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otinj. More .than
personating anyone
tapes tipgk a' chill while' hn
1•and was detained untie for
There are tr ese who might
as asgeed a place as any
take' a chill r
c� a'
A device has :now beep• invented by
which one is ens bled io see throe h
a baielc:,wall. 'What• :-.a."vnlgar,pr
i stiael>}ne this In1160 =be, il.ope
none of star neighbors get one of
Canada has sent ninety-two volare=
Cn of:.apple,;; os the fourth annual
.l' Tt show in London, England, to be
opened';touxorrow Oct, 2410. -This
to al-Katt three times 'the number:.. of
entries ever sent before. Canada
should become well-known as a "food"
country, 'in the cotiiutrles across the,
The"'editor of the 'Expr•essJHeraid,
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other day threatening,; that his bn
ings would be burned' if he' cont.
to publish articles favoring the 0.
A, The letter was 'signed with
skull' and cross bones. We' sho
say the writer was a little ate as
campaign is so: nearly over. Pr
ably the newspaper in question..
in its best licks last week, setting
motion influences which' even
burning down of the printing o
couldn't stop, ' This was nodo
the' work of some fool crank but
threat to burn a man's buildings
going a bit far. The county po
are looking into the matter.
a s s s
Sometimes writers or ,speak
seem to assume that the independen
shown by,the modern woman
something new, and not always is
commended. Women have alwa
had hankerings after independence,
doubt, but' have. .been handicapped
circumstances;iir, expressing• or •alai
ing it ophe story comes from a 1
tle town;ii'taEngland of one way a g
tv�e
seventy "ars ago took to keep' h
financial independence. She ,,vas WC!ed by a';`lad 6't'arbout'her own ag
twenty years, and they arranged
marry. ., After.: the ceremony, wh
the girl,waa asked to sign the;; regi
ter, she refused. and eauld,:not be p.
suaded td change her, mind, nor wou
she tell the reason for her straa
action. The half -married loan
went their several' ways and' now a
ter seventy years, the *omen 4has di
closed her reason for refusing to co
sunrate her marriage. She. feare
that the. whole of. the small fortun
she possessed would Pass''into th
posse8sion.of her husband. "T love
lite enough," she stated," but I •wish
ed to be independent,"
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No matter how the vete' goes today
'Ontario is promised -a prohibitory law
by Premier Purguson. Should the
majority in Ontario vote today in faa-
our of; the retention of the Ontario
Temperance Act Premier Forga:son
11113 promised that the 'Government
will "treat it, as any other.pieeeof leg
islation-strengthen itsl tllteaknesses;
if, any, that might be revealed frons
• time to time, and give it active and
vigre sus enforcement." This does. not
,,,carry with it any suggestion that the
Premier 'feels the law cannot ,be en-
forced. We shall, therefore, should
the O.T.A. be sustained today, as we
belie\ ' it will;''expect Premier Fergu_
son and.hts Government to give this
matter immediate and vigortas at-
'teni ion and enforce the late to the li a -
it -
11, on the other hand, a majority of.
-voters in Ontario today indieatethat
they wish a change in the law and
show their 'desire that a systein of
Government Control or sale be in ang-
crated, we still have' Premier Fer:gu.
son's word for it that there will be
little change in the law,; except that
it will not be necessary fpr perso{ns
wishing liquor to obtain 'a. doctor's
prescription . in order to obtain it.
Commenting on a letter sent by Mr.
'Raney to the Rev. T. -A. Modre last'
week Premier Ferguson among other
things said: "Mr, Raney assumes that
under Government' Control, there will
be na-pinohibition. There will be pr`o-
hibit3on and the Govei•nment will en. -
force' it to the limit. We will not
allow sale by the g•lass_.over• bars,, or.
importation, or dealing in it or trans-,.
Porting it except by the Government
itself. . :It annoants to this. Liquor
is now available from dispensaries
upon the prescription of. doctors:- We
have asked the people only if tlley
want to eliminate the prescription.
Othar conditions will be the wine,
After all it is not the text of the law
which prohibits anything It is the
vi„'or with which it is enforced. Pro-
hibition laws under Government Con-
trol, 11 that system is voted for, will
be complete and thorough.
"More men w,inkbe added to the en-
foresnient staff?"
