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ty, years ,go "- eivarks tin e;
`noboc1 eyes* :got' a wrong
e'r, nobody ever;ll;ot• art electric
ill, nobody ever had. a fat;,tire
cause.' static, nobody read ti -
in a t.rovie."
Man z '
n in B co,toi e
r, aged' 42 re
t t a on exelieuge, hasbeen refused
*tee to marry a newsboy 21 years
s r ii`' who is:blind, deaf, ,dumb and
�1pp1.e'd,"
Why doesn't" she adopt, the little
aver ? •
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In the old days of license," r e -
arks;' The :Pioneer, "there were
xthi`oughottt Ontario many•institutipns
:for thetleatnssnt of dipsomaniacs;,"the
Keeley Institute, the Neal Institute
and others. These have all gone out
o£ business. 'I£ there was' as much
liquer' being drank as ever, and. of a
poor, :kind, and if more drunkenness,
one would expe t these concerns to
be still flourishing.-
It sounds reasonablo,,tos, now, does -
ft it ?
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The: editor of the Oriilia Packet;,
writing of his experiences in Paris on'
the recent vitt of Canadian newspe-
lreriiien abroad, remarks upon the
..number and 'cheapness of taxicabs and
the niad rush "df traffic through the
streets_ of the French' 'capital. Ile'
says the cars ,wind in and out among
the street cars and other :;traffic ,'toot-
' lng
oot'Ong their horns frequently.bnt other-
wise paying no attention to foot-pas-
een ers, who he was told, had- no
rights and if one got' injured was
likely to get fined for getting in the.
way. " "If.there are any' traffic `cops'
in Paris, I did not see them," he,says
Paris is the glace for the speed fiend;
let's/ export him forthwith.
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Lord Nor+theftffe's private secreta
claims to have irate a message fr
him' from "over there" where he
• resides: He is: reported have'
that he is not floating around in
white robe,' at which: he 'expres
satisfaction, but is ,wearing .a;"gr
flannel suit with soft collar and a
skint." -men will be happy to. lea
`' that their, comfort' is thus studied
that he has "teeth, fingernails and.
erything:" They; gave ono money,
-appears, and we would 'suppose'th
•i Northcliffe might enise'that compo
'ty, but he doesn't seem, to mind
:Jack. of it, as he 'says . they. "wo
things out in kind." . He worked
iris -grey flannel suit: "He would
think .o f coming back.as.he is hap
'and busy. , He says he''has a """bed
•tiful eountry hone, with flowers a
bird's."
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This message�r has the sabre flay
as the many, others which we he.
from time to time. 'Those of us
$r'1nly:believe in a hereafter are for
ed to one of'itwo eonelusions by the
ane chartacter of these messages,, ei
. er the'niessages are a myth or forme
dy sensible people lose all their.wi
when they'cross the 'borderland
-' Most of us incline to the former co
elusion:
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ttn Thursday, October 23rd, the
people of Ontario will have an oppor-
tunity of expressing themselves on
the natter of the Ontario Temperance
Act and saying Whether. they would
:retain this act or have it discarded -
and go ovgr to ggover'nntont control.,
There will beb,bnt two questions`•
on the ballot, iz, follows:
(1) "Are you in r vor of the con-
tinuance of the Ontario Temper-
ance Act?”
(2) "Are•you'in favor of.sale ;as
a [leverage of ,beer and spirituous
liquor in seated, packages under
Govermm�ent'conrral?"
Every/voter is expected to place a
cross, and only one, on the ballot.
Either he will place his cross oppo
_wire thee., question ,regarding the 0.
