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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1924-11-06, Page 5a q a yg,,r R:; R , Sloaii, ; 1 f evellGoOsal, Godcr'ich; R. �iO�t cinfoshIbed td eiineLh Cameron bitno}v, R 'R� loan, Bayfield; 1? Paten, Go each; `George Laith Goderich;'R. II. Revell, Gode- ; R. II. Revell, Goderich. itldwiu—Kenneth CameronLutek- now; It, R. Sloan, Bayfield;' Ja'mes Stirling', Bayfield; Geo. Iaithw,aite, Goderich, C, B. ' Middleton, Clinton; 0, Rapson, Londesboro, Spy=Kenneth'Canrern, 'Litchi -low; R. H. Revell, Goderich; R. ll., Re,, veil, Goderich;: C. B. Middleton, Clinton; I. Rapson, Londesboro; R R, Sloan. Bayfield Russet—JamesStirling, Bayfield; R. R. Sloan, Bayfield;-•- I. Rapson Londesboro; . 0. " Rapson,:Londeeboro. K Cameron, Lucicnow; T. Fraser Clinton: Ontario—R. 13.: Sloan, Bayfield; K. Cameron, Lucknow; Jas. Stirling, Bayfield; R. R. Sloan, Bayfield; Laithwaite, Goderich; James Medd, Clinton, 'Ben Davis. Kenneth" Cameron, Lucknow; James Medd, :Clinton; R: R. Sloan Bayfield; T. Fraser, Clin- toYi. ' Cranberry Pipplu—,R, R. Sloan, Bayfield; J. ` W.r> 'Salkeld, " Goderich; Janes. Medd, Clinton. Mann -,-K. Cameron, Lueknow; R. R. Sloan, Bayfield; James Stirling, Bayfield; Geo. Laithwaite,''Goderich; T. Fraser„ Clinton; T. -Fraser, Clin- ton. Greening R. R. Sloan, Bayfield Geo. Laithwaite;` Goderich. . King—Geo, Laithwaite, Goderich; J Sterling, Bayfield! R.'' R. Sloan, Bayfield; Jaynes Medd! Clinton; I. Rapson; :Goderich; S. Stothers, Olin- Wagner—R. R Sloan,•-= Bayfigld; J W. ',Salkeld, Goderich; J. Sterling, Bayfield;,5 Stothers, Clinton; 0, B. Middleton,'Clinton; S. Stothers, Clin- ton. North Star --G. Laithwaite, Goderich James Stirling, Bayfield. Blenheim 'Orange—R, R. Sloan, Bayfield; C. B. Middleton; iClintoni A. W, P. Smith, Blyth; Geo. Leith- waite, Goderich; Jas. Medd, Clinton. ClRibsnon , Pippin - Thos. Fraser, Tolman Sweet' -R. R. 'Sloan, Bay. field; A.. W. P. Smith, Blyth; R. H. Revell, Goderieh; Jas. Stirling, Bay_' field; Geo. Laithwaite, Goderich; Jas. Medd, Clinton. Wealthy—C, B. Middleton, Clin- ton; O. Rapson, Londesboro; George Laithwaite, Goderich. Stark—R. R. Sloan, Bayfield; Stirling, Bayfield; • A, 0. V. Red -K. Cameron, Luck- now; C. B. Middleton, Clinton; Geo. Laithwaite,' Goderich; 0. Rapson, Londesboro; J. Stirling, Bayfield; I. Rapson, Londesboro.' A.O,V. Green—R, R. Sloan, Hay- field; C. B. Middleton,: Clinton; R. Rs :Sloan, Bayfield Kieffers—Geo. • Laithwaite,. Gode- rieh;' R. „R. Sloan, Bayfield; S. 'Sto. titers, Clinton. Base --R, R. SloanHayfield.Olairgan—Goo., Laithwaite, Gode- rich; R. R. Sloan, Bayfield; ^ A, W. P. Smith, Blyth..: y. „ D'Anjou-,Geo, Laithwaite, Gode. rich; A. W, P. Smith, Blyth; Jaynes 1Vledcl, Clinton; R. R. Sloan, Bay- field. • Sheldon—R. I3. Revell, • Goderich;. R. R. Sloan, Bayfield; J. Stirling., Bayfield: Duchess—J. W. Salkeld,'Goderieh; R. R. Sloan, Bayfield. Seckel—R,' H, Revell, Goderich, Bossick-Geo. Laithwaite, Gode- rich. X41 'tile 'lebiserte yell over and e elections in Britain and the Unix States elft of the xray we: ought to, r tp,ave a little thought to the tiJ (uNpply, and doing our Aping M,* Six' years' ago on Tuesday, Nov. ih, at eleven o'clock the: guns .ceas tkring and the Great War ended. n Tuesdayicer t:, at eleven o'clock:, minutes of silence will be ooserw-- '. , in niennory o"C the Marc' dead. s,n,m In 0 note to The,`%_ws=Record-edi the other day Mr. Robert ILolnies Toronto, formerly editor and pro- :etor of The New Lia says: "I haste see The; New Era -go out of was - lee. 1- helped get out:the• first I3'." 