy; ' osephine Harrt
George Rumball• Joe Doherty; -B
Carter; Mildred Cooper; shark
Johnson.
.Exam. 'Itesuits,. Honours: Flor
ence McCallum,'Harold Gibbs.
Pass: Bert Ireland; Irene Venner
Clara. Bali'; Charlie Peckitt; . Fred
Miller, :
H. Rodaway.
Div. (VI) to Di. "(V) -Honors,
•fox year: Beatrice 'Sharp, Dorothy
Corless; Jessie Cameron; Raymond
Cantelon; Clatyon Dixon; Ruth' Peck-
itt; Isabelle Holmes; Jack One; Dor-
othy Glazier; Lillian • Manningi,
Passed on year's work pevntng to
sickness: Bob. Dohterty;. Jack Dorsey;
Frances Fitzsimons; Wdhitney Carter;
Nolene Finch; ,Ruby Clement;' Mary
Levis; Murray ..Dale; Clifford Ken-
nedy. ,
Exam, results: Pass: Mttrray Cud -
more; Rots Fitzsimons; John McGill;
NoSTvel Furness;- May Vernier.'
- TS. Courtice.
Division (VIF) to Div, (,VI)-•Y•Ion-
ours>. Gene Andrews; lVlarion West;
Dorothy Cornish; Pete 'Cantelon;
George Elliott; Tom Turner; Susie
Steep; Tack Perdue; Giedys. Bezzo;'
'Cecil Holmes; 1Vlargaret' Carter;. Gor-
don Hoy.
Pass: Blanche Clement; Helen
'Rumball; Beecher Streets; -Beatrice
.Brown; Dorothy Cools; George' Card
well; Arthur Retell; Gordon Vernier;
Frank Heard.;. Vera Jones; Kenneth,
Jones; Frank Becker; Bud Harris,
Recommended: Bill Steep; Doris
Orrell;.: Margaret Tasker; George
Twyford; Grace Levis.
- Div: (VIII) to Div.' (VIP -Hon-
ours: TtaroIel Johnston; Dora Grain-
ger; Nora Fremlin; Jean Neilans;
Mary Dorsey; George Campbell; Ger-
trude Reid; Dorothy Steeps; Alice
Taylor; Sadie Elliott;- Jin}hny Elliott;
Fred Itovey;' ,Nornan Fitzsimons;
George Levis; Doris Johns.,
Pass: Mary Turner; Victor Dober=
ty; Jacic Nickie; Murray Draper;
Clair Kennedy; Mary Cooper; Bruce
Bartlift'; MaryV., Hart'f ; Nora Li-
vermore; Murray Hanley; Rena Ho-
vey; Ilex Hovey; Grace Finch; Fran-
cis Carter; Reggie Smyth.
--Eva 13, Carter.
Invited for the.
week -end
-by Ja'izg Distance .
It was Thursday afternoon ,..
in the country_ Hospitable
' Mrs. Martin seemed 'disap-
pointed.'
isap,pointed.• The week had slip-
ped away before she knew
it. No one had been invited
up Tor- the : week -end;: and
there -wasn't time in': which
to write..
And :, the she thought of
the telephone' -„Long Dia.
- -bance What an inspirations
In twenty minutes she knew ,
the. Smarts would come --
delighted
delighted to •,.'' . and what
train they ;,,would be on:
Splendid! . - and she had
ordered sem°' extra supplies
from
her gracc'<+s in town to
-be shipped by, :express that
night! .-
What a •T l
errsitnt week -end
she will have `=-- thanks to /
Long Distance!.: ,
• . Yom,;,.
no matter wllat :kind of a day it is ; '. you will always' find our Phone No,
111 aWaiting your tall. Mrs. Hous ewifc lf' you order by phone or other-
wise make
Ou r • store Your c store. a on pi: Sertdee. end Courtesy to alI;
young or old."
Have
you
noticed and
taken
aken
ad vantage
g
e of
our 'each days
ays
specia
l
s
c.•FirdaY and, Saturday, thist•ee•oB is ofSoaPnnY brand lbs. of
Pure Lard <t cl
,3
2c
3 -t
0 oneu"
c stow
el
1;IU. of, Bacon ..... ... .:.....22c I 2 pkgs. of Lux ....,.,..
.....,21c,.
Just: a few mentionede
hex See our blackboard in window r
ther specials, Kindly:fo• fur-
.
getyatu' orders in early.
