HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1924-08-07, Page 5Baglield
Dr. 0,„ T. Gray of Walkerville, vis -
ted at the manse over the week -end.
Miss Myrtle Grainger of Toonto
vas home over the holiday.
ages, Helen Quinn entertained about
wenty-five girl 'faiends ,on. 'Friday
fternoon in the form of a shower for
Essi Anne Abery whete marriage
ekes places'this month,
1Vliss Mary Jamieson returned to
'oronto on Monday after a couple
1 weeks vacation.
Ur. D. Roberton and' bliss 13elle
,oberton spent Sunday with Mr. and
trs. 'rhos. Iflarks in Stratford,
blis's Marjorie Lyon and bliss
aura Garrett are -camping with the
. G.I. T . at Hayfield
Brucefleld.
Saturdey afternoon was A gala day
Braofleld, when a' number of
kilevican tourist motored through
om "The City of the Straits" to
in in the feetivities of the Huron
Boys in their home town, Swe-
at). They parked their cars here
d had lunch. The Detmit ICilt•ar
ind famished some fine stirring
etch music, Several fine selections
ire rendered by the Detroit old
.Ye When .the Aanerican eara lined
for a procession to Seaforth.
There was a slight jar in the pro -
:dings for a few minutes 'when two
:s collided at the enamel:. The oc-
tants of the American car were
ahtly shocked but no serious dam-
e was done. „
Vas. John Snyder of the village
not enjoying good_ health at pres-
.
,Ve are glad to mention at date of
iting that Dr. McIntosh has much
*treed since his recent illness.
tact. C. G. .Arniour andtMes. As-
h:: "sang that beautiful ihyano. en -
ed "Come tato Me," with much
reszion at the morning service on
tday. _
tr. Jack Hila and Mrs. Clark of
se.Jaw are visitors at the home
e. George Hill.
ea W. MeIntoah of •Pt. Loring
called home last week on ace
it of the serious illness of his fa-
.
r. Au.stin Wheeler was helne for
Week-encl. He visited hie par-
, Mr; and 1VIts. Thos. Wheeld
e dllage
r, C. H. Hain is spending his
tion ta the home of Mr. Janthe
e Swan of Hamilton was called
Thursday owing to the Moo
is father.
McMillan of Detroit mid IVIies
nee Beattie (if Seaforth called at
home of Mrs. W, Scoth Sating
SDAY,, A13GtJSI
tittata,
Of In erest to
and Me -
N o oration ,has eVQ1; g1:01A,11
•
ough and no labor organigaticn. has
ever becoine strong enough to succeed
'withent the, good --will of the people.
11
estaskiwin Times says: ,
" t's no trick to edit a newspaper in
small town. All a man. has to be
le to do iS to write -a poem,' dis-
use politicS, umpire a ball game, re-
port a wedding,' saw wood, be your
wn lawyer, describe a fire ,so that the
eaders will. she'd their wrans, make
A dollar do the work 'a f6n, 'address'
,a ladies society on church ,Prob-
:lents, tell ,the farmer.s how to 'farm,
understand •the mercantile. :business,
„subscribe to •charity, test' moonshine,
wear diamonds, sneer at snobbery, in -
rent advertisements, overlook scan-
ais, ,b'abies; brag . uP
„raisers, miniSter to the afflicted, heal
the disgruntled, fight to , a finish,'
'mould opinions; set type, sweep the
,office, speali.,at a prayer,rneeting, and
stand in With. 'everybody and'every.
thing. If you are able to do all
this you can figure that you, have
been out out' by fate for a newspaper
And then some people would riot
be satisfied:
Mr. and Mrs. }Tarry Todd and Mr.
nd ilVfrs, George, Needles of Detroit
re visiting with Tdr. . and Mrs. J.
eley Bayfield.
Londes13oro
Rev. W. R. 'Osborne left on Thurss
ay for a couple of week* holidays
Muskoka.
Mr. Jack Tasker of Blyth is in
harge of the C,N.R. etation as Mr,
eunis Roberten is- on holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gray of
amilton spent the week -end at the
otiose. '
Mrs. .anus Melville returoed
Toronto on Thursday after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Melville,
awl,. and Mrs, John Cartwright and
Kiss Lillian of Clinton spent Sun -
lay at the home of Mr. M. Holtz-
Constance
Tyull and childven of 'Wind -
visiting her aunt, reara. Addie
ugh. ,
. and MTS, James Snell of ,Glin.
id Miss Eva Stanley of Toronto
Thursday -as the guest ,a1 their
Mrs. Duncen 'Tudor.