.A'., in which ease that will Count
rzs n vote to retain the Act upon the
statute'. books, or he will place it'op-
posite the question regarding Govern-
ment. control, in which ease it will
count as a vote in :favor gif.abolishing
the O , T, A, and: introducing; some
.form c2 Govermnent control,
There is some difference of opinion
as to the need of bringing on a .'vote
lit present on this question, many hold-
ing: that 'the matter was settled„fos
;a long time when the Act was so over-
whelmingly sustained in 1919, but
LOW that the vote is to be taken it is
most satisfactory to know that it is a
clear`citt issue. The questions are
t,mtple, anyone can, understand them,
Wind the voters of Ontario should take
enough interest . in the Wel-
_fare of their country to conte out oin,
bletoher 23rd and give. an .expression
r,£ their will tor the guidance of "the
evernn-met,
As indicated, this is a plebiscite, en
expression of the' will of.'the .people,.
which the Government will consider
a In their. future course regarding the
mattermatterof temperance legislation. If
there is a majority for a retention of
the Act it will remain as ,it is, and,
according to Premier Ferguson,guson, will
the strengthened -and enforced.
ry.
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That there is .strong” and.;organise0
• opposition to the 'Act cannot• be de-
=niod. The liquorr, traffic, °tihat: is those.
who are making :money; out of ,the
manufacture add, sale. of intoxicating
liquors, is strongly.entrenched,' and
;`,4hey have as thein` allies'a Tot of.peo_
. ;plo who wish to'be- free to do as they
'please irrespective; of ,the;, good or
the many. It is the monied interests
eehind this traffic which temperance:
eople are fighting, however. They;.
re the o-rganizati'on and the back
bone, though they'•find it good i olicy
not to come out into the, open,
The Moderation League",and others
-eta arc opposed to the,Ontario Tem-
perance Aet quite often tame `high
ground,'They profess eo he shocked
I y the coronasption' of 'liquor, under
the present law and totbe.anxious for
its repeal so that less May -he can
"mimed, but Occasionally' we. get a roar
,peek behind the scenes, and when that,
'happens proof is not waisting, that ,rt`.
is the monied; interests of the liquor'
baffle which is fighting the '0:T
Hite recently a, report of the'"Freneh
tines Exportation Coe:Mission -wee
rue pkI'11,1F
lief things this tloluaklsolk p,
t its Gant' is 'to
r ? ra
flan pf actrUty ryhile a'��t�e`tsaY�to
'ding 111 that
inailcad personal epresen+;:
tett alk 'got' 4i0dlessly comps ?;S the
politit<al' or financial uppoxt,'wo :11£yvti
acquired, in the countries interested."
Then it goes on to say: "The year
19211 will be reckoned, in Canada as
one of the most striking in the his-
tory 02. Prohibition;'. the anti-•prohi. i--
tionist
Campaign, tn
advancing
lr,ar
ra
l
place top ac
e, dined over two pro-
vinces, Manitoba and Alberta, (this
.report was made, beforb the,vote in,
Saskatchewan),, two ;other provinces
will soon yield to this effort. The
vines F,xportation ,Commission..niay
lay claim to a preponderant share in
this success. ' . Our action as•
suined the most -diverse forms, ; draw-
ing up of tracts and'painphlets, edit-
ing, of the latter and their distribu-
tion throughout Canada; press publl-
cation and controterSics and furnish-
ing of funds at the right moment.
Quite recently we organized : a cam-
paign in British Columbia for the. a-
doption of certain measures favor-
able to thesale of our products.'
Many of our readers have had'cam-
pdign literature sent to their hones
setting forth.he virtues. of Govern-
ment control. It; would be interest-
-ing to know bow 'much of ,his was
supplied, by the Freii"ch Wines' Expor-
tation Comaniskian, or other manufac-
turers, of
nanufac_tureis,of wines or„liquors which can-
not ,be
an_not,be sold legally under the'O.T.A,
The people who want the Ontario
Terirperance Act repealed•end 'scenic -
thing else,- substituted do- not: wan,
less ligftor drunk they want .more
drunkand those who vote Government
control on October 23rd ,are ,vbting
to ;help the sale of the products of
the French wine manufacturers and
the Canadian •brewers,_and 'distillers:
The Government cannot control the
liquor traffic aslong as it is legalized,
It has been trying to do it in Outer -
io since 1857 and every, year while it
was Legalized it became more uncoil-
ttollable. Many measures were tried,
the license system, the Duncan Act,
Scott Act, etc., "the Ontario Temper-
ance Act is the last step and the
most successful so far. To threw
it aside and make legal the selling of
whiskey by the bottle .in every com-
munity, as would have to 'be done un-
der
nder such a system, would be a dis-
t sten backward. .