"Yes," he replied, f0it t8i12 be made
-strong enough to force the prohibi-
tions that will, be in effect."
According to these statements by
'the Premier no matter which way,the
-vela goes Ontario will retain.., a
strangle hold on the liquor traffic.
And we shall • hold' the Government
strictly to 'account for the carrying.
out,' 01 its promises in this regard.
MERTCAN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH OF MONTREAL"ASKS
PERMISSION TO ENTER
UNION CIIUItC11
�Ln interesting meeting of the Joint
a hurrah Union Cosnniittee held in Tor -
'onto last week is thus reported in
-the Toronto Globe:
"The Joint 'Church' Union Commit-
ee of the Methodist,- Presbyterian
cad Congregational denominations
met yestorday in. Me,tropolitan,Chuneh
in a -gathering which its expected to
prove historic: Clergymen and lay-
-mom to the number of 70- front :all,
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Session of the Jdint-Ceminiftee htfan'
7.1 ;;R: .;hed
nt oh was en eft^ ho,
fIe� 'of Toronto, the 0etn
{'stun D.T the Council, Milo spas
ueclaedod by Di ,George C. Pidgeon.
Rev 11h iediey rpei.11d ho pas,
, ass of Church 'Union diming C t et7ty
years. Ile'' had been -a meanies o
thiooriginal cor t ides wttielt ',.net In
100,1 in old Knox Chain ta, Who's e 1 iso
score. o, the Robe t Simpson Company
Limited, now slant,.
"There's shah a thing as being so
close to a ,great thvt •;that one e unnioi
see its realsignlficanne s d the re_
tiring Chairman, referring to the, ob-
ject o1 the meeting. . He added that
the members' of the committee were
not present, to debate, but to'eonsu-
mala: Union _through. the proper edn-
stiiriationat channels, The Parliament,
or. Canada was behind, the committee;
"People will ,be talking Tor one hun-
ched years of this meeting," conclud-
ed ;Rev. lir,. Pedley.
01 ar'ticnlar interest was .a letter
from the American Presbyterian
Church of Montreal, asking •Tor ad-
tilassion as a charter member of"'the.
United Church of Canada, which was.
read by Rev. J H. Edmisgn, Secre-
taryaf the -Presbyterian section. Ac-
cording to. thec6mantmication, the de-
cisien.to apply had been passed with
only ono dissenting; voice,...and only
after permission had been obtained
from the Presbytery of New York
(under whose ;jurisdiction the Ameri
can Church is) to transfer the church
property ..to that :of, the Canadian
n
on Con
On anotien' of W. H. Goodwin of
Montreal, the application was accept-
ed unan'hnously. Amici applause
Mr. Goodwin', said that,in receiving
this chuncli the committee was receiv-
ing not -'only al single congregation,
but .nen who• were known nation-
wide. -
A. large number of letters was re-
ceived:frons ministers asking to ,be ac-
cepted as ministers of the United
Church, ;Nineteen of- twenty-two
clergymen in the Presbytery of Peter -
bora,' it was stated,. had signed one
of the letters,
Eon. N. ` Vii, Rowell reviewed the,
passage of the Church Union Bill
through the various legislatures. No
change had .been made, he_said, in the
principle of the bill, although- -alteia
tions had been made ih the preamble
and declaration: Mr. Rowell put on
record ,the valuable services of Mr.
Q. W. Mason, IC, ,C,; Rev. Leslie.
Pidgeon of,Winnipeg; ;Rev. W. R.
Young and W. r. Cann of Toronto,
and the Bureau of Literature and In-
formation. Mr, Gunn, one of those
Mentioned, sent a letter' to the meet-
ing last night, apologizing for his ab-
'sone°,the first.. in 20. years, which had
been "'necessitated ,bsr 'illness,"
County News
Seaforth : The Highladers' Band
held its annual meeting last week
when the following officers'wea:e elec-
ted: Pion. President, . 11.- McPhee;
president, I'. L. Box; vice-president,
M,tt, Rennie; sec. -treasurer; D. L.
Reid;; managing committee, H. C.
Box, Earl Smith, W. Parke; cosidue-
tor; W. Freeman..
Exeter: Thisvillage on Monday de-
feated the bylaw to raise the suin
of $7,000 for an extension to the High
and Public schools, '
Goclerich: An .historical society' is
being organized here and a room is
being set apart in the Publie Library
for, the storing of historical records,
Blyth: Mi:. A. R. Tasker has been,
sworn in as postmaster here.' Ex -
Postmaster Siris will act as deputy.