. 'Herman, bliss Dulmage and
George Fax of Detroit spent
y with the former's• moi(her,
James Mann,
ancl Mrs. John McGregg.or of
ton are visiting with friends
ea few days.
W. Stanley, and Mrs. Damp -
Clinton, Mr. N. D. Stanley
s of Toronto were calling on.
d Mrs. D. Tudor on Sunday.
<John Dorrance of Hope, Noeth
is vieiting her 'brother Peter
and other relatives,
IVIcIntosh end son, Kenneth of
are visiting her another, Mrs.'
oh n Melville of ,Londesboro is
Ile tvoodwork f the schodl
irioltnesv Ile
Mr, Fred G. Davis motored from
Ohio, Thursday of last week. He
Was accompanied by his sister Mr,
E, .M, Durst of Royal Oak. Fred
,holds a good position as operator on
the Pennsylvania Railway. He was
recently promoted to the position of
first operator,
Coderich Tovirnshlp
Miss Norma Welsh o_O the Hayfield
line is visiting with her grandparents,
Mr, and Mrs. Alex, Welsh of Clin-
ton.
The Unity Club will meet at the
home of Mrs, Len Weir on Tuesday,
August 12th, All the members are
askek to eolith prepared to sew.
A very successful ggrden party was
held on the lawn of Mr. H. c, coo
on Augutt first. There was a good.
prcig•ram. The Hohnesville orches-
tra gave fiee selections. Mr. J.
_Doherty of Clinton accompanied by
MissWise was much appreciated. Mr.
Cutt gave several amusing read-
ings. Addresses were given by
Rev. Mr. 'Hiles of London, a forma
pastor of Hayfield clecuit and Mr.
Weldon of Ilolmesville. Rev, Mr,
Johnston -Acted as chairman.. 1VIruch
success wee 'added to the evening by
the splendid lighting by a plant sup-
plied by Suftei: and Perdue. Mr.
Fred Elliott moved a vote of thanks
te all taking peat. The proceeds
amounted to eighty dollar. Great
praise vaas given td the Bethel ladies.
by the -speakers for the splendid lunch:
iCouncil met in Holniesville on Mom.
day last. Capt. R. Sloan waited on
the cOuncia asking foe a grant to Hur-
on, County Fruit Show to be held in
Clinton on November 5. ;This -matter
was left over until the next meeting
.Bylaw No, 7 sEriking tax rate for
present year was passed. The rate
will be the 'same as last year viz; 6
mills for -county; 2 5-10 for township
school rates; 4 mills for general rate.
'The following accounts were ordeted
paidoTlios. McKenzie, lumber $21.10;
Harey Powell, posts $1.00; B.
posteta2.00; Pedlar People, cul-
vert, $34.00; J. E. Whitely, Provin-
cial Road reports $6.00; Sean Emmer-
son, -Supt.' salary a31.50; Sam Em-
mersOn, luniber and nails $4.50.
Council then -adjourned to meet first
Monday in September at 1;30 p. n.
Miss Alice Corey of London spent
the week -end at her home. -
` Mrs. Ben -Cole, her aistele Miss
bf Detroit, and .her niece,
Miss Howlett of Ipsylanti were the
'guests of Mrs. Robt, Pearson on
Moday,
Miss Howlett left for her home by
motor Tuesday molting,
•.
ICiprien
Rev, Mr. Pratt of Baden occupied
the pulpit of -the Presbyterian -chuech
on Sunday. a
The Misses Gardiner of Torontb
are visiting with their oughts the
Messre. John, William and Alb'Ort
:Alexander.
• Miss Grace*Cooper of London watt
recently in Xiamen calling on *lends.
• bliss 'Peat], Thompson daughter of
MT. Robert Thompson/London road
just south of the village happened
with an accident which might easily
have proved fatal. She was driving
house from the village, when a num-
ber of 'cattle lying on the road side
frightened her horse and threw het
out, rendering her unconscious. Mr.
John Workman eame along' at the
time and took her home. She did
not rec•oVer eonseiousness until the
evening of the following day. She
is oble to go about again,
Mrs. A. Meltenzie whoehas been
in Toronto for smite tittle rogived
home Saturday evening her daugh-
ter accompanied her. -
Seaforth has, 'attracted large num-
bers duriugs the past week, at their
Old Home Celebration.