HIGI-IEST PRICBS<FOR BUTTER OR EGGS
OUR STORE IS ;YOUTR: STORE c
JO
NC
Trp aLoaf
At Your Grocers or delivered
,
NEILSO Nt
S C1-I0OLATES
Assorted .S �e
d Plavorsm The ' kind
'that pleases
Good-
Brad
Cakes,
Buns
Cookies
BAKER AND. CONFECTIONER ' Phone 1
C. H. VENNER, i *til d5../
Electrician,
•
Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans •and other
Appliances
Wiring and Repairs.'
Phone 151'w
.ftro*rmigsetoom*mettioffloselnammammzense, .1.1160121111
The Contra.; Grocerg
•
You will find us ready; to serve you in our new quarters' as efficient- •
ly as in -the old,
Fresh fruits and vegetables in season. A full stock of groceries
always en hand,,
Following i5 a list
Jelly Poivders, 3 fa'r'
Seedless Raisins'. lbs.
Figs, 2 lbs. for
Prunes, 1.,1b. for
Apricots, 2 lbs, for
of'grooery.staples for this week -end:
.. ,25e. Pumpkin,per tin 15e Ifor . ,..<25G 'hon toes 1
a ,,per tin ... , ", 200
25c Peas, per
I
tin ..
150
'15c Corn,'2 for ,.35c
.. .......35o Dutch Cleanse'', 2 for 25c
• c ,
r sHey Jordon
,THE CENTRAL GROCERY
Phone 144
ilouser Sole
y
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Seven roomed Frame House in good repair, on the east side of
Alber street,.' Clinton. Sun room attached, good stone 'cellar, town
water. One quarter acre•lot with fruit trees
Apply ori, premises to airs. Long.
59-tf
e'.
Crpet and Rug Cleaning
Having the best Electric Rug Washer ever made for cleaning
Rugs and Carpets, I am prepared to -clean a limited number -
during the summer months . w All work guaranteed and will
call for and deliver all rugs, etc. or may be left at residence, ,
Huron Street
CVENNER,Clinton Cl
Electrician
Phone 181w
We Paig Cash
EGGS
Our plant is now conipleteand, we solicit your•shiphnents .of eggs
whether large or small.- Come and see them graded, gg
POULTRY :,
We buy live Poultry twelve months of the -year. It will pay your
to advise us what You have to sell. At present; market old Hens,'
old Roosters. Iate hatched and snur Chickens:
CONDITIONS ,
:
,All our eggs are bought on Government y grades'an .an poultry
aecording to size and quality. ,We are •sore to serve' 'and
i P y
(Gunn, Langlois
dk p, a1 Limited
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HEAD OFFICE 'MONTREAL, QUEBEC •
N. W. '1l~ �r
ewa1"iliAa, Mann er Gldelits�RA.I� �.
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y Phone, 190 ' Nig'lit•I'hotxe 214 W
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Bran, Shor[f, Low Grade Flour, White Middlings
Purity, Five Roses, Maple Leaf Flour
Monarda and Pie crust, Pastry ,
Baby' Chick Scratch, Pi(n-head aatn►eal and
Blatchford's•'chick . mash -
Seed Corn, or Turnip,'
MaligeI; Sorghum, Millet" and ,Rape Seed
JENKINS
Office Phone 199'
blight .•141'atid 129
Sea£orth: 'Mr, and Mi s W :'."' T
Box' announce the mari:iago of then
daughter; Henrietta," t6 11.1. .ITeniy
Minett, ofToron't'o,at Sa}n' A,n
Olean ,church, by •Raw Mr esIirydntii,
•on June. 24th..
ZJanted ,
1, Protestant teacher, for S. S.
1o. 1, ;Goderich-township. Dirties
..o continene0 September :2nd; 1924;
Applications will be received up• to
July ,22, -ids
Wilfrad .Bi'• sin mit+
Standing Wheat'I or Salc
T1
tc
undersigned has,. 5`.icres
Of
Dawsons•Geldeu Chaf£','for •sale, and
5o nie; pastnee :land to:%i rept, also a
ha ne } ou e,on iVlary`ctroet, Olinton,
v✓liieli shc'.;-,vrll.. s61 ,Mrs; R.
Brehm, con: 2, . 13tdlett township.
- 61.-1p.