Ethel: Mr, and Mie. A. L. Weir,
Walkerton, Ont., announce, the en-
gagement of their daughter, Margery,
to Jdr. E, Arnold MelVfaste , Ethel,
Ont:;; son of the Sate Joseph and Mrs.
McMaster, Utopia, Ont, the, marriage
to take plain' the latter part of Oc-
tober. •
Seaforth, Mr. G. A. Sills,lastweek
celebrated the fiftieth miniver -eery of
his entrance into the ,business life of
.Main street, Seaforth.
Marriages
CLAYTON , QUIGLEY At Rol
Name Cathedral, Chieag, Octo-
ber on y
-
ber 4th by the Rev. Father l Taspold,
Kathleen, daughter of i1ltr. and Mrs.
P. 'Quigley of H'uIlett, to Gerald J.
Clayton of Chicago.
STEWART-I{ILBOURN=In Toron-
to, ort October 17th at the hoe o1
the bride's parents, by us
y the Rev. 1)r.
-. W. 'H. Hincics, Ruth Margaret Itis
bourn,'B.A., daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. B. rTiilbourn, 236 Annette
street, to Roy Alexander. Stewart,
rf.A., of Toronto, son. of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Stewart of ''Brussels. •
IKNOX-BURNS.=A't. St. Janes'
church, Kingston, 011L. 071 October
15th, by Rev. T. W. Savany, Olive
itiay Burns, of I(ingston to Loftus,,
Lin Knox, of. Goderieh:
AU9TTN I1AiSMUISSEN-Ab St.
Stephen's church, Gori'ie on Octob-
er 15th, by the Rev. R.
,S. Jones,
Sorena Wilhelmina Rasmussen, ,of
Wroxeter, to Wi1liToin'Ewart Glad-
stone. Austin, of Gorrie.
DerAftis
SPUIIL-At Aoburn, on ' Oct. 16th
Arnos'�Spuhl, formerly...of Londes'
boro,aged 67 years.
VANSTONE-In Colborne 'Township
' on October 11113, Lucretia Vanstone,
daughter of the late Mr, John Van-.
stone, in her 79th year.
Y110 -In Turuberry on October 8th,
Nancy Brethauer, wife" of 'William
Yeo, aged 58 years, d mouths and
15 days.
f:IRWIN-lin Kitchener, on October
17th, Henry W. Erwin, Clerk of
,Bayfield, aged -38 'years;
ANNUAL MEETING OF CHILD-
REN'S AID SOCIETY
The animal nneeting of the Huron
County .Children's Aid and 'Ilusnane
ociety will be-oheld on Tuesday, the
4th of November at 3 p.m. in the
children s""Shelter, ; Cameron street,
Goderich, ',, Mr. J. J. Kelso„ Pro-
vmilera)Supt, is expected to be press
• Adagave.an,address. •, The.
Is invited.
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rite Secretary,
R. R SLOAN, President
Bayfield
l3; STOTHERS,Secretary
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Clinton'
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NOYEIVIBER ROD AND GUN
Every _sportsman will be interested
in the November issue of Rod,and Gun
to Canada., "'variety'
stories and article. „§,
based otr a variety' of subjects,will
hold the attention of all who
reach.
hold
Tlionipson has an'unuhual
ly good story entitled The Sins of•the
Fathers':in this number, Some Wild
Aismial Trails and 'Some Adventures
Along Them. from .the pen of Bonny-
castle Dale, is on -a par with bis prey_
ions excellent wild animal stories..
IT.J.Black has writtena humorous ac-
count of an English "tenderfoot" who
is duped by an unscrupulous fur buy-
er in the West in his story called Fox, -
es. These are only ajfew of the inter
eeting contributions to. this number;
which also include an enlightening
article . on Moose Calling : by Henry
Braithwaite and fishing trip to the
Isiand`'Province,'.by A. F. Atkinson...
The stories of F. V. Williams, Mar-
tin Hunter and J. W. Wiinson, who
are regular contributgQns to the mag-
azine, are all up to tha mark and the
regular departments conducted by the,
departmental editors are brimful -of
good and interesting reading.
