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:Haying is a bit laid in Alberta this
zeal- but now that the Prince of Wales
has arrived to take a hand the crop
nICiooi-be garnered.
The most ardent prohibitionist
Wouldn't object so much to the sale of
uor in sealed packages if there was
any guarantee that, the packages
yould remain sealed,
-The Clinton postoffice TIONY refuses
'American money. Isn't that a zkange
since a few short years ago when they
paid us a preinium of as much as
23% on it ? "De world do mover and
.gratifying to realise that Can-
ada is not in the rear.
s.
Ilan, E. C. Drury addresses a
meeting in Stratford this, (Tliurstigy)
evening, in the interests of the On-
tario Temperance Act. It is a good
deal inose sensible for friends 'of the
'Act to get to work and see that it is
sustained than tostand oil' and find
fault with Premier Ferguson Tor al-
lowing a vote, as Hon. Mr. Raney.
seems ieciined teak,. •
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The publishers of Huron, Pereh,
Norfolla ICent, lemehton, lVfiddlesex,
Oxford and Eeses: will meet in Lon-
don on October 17th, -when matters
in the interests- of the craft will, be
cliseuseed. ja'A. IVIcLaren,
ebairmart of the Ontario section of
the'C.w.N.A., will preside and Mn.
Lorne Eedy of the Walkerton Teles-
cope, president of the Assbeiation, will
be present and give an address, '
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"As long as we have hacl a:govern-
ment in this province," says the Mail
• and Empire, "it has been in the 11-
uos' busies" Test so, And it -
has never been able -to "contra" the
business yet. Dotting the country
over with liquor stores will not make
• it any easier, it will make it hardex
'to eotrol. Let us keep the law
-we've got. To scrap it end intro-
duce liquor stores all over the pro-,
vince would he going beck at least
twenty years.
October 5th tto llth has been pro-
- claimed as "Fire' Prevention Week.
It is hoped that instruction will be
• given in the Public schools and in
many places public meetings will be
held and the best Ways of preventing
Axes will be discussed. It is time
Canada awoke to ;the tire menace.
Peeventable ftres, rind few are not
• preventable, have become a seritip
drain upon our resources. A wer
-well/for everyone, businesemanfar
neer, heusekeeper, to see that 'ther
ate no fire hazards about his preen
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Bt the way, speaking of the little
• ways of postollices, if yon have an old-
fashioned penny, there are not many
ol them, of course, but if you should
happen to have one don't take it to
the postoffiee if you would realize full
- value for it. They only count ie
a cent. Those olcl penny pieces
served their time, no doubt: Abeut
the only real use they were was as
gifts from grandfathere to grand-
children, and their Usefulness in that
line is long since past. What sell.
respeeting grandchild would thank
you for a penny nowadays?
bo
A- number of people have been
astiug this season about having
eapullets which have begun to lay when
-Arson
hOW Along, comes a Net Hope chick-
en farmer who gays he has a young
cockewel which began to ern, when
onlY twerity-two days old. Every-
one who has had anything to do with
chickens, knows that the cock-
erels always begin to crow long
before the. pellets in :the same flock
begin to lay so, eonsidaring the speed
the pullets are putting. on, this young
0110010 00 doubt felt he had* to get a
move on, or be left one of_these beight
autumn inornings.
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Barn fires have baen-veey prevalent
Ibis Tall, as is usual at this Season of
- the -year, and many farmers in Hur-
connty and elsewhere have been
• sadlsr crippled by the 10ir
/45 of thef
'barns, crops, and in some cases, live -
137 three or fOin. months. old and
day next, Rev. I. W; Hedley pf
Goclericif will preach at 1030 a.m.,
and Rev. C., J. :Moorhens() of Clinton.
-will ho -rresent in the evening at 7:10.