Soi
sale,:
„L:0101 4'C,r ,gate
e eltaie0 young milk 00500
; Apply, to David Easoni,
I pow memo' 1.sl,llills11101otIilli61iittsI8U•lall isori bIisJItf
1 1u36ttilbnluu11�41Gghliilul Ill 11 11 11
Onl�l��t
��aper�est PrUduets
Canno t be Ex�elied
Sepertest Gasolille,
Sui)ertest
Coal
Polarine
MotorOil
32c gallon'
30c
$1.00 gallen
Try; Them, and be Convinced
No more smoky chimneys and every particle of oil burns
out of lamps and avoids burning wicks
ille
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GENERAL HARDWARE 1
TELEPHONE PHO7VE _53 U•
PLUMBING AND, HEATING:
CHT-NAIVIEL STORE'
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House for Sale
Brick house on 'Princess street,
7 rooms and summer kitchen town
water, also'softwater in kitchen, ce-
menta
!b seuient, furnace, electric light,
'/a acre garden, with small fruits;
stable. Apply to Miss Mabel Rath. -
well; Varna. Phone 33-606, Clinton
central. .62418
For Sate .
Brass -trimmed iron bed, . wooden.
bedstead, good, spring mattress; coal
heater; Canada steel range; quantity
of six and seven inch stove pipes;
fruit jars; linoleum;, "curtain poles.
Apply -to-Mrs. Farnham, Ratten-
bury street. 61-18.
Straivberries For Sale
I will be able to fill orders, • for
fresh. strawberries any time now. W.
Marquis,- phone 21-638, _ 60-2.
Partnership Dissolved
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the partnership heretofore subsisting
between us, the undersigned, as Hard-
ware
ardware Merchants, 6n the Town 'of
Clinton, has this day been dissolved
bymutual a consent. cons n .
All debts aw-
ing to the said partnership are to Ire
pald to Hugh Miiter at Clinton afore-
said, and all claims against the said
partnership are .to' be presented to
the said Hugh Miller,by whom the
sante will be settled.
DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this
20th day Of 'June, A.)., 1924,
Witness,W.. Brydone •
Hugh Miller, W. T. Hawluns. 60-3
Unreserved Auction Sale
Of furniture and farm. implements.
The undersigned auctioneer has been
instrutced to sell by public auction at
Mr. James Johnson's, Bayfield, on
Saturday, July 5th, commencing at
1:30 o'clock sharp the following,
Sideboard; extension table; 2 fall -
leaf' tables; 6'wooden beds; 2,paring
tables, 2'slressers; 2 commodes; couch;
washstand; arm chair; half dozen kit-
chen chairs; 3 rocking chairs; dining -
room chairs; parlor chairs; 2 pair bed
springs; 2 stoves, Huron range, Ran-
cher -stove; dishes; lamp; lantern;
cloak; good writing desk with book
ease; black walnut bed with cover-
ings; metalbed; easy leather chair
patent springs 2 swivel chairs; easy
plush chair; 2 willow rockers; 2 fol.
ding tables; hanging hat rack; 2 pia
ture frames. with glass; oak . sf`and;
fur mat; dishes; 1 -horse cultivator;
cow 3 years old due October. ist;
spring wagon; set single harness; set
whiilitrecs; set double harness; Fleury
plow; root pulper; grindstone; mower
used. two years,'• and other articles.
Terms of sale: under- 510, cash,`above
this amount approved joint'notes•ac-
eepted, G. H. Elliott, Auctioneer.
• 60-1,
Auction Sale
An auction sale of household effects,
implements, etc,, will':be held on my
Premises, Bayfield, on Saturday, July
5th, at 1:30,•. Terms: Sunk of 810
and under, cash. Over, that amount
6 mouths credit given on approved
joint notes. James Johnston, ,pro-
prietor, G. H, .Elliott, auctioneer:'
59-3.
For Sale -
The" attractive and beautifully' :lo
sated property belonging. to C. D.-
.Bouck, situated en. High.' street Olin-
tdn, The house has a beautiful out-,
look, imposing in architectural ap-
pearance, walls 13, inch solid' brick,'
rooms large. Two manblefhre-places
in den and parlor, hot andcold 'Wa-
ter,
ter, cement soft=water cistern in eel -
lar, bathroom, electric lights, two ver_
and<
ahs and sun poich, two stairways,..
cellar under whole house, .cement floor
hot-air heating. . Lot '75 ft, frontage,
double depth facing on High street
and Townsend. " Fruit trees, garden
and small: fruits.