Lost
On .Sunday between Goderich and
Clinton a cocker 'spaniel pup . black
and 'white, Finder notify. It, G.
Wanner, Clinton. Reward offered.
• 77-1-p;
Shropshires for Sale
For sale a foo good ram lambs,
some shearling ewe lambs, all from,
registered stock. W. G. Ross, Loci_
desborca Ont. Phone 26-15, Blyth'
Central. 77.5-p
sty:,=+--:-•
For Sale
France house on Albert, Street,
Clinton, in good repair; 9 rooms:
and summer kitchen; good cellar with
cement, floor, wood shed, 'verandah,
hard and soft water. i/aaere ofgar-
den .with fruit trees and small fruits.
Apply to Samuel Merrill,' R. R.
No, 1, Clinton. 77-1-p
For Sale Cheap
A good Lighter Day high .oven Lit-
risen range,'harns ei'her coal or wood.
Apply Rev.' J. E. Hogg, the manse,
Clinton.
Bonds
-Victory Bonds, maturing on Ne-
ve:ther•first, may be renewed or the
funds placed in other investments in
which security is the prime consider-
ation. Information may be obtain-
ed from W. Brydone. . 77.1
' Auction Sale
Of farm, 'farnn stook; implements
and household effects, at lot 13, eon -
cession 12,` Stanley' township, on
Thursday, November6, 1924. The
undersigned auctioneer has' been in-
struetcd Id elt by public auction;cora-
monciug at 12:20 o'clock sharp, the
foliowingf. Real Estate -Farm con-
sists of 100 penes being 161 13, conces-
sion 12, Stanley. Than is on the
rains a good stone houae with kitchen,
bank barn 30x56, large driving shed
22x80, sheep pen 18x36, and other out-
buildings, .four acres of orchard, all
finds of fruit trees, 6 acres of bush,
well fenced and tiled with plenty of`
water. ' Also part of lot 12, conces-
sion 18 consists of 30 acres, 4 acrbs
bush, balance nearly all in grass. The
hums' will ' be offered in two parts or
old together to suit purchaser. Live
Stoek-llorses;'Geneval purpose team
10 and 12 ,years old; carriage team, 8
and, 10 years old. Cattle: T. cow,
years old flue time of sale; cow, :5 yrs.
old due November 8th; cow, 8 yeats
old due in March; cow 0 years old;
cow, 4 years old; 6 steers rising 3; 2
heifers rising 3; 3 heifers rising 2;
1 steer rising 2; 2 steers 11 months
old; 2 calves. Sheep: 13. Leicester
ewes. 1-Iogs: sow with ' litter, 2
store pips, (lens: 100 hens 1 year
old; bred -to -lay 3 dozen pullets. lin
lements, etc. -M. -H. ;binder; Deer
ng mower; hay rake; cultivator; disc
arrow; 4 -section harrows; bean scurf_
.,r and puller combined; hand scoffer;
eller; fanning mill; weigh scales;
traw'-cutter; %root pulper; wagon;
leigh; democrat wagon; :buggy; ent-
er„ hay rack; wagon box with shelves
d pig rack; gravel box; walking
low Kangaroo plow; Farmer's
rend riding plow; Delaval cream
oparator No. 10, set heavy harness;
ei: light" double, harness; set single
arness; 2 ladders; about 50 ton of
ay, a quantity} of wood,spine Brain;
ureka-seed potatoes cider barrel;
Uri: barrel.; '
; 2 sugar Tattles; forks;
ovels; chains; ,neckyokes and niuiia-
ous other; articles. 5--IouSeholt?
:Teats, etc. -Churn; desk;chest ,of
awers; 3 burner coal .oikstove vritln
en; 4 chairs; washstand; ;dishes; or
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riches. Terms of Sale -310 and uu-,
der, cash;ove0 that amount •_12
months';: credit will be 'given' oh fir,
uishinig approved;. joint note's: 1.1 per
cent,, oft` for cash on credit -amounts...
Terms of real .estate made known on
day of sale.Oscar Klapp •Auctiala--
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4 to ing Broom, „
10 ,Bars Soap, any, brand
3 takes tLtnnioii r
P,hiso ....
3 Pkg. jelly Powder.
2 lbs. Seedless' Raisins.,
'With o'-ery cash order
Doll -Free.
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GROC'ERL Y FO11' BALANCE ,0I }ON`CII.