Those who. wish -the Aet retained
will' need to see that every available
vote is brought out on October 23rd.
Nothing will' count'but Motes when the
ballot .boxes are opened and the larger
the majority rolled np for the Act the
'stronger will be thethands of the 5 o-
ver°nment in enforcing the flaw.
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Londesboro
Mrs. Alex. 'Wells has returned
home after spending a month with
friends in Smith's Falls.
Ales. J. E. Manning, who has been
spending ;a couple ' of weeks with
friends in, St. Thomas has returned
home. ,
Mr. ,Bentley of Blenheim- is visit-
ingo his daughter, Mrs, W. It, •Os-
borne,,at the parsonage.' '
Miss Eleanor Mains, who has been
spending her holidays at het home,
has -returned to Chica'go.
The, monthly meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute Will ,be held in the
community hall„ Londesboro on Oct.
2nd, The topic, entitled, '.',Nariy
Tiistory', pf the Inse.itutei," will be
taken by Mrs. Wm. Lyon. ' Miss
Maud Shobbrook will sing a solo and
Miss Alberta Moon will give a'xead-
ing. Hostesses Mrs, "J. Radford,
Mrs. Ewan,Mrs Willis' Ibiountein,
Miss May ,Hamilton. •
Rev: W. , R. Osborne exchgnged
pulpits with the preacher of Elilnville
Methodist chdreh on Sunday.
Property is looking 3 ':this vicinity..
We had a oouple of Hien from Wr11r:-,
eter. and Wingbam around here the
other -day leolcing fpr, farms to put -
chase. No;.deals were made, ee far
as we can learn, but the would -be -put,
chasers agreed that thefarms about
here looked attractive!'.
Rev. James Abery went td,Toronto
on Saturday,to see his wife, who was
not able to ,accompany him home on
his return a couple . off weeks ago,
London Road
"The 'U,I':W,O. had a'weiner and
coin 'roast at the home of M}. and,
MXS.IIoward Snell on Tuesday even
ins. There were a large 'number
present and a very enjoyable time.
:was
spent, A program was put on :first,
one of the features of which was an
interesting.tallr on 'poultry by that
expert,, Mr. C. E. Holland. The
Tebbutt Orchestra playedseveralse
lections,• which • were also rniicll. en-
joyed.
We extend, hearty, congratulations
to Mr.,- Leslie Iilnley,, Toronto, son
of Reeve G. B. and Mrs,.I-Ianley of
Stanley„ on his :marriage on Tuesday
to MissViola Coolc of Clinton, Good
wishes follow the young couple to Tor
onto, where they will make their
home:
Miss Murray. 5f New 'York is visit-
ing her sister; Mrs T. J. Lindsay.
We are pleased to .know that, Mr •
J. .A:ikenhoad, 'wh'o was, ticked 'by a
horse the other day, isnot so serious:
ly injured as was at fist -feared;, He
is now improving, we, are glad to re
Mr. and, Mrs. Fred. Pepper' 'rind
Mr, G. W Layton, aecompzmed''hy
orae Clinton' friends pent Sunday
with Parkhill friends,,-, .
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Hallett Toli n$1iip
Miss Flos•
sie Gibbings returns toddy
to Toronto after•having spent. a' fort-
night's vacation at the' home' of her
.parents, .Mr. and Mrs, •J. G. Gib'
Patricle J';, Reynolds of the 4th con-
cession died on Tuesday morning af-
ter an illness of some duration..-l41r.
Reynoldswas seventy years of age
and is survived by his wife; He was
a native', or this townShip -and spent
"his youth here bat had jived in'Cleva0
land, Ohio for' a -tune in his younger
manhood, ' 'IIe returned to Hullett,
however, and had been farming on
the fourth for some years: 'The.fu-
es placo';.thuy n ornmg 'Isom_
obeph s church, Clircton,,_ie, the
eenctce.y iii Tlullett,.