A special thaulgoffering.is" being ask-
ed for. '
The Ladies' Aid of Ebenezer met
at the parsonage ThursclaV afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid. of I-Iohmesville met
at Mrs. B,. Malath's on Wednesday
afternoon. This' Society is ,eoMpos-
ed of a yery energetic, resodrcefuP
hunch of Meinbers. A couple et
weeks ago the trustees of the Pub-
lic school adverlised for a, eazetaker
anci the 'Ladies! Aid tee undertaken
to act in that capacity, making on
tires each morning, sweeping, dusting,
etc. whatever the caretaker is. sup-
posed to. do. ` They will take turns
at the work and the money earned
will go into the treasury of the So-
cioty. Nobody can iay that the we: -
men aren't sincere in their wish to
The Ladies' Ale held a 4ery sue-
cepsfulbaking sp.le in •Clinton•onSat
arday afteeneor. Everything they
offered was cleaned up in an hom. or
so. • They realized about, $22.00.
Stale g Towns,hip
Miss • Mary Hugill of Irvington,
Cal., is spending a Sew days at the
home of Mr. John Peaeson.
Mieses• 1Varey and Betty Stewart of
Stretford, were week -end visitors at
their homes here.
We have this week to •xecord the
death of aaother of Stanley's Meet
respected citizens, in the person of
Miss Margaret Galbraith, who pass.
ed away , on Saturday, Sept. 27th.
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Mies. Galbraith had been ill for the
pat tivo years although able to go
aboat the house at time, and at other
times would he confined to bed for
weeks. 'Beath was not unexpeeted
and came quietly. elle' peaeefully to
the patient sufferer She leaves
to mourn their loss fi.ve sisters and
two brothers, Misses Mary and Grace
Mrs. John Geminhardt, Mrs.- Chas.
Marks, Stanley, and Miss Ada, Bay-
field; Donald of Goderith township
and Archibald of the front road. The
funeral took place from the home of
her brother, 'Archibald ort 11/fonday,
Sept. 29th, to Bayfield:thmtery.
_Mr. Milton Pollock was the guest
of friends at Seaforth one day last
'week. s•
Mr and Mrs Harvey Greer of
near Buffalo have beep the guests of
his brother'Mr. 'Robert Greer of the
Front road.
• Mr. Fred Scetehmer of Kitchener,
was the guest, of his brother, Mr,
John ScoMlamer ,one flay last week.
Miss Isabel Manson, whetspent the
past year in Detroit, has returned
home.
Mr. loon Steckle motored to Sere
nia last Sunday,
Robt. Scotehmer motovelff to
Kitchener on Saturday last.
Mr. and Mrs. John Watson are
visiting friends in l'ffieltigim.
• Miss Vera Pepper left this week to
take charge of school up at Hurst.
• ullett Township
The funeral oi the late P. J. Rey-
nolds, whose death was noted laet
week as taking place at his late home
on the 41h coecession on TeeSdAY) was
held on Thursday forenoon froin St -
Joseph's ehruch, Clinton, when solemn
High Mass fox the dead was celebrat-
ed by the Rev. Father Gaffney. Due.
ing the service Mrs. J. '3. Reynolds
of Goderieh tang a solo. From the
church the cortege proceeded to the
Roman Catholic cemetery it Iltillett,
where the remains were laid in the
family plot, The pallbearers were
Six cousins of the cleceated: Owen and,
P. 0. Reynolds of this township,
Frank Reytiolds of Chicago, Martin
01 Stratford and Dominick and Tames
oa Seaforth. The friends fronl
distence who were here for the fu-
neral Were: Mr, E. T. Byrne .and
Mr. and 1VIrs. 3. Murphy of Cleve -
and; IVIr, D. Reynolds, New laskeata
Mr.' T. O'Conner; Kitchener; Mrs.
and 'Miss Bell, Blyth; Mr. Leo. Rey -
molds and Mrs. Bernard, Detroit, Me.
and Mrs. 3. B. Reynolds, Goalie/4
and Mr, Edgar Reyaolds, Stratford.