1 Pieea Toilet set • 2.50,
61 .y dozonr ,c31D0 only •, OOe;
le• •i/z dozen,cups and ',sae eery . , . ; ; ..850
2'c 33 dozen plates' ,,80p
• ...250 1 Gal. • Stone -Crocks . , , .25c
..25c calces Toilet So<np.,';,-.... , , .25c
81. Q'0 o f a�bovc spcoials tive will` give a Soap
OUR STORE TOUR, STORE
_JOHKMiS : " 2 m O'S Gd tOVasau',ii• Y
(taking Sale Trac• 'Sale
The Salvation Army, .`ladies will • The adniinistrato
hold a baking, alerecea the estate of
sale on Saturday <iCter 'William' Dohert r, deceaised, offer fort
noon; 'Nei . 1st>r 7;-2 sale his late residence and the ad-
joining. lands, (25 acres more or less)
Auction Salo
Of 'farm stack., Tho'' undersigned
auctioneer ,has^,receivecd, instructions.
Lo sell by 'public -auction` at lot 313,
concession 1Q, Ilullett township on
Tuesday, October 281h,- commencing
at 1- o'clock sharp . the -_following:
Holstein cow, 7 years old due Nor. 5;
Durham cow; 7 years oldi•.11ne Nov. 2;
Polled Argue cow,'3 yrs. due tints of
sale; Durhain pow;, 0 years, fresh •3
weeks;. Polled Angus heifer, 2 years
old due Jan. 810; Polled Angus cow,
9 years, ,due, Dec. 1st;, Durham 'cow,
6 years, due Dec. 1st.; 3 Steers 2 yrs.
old; 3; heifers- 2 years ,old; 2 steers
rising 2 years; 8 steers; rising 1 year;
7 heifers 1 year old; 2 heifers rising
2 ,years; 2 spring calves;' 11 •spring
calves; well-bred . York sow with Ha-
ter; 50 hens'1:yeai'old;.root pulper;
2 steel barrels,:, Terris of.sale: 12
months credit on approved joint notes,
or a` discount of 5 -per cent, for cash,
John C. Radford, Proprietor.: T.
Gundry, Auctioneer.
Sheep For Sale
Aged;. Liecester ram;. registered,
and 5 young buck lambs, eligible for
registration.. Apply.to J. H. Quig-
ley, 11. R. No. 5, Clinton. 72-2-p
Farm For Sale
Lot 31, concession 1, SBlue Water
Highway), Goderich township, con-
taining 80 acres. There is a good
1%, storey frame house with 'a large
kitchen, iarge, .barns in good repair,,
with ,stabhng,underneath, -about two
acres:. of- Orchard and 18 a acres of
hardwood bush, plenty of good' water.
Also the north pant of lot 32, adjoin-
ing, containing 30 hares,:. will be Sold
separately or, together. i' 4 miles
from Bayfield, 8 miles from. Goderich.
Geo. E. Greenslade, Bayfield. Phone
602, r 12 Goderich. 76-3
' To. Victory Rend Os0iiers
Bring in your maturing' bonds and
1et'ns:e arrange for the re -investment
of your savings in Huron' &' Erie de-
'bentures.
These debentures are authorized by
the Government as. an investment folr
Trust Funds in the custody of l7xeco-
tors and Trustees. They Gain 5115
per annum payable half -yearly, which.
is the rate you 'have been receiving
on your. Victory Bonds.
'B, R. Higgins, Clinton, accepts air_
plications for debentures at; any time.
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Farm For Sale. .
". Parts 'of lots 87 and 38, concession
10, Godorioh township, containing 105
acres, are offered for sale. On the
prentises,are a 135 storey brick dwel-
ling. a commodious bank, barn .with.
stone stabling, pig and poultry pens
and driving shied. Water in stable.
There are 5 acres of bush and 5 acres
of good young bearing orchard. The
remainder of the land is all arable
and is' mostly seeded. Is in- good`
state of cultivation. Situated half a
mile from school and church a;ul con,
veniently near market, • The farm is
a very desirable one. For furtht
particulars apply to Geo. It. Elliott,
Executor William H, Colo Estate.
