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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1924-10-16, Page 5.peeple at east yoUrvbito on Y, next. It is the duty of. a izen.tf we ,had not that. e should 'think'oarselv , , , "etPor&uon. has pledged his 'Pt, if the OT.. is sustain..., streng.then its weaknesses. "Orce it s,trictly. Gi-ve it `tO show what it will. do for C. thousa d illicit stills seized a last year Tour hundred , anty-eight were in Quebec. y' 'Government Control" does 'z the illicit manufacture of ib.e protestations of the Itiloder, League notwithstanding. e •Minister of l'tailways should a visit to his colleague, the Post- ai-General, 'mid enquire why the dian National •Railways, owned (*crated by, the Canadian people,' allowed to carry only one-third e nmil matter handled by Cana.: Railways.-.,-Orillic 'Packet. Q News -Record editoris invited ttend the unveiling of a tablet. e memory of the men of Middle, vho fell in the great war, whien place at the University of Wes. Ontario, London, tomorrow, Frt. -- Sir .Arthur Currie will con. the unveiling ceremonies. is well to remember the days of Id soak,' remarks the Christian ian. - "He has ,ahnost disap." d.noW, but he was very much in ce only a few. Years ago, and ommunity had te care as ;best' if, for his wife and family. And sn't 'bootleg' whiskey produc,ed Id soak.' And with every form vernment sale the 'old soak' ete- and he is a genuine product of overninent and he helps to pay xes of his fellows by his extra- ry contributions to the reven- d let us not _forget the drunken 's on the roads, the drunken (men e fairs, the drunken men on rffil- and street -cars, and occasionally urch. Where are they. now? have not quite 'disappeared, but Toronto can hold an exposition ) with an 'attendance ;of 1,372,500 only Lone arrest for drinikenness is surely a great improvement. talk aboet young men drinking' o far at most of us are concerncannot eame one youpg enan drinks today for six we could in the days that are gene." e rly Tuesday morning the death 'red at the Private Patients' Pa- n, Toronto General Hospital, of am Irwin, editor and peel:victor e Derham Chronicle. was born Euphrasia town - Grey County, in 1853, being a f the late john Irwin, one of the settlers irt that district. 1 ne t school for a number •of Years)* in Ontario and Quebec, his last 1 being Tlesherton, •where he nencipal for eleven years. Twens en years ego he bought The in Chronicle from W, J. Mitch-- te editor and proprietor of The Record, and since that tithe hat its publisher. Ire was well- , t in the newspaper circles of io and was .1teld in high esteem any excellent qualitiea. One ter 'anti oae son sarvive, the let - vine; bel i associated with Ins in the newspaper business, Se- brothere and sisters also sue- t. living in the neighhorhood of ury. The remains were in- -beside those of hit 'wife, who zany years ago, in Flesherton ry yesterday. The News - extends to the family sympa- their bereavemeht, FOLLOWS GOVERNMENT SALE OF LIQ1U0R y. people have been conlider- ting their vote for Governnient Iiquor because they don't un - d the facts. We are assured Moderation League that of no one ever Wants to See tho otputable bar in our midst a - Ind that it never will he; all ant, is that the Government will nor in sealed packages, so that nor may be 'taken away and In peace. ThaVis what they e vetens of Btitish Columbia Lnitoba, also, and they meant it much as they mean it here, ow did they •show that they it ? By waiting, in •the case ., for about two years, and in Da, only a few months before ied to bring about the sale of zy the glass in public places. places they were defeated, • brewers and clistillees, who the .nioney for