Mrs, Reynolds Wishes to thank her
riends for the kinclnees shown her
husbana and herself during his alle
ess and for the &mai and spiritual
stock. The regular recurrence of a
fferings sett,
'been fires every year shortly after
the storing of the grain leads one to -
the conclusion that thee must be a
equse. We believe that in the ma-
jority of cases this cause is spontan-
teous eamlaistion, the result of heat-
ing of inmeefectly cured hay on straw,
-or dust 01 imperfectly ventilated
buildinge, The Fire Marshall might
be well advised to look into tome of
these flres, learn tbei cause and sug-
gest a preventive. Stich losses are
aegreat deain upon our agricultural
prospeeity and if they can be preyent- R.
cd they, should be, =
M arriag es •
RADFORD---' ASHTON — At Porrie,
on Sept, 22nd, by the "Rev. Ernest
Jacques of Millbank, the bid's
uncle,' assisted by the Rev. W. A.
Lena, eldest daughter of
Ms. and •IVIrs. la. A.- Ashton,. of
Gorrie, to Ernest Radfoi.d a Wal-
ton.
EID—HOWLETT--In Toronto, on
Sept. 24th, by the Rev, A. J,
Paul, Edythe May, only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. 3. Howlett of
Toronto, to Dr, Harvey W. Reid,
also of Toronto, son of Mr. and
1VIrs. 3. W. Reid, Varna.
OWE.DALTON—In 'SeafOrth, b
_
Rev. R. Fulton Irvvin, on Sept.
19th, Harry V, Howe, of tho Bank
of Commerce, Seaaorth, to Gladys
Maud Dalton,' also of Seafoetla .
ATSON—BOLGER—In St. John's
church, Brussels, by Bev • F• L•
Lewin, on September 2411, EarI
Watson to Mary Esther, daughter
of Mr. and. 1VIrs. T. Bolger; of
Walton. •
Auburn '
The Auburn Methodis,t eluirch‘ an-
Mversaey is to be held Olt October 11.
12th. Reaa J. E. Holmes, chairman
•ea Goderich District, is ..to preach,
The Knox church anniveesaey is to
be lield on 'October 1915, when Rev.
,J. D. :McDonald of Egmondville is W
to be the speaker, both mornieg and
•evening.
Mr. Cloakey of California is vis-
iting his niece, ales. A. J. Ferguson.
Miss.Edna kaithby left on Tuesday
to keep house for her brother, who is
een instepetoe at the 0,A.C., Guelph,
The Sunday school rally in the Me-
thodist chureh on Senday was well
tUnde(1. Mr. Courtice, 31a. N. W.
leewartlia, former superintendents,
and Reg. A. V. Walden, pastor, gave
short addreesee, and a number of the
gehildren took part in the service.
lVfies Emma Courtme is at present
her eister, Mrs. Elford of
Ottawa.
- The Mission Circle hefd their- roge
tiler meeting at the home of Mrs,
Eldrid 'Teo, on Tuesday afternoon.
lac rnembere ,are planning for an o
1e:eh Social to be Oeld in the near y
- titeme., SII
The amilvereary servieos will be b
'held in the Methodiet church 'on Sun.
Birt
Londesboro, on Sept.
27th, to le, and Mrs. T. Miller,
a daughter.—IVIargaret Ileen.
CURTIS—At the Victoria IVIcinorial
Hospital, Toronto, on Sept. 26th,
to Me. and Mrs. George Terry
Curtis, formerly Miss Mabel Do-
herty, a daughter.
Deaths
TYNER—In Mellott township, on
Sept. 26th, Geoage"A. Tyner, ag-
ed 71 years.
GALBRAITII—In Stanley,' on Sept.,
27th, Margaret Galbraith.
FT)WARD—In Goderich township, on
September 19th, Sarah j Bell wife
f Oliver It. Edward, in her 46111
ear. • .
