HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1925-01-22, Page 5THU >SDAY,, JANUARY22
ederal.Isarliamen
ay; Fel), .5th/ and t
'Legislature opens Tuesday, + eb
llor Wes Assi rong sold
(10, ghbred Airdale puppy toTrn-
1" loze'I, Clinton, and 'shiliped loran
nrday.to his new.owaler. Brussels
Jaye-: you got your .bit oC $niol{ed
ass all ready: for ,use Saturday
norning? You'll" need it to, get a
csod 'and comfor tante ., v ew . of -tire.
Premier Ferguson elirnges, the
du ational system, so that the first
wo years of uni•sC'Is-ty woil ,na-'?be
aken up at the Collegiate, -then Clin-
on will -'hate,to build a new Colleg-.
to
what with hod ey matches., and
o„ pital benefits- there seems to be
ery few.nrghts`to'devote exclusively
the pieesnre of listening' over thel
dio to spielers in the great Repub.-
c to the South boosting their re-
ective cities er 'states.
Bracer eld.
Voing on the church•uniori que
sed orf Wednesday,Jan..14'th.
embers voted, I'77•voting for a
ainst, with 3 ;.spoiled ballot's.
ves a majority of 83' in' fav
tering. the United Church..
Mr. and `Mrs. George Wat
into and their - niece, Miss
Watts; of Carrel, Man., visited
d Mrs. James 1VIeQueen and
ueefield friends last week.
he Public Library' is now nee
giving out "Of' books to niem.
kets for , membership .;are.,
ts, seventy-five cents' for'
tubers in the same family.
brary contains a.'Iot- of good bo
'l1 worth reading and the direc'
pe it will ibe wellpatronized. T
may be obtiained at Scott's
from tire: librarian; Mrs. J. Co
e Library is `piton' on Tuesday
iday afternoons and evenings.
Last weele we Mentioned. the d
Monday of last, week of on
ron County's pioneers in the
of • Mr. Jas: ':McDonald,, •Lon
',Puckersmith, at the ad,van
s of seventy-nine years. ;Mr.
aald had been in failing health
past two ' years. Be was o
ing and -robust character and w
roung'snan wenn tb Western.0
and was h Winnipeg when
opera email, ,growing city;.
there' he went to the S
Montana, ' where he engage
ing.and •prospecting fora. num
tears. -I e returned homo later
lived on the homestead ever.si
was a kind and obliging neigh
iberel in polities and was a
menthe): of the Methodist Thur,
:n that ehureh'.'Was closed he..
red Union churel!,` Lrucefield.
who,"was Miss Entine. Ca1dt,
Ned him. His family consists
sons and three daughters, all
e exceptions daug4lter, _Miss -E
who is,teaching at Palermo.
ral; eishiah.was • held Wednesd
'noon, was taken charge of
Blucefielcl order• '"o£ Oddfello
was largely. attended. Ther nia
ids of /the family extend th
rathy in this , their recent
-menta
e` Kelly "Circle held theirjailmeeting .last Tuiedsay afternoo
being the first meeting of
year the President presided, M1
he Eowey taking the topic, wh'
on "India" taken .from the stud
"The Planting of ,tire Faith
reports read. were very grab
o the members., The Intel amou
'1 for 192441vas :$$305.00 and th
five was Met, The Circle'"aIs
ibuted .$6.00 for the Diamon
1.0 Food.
Douglas BSatti3, Inspector
products,, who has' 'been i
.toon and other parts of th
for the'past ,two'years; was
r at ,the
home of"Mr. A. S. Scot
esda t,
s Emma°McDonald of Palerm
some this' week attending th
II 'of her father. ,
Thos,- Fraser and Mr. J: Rei
nton called 0n Mr.A S. Scot
'eek, ,
. D. Roiiatt of the village i
ng a week with friends in Lon
soon
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nd 81
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year of 3,739 ; volum ,fit e' ?en
and 880 ' Troll fictioeri..E'' There
ore ''av�e1;o
167 members:- The following officers'
were appointed £or,the ensuing year:
President, F. ;. Ldwo ds secretar4v-
treasu r, G. S. Greenslade; Libiar-
ian 'I ev 4' Meef^u•lane 'Asst. Lib
ran ' Miss 'F Fowiie; . Directors,
Jas' ;H. Reid,,'1 F. Mercer Mss, II.
McKay, Miss Josie Sterling, _Miss M.
E, Campbell.
M. and Mrs' .Don Murray have re-
turned from Detroit.
Mr. Jas. Cowan spent ' couple of
dayin the village.'
Arthur'Peck left last week to visit,
Mr. and hits. Allan ,1' 'a habe
tuned', after spending: some weat,Merlin. ,
The •
' second ttimie sit 1 ,.
eouiaeillor`-and one school ,trustee
held in the town hall 'Monday ev
inJanuary 1933.- '',There seas af
gathering of electors, George Cast
jr., Murdock Roth•and' Itabt. BI
were nominated for councillors.. T
two last named qualified- and the
will be voting next Monday. E".