campaigns, are' ent. They wallet° sell neme products, for it ineans money pockets, and they, will no y again. I-Iowever, in order /Ink the people they must act and g•dirt their ends step by, tat -lo we are dealing with the •ople who made ;these same ; in the other provinces, Can ve them ? No, of eourse we 11 they want" now is Govern - le of liquor. Should ,they dr object their next ;etep to get sale of liquor by the d before long we would have s egnal to, if not worse, than the days of the oPen bar,- videnced in the province of oday. don't want liquor sold legal - alio again, there is only ,one an prevent, it, and that is by dy for question number one allot, and maintaining the renmerance Act by a large P,remiee Feeguson bit that if the 0,T .A. is sus - Will see that it is enforced. ive him that majority end mein/tie. It hill ±nkb every an get to do it, but if On - ent iiihation and ',Dwonnon '01 ',d4onoJ thoMani:dec. ale a inteXicating liqUor. Mrs. If. 1.1,1mott is visiting hes' uncle, Mr: S. Moore. '1\1'1...Will 'Cameron of Detroit spent the.wdek-end` at the home of bit fa- ther, Mr.„ A, •Cameron. . deed -Cameiem, who has spent the Past few aiionths et home has returned to Detroit with her brother. Miss Alma MacKay sperif the,week. end at hbme. ' , Nfessrs. Lawrence and Fred Ietson, lie were :home forethe 'week -end. Mr, W. A. Mustard 'met with 'a very Serious ,a.2,91 painful accident on Tuesday of last week. When camp- ing down near St, .Clair. His cloth- ing caught fire, burning both his arms and one side of his face very badly. He stood the journey ;home Very well and is doing as well as gat be expected. His many friends wish him ce speedy recovery. Missoe Jean and Margaret Mustard are stay. 1ng with him, Mr. Sohn Pollock went to Strat- .ford te be with her daughter,. Mrs. J. SteWart, who is 111 with pneurrion.. Mrs.. E. A. Sander and Mr. Wilbur Erwin motored to the village last Fri- day' and took their father, Mr. H.W, ErWin, who has not been in very good health, back to Eitch'ener. Mr. K. Moorhouse +of London spent several days in. the village last week. • Mr. W. 11. Jewett motored to Lon- don on Wednesday of last week. Miss Ethel Jowett, who is attending Nor- mal School ier London, rettirned With her father to, spend the week -end at her home. , • Mr. Clifford' Clark was home from London Normal School for the week - Mr, P. Bigelow, principal of Con, tinuation School, and Miss Anna Woods, assistant, attended the Teach- erS' Convention ;held in Goderich on Thursday and Friday of Jost week. Word 'teas redeired lay his relatives here on Monday of the very serious accident 'which happened to Mr. Or, ville Weston of Detroit, formerly of Bayfield, in which he was caught in a belt of 'some machinery having both his arms and legs +broken. It is hoped by all that he will recover as quickly as possible. "One at a time is good fishing" ts what we are told but the fishermen of Bayfield are doing better than that', Record hauls are being made just now: Mrs. Bingley and Miss Ada Bing, ley are yisiting Miss Martha Rath. well. . • Among the week -en, visitors were: Mr. and Mrs. 11. Peters and family of Stratford; Dr. and 1ViCis. G. S. At. kinson and family of Exeter and Mr, and Mrs. R. T. Orr and friends ot Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. McConkey of Stray, ford are spending a few days in theIr summer home here. Mr. and Mrs, Wen Scotehmer, Miss E. Cameron, Miss Nina Heard and Miss Lucy 1Voocls Attended the semi-annual meeting of the Deanery of Huron in Wingliam on Tuesday. . Miss' Delgaty cif Toronto is visiting her aunt, Mrs. R. Delgaty, and her cousin, Mrs. Thos. Westlake, of the Sauble line. . The Y.P.S. will meet in a. An- deew's ehurch on Friday night at o'clock. STANLEY TOWNSHIP .LOSES 'GOOD CITIZEN BY THE DEATH '" OP JAMES 11/4cCLYMO.NT The family which he headed and the community in which Im resided suffer- ed a severe loss when, after but it • short illness, James 11,,ItClymont of Stanley township passed away at St.