CONNELT —1bi LL--AAt Knox church,
manse; Goderich, on Sept. 24th, by
the Rev C. R; A1cDermed Estella
May, daughl cr of :Nit:. and Mrs, Ro_
belt, Bell, ` Goderich, to Clarence
DaleConnell, of .Clinton, only son
of Air ad Mrs, °
W. D. Connell of
Baseline.
tare
R.ICHARDS FAIRFTIDL' At the
Baptist church, Walkerton, on Sept.
17th, by the T. K. Fairful'l,
only daughter. of the Rev. J. K.
and.: Mrs. Fairfull, Walkerton, to
Dr. A. R. Richards, son of Mr.'
and Mrs, II, Richards, Hyndford.,
'.HANLEY=COOK—At the home . of
the bride's parents, Clinton, on Sep-
tember 23rd, by ;the Rev. A, A.
Holmes, Rosetta Viola, younger
daughter. of IVir•, and 'Mrs., T. H.
Cook, to Harold - Leslie Hanley, of
Toronto, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. B.
Manley- of Stanley township,
• Ddat s
COWAN: In Clinton, on Sept, 21st,
Minnie Roberton, wife of Me, Wm..
H. Cowan, aged 55 Years..
SHANAHAN--In Clinton, on Sept.
20th, Ellen,Shana'l1an, aged 6S�years:
REYNOLDS—In Hallett township, on
September' 23rd, -Patrick... J. Rey-
*, nolds,aged_70 years.
M -C411. In Clinton Hospital, on
Sept. 20th,. •Walter Muir MeBeath,
youngest son of ' Mr, and• Mrs.
Alex.' McBeatl>, of Stanley township
aged 27 years.
DbHIERTY—Suddenly, at Edmonton,,
Alta.,•on Sept. 21st, Garnet L. Do-
herty, (Gard) son of the late Wil-
liam Doherty
il-liam;Doherty .of,, Clinton;
IN MEMORIAM
J,OHNSTON—In fond and 'loving me-
mory of Louis Johnston, who. died
.Sept. 291h, 1921.
In his grave he is calmly sleeping,,
His spirit shines above,
Safe 'within the Saviour's keeping,
Waiting for those he loved
—His Mother.
w r biildn e fer, yne trade, arlc If : ybri iv t
of Bust Quality. at Lowes., Price,'we hive than -
Store."
Brooms, 4 string , ..
8 Cakes of Castile Soap
10 Bar.; of Laundry Soap
5.lbs. of Pepe, Lard. ` ,.
1 lib. Bre ddast Bacon Cir p
3 rtlegs. Jelly Powder
JOHNCN cent
.lean,,:fre h G,r_isp
"Make Our Sto w
..50c 14 'niece Toilet, Set ,
.. , , .25c c/ dozen: Cups only
'dozen Cups _and. Saucers:
X1,7.0 03, doyen 'pd,'ates.':
ie ie) 32c 1 Dor. Clavei leaf Cup,S iu erg. 2.6'J 4 � $ r
....25c a I uDo
Jar . 25c
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Th Washer The $�l ,.1 that turns the clothes' over end over with tIa a,
powerful: Vacumn Plunger ' which forces Tooth Air and, Water
through and through the, clothes, Which is the enod,ern,aaethod
of washing, for Sale by
Ce 19b VENN .!, Cll`9?titon
SjlJ4oiaI"
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Oits
®a all kinds, for Lighting, Lubricating, Painting, • etc.
Musical Festival
In the Salvation Army Hall, Clin-
ton, on Sept.' 29th, at 8 o'clock,
Program
Chairman, Rev. A. A. Holaneel
Opening, Song 300.. Prayer.
Introduction of Chairman 'by Capt.
Clarke. Chairman's remarks.
Organ March: "Goderich", by Lieut.
Kingdom. "'
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Vocal Quartette: "West Indian Mel-
ody," by Capt.ltowland, Lieut.. Ne-
'vi11e, Lieut. 'Kingdom, Lieut, Bradley.
Mouth Organ Solo: by Lieut. Tev-
lin .
Billie Reading: Lieut. Bunton,
Selection:
Band.
Vocal Duet: "Since My Life," Lieist.