. MT. Wm,' "Ding and son John ae-
rived from Port Huron Saturday ev-
ening. We understand Mr. Doge
has purchased a house in Port Huron
and Mrs. Doig and 'daughter intene
to go theme for the winterees
Wan. W. Cooper who moved
to London from hoe is back to the
old home for a visit,
The wheat about laere is cat': and it
has proved to the a bumper crop.
• .
J, C. Clausen of Detrbit who
is known to many about here visited
with his old ftiendo, Mr. .A. Molten-
zie Tuesday:
Mrs. W. Winder of Walkerville
who has. been wisiting her sister
Mrs. J. 'Worlonan has returned to
her home. • -
IV/vs. (Rev..) Richardson •Iif London
the guest of her brothers,,IVIessrs.
Andedw• and John Bell -and her sister,
Mrs. Wan. Sinclair.
Miss Carrie sang' a solo in chureh
on Sunday which was much enjoYect
by those present,
Mrs. ' S. Jackson or Toronto and,
laer grandson, 'Jackson MeCrostie are
.visitors at the •hone of Mr. a. B.
MeLean. '
O Mrs. Sohn Paterson and Mrs.
Sproat Paterson and children -who
;have been visiting witli their rola.
dyes On the tenth of Tucketsmith
and , Mi.. Rabt. Cooper's have re.
turned home to Toronto.
Mr. and IVIrs. James Bowery have
had a pleasant visit with friends in
Toronp Galt miff, ew ilainhimg and
report a very pleasant outing,
Mr. Edgar Butt has been giving
his friends 'outings to Seaforth his
motor track,
Mr. and Mrs. Einmer6olf,dnith
were in ,Seafozth Monday evening.
Tuckersmith Township
.111r, and Mrs. 'Vernon Terryberry
and family, Mrs. Ira Johns and Miss
Gladys °rich motored to, Lambeth
Saturday evening and spent -Sunday
With Mr. and Mrs. Jacolp. Terryberry,
Mr. Robson, a 'Tueltersmith Old
Boy, is calling .an friends, in the
neighborhood this week.
Quite a number are attending trie
Seaketh Old Boys' ReuniOn.
nag
KEELER---MORTIME11.— At Cred-
, iton, on July 23rd, by Rev. lAr
Drier, Dorothy Moiffireeteof I-Iamil
ton, to Mr. Franklin G. Keeler
.son of -Mr. and Mrs: R. J. Keeler
of Mitchell
Births
Dashwo,od. on julY27, to
Mr. and Mw Eorl Pais.er, a sen
Tuckersmith on July
Inth, ' to, My. airdMt.e. Robt. Mc-
Lean a son '.
COLE—At ,ChiSelhurst ,on july 27th,
,
to Mr'. and Mrs- Wm. Cole, a son
KENNEDY -In Goderieh; on JUly 25,,
to Mr, ona Mrs. ,Micheal Keunedy,,
;clabghter, , .
,Deaths
WELSH—In Seafortla on July 27,,
eatTatan S. Welsh agetit82-yearete.: A '
.PECKITT—an Tueltersmith, Aug. 3,
Fredericlt ' Peekitt aged 53 yrs,
BELL—In Godericht on Jtily 26th,
Emma McDougall, wile.1.*. George
Bell; in her 54 th year ; •
BLACK—Li Goderich, Ori .July 28th,
William Anthony Blacke•second son of
. ,
Mr. and Mrs. James Bleck in his 19th
year,
IN MEMORIAM '
GRAINGER—In loving memory of
John II, Grainger, who died August
4th, 1224. '
We vvatehed him suffer day by day;
It caused us bitter grief
To see him- s,lowly pine away
And could not give xelief.
His weary hours and days of pain,
Hi troubled nights ate past; •
And in .emegachiag hearts we know
He lids found sweet rest at last.
—Sadly missed by wife and daughtere
OF COURSE YOtT DON'T
"No one wants the old bar," says
an .Anti -0. T . A .
*Reader, What do you want?'
The•British Columbia experiment in
Government Control? . • •
In that PrOvince, according to the
Attorney General -and Olean:ass there
is an average expenditure for drink
of $40.00, for every man, wonlan and
child. And since tens ci1 thoueands
are teetotaller.% that moo that
other thousands are drinking enorm-
ously. And that means- drunkards
anfl drunkards' homes,
Or ..perhaps you prefer Quebec's
liquor -control, system, where the
IVIontreal Courts recorded, in two
years, the arrest of _ 2,000 people
"found lying. dead drunk in a public
place." Anybody whe could navigate,
even though it teek the Sidewalk
and part of theroad to accommodate
'HIM, was not interfered -with.'