76-1f.,
For. Sale
Registered Oxford lambs of both
sexes, ,bred. frofn' 'reg. flocks... (''rices'
reasonable. Frank Weekes, Varna
Ont. Phone 31 on 622, Clinton Cen-'
tial. 76-2
Pastime Dance' '
The Pastirn'e Club will give a dance
in their club' rooms on Friday even-
ing, October 24th, Dancing from,
8:30 to 3.2: Agnew's Orchestra,
-
Gentlemen 75e, ladies 25c. Proceeds
in aid • of Clinton Public IIospital,
76-2
}14use and Barn for Sale
• Comfortable frame house on North
street, with garden and barn. Bare
will be let separately if desired. Ili-'
quire at The News -Record office, 75-tf
Hallowe'en. Pie Social
The Girls'. •Chtb of Willis .Church
will hold; aHallowe'en Pie Social in
the lecture room 011 Thursday, Octo-
ber ,3011 at!eight ,o'clock. There
he e
will bo a pie -eating contest and other
Hallowe'en stunts. Admission '25e.
75-2
For Sale
16 11. beech plank, sized 2 inches by
8 inches -and 2 inches'' by 10 inches, al-
so some hemlock,.luniber. W • l2
Middleton,: R. R. No, 3, Clinton,
Phone 3,5 on GOG. 75-11.
Horses For Sale •
Beautifully matched bay, : 'team
blocky horses five "years' old
weighing approximately 1600 -each,
this ;span in fine condition, broke in
and gentle, good style` and action no
blemishes. Call -John D. Woods,
Apple Grove Farm, 4th concession of;
Goclerlch township. 74-4
Cast Iron {.ranted
By the Huron Specialty Casting,
Company Clinton. Will pay 51.5.00'.
'per ton,. delivered at .Clinton.' `74-tf.
Range For Sale
Imperial .Oxford range, with high
Si1e1f and copper reservoir: " (fall of rt
teroons on Mrs C.; E.` -`Jervis, iI-Iuron
r
on which are erected substantial and
well-egnippeil buildings, Apply to J. E. Doherty on the premises, :or to
W. Brydonr', solicitor for the estate:
70-1f.
For Sale
The former -Jo n
y er ,property. .I'ive-
roomed cottage with large sun -room.
Electric light . and .town water -10
house, 3 acres of good land and all
kinds of fitiit, trees; Will 108 sold
reasonably...;. Apply,. to Mrs. McCal-
lum, Commercial Inn, Clinton, 63-t1,
House for Sale
Brick house- on .Princess street,
7 rooms and summer kitchen, town
water; also soft water in kitchen; ce-
ment basement, fiirnace, electric light,
1/9, acre garden, with .small _fruits;
stable. Apply.to Miss Mabel 'Rath --
well, Varna. ,Phone 33-606, Clinton
central, 62-tf
MORTGAGE SALE
Under and by virtue of 'the powers
contained in a certain' mortgage which
will, be produced at the time of sale
there will be offeredfor sale. by public
auction ,",lay George Elliott auctioneer,
at the premises, on Tuesday, the 28th
day of., October A.D. 1924, at the hour
of 2 o,'clock in afternoon, the follow --
Lig' property,
ollow-ing'property, viz: . All and singular
that certain parcel or tractof,land
andepirelmses situated, lying and being
in the township of HH'ullett in the coun-
ty' of ,Duron and Province of Ontario,
containing by admeasurement ninety-
two and one-third acres of land move.
of less and being composed of all of.
lot number'twent'-seven in the fourth
conbession of the said township of
Hullett,save and, except only that por-
tion thereof heretofore conveyed. for
railway -purposes.
On the premises are a good'substan
tialbrielt house and sufficient barn and
stabling. The farm is located in one
• of the best portions of the -township of
'Hullet't ths;ee miles from the town oe
Clinton. ,t
For' terms and oonditions of sale
apply to
• W. Brydoile;
Solicitor for the'Mortgagee.
75-3
For Sale
The attractive and beautifully lo-
cated property belonging to 0.• D.
Bouck, situated on High street Clin-
ton. The house has a beautiful out-
look, imposing in architectural ap-
pearance, walls 18 inch solid brick,
rooms large. Two marble fire -places
in den and parlor, hot and cold wa-
ter; cement soft -water cistern in cel-
lar, bathroom, tleetricrlights, two ver'-
andahs and sun porch, two stairways,
cellar under whole house, cement floor'
hot-air treating. Lot 75 ft. frontage,.
double depth facing on High street
',and Townsend, ° Fruit trees, garden
and smell fruits.