- Joseph's hospital, London, on October .2051. He was taken suddenly and seriously ill end o.peration being considered necessary was removed to St. Jeseph's, where it was performed. He did not react to the treatment, however, but gradually sank. The late" Mr. MCC1331n011t wee +born on the farm on which he lived all hie life, the comfortable homestead on the Parr line. Re was a son of the late William IVIcClynneet, one of the early settlers in the section. He had always taken a deep interest In the welfare of the community, being interested in "every good word Land work," and was highly esteemed by the whole community and more than esteemed by those who were intimate- ly associated with an. Ile was a member and offiCial of Varna IVIetho- dist church and an active worker. Els place Wilt be hard to fill in the .neighborhood. He is eurvivea by his wife, who was forinerly'lieess Mar- garet Deihl; a841 two sons and daughter, Ernest MeGlymoin oe Raw York City and Fred and Violet at. home. One brother, William McCly- mont of Edmonton 'also 'survives, the last member of, a family of twelve. The funeral was held from the fa- mily home on the Parr line on Mon- day week the Rev. J. X, Durram conducting, the services at house and graveside. The pallbearers were: WM. Forest:, 1. E, Barnwell, Wm, Logan, R6bt, Webster, R. Maguire and It. Stephenson. Interment was made in Bayfield cemetery. Those present from a distance for the funeral were: 1V/r. Ernest MeGlys mont, New York; Messrs. Thos. and WM. Walker, Marlette, Mich., Mr. JOS. Redmond, Salidusky, Mich., aed Rev, T. W. Diehl', Port Burwell and Rev, H. It. Diehl Adelaide, the lat- ter two brothers of Mee. McClymont. The family have the sincere pm.. Jay of the community in their sor- row. • ' • OCiderfiCh Township Mr.' and Mrs. E. Moore and their daughters, Misses Helen and Beatrice of London spent the week -end with their C0118131, Mr. and Mrs. Arther Zurich: The Postoffice has been re - 31101'a to its new Lome in the Boltz Block, which seems lo be a very con- venient and suitable location., ages WiLSON, TTJFFOI4JJ - 'At Willi Presbyterian el.urch manse, Chin Lon, on Catiber 14th, by the J. E. IlogF, Beatrice .Alic6 'Pafford • Of.'Goderich, to David Miller Wilson o C:Odelph . COLE-MILNE-At St. Andrew's church, Blyth, On Cc lober st, by the Rev, Geo. Telfol'd, -Sma • Moyne, daughter of Dr, and Mrs J. W. Milne, to •A., Murray Cole of Toronto. RANDS-SANDERSON-At ,Wilhie church manse, Clintom on Oct. 15th, by the Rev.`J. E. Hogg, Mn`rY Myrtle Sander'son, youngest (laugh - tor of Mr. Thomas Sanderson of Goderich, to Jabez Edward Rands, elder son ,of Mr. and Mrs. <lobes Rands of ,Clinton. Births • GLIDDOI-e-111 Clinton, on October 14th, • to Me. and Mrs. ,Chester Glidden, . a ecu, • MIDDLETON-In Codei,ich township, on 0,Ctober 10th, to Mr. and IVirs • J. R. ' Middleton, a daughter,- Phyllis Evelyn. DEIVIPSEY-In Gederiche township, on October 15th, to M. and Mrs. John Dempsey, a son. COOPER -In Diesley Terrace, Stan-. ley; township, on. Octeber '14th, to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil -Cooper,. a daUghter, Deaths ARGIIIBALD---In Clinton, on Octo- ber 1111, Caroline Archibald, aged 80 years, daughter of the late Dr. John and Catherine Archibald, of Stormont. county. . TUNNDY-In Clinton, on Oct, 14th, Robert Tummy, aged 68 years. DUNFORD-In 'Toronto, on Octobei. 