ELTON—In. Goderich, on Septem
er 20{11, -Riehald Sameel Shelton,
n ide 41et year.,
'Slobs' FOr Sete
Several cegas of good slabs, ,sult-
able Tor • fuel, Apply to A, -Mc-
Cartney, Clinton,Vhone 103 W. 74-2
,
Iron Wanted
By the I-Iuron Specialty Casting
Company, Clinfon. Will pay $13.00
per to delivered at Clinton. 74-10
, Hospital Bazaar
The Annual Hospital Bazaar will
be held in the toWns hall, Clinton, on
October 24th. Booths will be con-
ducted as follows:
Bowling Club: Kitchen Booth: ttaes.
Axon, Mrs, Fair. ,
C.G.1.T.: Candy : Missee Lennie
Nedigcr, Elsie Snyder.
Unity Club: Miscellaneous; Mrs.
W. D. Connell, 11/les, W. J. Stevens:
• Women's Institute: Homemade Balt -
nig: Mes. R. Bali, Mrs, J. Flynn-. •
Girls'Auxiliary: Miecellaneous:
MiS9 Et:1)01.ton, Torearibe.
Fish Pond: Mrs, Wiseman Mrs.
Holloway. , •
Garden` Produce: IVIrs, Saville,
Rummage Sale: Mies 13awden.
Chaigkenas Gift: ales. Combe, MTS.
iVicMarchie:
Afteenoon Tea: Mr. Paxman.
Supper will also be served, an-
,
nouneement of that to be made later,
arid a cox:emit' will 04 given in the
evening, tbe program to be provided
by Mrs. Hoover 1 Ward and illrs,
Hoover fveson of Guelph, .
• donations for the several
booths': will be thankfully reeeived
by the conimners. - •
• lair Sale
House, lar`ae etable and driving,
shed,- al acre of gaaden -with small
fruits and orchaed,. Suitable, for re -
'tired farmer or man with team,, In-
quire News -Record office.' 74-3-p.
Horses For Sale '
.Beautifully matched bay team,
blocky horses five years , old=
weighing approximately 1600 each,
this span in fine condition, broketin
and gentle, good style and action no
blemishes. Call—JoheD. Woods,
Apple Grove Farm, 410 concession of
Goderich. township. ' , '74-4
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Auction Sale of House and Effects
At the reidente, Albert street, on
Saturday, October 4th, at two ot-
clock as follows: • ,
A Walker steel range; Gem Jewel
heater; sheet iron heater; Standard
Kerogas oil stove; two burner, neerly
new, Hot Blast oil heater; one-bernez
oil stove; quantity of stove pipes near-
ly new; oak sectional bookcase; book'
stand; oak secreteryt wicker rocker;
oak rother; oak rocker with leather
upholstry; Itatlor table; jardiniere
stands; mahogany Ottaman stool; six
dining room theirs; 9 ft. oak estate'
Sion table; sideboard; couch; Singer
sewing machine; 2 oak bedrood suites
two iron bedsteads with springs; one
single Simmond's iron bedatead with
good mattress and springs, nearlY
new; Itretchee; cupboard; 2 kitchen'
tables; kitchen chairs; camp duals;
small tabie; wash tubs; copper boiler;
wringer; quantity of dishes; sealers;
crocka; cooking, utensils; garden tools
and Many articles; too numerous to
mention. Also, if not Sold previoue
to day of sale, a seven-eoomed frame
libuse, in good wepair% Sun room at.
Melted, good stone oellar, town' Water
31 acre of land • with fruit trees.
Terms: On household -effects, cash.