'In the sporting field-remarlcod a' lien to The News -Record the other V, "when a cup is won three times usually becomes property of the n.nnng team. .'The 0.T,A. hav-' been voted on,three. times and, h time won• by the `drys' one uld think they -night, 5e' allowed keep it." Yes, why: not ?'• • Businessmen :along the "Midway". re been holding ,up to The Newel cord the advantages of that sec-.. n as a business centre and trying persuade us to )hove` to The, New a building, which, The News -Record' furred en taking over The New a. We're glad,they.would' like us neighbors but we are very coin table where we are . and may re- in helm. . The matter is still un - Phe Saturday Night says that "If Ise who think *that the `'Ontario nmerance Act is the last word in aperance legislation can get any - whine out of the vote -on•' October d they are welcome to it." But are.' these people who think the A. the `9ast word in temperance lslation; ?" It is the 'last well ken -but not the last word. which 11 the spoken, by any, means, Let Saturday Night and _ all, others warning.; i ullett Township. n old, resident of this township. ed away on Friday last in the. on of .John McGregor of the 8th' ession'.' ,Mr, •Mcf..regor was a • e of Scotland, coining.to •Canada a young ,man ,and settling on, his t in Hullett when it -was all bush, six years agb •he was married Liss Elizabeth 'Ward of Sea£orth, died over th•jt.'tyyears ago. He rvived by four sons and three hers: Albert of Arden," Man.; ace of Daysland, Alta., John of certon and Frank at hone', Mrs: ul and Miss Olive McGregor of ipeg and Jdrs. Knox of this ship. One brother, James Me- er of Vancouver, and one sister Wigginton of'Clliliton, also sur- Mr. McGregor was a man had the respect, of his fellows. funeral took..: place on Tuesday, ay. James Abery of Londesboro ating, • Brueefield... s,, Smith Of, Exeter is the guest r sister, Mrs;, Hehner. Mrs, ex's many friends are glad to that she is recovering from her illness. H-. Berry kindly entertained t home on Wednesday of last the members, of the Kelly Cir- d ladies of Brueefield at a. show- honour of the Cifcle, The Was very ,prettily decorated iii e'err colors and the sixty ladies thad 'a most happy time. When Etta were opened,•lt was found ere had been verytahundant se, A hearty vote of thanks ndered Mrs. Berry for lier en- inept. the W.,111". S. Thankoli•ering, g on Thursday evening' $136.50 alined. . The- Kelly Circle's of; was $30. Mrs. Harkness of, addressed the W.M.S. and r. Armour sang "I'll Go,3Fbsre ant` Me to Go,," ' is to the number of sixty were, ined'at the' home of ,Mr. and 'Haugh Friday veiling at a e'en party. .1.. social tiine was 1 games and othor amusements, 01 returned to their 'mines af- nding a mnost`enjoyable even - The Misses Janet and MargaJ- nhead-;won the•,prizes' for the. t costumes. While Mr. Jmi n, carried' off the prize 'for datums, ' Harry. Dalrymple and Mr. J, v`have purchased -the building owned by Mr. A,• T..,Scott; Fred Tomhnson's shed. e remodelling it and fcbtTng it e used asa.. chopping mill '11 be a great convenience to ild'avill also add lmich,to the 1fMesr, 1..Earl and y iiiotored over, from :Detroit afternoon, calling on Bruce orman ' Wheeler and• Mr. heeler of, Detroit also mo- or and -spent Sundry at their T. They all loolc as if they oyiing life, in the "City 'of d ii3is,• John Beattie of Sea= d,on Brucefiield friends on R�ouatt has retn'ned, home ding a, woelc in London. 