A bargain for quick sale.- Write.
C. D. Bouck 43 Standish Ave., Tor-
onto, Ont.: - 59-tf:
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed and re-_,
paired. Woolen goods dry - cleaned,
Rooms over Heard's barber shop.
W. 3' -Jago. _ -88-0
AUCTIONEER
Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Na-
tional School of Auctioneering, Chi-
cago,' Special course taken in Pure
prod Live Stock,Real Estate, Mer:,
chandise and Farm Sales. Rates in
keeping with prevailing market. Sat-
isfaction assured. Write or wire,
Oscar Klopp, Zurich, Ont, Phone 18='
98.--88-tf-1923
COAL
Having erected now coal sheds will
have on hand full sleek of coal 'for
immediate delivery_ Prices reason-
able,, ,
•
R. J. [V HLLE"
Orders "taken. at,;residence. Phone 1131 •
GRAIN
Highest price paid. for: Wheat,
l3arley, Oats, 'Peas and Buckwheat.
Storehouse will be Open from 7 a.m.
to 5 p.nt.
FEE r'S`
Feeds are advancing in price.. 'A
car just arrived of Low Grade Flour,
Bran, Shorts and Iiigh Grade Screen-
ings. Better lay in a stook before
a further advance.
FLOUR
A full line of High Patent, Flours
always on hand, Snowflake, .Purity,
Five Roses, ete., at small margin over
cost price.,
ROOFING
Carry a complete lino of Toronto
Asphalt. Roofing. The quality Roof-
ing with a guarantee against curling,
flapping' or turning up. In over four
years agency for this roofing have
had no dissatisfied customers.
street, 72=tt. J. A., FORD & SON
lloraa11 For Salo
Tiesidenc
e of the late,Axthun.•Cirolc
canner- Olbert and 11110,. Streets,' Olin,
tan, Key at Mr, .Walter King's.
Phone_ 123
Flour, and Feed''.M6rebante and
Grain BsYezas
Alco issuers of 11'unters & Trapper31
licensee" - -
rakoscanss5-,...x,smvivy
Rowlands Old
TELE ONE- 53
We are still
Spee -i -al
of all, kinds, for Lighting, Lubni
Also on Elephant'White'l
Come—in and get our prices ifpi,
'Boys cote 'in'forur Bicycle"
Y4repairs
make all repairs: to
Our Work Guars
We headquarters for Plow Po i
Special prices on tivo and
ibis
Bird, and n i '
50 � Par�od roofiiag and
than forY ears r
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✓s m
COAL
We have a supply of Furnace, Stove,
Nut and Soft. 'Also some good dry
slabs Leave orders at residence.'
e� once.`
E. WARD
Phone 155. Huron Street.
Singer Sewing Machines
Family, Electric and D. R. Styles.
Also -some second-hand machines,
good as new. Old machines' taken
as ,part payment. Easy terms. It
will pay you to Iook these over before
buying elsewhere. • Repairing and
parts for all makes of machines.
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EH!! WASH
The Washer that turns the clothes
powerful Vacuum Plunger which form
through-ind through the clothes, which
of washing, for Sale by
Electrician
C. IL VENNER,
That's AV
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Made with the finest ingre
blended, assures
youof
derful loaf. TRY IT ---1
it, or we will deliver ~i
fresh daily.
F. J. BROWIN
BAKER 4ND CONFECTIONER
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EGGS
All eggs purchased are paid for accordi
Come and see yours classified.
We retake a special arrangement e t
eat with all
operate in marketing, and will supply i
POULTRY
v All our poultry is bought alive on .a g
basis. If you want to make your
„ should, 'eonsult us about the breeds that
are here to serve you.
MARKETING
One of the biggest drawbacks to the pot
producer.'. Let us explain our 'new 'e`'
GUNN-LANGLOIS &'CO, LIMITED,
Write, phone or call at our Clinton
N. W. Trewarths, Manager. '1
Day Phone 190
We : are again buying: grain
Will be loading cars of wheat. Friday;:
week and also next
A car of feed Barley will be loaded',
prices before selling
C. H.
Electric Ra
ages, +�axtaxresBulks,l
Appliances
wiring and Repairs.