On real estate, 10 pee eePt. on day of
sale, balance in 15 days. Mrs. Long,
Paoprietress. G, He /Elliott, Auc-
tioneer. 72-3.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of farm, farni . stock and irnpl
ments„ Lot 22, Bayfield road, 1 mi
east of Varna,, oer Friday, Oetola
10th, at 1230 p.m., harp, the fo
Florses—Gtey Percher
gelding rising 4 years; grey Perche
on gelding aising 6 yeaes; 4 year o
'Percheroo mare supposed to be
foal; draft marerising 5 years; sm•in
foal. ' Cattle--eCteW due oet.. 1.1.1
eow due Dee, 19th; .cove due Deo
25th; cow due Mareh 14the.cow'clei
Tan. 7th; cow due May 22nd; cei
due Tune Othe . cow due 'June 10th
steer, 2 years old; heifer, 2 years ok
fat; 3 heifers,' 1 year old; 4 sprin
calves., Poultry—About 150 whit
Leiaiorn hens of a geod laying strain
4 roosters, 1 year old froin Gill'pe
Redeem:ea,. tumber of young. colle
erels and Ithplements--
Deming mower; seed drill; Deeein
cultivator; Massey -Harris cultivatot
Massey-Haeris hay loader; IVIassey
Harris hay rake; set a 4 seetaon (Ha
mond harrows; 2 extra harrows; cut
ting box; horse power Internationa
engine; fannhig mina; low wagon at
a Iflgh wagorg hay reek; gravel box;
set' of bobeleighs and bunks; wood
r.ackt Massey -His manure spaeati-
er; Oliver riding plough; walking
plough; galvanized water trough;
steel 'wheel 'barrow; set .of roller;
hay fork ear ancl pulleys; 15,0 foot
rope; set 021 heavy double 'breeching
harness; set of plough harness; set
of light double harness; set of single
harness; top buggy; Ford „touring ear
Melotte caeam separator; Babcock
cream tester; `Daisy chaen No. 3;
(good as nevv); butter bo-wa and lidlea
sugar kettle; lawn Mower; 1 dozen
grain ,bagi ; 30 foot ladder; leshare in
Deering corn binder, Lumber, wood,
bteesome inch hernia& lumber and elm
plank; 5 cords of dry maple wood;
O quantity of grain, hay and pota-
tees: forks; chains; shovels; whiffle -
trees and 'other articles. Itonsehold
effects—Moffat steel range, good as
new; wood heater; Perfection coal oil
stove, 4 bui•ners; Quebec- heatee; 6
dining chatee; 8 emichee; kitchen
cupboard; 2 bedroom suites; rocking
chairs; linoleum Tog; l';anging lamp;
tables and other eibusehold effects.
Deseriptioe of farm—The MeNaugh-
ton farm, lot 2e, B,R.S. concession,
Stanley, 100 acres more or lese. The
farm is first class and the loeation on
'the Bayfield toad, neat Varnaismom,
desirable. Buildings, soil, thnber,
water-facilities.4.na cultivation are 811
good. Termsa-Fo'wl, grate, hay,
wood, lumber and elf sums of $10 and
undea, sash: Over that amount 12
months credit will lie `given on fur-.
eisaing approved joint notes, or 5%
allowed Tor cash on' credit amounts,
On re,e1 estate; 10% of purchese mon-
ey dawn on day DC sale, balance 2n0
day of March. 1925, Mrs. Anme
c aughtom Proprieties, George
, Elliott, Auctioneer. 73-2
101
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Croce
We're bidding for your trade......„If. you
of Best Quality at Lowest Priee, we have th
Store."
, s 1 112 , . . . . 50c
8 Cakes of Castile Soap ---------Ole
10 Bars (;:f Laundry Soap, ,
5 lhg, of Pure Lard •, • • .•$1,.10
1 th. Breakfast Badon (in ple2e;r--32c. 1
'3 pkgs. Powder , .2a.‘i
t elean, fresh Ciroceries
"Make Our Store Your ,1
lece Toilet Set --------------300
/2. dozen Clips only ,... . . ... ,60c
1/4 dozen Cups and Saueers : .85z
14, dozen plates , ....803
1 Doz. Cloverleaf Cup, Saueer., a3,60
3 Dos, Jar Rubbeies .... .........25e
JOHNSCN C S CitiOCERY
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'PUNTERS! TO YOUR GUNS
A few more days befoee g.anie-time
•Then its deer hoands and Wed doge,
mackinaws and knee -hoots, shot guns
and riffles, with thoughts' ofebusiness
and tame city amusements pet, out of
mind. '
The entitle of aportsmen to the
famous,'Canadian Hunting grouncle 02
getting' uncle): way. The bird mon
-are packing their duffle bags tor the
,erouse, a•eese and duck hunting
grounds,: The forests' of th,e High-
lands of 'Ontario offer the greatest
demi country on" the Continent --,-a
land where event,' limiter brings home
his deer. Northern Ontario is eam-
ous for moose trophies shipped home
,eveey season. All gaineebirds,tcleer•
and moose.nee within' easy accessible
distances from You.'