• Drink makes drunkardS--no
mother who .segVes it, or 'whether it
is fermented ea diStillect. The voter
who endorses it, in any guise or under
any auspices, becomes a partner in
the business. We have each of us
enough ahortecomings of our own to
answer for, withotat assuraiog respon-
sibility for the cruel, indefensible
Wrongs inflicted by the Drink:Trade..
•
ARE WE DOWN -HEARTED?
NO 1 I --
Why .shouhl we be? The whole
civilized world is awakening to the
devastating. doings of the drink trale.
tau 100 years the Tetnperance
form has bad to crawl on its bands
and knees. Now (in the English
speaking countries -at least) it is run-
ning on its two feet—the votes of
Ute patriotic men and ,the home -lov-
ing women. And everywhere --on
the continent of Europe, South Afri-
ca, South Aeneric, India, China, Ja-
pan—statesmen and educators and
social *workers are weighing the pros
and eons -of the beyerage sale of al-
cohol.
Listen to these facts front Europe:
Little Lithuania
This entail republic, that. managed
to scrianble out. of the elntelaes of
Rutile when the war was on, has a
government so alive to the value of
Temperance propaganda, it donates
yeerly $10,000 tt: the Catholic Tem.
perance iSociety, to aid it in Sending
out kettarers ,and forming new
branches, oa which 28 were formed
last year, ' - '
Italy Alarmed .
A dispatch from Rome teeords:—
(a)—A large increase in the taxation
on the sate' of alcoholic liquors.'
(b) --Premier Mussolinie with the ap-
. nrovoi f the Iting, has issued
a deere hinating the drinking
,. places th 1 to 1000 of the popu-
lation—thereby cutting the total.
. number down by one half.
(c)—Sale iv to be restrkted to the
hoers between 10 a.m. and- 19
p.m, during the winter and 10
o.in. to 11 p.m. in the minter,
(d)—Licenses' are strictly _personal
and catinot be sold or transmit -
O ted to others,' without the per-
mission of the Licensing author -
O ities—a drastic, new step for
this country.
War -Broken Austria
Is looking about to eee how it can
conserve ^its depleted resources. One
,thief that was making off with the
'earning power aod morals 17.,S clear-
ly the Drink Trade, The public men
saw -they could not plump prohobi-
tion down ort a totally unpeepared
elector5te-1•but thee- could shove their
sympathy with it and lend aid th its
promoters. So the Ptesident of the
republic became Chairman of tho
"Aostrian National Prohibitien Com-
mittee;" and the government enacted
a law prohibiting the sale of intoxi-
cants to those under 18 years of' age.
Hurrah for poor old Anstrial.
The Germans May Win 'This Time
While distillers 'brewers and grog -
drinkers are making desperate efforts
to regain lost ground in Caneda,
countries across the-eeas are casting
-longing eyes at the greater freedom
of Canadians from liquor domine-
won , '
,
• The President of the Reichstag in
Berlin has received a petitioe bearing
460,000 names, praying for a Local
Option Law, that woeld enable th
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no matter what king aT 'a day it is you will always- find our lo-holle No.
111 awaiting your call. IVirs, Houaewife if- you order by phone or other-
wise make Our store YOI.IT store. olnminpt Service and Courtesy toall,
yoting or old:"
you noticed our Each Day SpecialsFsiday and Saturday this
week.
Soap, any brand, 3
See, fo. . .:.20cI2 paclaigees of Luxr ,
our lackboard window for other sneia35c Dacofl ls we off
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HIGHEST PRICES FOR IITJTTER OR EGGS
OUR STOREIS YOUR STORE
JOIINSCN 4Y4 CO'S OROCERY
Phone 111
Bread
rown s
takes
aliery
Buns
,IVIusic will he suppplied by Phelan's 0rhba o
O Saturday evening
GENUINE ENGLISH CONFECTIONERY
NEI,LSON'S CHOCOLATES
O Bulk, per lb. 50e. op
'Packages, , ........... . ,,, 35e. up
WoOdeeful 'Sundaes aod Sodas
made with Nilson' s Ice Cream
TRY OUR- MYSTERIOUS SUNDAE 20c.