50, ILr71's new residence -is omplobian•and is a nice addi= village. ill of Stratford is visiting here, .I. Baskets ;Basket of Pears—R. R. Sloan, Bayfield; .J. Medd, Clinton; R. R. Sloan, Bayfield; S. 'Stothers, Clin ton; Geo. Laithwaite, Goderich, Two 11 spit. Baskets of Apples R. R. Sloan, Bayfield; A. Fulton Geo. Laithwaite, Goderich; F." Law- lor; S. •Stothers, 'Clinton,. Barrels Barrel of Spies—Albert Robertson, Varna,. Baldwin, barrel -Geo. Laithwaite,. Goderich; S. Stothers, Clinton., Ontario, barrel -Geo, ' Laithwaite, Goderich.- ' Greening barrel -R. R. Sloan, Bayfield; Geo, Laithwaite, Goderich: Sweepstakes barrel of Apples—G: Laithwaite, Goderich. Boxes Snow, box—lt, .Tt., •Sloan, Bayfield.; Geo. Laithwalte, : Goderich. . McIntosh, ,box -R. R.,Slean, Bay- field; R. 13. Revell, Goderich; Geo. Laithwaite, Godefic11„ Spy,. box --O. 8, Middleton, Clin- ton; R, R. Sloan, Bayfield; George; Laithwaite, Goderich. Greening, box -13, R. 'Sloan, Bay- field. Tolman Sweet, box—R. R. Sloan, Bayfield James Medd,, ,Clinton. Russet, box—Thos. Fraser, Clin- ton; R. R. Sloan, Bayfield, ling,;:box Geo.. Laithwaite, Gode- A. 0.V.;, • box -Geo. Laithwaite, Goderich; J. Stlrlingi, Bayfield; .R. Rr Sloan Bayfield; Geo, Laithwaite, Goderich Sweepstakes, > box—•R. •'-.R. Sloan Bayfield. Display°, in flats -R. 11, Sloan, Bay. y'. GLAD SHE WASBOILN IN IIURON•' The following letter was 1•eceivcd the other day from Miss' Sadie Mc Cool, private secretary ,to ;I1'o i, Jas. Murdock '141imster'of Labor in the Ring Government. Miss McCool is a' Londesboro girl, dfughter;' of Mrs." J. :McCool of that village: Ottaava, Oct. 29th,: Tho News-Peeord Dear Miss Clark: Have always' been glad I was born in Huron equn- ty_,but never amore- so than when the returns' of the recent Plebiscite were flashed upon the screen here 'en Thursday evening last. , The citizens of Huron are to be "congratulated on, the definite stand taken, Yours S ncei•cly Sadie +MeCool,' eron,'� 1VTr Detroit yr eek=eilNd` #g6�ith�g i� �$%t�le11"f` Cameron Miss Ada Galbraith, w ho has Been visiting friends in De a of , retulnnpd with 'Bim. Miss Martha Rathwell lei't'oi, Tues- day for Detroit to attend the funeral al of her nephew. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Burt and lit. tieslaughter, Margaret of London yis•. iced over the week -end with Mrs. L resparents, Mr. and'Mrs.- F. Tiahcr, • , ', Dr, and 113. Tillinano of London spent Sunday at their: cottage in the ti iliage. Mr: and Mrs. R. T. Orr and family 'and -Mr. C, Gordon of Stratford ,spent. Sunday at Mr, Orr's cottage on the Terrace.' - ,M'iss Jean Woods of :'Stratford Nor- mal spent Sunday at, home. Mrs. Geo. W. Woods, Miss Anna Woods and ,Miss Ploy Edwards mo- tored to London on 'Saturday, Mr. and Mrs, .. Wm: Heard: and family, motored to Kitchener.; �utd ,spent the week -end with Mrs. Beard's brother, Mr. "Freer Scotchmer. Mrs, A. ''Tretheway ,left a week ago. leaf Sunday to spend' the winter in