Canadian National Railways can
trthisport you . to the best hunting
grounds of the particular sports .you
desire, Ask. any Canadian National
Agent for fullinformation. He eau
give you all the routes, rates, eeaeons,
game- laws, and any other data ,that
you require •for the trip.
73-2
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Ilintse For Sale
Comfortable frame house on -North
street, hall acre of. ground. All
'chicle of fruit. Small stable, town
water in "house. Robert P. Fisher.
• 3741.
Notice to Creditors
IN THE ESTATE OF Thomas Chur-
chill, deceased.
NOTICE is' hereby givea that all
„persons having claime against the
estate cif Thomas Churchill, late of
the township of Goderich thecounty
of Huron, yeoman, cleceaeed, woo died
on.or about the 810 day of ivrilY 1924,
ate required to deliver to Benjamin
Wellifigton -Churchill end -William
•Brydone the executors of the said es-
tate OT their solicitor on or before
the 1510 day of October 1924 a full
statement of their claims together
with pavticulats'thereof, and the na-
time of the securities if any, held b
them all duly verified by affidavit'. -
AND TAKE NOTICE that after
the said last mentioned date the saki,
executors will proceed to distribate
the estate of the said deceaseclea-
iriongst the persons entitled thereto
having regard only to such claims as
they shall have reeeived due notice
and in aceordanee -therewith',
DATED at Clinton, this 1915 day
of September A.D. 1921.
- BatypoNE, Clinton, Ontorio,
Solicitor for the said executors. 73-3
Chopping -
"The Varna Mill will run Tuesdays
and Thursdays after October .1.st. E.
71. Epps ge Sons Proprietors.- 73-2
Muse For Sale /
. Reaidence of the late Aithur Cook,
corner Albert and 11/(111 streets, Clin-
ton. Key at Mr.. Walter King's.
72-tf:
Range For Sale -
Imperial Oxford range, vtith• high
shelf end copper reservoir. Call ale
teroons on Mrs. q. E. Tervis, Huron.
street. 724f.
. Cattle For Sale
The undersigned Ntet for sale a
splendid buneh of 21 2-year-ol4 steers
5 Polled Angus, 5 Ilexefords and the
balance Durhams, Lot 89, eonces.
Sion Goderich toWnship. Percy
Weston, Hayfield. 72-13
.Silo FilIihg
The undersigned is open for engage -
Merits at silo fillufg. Gasoline out-
fit. C. R, Holland, R. R. No
Clinton. ' Phone 15 on 607, , 724_3
• - For Sale
.The Hohnesville Cheese` Fedex,.
Good brick building. 'Apply t Jas.
Connolly, Goddrich. 71-4-p.
• House For Sale
Frame hnuse .021 Joseph stied, in
good repair./ 6 room5,. good cellar,
verandah, town water in house. %
sees .of garden with fruit trees and
small fruits. Apply Miapremises to
Mts. B. Cole, or to W. Brydone,
71-4-p,
For Salo
The administrators of the estate of
William Dohotty, deceased, offer for
sale his late residence and the ad-
joininelands, (25 acres more' or less),
on which are erected substantial and
well-equipped buildings. Apply to
J. E. Doherty on the premises, or to
W. Beydone, solicitor for the estate.
70-0.
For Sale
The tortner,joyner property. 'Five-
foomed%ottage with large sun-roorn.