12th, Seines Dunford, fortherlY of Clinton, in his 59th peer. OHLER-In Clinton, on Oeteber Fannie Fisher. -wife or Mr. Mi- chael Older a Colborne township, in her 49th year. IVI0CLYMONT-In St. joseph's hos- pital, London, on Octeber 2nd, Jas. IVIeClyment of Stanley, aged •73 years. .. I • IRWIN-At Private Patients' Pavil- lion, Toronto General Hospital, Oc- . tober 13th, William Irwin, editor and proprietor of The Durham Chronicle, aged 71 years. Countg News , Blyth: The Methodist congregation held their anniversary 'services en Senday last, when tbe Rev. 1VIr. Don, nely of Exeter preached both morn- ing and evening. Wroxeter --Miss IVIary Pope fell from an ttple tree when the ladder on which she was standing slipped one day recently and broke her arm jnsr below the shouldel, and also disloCated the shoulder,• She was taken to Whigharn hospital. • Wingleam: The assesement roll is ie and shows the totel asseshment for the town to be $11146,535. The pop- ulation is put at 2421, a decrease of 19 since last year.' Belgrave: The Rev. Wesley J. MOMS of this place was wedded at the Livingstone Methodist church, lleinfiton, recently to Miss Dorothy Fenton of that city. The 'bride was formerly a deaconess in one of the Toronte cherches. e Blyth: Anniversary services will be held in St'. Andrew's church on Sun- day, October 26th) when the Rev. P. T. Pilkey of Knox chniCh, Owen Sound, will be the preadher. Goderich; oomplimentry (Hither Was tendered to Mr, George'Williants manager of the Bank m of ;Comerce, on his retirement froin the bank, at the Bedford hotel on Friday evening Isa. Stove For Sale A: Quebec -Cook stove, 'nearly new. Apply to Chas, Helyer, Rattenbury street west. • •16-1-P Lest In 'Clinton, on Wednesday, a grey squirrel choker. Finder kindly leave at Virenclorf's restaurant. Reward., 76-1 . • Sheep For Sale Aged Liecester ram, registered, • and 5 young ;buek lambs, eligible foe registration, Apply to J.. U, Quig- ley, R. R. N. 5, Clinton, 72-2-p Farm For Sale Lot 31, concession 1, (Blue Water Highweer), Ooderieh; township, con- taining 80 acree. There is a good storey frame' house with a large kitehen, large beams in good repair, with stabling enderneath, about two acre e brehard and 18 acrea of hardwood buele plenty of good water. Also the north part of lot 82, adjoin- ing, containing, 80 acres, will be sold senarately or • together. 4 Inilee from Bayfield, inilee from Goderich. Geo. E. Greenslade, Bayfielde Phone 602, e 12 Goderich, 73 To Victory Bend Owners EVinq ill yOur maturing bonds, and let me arrange for the re -investment of your savings in Huron & Erie de- bentures. • These debentures are authorized. Lys the Government as an investment for Trust Fund,s In the custody of Execes tors and Trustees. They seen "5ee per annum payable halfeyearly, Winch is the rate you have been receiving on your Victory "Bonds,• ' B. 18.. Higgins, Canton; accepts ap. plications for debentures at any time. • Feem For Sale Parts oe lots 37 and 88," conceSsion: 10, Goderich township, contathinge105, acres, are offered Tor sale. Onthe premises are a 11/2 storey bria awe]: ling, a c6inmoclimes ;bank balm with etone stabling, pig and poultry pens - and -driving shed. Water In stable. There are 5 acres of bush and 5 herOS of good young 'bearing orehard. The remainder or the lard is all „arable and is mostly seeded. • Is in good state of cultivation. • Situated hall a mile from school and church id eon- veniently near market The £ a very desirable one. For !millet partieulers ,apnly to Cr26. 11. Elliott,' Executor William II. Cole Estate. i 76..tf. LL s ..LoriAL OR CASH AT jdEIN.SON GROCER 4.:StriM5' Brooln ,49c 10 Bitre Seep; any...brand 3- Oakes . 8 Pkgs. Rinso 2;Pkg 'Powder . ..... „ a dba ...Seedless, Raisins '„ . , . .25c .. • • - Withevery cashordep. of $1,00o • , . , MAKE OUR STOR JOHNSCN & FOR '-'13ALANCITI, iONTff. 