Kingdom, Lieut. Neville.
' Instrumental Quartette:
Vocal Duet: Capt. and Mrs. Bow-
land,
Instrumental Duet: (Banjo -Mouth
Organ), Lieut, Kingdom.
Vocal Quartette;
Organ March: Lieut. Kingdom.
Address by Lieut. • Neville of Wing -
ham. Program arranged by Lieut.
Bradley. All welcome, silver -col
lection.
'Chopping eit
The Varna null will euii Tuesdays
and Thursdays after October lst, E.
I' Epps '& Son, Proprietors, ;73-2
Steve Welted
Good second-hand heating stove,
Apply A. McKinnon, Care of Domin-
ion Store, Clinton. 73-1
Notice to Creditors
IN TIM ESTATE OF Thomas Cher
chill, deceased,
NOTICE is hereby given that all
Persons having claims against the
estate of Thomas Churchill, late of
the township of Goderich in"Eheeounty
of Huron, .yeoman, deceased„who died
'en or about the 8th day of May'1924,•
are required to deliver to Benjamin
,Wellington 'Churchill and William
•Brydone the executors of the said es-
tate or their 'solicitor on , ore before
,the 15th' day of October 1924 a full
statement of their claims together
with pertinulave thereof, and thee:
tune of the securities, if. any, held liy
`them all duly verified by affidavit.
AND TAKE NOTICE that after
the said. last mentioned date the said,
executors, will proceedto distribute
the estate of the said deceased a-'
niengst the -persons entitled .thereto
having regard only to such claims as
'they ,shall ; have received due notice
and in accordance. therewith.
DATED at Clinton,„ this 19th day
of September A.D. 1924.
W, BRYDONE, Clinton, Ontorice
Solicitor for the said executors, 73-3
Notice to Debtors
All persons indebted to the late,
Arthur Cook are requested to pay the
amount 'of their indebtedness to. the'
undersigned; who is..au horized to re
ceive tha•saine.
Notice to Creditors
IN 1IE ESTATE OF Arthur Gook,
deceased,,
NOTICE is' hereby given that' all
persons having; claims against the es
irate' of Arthur Cook late of the town'
of Clinton in: the county of Huron, de-
ceased, .whir; died on or about the 26th
day of'June 1924, are, required to de-
liver to 'the undersigned on or before
the 111,11 day:' of October '1924, a full
statement of ,their] claims together
with particulars thereof, .and the •na-
ttire> of thce `securities, if; any, held by
them all 'duly :verified by affidavit,
AND TAKE NOTICE that after
the ,said lastenentione[l'date the said.
undersigned will 'pro'c5ed 50 ,distribute
the .estate ofHt;11e taid,'deceased a-'
mongsee the persOes';entitled ;thereto
having regard ,chic o such' claims as1
1?e; shall havbreeceived- due notice ,and,
M accordance., therewith, r
DATED at Clinton, this IStlil day of
September A.D. 1924.
W. BRYDON'E, Clinton, Out. 73-3'
EledIpieian
Also on Elephant White Lead, and Pains
Come in andet• our prices g t 1Ces ifis on
Y wish to Saye money
Q s' come in foryour
Y Bicycle lie airs. '
P �e carryall ar
• parts and
make all repays to all wheels
Our Work Guaranteed
We are headquarters for Plow Points and. Soles, all kinds''
Special prices on two and three Burner Oil Stoves
Bird and Sons Pariod'Roofing and Shingles at prices lower
than for years past
Phone 151.w
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Tar's What -- town's Bread Is
Made with the finest ingredients, properly
P peri,
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blended, assures you of getting a won-.
• derfulloaf. TRY IT --Your Grocer has
it, or we will •deliver it to your door
fresh 'daily.
F. J. BROWN
BAKEWN & CO.
R AND CONFECTIONER Phone 1
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We Bug and Pa! Cash- .
EGGS
All eggs purchased are paid for according to 'Government grades.