Electric light and town water in
•house, 3 acres of ',good land and all
Melds of fruit trees. Will be sold
reasonably. Apply to Ildre. Megat-
lum, Cominerctal. Inn; Clinton. 6341.
House for Sale
Brick house on Princess street,
7 repine and •huneiner kitehen: town
water, also soft watea in kitchee, ce-
*Meet basement, furnace, electric light.
31 acre,garden, =with sinall
stable. Apply to Miss Mabel Rath -
well, Varna, • Phone 33-606, Clinton
central, • 6241
• For Sele
The attraetiere and beautifolly 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-
pearanee, walls 18 itch solid brick,
rooms large. TWO marble fire -places
in den and parlor, hot and cola 17/A -
ter, cement soft -water cistern in cel.
ler, bathroom, electric lights, tWo 'Ver_
endald and eun porch, two stairways,
cellar under whole house, cement floor
hot-air heating. Lot 75 ft. frontage,
double depth facing on High etreet
and Townsend. Fruit trees', garden
and small fruits.
A bargain for quick sale. Write
C. D. 13ou'cle 43 Standish Ave., Tor-
onto, Ont. 59.te,
Clothes Cleaned and Preesed •
Clothes Cleaned pressed and, re-
paired. 'Woolen goods dry cleated.
Rooms •over Heard's ',barber shop
W. J. Jago. —8341
HOMO For Sale
Cottage on Huron street, roomy and
in good repair,. ee, acre of garden.
Small bern on place. Possession at
once.. Also a buggy and cutting box,
Happy Thought eange and a sliding
'bed 'couch for Sale. e -Apply to Miss
13. Cantelon, Rattenbureastreet,•3941.
AUCTIONEER
Honor' Graduate Carey Jones' Na-
tional School of Auctioneering, 050.
cage. Speeial course taken in Pure
Bred Live Stock, Real EState Mer-
chandise and Farm Sales. liattes in
keeping with prevailing marhet. Sat-
isfaction aerineed, Write evire,
Wear Klopp Zurich Ont Phone 18-
93.
-,98-t1-192a
Notice to DebtOrs '
All persons indebted to the late
Arthur -Cook are requested to pay the
amount of their indebtaness to the
undersigned, who is authorized to re.
ceiviii the same, •
Notice' to Creditors
IN THE ESTATE OF Arthur Cook,
deceased.
NOTICE i hereby given that all
pereonstaving elatms against the es-
tate of ,Arthur Cook late of the town
of Clinton in the county of Huron, de-
ceased, who died on or aboat the 261h
day of June 1924, are required to de.
liver to the undersigned on or befoxe
the llth, day of October 1924, a Ain
statement of their 'claims together
>with particulars thereof, and the -na-
ture of the securities, if any, held by
them all duly verifiecl by affidavit.
AND TAKE NOTICE that after
the said last mentioned date the said
undersigned will proceed to distribute
the estate of the said deceased a-
mongst the persons entitled thereto
having regard only to such claims as
he shall have received due notice and
in tiecordance therewith.
DATED at Clinton, this 1815 day of
September AA); 1924,
W. 13RTDONE, Clinton, Ont. 78-3
COAL
NUT. STOVE & EGG
• ALWAYS ON HAND
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVEIRY
• R. J. IVIILLER
•Orders taken at residence. 'Monet 111
Flour ahd Feed
,11.ave quantity -Of' Bean, Shorts and
Sereanings on hand and expect car-
load 1s1 of August. Feeds are advanc-
ing daily, rigtv 05 the time to lay in
your requirements till new -grain can
be threshed. Also Flour, have
agency for SrioW Drift Flour, this
flow has teen giving exceptional
satisfaction try it once if not satis-
factory after your first [baking bring
back remainder and will gtve you any
other vatiety in its place. •
TWINE
Rave Gold Medal and Gilt Edge
Twines in stock either in 5 lb; or 8
lb. balls. ,
ROOFING
Carry a complete line ofaTorento
Asphalt Roofing. The quality Bogg-
ing with a guarantee against curling,
flapping on tuveing up. In over four
years agency for this reefing have
had no dissatisfied customers.