Midget sPeiltlyTo'ili',c'grilll'e're Cream
A Real Treat
F. J. BROWN &C00
BAKER AND CONFECTIONER Phone 1
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Cit rpet and ug 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 . All work guaranteed and will
call for and deliver all rugs, etc. or may be left at residence,
Huron Street
VENNER, Clinton
Electrician •
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Our plant is now complete and we solicityour shipments of eggs
whether lame or small. Come and see them graded, .
PeULVRY
1 to aldesle'u4 k
Illvviel poultry tWelve months oi the year, it will pay 'yeti
It_Oto ; have to sell. At present, market old Hens,
old Roosters, late hatuched and spur Chrckens.
CONDITIONS
All our eggs are bought on Government grades and all poultry
according to size and quality. We are here to serve you,
Gunn, La glois & Co., Li ited
IIEAD OFFICE MONTREAL, QUEBEC
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Binder Twi
The seasons are swinging around and harvest time is just
around the coener. We have an excellent brand of twine this
season, manufactured by an all-Crtnadian firm in the new 8 -pound
ball and also in the regular sized 5 -pound ball.
Maple Leaf Flour
Formerly sold under the brand name Cream of the West. Every
bag is guaranteed. IVIonarch Pastry. flour is a- high grade Panay
Patent flour and our many 1.1SeTS cannot speak to highly of it. We
have the exclusive agency for these two brands of flour.
Purity, Five Roses, Five Jewel,' Jewel and Pie Crust always on
hand, •
Maple Leal Lard and Easiflrst,
W, JENKINS & SON'
Office Phone 199
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Night 141 and 129
CARD OF THANKS
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Garden Party and Concert
- 0 I The annual garden party and con -
Mrs . Ben Cole wishes to thank her cert under the auspices of St. John's
neighbors and friends arid the Orange church, Varna will be held on Dr. L.
Lodge for their sympaehy aod mans; C. Moffet's spacious lawn on the ev-
kindnesses duringthe illness of her, ening ea August 14th, 1924. An
late husband, excellent program has been arrangedb,
consisting' of duettes, quartettes and
solos by Seaforth Quartette, also solo
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Getman people to vote ott the sale
of intoxicants.
.At a Temperence Mass 1VIeeting,
O held at Heilbronn, the hall was pack.
ed by .2,540 people. An additional
1000 stood in the rain Outside the
building listening to another speaker
and two churelma were used for ever -
flow meetings.
Germany has a long way to go, yet,
before she routethe Beer Oligarehya
but her people have 000r beet wishes
for a shattering victory over all the
enemies. 0.e prohibition.
BULLET IN SHOULDER, II.ALTED
THE THIEF:. •„
• • .
Early Sunday 'mornin,gJeese God,
hill of Benmiller, who operates a
woollen mill, eurptised two men 'who
were trying to *teal goods with the
aid of a truck. When diseovetect Oleo
tried to escape, but one of them, Be -
vitt Teske, receiveda bullett in his
right shoulder. The other man got
away, but was apprehended in Mit-
chell &friday morning trent informa-
tion given by Liske. Liske was ta-
ken to jail where he received medical
attention. • Mr. Gedhill has been
miseth
ing material from e and
has been on the lookout for thieves,
o
We, W. R. Best, of Edgar, was
giving a drill in the meaning of words
and their.opposites. "Now, tell me,"
Ise began, ''what is the opposite of
misery?" "Happiness?" said the class
in unison, "And sadness?" he ask-
ed. "Gladness." "And the oppo-
site of woe?" "Girklapl" shouted
tintenthusiastic class
D
y , meat and PartY, .readings
by Miss Devlin.•of Lembo. •A good
orchestra. has. been engaged and will
sender choice selections. Tea, coffee
and lunch will ibe•-seeved at the booth,
AckinissiOn: Adult 25e. Children 1.5c.
Prank Weeks 'and Heihl, churchwar.
deo.
Boarders Wanted
Hoard, with or ' without moms,
Apply Mrs. 13. Sehoenhals, Huron
street, Oliziton. • 6541.
• Veterans Picnic .