Conte and see yours classified,. ,
' Wemake a special arrangement with a'1rfarniers who desire to Op.
operate '
r 'rfmarketing, and will supply, individuate cases,. ' n d
POULTRY '
• All ougpoultry is bought.alive on a graded weight .and duality
basis If you wait to
make your pdultry plant pay as it
should, cozi5ult us about the b>:eeds that are most profitable. We
are here to: serve you:
MARKETINCi
One of the biggest drawbacks to the poultry industry lies with the
producer. Let us explain our new effort to overcome this,
CUNN LANGLOIS & CO. LIMITED, MONTREAL, QUEBEC.
Write, phone• or call at our Clinton office.
Nr W. Traewar'tha, Manager Clinton Branch
Day Phone 190 Night Phone 214 W
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We are again buyifig grain for shipping
Will be loading cars of wheat Friday and Saturday of this
, week and also next week
A car of feed Barley will be loaded next week. Get our
prices before selling.
JENkINS 8! SON
Office PhOne 199
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Night 141 and 129
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Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, irons, Faits and other
Wiring and Repairs. Phone Y,5Iut
” We have a complete tractor outfit and are prepared
your silo or d�, your fall plowing.
Tenns Reasonable and Satisfaction Guaranteed
Commercial Garage; Clinton
:Phone 156
. Orange Banquet
A banquet will be /tendered officers
of Imperial Lodge, TOronto by local
Friday evening, Sept, 26th, Tickets,
$1.00 each, may he procured from
the banquet " committee of MurphY
Homemade taking, Sale
The Ladies' Aid Of Hohnesville Me-
thodist church will hold a eel° of
homdmade be,lcing,, buttermilk, etc.,
in -114e, W. Aiken's store, Albert
eereetaClinton on Saturday afternoon,
"'September 27th. , Sale at 3 o'clock.
Pullets' and Peaes For Sale
80 Bai..red Rock. Piilleth froth Guild's
best laying strain, also a quantity ef
good preserving palee-,' Mrs., Ill; emi
STRAYED
,ptrayed from lot 21, con 5, StanleY,
about the 1st of August, a roan de-
hoened -steer. Fielder please, notify
Beattie Eros a Verna. 72-2
House For Sale ,
Residence, of -the late, Arthur 'Cook,
ton.' Key at Walt,er King's.
• Ranee For Sale
shelf and copper reservoir. Call af-
tenons on, ales. C. E. Jetvis, Heron
street, eeetf
e," For Sale
.leaby's baggy and awing, ,also high
chair and coneade • chair Apply to
'Mrs. T• Masom Summerhill.
Cash Specials,
Clinton Flour Mills
North atar (Pure Manitoba) ..$4. Op
Maple Leaf (Blend) $3.90
Flannelette Blenkets, large snow eloko (pastry)
54 inch Flannels, good eolors$1 it
per yard
Scotch Fingering Yarn.
per lb.
'Wheeling Yarn
per lb.
Men's Work Boots
Metes All Wool Sweatei $2 50
Coats, each
Men's Overalls
McASH & SON
VARNA
Cattle For Sale
The undersigned has for sale a
splendid bunch of 21 2 -year-old steers
5„ Polled Angus, 5 lieeefords Med the
balance Ihmhams. Lot 39, comes-
sion 6, Goderich. township. Percy
Weston, Bayfield. 72-52
The ndersltinC9edF-i's1!io1Pinegii for 'ehgage.
111011th at silo filling. Gasoline out -
Clinton. Phone 15 on 607, '72-4-p
For Sale ,
The Holmesville Cheese Factory.
Good brick building. Apply to Zits.
Connolly, Gaderich. , 71-4-p.
Rouse For Sale
Frame house on Joseph street, in
good repair. 6 roofs, good cellar,
verandah, town water in house. 31
acre of garden with -fruit trees and
small fruits. Apply on premises to
Mrs. B. Cole, oil'eto W. Bryclone,
For Sale ,
The administrators of the estate of
-William Doherty, deceased,. offer for
sale his late rysidenee and .the ad-
joining lands, (25' acres inore or less),
on which are erected substantial and
well-equipped buildings. .Apply to
J. E. Doherty on the premises, or to
W. Brydone, solicitor, for the estate.
For Sale
The former Joyner praperty. Five -
roomed cottage with large sun -room.