Detroit. -M4s. Young 'and Mr. W Eagle- , son of .Aberdeen, S. Dakota came on Saturday to visit their father,... Mr. Wm. -Eagleson, who is quite i11,• (Messrs.' George Castle and , Oliver Goldthorpe left en iVI'onday for Mus- koka ,;to do • some hunting. Warden -.A: `•E. Erwin attended a meeting of the children's shelter • in Goderich on. Tuesday..The speaker was.. Mr, J. -.J. Kelso of .Toronto, Rev. A. Macfarlane motored to London on Tuesday. • e. Miss, J. Stirling rettivned to the village on. Tuesday after ' having spent a week in. Goderich. Mrs. M. McKenzie has been vis- iting her mother, Mrs ,,Wm. Stirling, fir a week. - Mr. John Cameron was in Goderich on Tuesday, being called there to act as. a juryman in the. Fall Assizesr Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ,:Sturgeon have moved into Miss M. Reid's cot- tage,' with Mr. Wm. Dixon The Hallowe'en social under the auspices of the Y.P.S.:held in. the basement of St. Andrew's church on- Friday riFriday last was quite a success. The guests ,were met at the door by a ghost, who, required' them to 'take a vow to the effect that they. would do their parts to make the evening.en- joyable. They were then' requested to follow a rope 'which eventually led to the vestry,' where they were suet by another etherial figure, who led 'thein into the room where the fun was. A witch in a booth in one eor- ner. told the fortunes of those ;yho, wished to know the -future and then there ,were . the usual ;Hallowe'en games, catching ,apples, etc. after which was a singing contest. Each one present was given a alip of paper with the line of a song and then each group 'which had the lines to ging a song sang it. After this there were two other contests and then refresh- ments were served and; the guests dispersed after singing the National .Anthem, all feeling that they really had enjoyed • a very pleasant even- ing, 'The Y. P. S. will meet on Friday; Nov. 7th, instead of Nov: 14th, as the Ladies'• Aid of •St, Andrew's church 'plan to hold a fowl supper in the town hall on the .latter~ date. Mr, John Howard returned from the west on Monday. Mr. and Mrs, E. Wigle of Lon- don spent the 'week -end with the lat. ter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. James Sturgeon. Mr, W. R. J,owett is 'ihstalling a radio. aliiss A. Drehman is visiting, her father, Mr, II, Drehman, London Roast Mrs. Davidson and Miss Helen have returned; ',after spesiding the summer in California. They came home by way of the, Caandian West,. stopping off at Winnipeg for a visit. Mr, Isaac Dodd, who has been mak- ing' his home with his son-in-law, Mr. G. W. Layton,' for the past few years, was niairiedlast week to Mrs. Little of Goderich township and has taken up housekeeping in his own house in Clinton. We_ are sorry to lose him from the road' but extend good wishes, • arrisiges CHARLES-HIUTC1-ZINGS—At st:- Aidans church; Toronto, on October 29th, by the Rev. T. I3.. Cotton, Lillian H„ daughter of Mrs. Hutch- ings and` the late G. H.Hutchings of .Goderich - township, to Garner A. Charles of Toronto, RADFORD—+SHOBBROOii;-,in . Hu!- 1'lett, on October 29th, by the Rev. W. R. Osborne, Maude, daughter of Mi•. and Mrs. J. 11. Shobbr.•oolc of the 13th, to Norman Radford of East Wawenosh. DODD LITTLE. --At the Methodist parsonage, Seaforth, on c0et.