4 Piece Toilet set cup,s , .60c dozen einis and saucers 1/2 dozen, piates ..,....... .,.....8Qc 1. Gal: Stone Crocics . , .23e 6 ealces" Toilet Soap .... above specials we,Will give a Soap E YOUR STORE ROCERY • ,For Sale' Regletered Oxford lambs al both sexes, bred.from reg. &cies. 'Prices reasonable, Frank Weekes, Vainia Ont. Phone 81 In 622, C11n1pn Cen- tral. 76-2, Auction Sale 01 farm stock. Mr. Geo. 0. .Ginn MORTGAGE SALE - I will -sell by public auction, at lot 11, thider and by virtue of the powers Phone fit For Sale Three 'purebred Oxford down ram Iambs, also Barred Rock and single comb ,white leghorn coCkerels, 'bred from Guilds 1924 pens, H.,,J. Tee - war am, R. R. No, 2, Clinton, Phone 601-ele 75-2 Maitland cOndeseion. GLAM.:ice town- e 11P, on• Wednesday, October 22ne, 1924, commencing at 1:30 o'clock sharp, the following: Roan mare, 8 Years old; bay horse 7 years; gener- al purpose horse 6 years; cow, yrs., freshened Sept. 5th; cow, 9 years, freshened Aug. 20th; 'cow, 6 years, freshened Aug, 8th; cow, 7 yeare, anilking;'coW, 6 years, freshened Aug. 12th;,cow 8 years clue Jan. 78h; cow' 8 years due April 1st; TO heifors cia- ing 2 years; 6 steere rising 2 years; 4 yearling heifers;,6 yearling doers; 7 summer calves; 1 pure bred Ayr- shire ,bull calf, 3 months old; 7 hogs about 100 lbs.; 10 hogs about 160 lbs.; 2 sows, bred about 6 weeks: 50 young ewes; a nunther of hens; Mann seed drill in good working order; a- bout 150 lids for sap pails with some spites attached; set of pans for Grimm• evaporator; numerous ether atticles. Everything advertised will be sold as proprietor is overstocked, Terms: All sums of ,S10 and under, cash; over that amount 8 months' cre- dit will be given on furnishing ap- proved joint notes. A discount of 4 per cent. straight allowed for cash, Geo. C. Ginn, Proprietor. T. Gun- dry, Auctioneer. 76-1-p. • Pastime Dance The Pastime Club will give a dance in their club rooms on Friday even.' ing, October 24th. Dancing from 830 •to 12. Agnew's Orchestra. 75-2 ' House and Barn for Sale - Comfortable frame house on North street, with garden and barn. Barn will be let separately if desired. Ine quire at The News-Recoed office. 75 -If 'Hallowe'en Pie Social • The Girls' Club of Willis Church will hold a Hallowe'en Pie Social in the lecture room on Thursday, Oct° et ber 30th at eight o'clock. There will be a pie -eating contest and other Haffewe'en stunts. Admission 25o. 75-2 For Se:le , 16 ft. beech Plank, sized 2 inches ty 8 inches and 2 inches by 10 inches, al- so Mame hey:look lumber. W. E. Middleton, R. lie No. 3, Clinton, Phone 15 en 606. 75-81 • Wood For Sale A. quantity of dry wood, 12 and 14 inches long. Apply to joseph Mann, Pholie 81-636e Clinton. 75-2-p . — For Sale , House, large stable .and drivirne ,ehed, i sere of garden With small fruit's 'and orchard.' Suitable for re- tired farmer or man With team. In- quire News -Record office. • Horses- For Sale Beautifully matched bay team, blocky horses Ave years old weighing approximately 1600 each, this span in fine condition, broke in and gentle, good style and actiot blemishee. Call -,-john D. Woods, Apple Grove Farm, 4th concession of Godeeich township. 744 • Cast Iron Wanted By the Huron Specialty 'Casting Company, Clinton. Will pay $15.00 per ton, delivered at Clinton. 74-81 • • . Ranee For Sale Dripeizial Oxford range, with high shelf and copper reservoir,. Call af- teroons on Mrs. 0. E, Jervis, I-Iteron street. ••72-tf, House For Sale Residence of the late Arthur Cook, corner Albert and Mill streets, Cline ton. ICey at Mr. Walter King's. , ...Notice of Administrators' Safe On 'Friday, Oct. 17th, at 1 p.m. theile will be offered for sale by pub- lic auction on the premises of the lats W'. B. 