A bargain for quick' sale. : Write
C. D. Houck ‘48 Standish Ave , Tor
onto, Ont. 59-tf
Ilohise and Lot For Sale
Brick cottage, in good repair, cor
ner of Dunlop and Fulton streets.
10 rooms, good cellar, modern con-
veniences. . Conveniently.. situated.
WiII be sold reasonably. Apply.to
Miss E. McTavisli, Clinton. 58-tf.
]House For Sale
Comfortable frame house on North
street, half acro of ground. All
kind fruit
S of „Small stable, town`.
water in house. r Robert P. Fisher,
37-tf,
-For Sale
New Massey -Harris steel roller, 9
tu.; Massey -Harris' 11 -hoe fertilizer
drill,: nearly new. Apply'to A. Ro-
bertson) 'Varna. 51-tf••
Clothes Cleaned and 'Pressed
or Clothes cleaned pressed' and re.
' psrlred., Woolen goodsdry eaced.
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COAL
L
We have a supply of Furnace, Stove,
Nut and asoft.
Also s 0
meg o
oddrY
slabs. Leave orders at residence,
E. WARD
Phone 155. , Huron Street.
Agents Wanted
The: careful attention to our
customers' orders and the splen-
did stock supplied for years past
warrants us in having a repos-
sentative or two in this county.
Liberal Coniniissons, Free Out-
fit. 'Write at once for Exclusive
Territory.
THOS. W. BOWMAN & SON
COMPANY
RIDGEVILLE, ONT.
STAR NURSERIES. 00-13.
Rouse For Sale.,
Cottage on Huron street, roomy and.
111 good repair, 1/a acre' of garden.
Small barn on place, Possession at
once Also and cutting box,
Happy Thought range and a sliding
bed couch for sale, : Apply to Miss
B. Cantelon, Rattenbury street. 89-tf.
Singer Sewing Machines
Fatuity, EIectrie and D. R. Styles,
Also : some second-hand machines,
good as new. Old machines taken
s
a partptt3nnent. Easy terms.' It
will pay you to look these over before
buying elsewhere. 'Repairing and
parts for all makes, of machines..
Earl Steen, ' Jan. 1, 1024
AUCTIONEER
Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Na..
tional Sehoo& of Auctioneering,
cago, Special course taken in Pure
-Bred Live Stock, Real Estate, Mer-
chandise and Farm Sales. Rates in
keeping with prevailing market, Sat-
isfaction assured. Write or wire,
Oscar Xlopp, Zurich, Ont. Phone 18.
93. •88-11'-1925
COAL
NUT. STOVE & EGG
ALWAYS ON HAND
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ';
R. J. MILLER
Orders taken at residence. Phone 111
• SEED CORN .
Well germinated Seed Corn hard
to buy this year, look at grading on
bags before buying and buy nothing
but No. 1 Govt, Standard. • We have
a very complete stock and our price
is lowy for this year. •
SALT
Have 'just received a carload of
salt. Special 'prices on large 'quan-
tities. '
Roolpirtio
We 'carry a cohiiplete line. of Tor-'
onto Asphalt Roofing, before'Uuying'
,you will find it to your advantage 'to
see our lino" and compare It With
others. Remember there is as much
difference in roofing. es there' is in
cedar shingles.' We 'believed we have
the best and can prove it to you,'
'Timothy, 'Alfalfa, Red Clover,
Alsike, : Bine Grass, Orchard Grass,
and Sweet Clover always in stock.
Pratts and Blatebfords Buttermilk
Marsh; Royal Purple and 'Pioneer
Chick Foods. Garden Seeds in bulk,
Mangels• and Turnips. Our stock
is complete and twenty years expel-
ience always at your service.
J A. FORD & SOT
- Phone 123 .j
Flour and Feed Merchants and
Grain Buyers '
. CREAM WANTEUq
The demand :for our butter 11,1
is -
creating: .
To supply this demand w
PP 7 e r®gniavti'.
more cream.
We ship to you request q y tp as you ,
cream.,
We 'guarantee you Ale Highest.
Market Prices, accurate tests, and .•
prompt service..
Our firm is known to you and needt
no further recommend. ,
We pay all express .charges, turn.- •'
ish cream cane`and pay. ttviee escil'
month. Fs.
Write for bans, or tor info