• 28th, by, the Rev. R Fulton Irwin, E. J. Little to Isaac Iiodges Dodd. Deaths KILTY-1n Chicago, on Nov.. 3rd, Sophia- Kilty, aged 57 years. The funeral takes place this Thursday, afternoon from the home of Mr. T. M. Farquhar of Hensell. ANDERSON—In West Wawanosh, on Sunday, Nov, 2nd,' Mrs. Margaret Anderson, aged 82 ,years. McGREGOR—In Ilhtllett, on October • 31st, John rMeGregor•, in his 85th year: Social and Entertainment Will : be given ': in Sharon church, Goderich township, on Wednesday ening, November 19th, at 8 o'clock.,,, Good program, - Admiission, adults 356,. Children :20c, 79 2 These loeesr 640 fest; Ric 25e o nlcgs, &m—Ionia 25c 1b Bull Guno i 10c pl g. Russo .. 25e pkgs 5 lbs.. Pure ;Jelly y Powder .25e ',6 Oakes. Of: Pellct,Soap. dile Lai 1,30 2 'lbs, of Macaroni :25c 2 Dates (New) 25c -t tone Crocics . , IU. Da gaL: sine Z6r,, HIGHEST PRICES' FOR BUTTER AND EGGS MAKE OUR STORE YOUR STORE` JOHNSikj et CO'SC0C kd :PPaaae 211 Pie Social Notice to, Creditors A pie social will be given by the Ladies' Aid. of Ontario, street+church,' in the lecture room of the church, on Tuesday evening, 'Nov., 18th. A program will be presented and a Notice is hereby given that all per- sons having claims against the es- tate' of IIen y Peck, deceased, late of the township of 'Stanley in the County oC Huron, farmer, who died on or a- bout the 16,10 day, of JulyA.D. 1924,, Inc required to send or deliver to Ro- bert Great of the said township of. Stanley,' one of the executors of the will of the said Henry Peck, or to the, undersigned, thein names and addres- ses and full•particiilars of their claiin, And take notice that after the fif_. teenth day of November next the ex- ecutors will proceed to. distribute a- niong • the .persons entitled thereto, and that the said executors will not be liable forthe said; assets or any part .thereof'. of any person of whose claim they shall not then have received no- tice. Dated at Goderich this 25th day of. October A.D. 1924. HAYS & HAYS, Solicitors for the executors of the Said late Henry Peck. 78-3. In the estate of Henry Peek, de- ceased. hearty invitation is extended ,Lo all. to attend. Admission 25c. 79-2 For Sale DeForest-Croslcy Radiophone sets. One -tube sets, all complete with 'mhos, batteries; phones,' etc., price $39.00 Two -tube sets all complete $53.00 Three -tube :sets all complete $80.00. Guaranteed :loud speakers $12.00 up. Phonograph attachments to make a loud speaker out of pffono,galiph 37,50 tap. Eveready or Willard storage batteries $16.00 and up. Can get you any radio set or supplies at low- est . prices, • r Range of abdve sets: 'One and two Aube sets 1500 utiles un phones. `'Three tube sets 1500 miles on loud speaker. Also for .sale se- veral e veral rebuilt -sets good as'new, at, a bargain. I get Oakland, California on above sets. H. A. Hovey, Clin- ton. '79-tf. Farm Work Wanted Young married man, experienced; wants work on farm, by year. Sepa rate house• preferred. Start any time. Write, stating ,wages, etc. Drawer B, Clinton, 79-4-p • 'telly Circle Sale ,• The annual .sale of fancy work, aprons, home cooking, etc,, will be held in Union church, Brueefield, on. Thursday, Nov. 13th Sale to com- mence,sharp at 7:30. Chicken din- ner'served from 6 to 8. Admission 40c and 25e. • 79-1 Watch Found Near Bayfield a silver wrist watch, the name Ryrie on dial, monogram and date engraved on ,back. Owner can have same on paying for this adver- tiseilent. Apply D. C. Galbraith, Bayfield, Ont. 79-3 Note. Lost note from James Alexander to Janes Campbell, dated October 30th, 19230 .also"signed by Hugh Campbell. Finder please return to James Alex- ander, Clinton. 