'Forster, Colborne township, ,t1m farm 'lands, timber, implements, household effect, etc., of the late W. 13. Forster, also 25 head of cettle, .cows, 2 year-olds, calves, ete. Bee postere foritemized list. H. R. Forster, R. 'R. No. 1, Stouffyille' 0, Forster, R. R. No, 1, StoulTville, 0, Administrators, 75-2 ,For Sale The adminietrators of ihe estate of William Doherty, deceased, offer foe sale his late eesidence and the ad- joining lands, (25 acres More or less), on which are erected substantial and well-equipped bnildiegs.- Apply to J. E. Doherty on, the premises, or to W. Brydone, solicitor ,for the estate. 0-tf. For Sale • -The former Joyner property, , Five. ,rooMeel cottage with large min -room, Electric light and town • water in house. '3 acre'f of good land and al/ kinds of fruit trees. Will be sold reasonably. Apply to Mrs. McCal- lum, Commercial Inn ..Clinton: 63-81. • House for Sale l3rick house oil Princess street, _ 7 'rooms and summer kitchen, tONVI1 water, also soft water fit, kitchen, ce- ment basementi furnace, electric light, VI,' acre ,gardem with small fruits; stable. Apply to Miss Mabel Rath. well, Varna. Phone 38-606, Clinton central., 62-81 01 ned in a certain rthmtgage v;hich will be prcduced at the time of sale there will be offered for sale by public auction by Geoege Elliott, auctioneer, at the premises, on Tuesday, the 281± day of October A.D. 1624, at the hour of 2 o'clock in afternoon, the follow' Ing property, viz: All and singular that certain pas -eel or tract of land and premises situated, lying and being In the township of Hullett in the coun- tY of Huron and Province of Ontario, containing by admeasurement niziety- two and one-third acres of land more or less and being composed of all of lot number twenty-seven in the fourth concession of the said township of Hullett save and except only that per. don thereof heretofore, conveyed for railway purpoees. On the premises are a good anbstan- tial brick house and sufficient 5arn and. stabling. The farm is located i11 one of the best portions of the township of Hullett three miles from the town oc Clinton. For terms and conditions of sale apply to W. Brydone, Solicitor for the 1VIortgagee. " '75-3 - For Sale The attractive and ,beautifully lo- cated property belonging to G. D. Borick, 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 marible fire -places in den,and parlor, hot and cold Wa- ter, cement soft -water cistern in eel - Jar, bathroom, electric lights, two ver. andahs and sun porch, 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. Virrite C. D. Bouck 43 Standish Ave. Tor- onto, Ont. • COAL Having erected new coal sheds will have on hand full stock of coal for immediate delivery. •Prices .reason- able. • IR. J. MILLER Orders taken at residence, Phone GRAIN Highest price paid for: Wheat, Barley, Oats, Peas and Buckwheat. Storehonse will be open from 7 a.m. to 5 p*.m., • FEEDS Feeds are advancing in price. A. ear just arrived of Low Grade Flour, Bran, Shorts and High C4rade Screen- inge. I3etter lay in a stook before a further advance, FLOUR lihe bf High Patent Flours always on hand, Snowflake, Purity, Five Roses, etc., at small margin over cost price., . ROOFING, -Carey a complete line of Toronto Asphalt Roofing. The quality Roof- ing with a guarantee against muffing, flapping or turning up. In over four years agency for this roofing have. had no dissatisfied customers. J. A. FORD A SON Phone 123 .Flour and Feed Merchants and ' Grain Buyers Also issuers of Hunters & Trapperi 3 licenses Clothes Cleaned and Preesed Clothes cleaned pressed and re- paired. Woolen goods dry cjeened, Rooms over Heard's