As annotiecea in a previous issue
the Vetetans incnie at Hayfield,
Wednesday, August 18th, promises to
be a great success juking froth the
number of etamiriee from all parts of
the County. 'The ;Clinton Kiltie
Band will he in attendance and all the
sports and baseball Matches have
Obeen arranged for by the Sports Com-
mittee, The Secretary will he
pleased to hear from all intending to
come so that suitable arrangements
may be made for their canyenience
Each party will please register
on arrival at the' park. Don't for-
get the date, Wedneady, August 13th.
Maj'or H. H. Sloan, R. R. No. 2,
Bayfield, Chairman. Lt . -Col, , .
W. Sbaw, Clinton, Secretary.
• Fruit Farm For Sale
The Fruit Ittam known as the Iloare
property located one -hale mile from
Clinton and containing 1711; acres o1
land 7plented apples, peal's, plums,
cherries etc., with substantial real-
-donee and outbuildings is offered Sor
sale. -
Apply, W.BRYDONB, Clinten, Ont.
or HAYS & HAYS, Goderiela Ont.
60-3,
Special Sale of Oils (All Kinds)
For One Week °nig, Aug, 11th to 16th
Coal 011, Canadian 25c gal.
Coal011,hAemaebvrlocaen ha 4 gal. lots or over only 27c gal.
Motor Oil, Polarine Med. or Heavy 95c gal.
Motor Oil, Red Indian, light med. or heavy $1.20 gal.
Seperator Oil 90,c gal
Maclaine Oil 55c gal.
Floor Oil'
Linseed Oil, raw or boiled - $18.055c ggaat
The above in one gal. lots or over onlyse
Pure imported Castor Oil e.qt.
Pure Neats Foot Oil 60c qt.
farness Oil
35c qt.
The above prices are for Cash only 10 cents will be:added -
where delivery in Town is Required
Miller ilardtiare Co.
GENERAL 11,91IDWARE , PLUMBING AND HEATING
TELEPHONE 53 CHI-NAMEL STORE
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' Bayfiold Voters' List • •.
The Voters' List, 1924, for the Vil
lage oa Hayfield, County of Huron
Notice is hereby given that I hav
transmitted or delivered to the Per
sons mentioned in Section 9 of tit
Ontario Voters' List Act the eopie
of the list made pursuant to the said
'Act, of all persons appearing by the
last revised Assessment Roll of the
said Municipality to be entitled to
vote in the said Morithipality at eke -
tions for the Legislative Assembly
and at Municipal ,elections and the
said list was first posted up in my of-
fice at Hayfield on tbe 21st day of
July, 1924, and remains here foe in-
spection. I hereby call upon all
voters to examine the said list and if
any MOTS or omissions are found
therein to take immediate proceed-
ings to have shine corrected accord.
ing to law. Deted at Hayfield, this
22nd day of July, 1924. H. W. Er-
win, Municipal Clerk. 64-a
COAL
- We have a supply of 'Furnace, Stove,
Nut and Soft. Also some good dry
e slabs. Leave orders at residence.
e E.WARD
a Phone 155. Huron Street,
Farm For Sale <
The MeNaughton Farrin lot 22, B.
A.S. Con., Stanley, 100 acres more or
less, is offered for *ale.. The farm
is first lass and the location on the
Hayfield road near Varna is most de-
sirable. Buildings, sail, tineher, wa-,
ter -facilities and cultivation are all
geoid. Apply to,'IVIes. MobTaughton,
Executrix, on premises, or. W, Bay-
AOtle, Clinton, Out,
Unfnrnished Rooms Wanted
In Clinton, three or four unfurnish-
ed.roonis• Waite Box 266, Clinton.
64-2.
Stray Heifer
A. red heifer was -found on the 'pro-
perty of Mr. Nelson ,Rid of Varna.
Owner. may have same by paying ex-
penses and oiling at the 'undersigned.
Nelson Reid, Varna. 6441.
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Noxious Weeds
Property ONVIleTS are requested to
bave all weeds, particularly on vacant
lots, destroyed at ones.' -0.. G. Mid-
dleton, Chairman, Street -Committee.
64-2.
For Sale
The former Joyner property, Five -
roomed cottage with large sun -room.
Electric light and- town water in
house. 8 acres of good land and all
kinds of fruit`trees. Will be sold.
reasonably. Apply to Mrs, ItIcCal-
ham, Commereial Inn, Clinton. 63-tf.