79-1-p Pullets for Sale Single comb Rhode Island Red mil- lets, and Barred Plymouth Rock pul- lets. Phone '213-r-3. Ed}vard L. Mittel] . 79, 3 Pastime Dance The Pastime Club will give a dance. in their club rooms on Monday even- ing, November 10th. Dancing from 8:80 to 12. Agnew's Orchestra. Gentlemen' $1.00, ladies please pro- vide. 78-2 Winter Apples for Sale • ''A quantity of good 'winter apples. $3,00 per barrel delivered. C. 113. Holland, Phone 15 on 607. 7843 Maid Wanted A young girl for light house work.. Inquire at the News -Record oliree. 7843 For Sale Frame house on Albert, Street,' 'Clinton, in good repair; 9 rooms end summer kitchen; good cellar with cement floor, wood shed, verandah, hard and soft water. Caere of gar- den with fruit trees and small fruits. Apply to Samuel Merrill,- R.- R. No. 1 Clinton, 77-1-p-tf Sliropshires for Sale For sale a few good ram lambs, some shearling ewe lambs, all from registered stock, W. G. Ross, Lon_ desboro, Ont.; Phone 26-15, Blyth Central. 77-5-p w, For. Sale Registered Oxford lambs of both' sexes, bred from reg, flocks. Prices. reasonable. Frank Weekes, Varna Ont. Phone 31 on 622, Clinton Cep.; tral. • •76-4 Fitrm For Sale Parts of lots 87 and 88, concession 10, Goderich township, containing 105 acres, are offered for sale. 0n the premises are a 11,5 storey tirielt dwel_. ling, a commodious bank barn with stone stabling,' pig "'and poultry pens and driving shed. Water in stable. There are 5 acres of bush and 5 ;acres ofgood 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 and con- veniently near market.The farm is a very, desirable one. ;For further partictiilars apply to Gen. IL,•Elliott, Executor' William H. Colo Estate. • 76-t3. For Sale . 16 ft, beech plank,sized`2•inches by 8 inches and 2 inches by 10 inches, ah. so seine hemlock lumber, W.. 'II,. Middleton,". R R., 'No. 3, Clinton, Phone 15 on„600. 75=tf Cast Iron Wanted By the Huron Specialty • Casting Company, Clinton 'Will pay $15.00 per ton, delivered at Clinton.' '74-tf • Range For .Sale Lnperial' Oxford range, with high shelf and copper reservoir, Cali af- teroons 011 Mrs 'C E Jervis, Huron street. 72-33, Mouse For Salo Residence of the late Arthur Cool:, corner Albert' and Mill, streets, Clin- tee. Key at Mr. Walter ,King's. • Farm For Sale The 'W'eir farm, lot 27, concession 4, Hullett, 92 acres, for sale privately. Apply to W. Brydone. 78-tf Sheep For Sale Aged'. Liecester ram, registered, and 5 young buck -lambs, eligible for registration. Apply to J. H. Quig- ley/R. R. No. 5, Clinton. ' 72-2-p For Sale • The administrators of the estate of William Doherty, deceased, offer for sale his late residence and the ad- joining lands, (25 acres more orless), 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. 70-t3. For Sale The former Joyner property. Five roomed cottage with large, sun -room: Electric light and town water in house. 3 acres of good land and all kinds of fruit trees. Will be sold reasonably. Apply to Mrs. McCal- lum, Commercial Inn, Clinton. 