A. FORD & SON
Phone 123
Flour nnd Feed Merchants 'and
Grain Buyers
. CREANI. VVANTIElil
The demand,. foe Our butter 1st
creasing. •
To supply 1162 domand we risquirt
more cream. '
We request you to Ship Ut yeas
We guarantee you the Higheat
Market Prieea, 4ccar5te tests and
prompt • service. .f .
Our firm is known, to You and needs
no further. recommend. •
We pay' all expreso charges, fun"
isli Cr05101 CAM and pity .twice tact
month.,
Write for dant or further inform*
Von ,to tho
Tn.t1 snAFORTE( .CREAVERY
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TELEPHONE 53
Stand
CHI-NAMEL STORE
We are still carrying
peetal PrIcesan Oils
of all kinds, for Lighting, Lubricating, Painting, etc.
Also on Elephant White Lead and Paints
Come in and get our prices if you wish to save money
Boys come in for your Bicycle Repairs. We carry all parts and
make allrepairs to all wheels
0.ur Work Guaranteed
We are headquarters for Plow Points and Soles, all kinds
SPecial prices on two and three Burner Oil Stoves
Birvl and Sons Pariod'Roofing and Shingles at prices levier
than for years past
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_ COAL
We have a aupplit of Furnace, Stove,
Nut and Solt. - Also' some good dry
slabs. Leave orders at residence.
E. WARD
phone 155. „Huron Street. 50551 Steep. , Jan. 1, 1924
Singes' Sewing Machines
Family, Electric and D: R. Styles.
Also some second-hand machines;
good as new, Old machines taken
as part payment, Eas terms, It
will pay you to look 'these over befdre
buying elsewhere. Repairing and
parts for all makes of machines.
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THE WONOEII" .1NliSHING MACIIINE.
The Washer that turns the clothes over and -over with a
powerful Vacuum Plunger which forces both Air and Water
through.and through the clothes, which is the-moderumethod
of washing, for Sale by
C. VENNER, Clinton
Elec7cian Phone 151w
00d FOOd
That's What Errown's Bread Is
Made with the finest i gredients, properly
Wended, assures yop of getting a 'won-
derful loaf. TRY IT—Your Grocer has
it, or we will deliver it to your door
fresh daily.
IN & CBAKER AND CONFECTIONER Phone 1
I,
All our poultry is bought alive on altraded weight and 'quality
basis. If you want to make your poultry plant pay as it
should, et:insult us about the breeds that are most Profitable. We
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are here to serve yoti., '• ' /
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We Bug arid Pau Cash '
EGGS
All eggs purchased are paid for according to Government grades,
Coin° and see youre classified.. .
We make a special arrangement with all farmers -who desireT0 so.
operate in marketing, and will supply individual cases.
.POULTRY •
•
ARKETING
One of the biggestdrawbacite to tho Poultry industry lies with the
,produeer. Let tie explain our new effort to overcome this.
GUNN LANG,Lpis & LIMITED, MONTREAL, latTEBEC.1
Write, phone or can at our •Clinton offie
N. W. Trewartha, Manager Clinton 'Branch
Day Phone 190 Night Phone 214 W
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We are again buying grain for shipping
Will be loading cars of wheat Friday and Saturday of this
week and also next week .
A ear of fed Barley will be loaded` next week. Get our
' _prices before selling.
ejli/NIOHNIE; SCOT
Phone 199
Wight 141 and 129
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C • VENNER, Eleetriei
Electric Ranges, Fixtures, tabs, irons, Fans and other
Appliances
Wiring and Repairs.'
Phone IS few
Farmers, Aftehtion !
We have a complete tractor outfit and are prepared to lin
•
your silo Or do your Jail plowing:
Terms Reasonable and Satisfaction Guaranteed
PATTON AND EVANS