House For $ak
7-r0omed frame house in good re-
pair, on the east side of Albert street,
Clinton. Sun room attached, good
stone cellar. town water. One guar -
ter acre lot with /slit trees. Apply
on premises to MTS. Long. 59-01,
House for Sale
Haigh house on Princess street,
7 rooms and summer kitchen town
water, 'also soft -water in kitchen, ce-
ment basement, furnace, electric light,
41 acre garden, with small fruits;
stable. Apply to Miss Mabel Rath -
well, Varna, Phone 33-606, Clinton
central. 62-11
'
Cottage For Sale
9 -room cottage in Spencer Street
in good repair, electdo light, town
water, telephone. al, acre of gar-
d-' with fruit trees. Apply on
pronates th Mrs-. l. MeIntyre. 02-4
.For Sale
The tttractive and beautifully lo-
cated property belonging to C. D.
Bolick, situated on High street Clin-
ton. The house has a beautiful out,
look, imposing in architectural ap-
pearance, walls 13 inch solid brick,
rooms large. Two marble fire -places
in den 'grid parlor, hot and cold. too-
ter, cement soft -water cistern in cel-
lar, bathroom, electric lights, two ver.
andahs and sun porcln two stairways,
cellar undea whole house, eement floor
hot-air heating. Lot 75 ft. frontage,
double depth facing on High street
and Townsend. Ilruittrees, garden
ansi sbmaia•glalinfrufiott7,quick sale. 'Writs
C. D. Houck 43 Standish Ave., Tor-
onto, Ont. 59-01.
House and Lot For Sale,
Brick cottage, in good repair, cor-
ner of Dunlop and Fulton streets.
10 rooms, good cellar, mOgern coo-
venienees. Conveniently situated.
Will be -sold reasonably., Apply. to
Miss E. McTavish, •Clinton. 58-01,
` House For Sale •
Comfortable frame house on North
street, half acre of ground. Alf
kiwis of fruit. Small gtable, town
water in house. Robert P. Fisher,
37-tf.
Clothes Maned, and Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed and re-
paired., Woolen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms over Heard'barber shop,
J, Jago, t--433-tf
Agents Wanted
The careful attention to our
customers' orders and the
did stock supplied for years past
warrants us in having a repre-
tentative or two in this county. t
Liberal Cornmissons, Free Out-
fit. Write at onee for Exclusive
Territory.
THOS. W. 130W2LAN & SON
COMPANY
RIDGEVILLE, ONT. '
STAR NURSERIES. 60-13
' House For Sale
Cottage on Huron street, roomy and
in good repair, al 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 Miss
B. Cantelon, Rattenbuty street. 39-01.
Singer Sewing Machines
Family, -Electric arid . §ta. be.
Al•So some sseondthand machines,
good as new. Old machines taken
as part payment. Easy terms. It
will pay you to look these over before
buying elsewhere. Repelling and
parts for all makes of machines.
Earl Steel% Jan, 1, 1924
AUCTIONEER
Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Na-
tional School of Auctioneering, Chi-
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 oe wire,
Oscar Klopp, Zurich, Ont, Phone 18-
93. ,-88-42-1923
' COAL
NUT, STOVE & EGG
ALWAYS ON HAND
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
R. J. MILLER
Orders taken at residence. Phone 112
Flour and Feed
Have quantity. of Bran, Shorts and
Screenings on hand and expect car.
load ist of August. Feeds are advanc-
ing daily, now is the lime to lay in
your requirements till new grain can
be threshed. Also Flour, have
agency for Snow Drift Flour, this
flour has been giving , exceptional
eatisfaction try it onoe if not satis-
factory after your Aret baking bring
bolt remainder and will give you any
other ,variety in its place.
TWINE
Have Gold Medal and Gilt „Edge
Twines in stock either in 5 lb. or 8
lb. balls.
ROOFING -
Caery a 'complete line of Toronto
Asphalt Roofing. The quality Roof-
ing with a guarantee against curling,
flapping or turning up. In over our
years agency for this roofing have
had no dissatisfied customers.
J A. FORD &_ SON
Phone 123
Flour and Feed Merchants and
Grain Buyers- `
CREAM WANTED!
The demand for our butter le 114.
creasing. •
, To supply this demand' we requill
more oream. •
We request you to [ship na VOX
cream.
We guarantee yori the Higtal
Market Prices, )accurate teats and
prompt service. „
• Our furm is known to you and neidil
no _Anther recommend.
We pay all express charges, furs- .
ish cream =DS and pay twice emelt
month. •
Write for estate AT farther inforintie
tion to the '
THE SPAPORTII CREAMERY ci
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