Electric light and town water in
house. 3 acres of geoid land all
kinds of „fruit trees. Will be sold
reasonably. Apply to IVIcCal-
lam, Commercial Inn, Clinton. 63-tf.
Heise for Sale ,
Bricic house on Princess street,
7 rooms and summer kitchen, Uwe
water also soft Water in kitchen:' cee
'Ai 'acre garden, with small fimitsf
stable, Apply to Miss Mabel Rath;
well,, Varna . Phone 83-606,'Clinton
For Sale '
The attractive and ,beautifully
cated property belonging to C, D.
Bolick, situated on 1-ligh street Clin-
ton. The house has a beautiful out-
look, imposing' in architectueal ap-
pearance, walls 13 inch solid brick
rooms large, Two manb.16 fire -places
in den and parlor, hot and cold wa-
ter, cement soft -water cistern in cel-
lar, bithroorn, electric lights, two vele
andahs one sun porchetwo stairways,
cellar under whole house, cenient floor
hot-air heating. Lot '75 It. frontage,
doable depth facing on High street
and Townsend. 'Fruit trees, garden
and small fruits.
A bargain for quick sale. Write
0, D. Bouck 43 Standish Ave. Tor -
House For Sale
Comfortable frame house on North
street, half acre of ground. AB
kiwis of fruit -Small Stable, town
water in house, Robert P. Fisher.
House Fer Salo
Cottage on Huron street, roolny,and'
in 'geed repair, '14 acre 'of garden,
Small barn on place. , Pessession
.ence. Also a buggy and cutting boX,
Happy Thonght range and a Sliding
bat couch for sale. Apply to Miss
We hay; quantity -Of our own
Ineke cd Bran end Shorts.
Bran, Per mt.
Shorts, per cwt. $1.50
We pay the highest prices for
wheat. Get our prices before selling.
72-1.
COAL
We have a supply of Furnace, Stove,
Nut and Soft. Also some good dry
slabs. Leave orders at residenee,
E. WARD
Phone 155. Huron Street.
Clothes Cleaned and pressed
Clothes cleaned preseed and re.
paired. Woolen goods dry cleaned,
ROOMS over Heard's barber gimp.
3V1, xago, "43 -tit
•
Singer Sewing Machines '
Family, Electric and D. R. Styles.
4lso some second-hand machines,
good as new, Old machines taken
as Part naYment. Easy terms. It
will pay you to look these over befofe-
buying elsewhere. Repairing and
parts for all makes of machines.
akr) Steele. ee Jan. 1, 1924
ATICIIONEER
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. .liatea, in
keeping with prevailing market. Sat-
isfaction assured. Write or wire,
'Oscar Hlopp, Zurich, Ont. Phone 18-
93. —88-52-1923
COAL
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Orders taken at resklence, Phone 119
„Flour and Feed
Have quantity of Bran,Hhorts and
Screenings on hand and expeet ear -
load ist of August. Feeds are advanc-
ing daily, now, is the time to lay in
your requirements till new grain can
be threshed. Also Flour, have
agency for Snow Drift Flour, this
ficur has been giving exeeptional
satisfactiOn try it once if nos satis:G:
ftictory,after your first baking bring --
back remainder and will give you any
other variety in its place.
TWINE
Have Gold 1VIedal and Gilt Edge
Twines in stock either in 5 lb, or 8
lb. balls.
noorgstia
Carr'y a complete line of Toronto
Asphalt Roofing. The quality Rdof-
ing, 'with a guarantee against curling,
flapping.or turning up. In over four
years agency fOr this roofing have
had no dissatisfied customers.
Phone 123
Flour and Feed Merchants and
Grain Buyers
CREAM WANTED!
The demand for bur buttes is in -
To supply this demand we requhd
more cream. '
We request you to oship nuf yowl
4 We guarantee you the Highest
prompt service. -
Our firm Is known to you and needs
no further recommend. -
- Wo, pay all express charges, furs.
ish cream cans and pay twice eed
Write for eaufe or further infornin.
tion to the