634f. For .Sale The attractive and beautifully lo- cated property belonging to C. D. Houck, situated on High street Olin., ton. - The house has a beautiful out- look, imposing in architectural ap- pearance, walls 13 inch solid brick, rooms large. Two nimble fire -places in den and parlor, hot and cold wa- ter, cement soft -water cistern in eel- lar, 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. Write 0. D. Bolick 43 Standish Ave., Tor- onto, Ont. 59-tf. Clothes 'Cleaned and Pressed Clothes cleaned pressed _and re.. paired. 'Woolen goods dry cleaned. 113oom8 over Heard's barber shop, W. J. Sago.--83-tf AUCTIONEER Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Na- tional School of Auctioneering, Chi- cago. Special course taken in Pure Bred Live Stock, Real Estate, Mer- chandise and Farm Sales. Rates in keeping with preva}ling market. Sat- isfaction assured, Write or wire, Oscar Klopp, Zurich, Ont. Phone 18- 93. , CO 413 having erected new coal sheds will have on hand full stock of coal for immediate' delivery. ' Prices reason- able! R. J.. MILLS Orders taken at residence. Phone 110 G IN Highest price paid for: Wheat, Barley, Oats, Peas. and Buckwheat. Storehouse will be open from 7 a.m. FEEDS Feeds are advancing in price. • A car just arrived of Low Grade Flour,. Bran, Sherts and High Grade Seieen- ings. Better lay in a stock before a further advance.: FLOUR A full line of High Patent Flours always on hand,' Snowflake, Purity, Five Roses, etc., at 'small margin over cost, price., . ROOFING Carry a complete' line 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. J.A. FORD & SON Phone 123 Flour, and Feed Merchants and Grain Buyers Also issuers of Hunters & Trapper" TET EPIIONE 53 e arrc 19001 of all kinds, for Lighting, Also on Elephant i Come in and get our prig Boys come in for your Bicycle R make all-lepai Our Worlt:. We are headquarters for Plo' Special prices on two an , Bird tae • d Sons Parr<ad RoofAn than for COAL We have a supply of Furnace, Stove, Nut and Soft. :Also some good dry slabs. Leave orders at residence, 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 look these over before buying elsewhere. Repairing and parts for all makes of naiaohines. Earl Steep. • Jan. 1, 1924 1 THE i10NDEH„ The Washer that turns the cl� powerful Vacuum Plunger whic through and through the clothes. of washing, for Sale by C.. '11. VENN Electrician MIDZIENRIESIZEUR Thhat Br( Made with the finest i blended, assures ya derful loaf. TRY • I' it, or we will deli fresh daily. ■ o BR BAKER AND CONFECTIONER mcelawasszatraaamramamemereseparaimatuncsmagazaw We Bug and EGGS All eggs purchased are paid for a • Come and see yours. classified, ,, We make a special arrangement w operate in marketing., and will st POULTRY All our poultry is bought alive o basis, If you want to snake , should, consult s about the gree( are here to serve you.'i • 'MARKETING One of the' biggest drawbacks to producer. o, Let us explain our GUNN LANG -LOIS & CO. LIMIT Write, phone or call at our N. W. Trewartha, Ma Day Phone 190 Flour a a Purity, Five Roses and Monarch Bran, Shorts and Screenings. al Ga>.tI We are paying the highest Shipping Barley: and Buckwh W. ,. NK Office Phone 199 AN IA WIEN scrineatintwomemeniemammericeeviminair rIS o ., VENNE 4 Electric Ranges, 9 es Fixtures, 'B Appli Wiring and!Repairs.