barber' shop, W. J. Ago. • AUCTIONEER Honor Graduate .Carey Jones' Na- • tional School of Auetioneering, Chi- cago, • Special course taken in Pure Bred Live Stock, Real Estate, Mer- chandise and Farm' Sales. Ratee in keeping with prevailing market. Sat- isfaction assured. Write or wire, Oscar Klapp, Zurich, Ont. Phone 18- 93, • Z-.88-81-1923 CREAM WANTED! ereaThsinegrl, enta,nd °Ur butte' is 1* To supply this demand we regales m6re cr:amuest you to shi• . n Weerit333701U cream. • , We guarantee you the Highest 'Market Prices, accurate tette ante prompt service. Our firna is known te you and neeth no further recommend. We pay; all express charger!, furn" ish cream, cans and pay twice eael • Write far Cans or farther Inform* tion -to the THE SilAFORTIlf CREAMERY 4 Ai BARaZJI, MANAG • ' Rowland's Old Stand TELEPHONE 53 CHT-NAMEL STORE AtrigaZigi f CAR We are still carrying Specia, Prices a I • of all kinds, for Lighting, Lubricating, Painting, etc. Mao on Elephant White Lead and Paints Comein'and get our prices if you wish to save tummy Boys come in for your Bicycle Repairs. We carry all parts and I II t II mak.4 a repairs o a 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 Parionoofing and Shingles at prices lower • than for years 'past COAL -Singer Sewing Machirtes Family, Electric and D. R. Styles. We have a supply of Furnace, Stove, Also some seeoncl-hhrld machines, Nut and Soft. Also some good dry good as new. Old machines taken slabs. Leave orders atqesideneeas part payment, 'Easy terms., It will pay you to look these over before E WARD buying elsewhere. Repairing and parts for all makes of machines. Phone 155. Huron Street. E D. Jen. 1, 1924 THE "IIIINDEir WASHING LACHINE The Washer that turns the clothes over and over with a powerful Vacuum Plunger which forces both Air and Water through and through the clothe's, which is the modern method of washing, for Sale by • C 11. VENNER, Clinton Electrician marib, Phone 151w eserem.ereeneneemoseeeemeemenneweezsem Good F T at's What Brown's Brea Is Made with the finest ingredients, properly blended, assures you of getting a won- derful loaf. "TRY IT ---Your Grocer has or we will deliver it to your do`or fresh daily. F. J. BROWN&C�. I3A7ER AND CONFECTIONER cos . Come and see yours elassified. eieeenneteeeenen, AII egge purchased are paid for according to Gosvernment grades. • . r e make a special arrangement with all earmers who desireili-Ce- operate in marketing, and will Supply individual cases. POULTRY - All onr poultry is bought alive on a -graded weight and quality basis. If you want -to make your poultry plant pay as it should, consult us about the breeds that are most profitable, We are here to serve you.. 'MAR ETIPIC Phone 1 M3M110ftt=m7z=mma,,,, e Buy and P tj Cash One of the biggest drawbacks to the poultry industry lies with the producer. . Let us explain our new effort to overcome this. GUNN LANGLOIS & CO. LIIIIITED, 1VIO34TREAL, QUEBEC., Write, phone or call at our Clinton office. N. W. Trewartha„ Manager Clifillt01111 Da' Phone 190 sanaasawar ranch Night Phone 214 W 73E2=Mtalll ..n....3.C.P.X,XXXX.3333X-,X3X3XXX=X.33,3,333..333.33‘333.333.33.3333,333.33.3,3,33,33.333.3.3. We are again buying 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. JENICIN & SON Office Phone 109 Night 141 ,and 129 % X Ings.;21.119XxX6XEMIx.EXIMMXIX=XXXIONXSOMINSXM=283., C. H. VENNER, Electrician. Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs,' Irons, Fans and oti \et Appliances Wiring and Repairs. Phtirie.15 leer Farmers, Attenlicuk! We have a complete tractor outfit and are prepared to your silo or, do your fall plowing. Terms Reasonable and Satisfaction Guarantee PATTON AND EVANS Commercial Garage, Clinton 1P1ione 156