McLeod was the only One rioininst
fortrustee and. is, 'therefore, • elect
by acclamation. , '
The annual :Meeting OftheBayfie
Cemetery Company was heldon ltfo
day afternoon at the town, hall, T
following -officers -and- directors w
appointed for 1925: President, Tit
Brownett; vice, John McDonald; sec
'reli<s,urel A: E. Erwin;; directors, E
ward Johnston, Charles Middleto
George H'udie,'Thomas,. Elliott, -'W
cotchmer, James H. Reid; sexto
Richard Elliott,'
The directors would like to see ow
rs of plots take more interest iii •t
roper; care of them: It is a . great
ity when this' is neglected ,and 1
shows little regard for the dept to
owed'ones.
On Friday . last the: children
rinity church- Sunday., 'school an
eaelrers and a few members, of -th
ongregation spent a jolly evenin
n the Orange ]fall. Various ganle
ueh• ds "Spin the pie plate," "Rack
and' Jacob," "Blind ''Man's Buff,'
French Tag," "142usical •Chairs a
`',Peanut'Race" :were' enjoyed by all
ach child Was /presented ;with a: bag
of,' Candy and an orango. Afteir a
umptuous lunch'; the, gathering dis-
ersed, after singirige,/the: national.an-
lid am'rxak es f;!
RICH
streot seal s h.
isliit Rev C ;r
sage, dangh'ter,
A E. -'Dur nut of Clrnon to Ja
We11ington {zrch,,soi o..1 Mr arid'
Mrs. LewisCrieh.'ofTirelcersnlrtl
Th RAX -YEA 2.
GUIRE; — At Holy
Trinity <;1nu'eh," Toronto, ':, on Jan
12t11, by the Rev. :°Canon Sherinan
-"Jessie' Madelene, only daughter
Mrs. J. J Maguire of Clinton, t
Terence Tiernay:of Blyth;:
Births
LAWSON--In Clinton on Jap, 10th,
to Mr. incl jlrs, 'G, 1t Lawson, a
meson.-IIaz'old Frahlchn,
Deaths
T'
TEA Sl T IN OUR' WINDO1V
reit, we will present i FREE to the Iler3`b i'
aulqunt of Cash Groceries during January - •-
1i. 1.t Prizes China; Tea Set -22 Pieces.
2nd Prize -Cream and Sugar Bowl. ..
Just'` save' your Coujter sales slips 1 and bring o
on or before fcbruas- lith
We nave.special prices this month before •etoek calm
tago, ofspecial prices and win a nice Tea` Set.
o �YIIGTTFSZ PRICES" FOR BUTTE h - A!D EGGS i,-,
o OUR STORE ..I5 YOUR STORE
' theis a:g'e
send to.otn- store
c i1IcDONALD —'1u Tuckersi»ith, on
els• Jan.12th, James,11cbonilds,,in ,his
79'41 5 eat,
,r , ST:APLES--In Hullett, .on January,
vas' . 11th, •Max"y Fowler, relict of`.the`
n- late John'Staples;: aged '86 years
an' and 1 month.
le, HABI{IRK In Seaforth, on January:
air 10th, Wi1liani Habkirk, 'aged 75
he years.,
re ,MCTAGGA'II.T--In Ilensalt, 011 Jan.
J. 10th, Alfred 1VIcTaggar t, in his 93rd
ed -.year, -.
ed 'I{AMLYN - In . Winghanr, on
18th, Dr. II. E. W. Tanilyn.
Id
11
he Applications .for Road Superintendent
we I erurtendent:
Tito "Applications for . the , position• of
Road Superintendent for the township
of Goderich; at 30c per hour will be
recc�iyed 'by "-the ' undersigned until
1° R.
Feb: 2nd. R, G -,Thompson,,Clerk.
R. P. No. 2, Clinton. 90-tf
n _
n Stray Collie
he • Caine on premises: of the: limiet'-
signed, a black and white collie::.Own-
t 00' may have' same'by'plioving ptop
d e 'ty ,and •-paying . expenses. Raabe))
Grigg, R. R. No. 3, Clinton. Phone.
o1 12 on'005. ' 90-1
d
e
a,
el
nd
The annual meeting of the ;Bayfield
Agricultural Society was held yes-
terday afternoon, svhen
esterdayafternoon,:whon the financial
report.showed .they Society'to be In
good shape, a balance of $558 being
in the treasury. The following Offi-
cers were appointed for .29,25:
President: 3'.: McClure.
les "Vice; I W. J. Stinson.
2nd Vice: John. B: Stewart. -•
Treasurer: F. A. Edwards..
,Secretary: A. E Erwin.
Directors: T."-Brownett, T. M.
Woods, Fred Middleton, .R: 1VIeMur-
ray, R, M. Peck,: ,S. Houston, J.
Reid, T. M. Snowdon, E. H, Wise, R.
penhale, W. H. Talbot, John Reth-
well, .Fred Foster, J. As Ferguson.
Auditors: J. R. Cameron,,µ'John
Falconer.
The dates set for the fall fair are
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept, 29311
and 30th. '
Auburn'
The Sacrament of the 'Lord's Sup-
per will' be administered. in Knox
church next Sabbath morning, The
regular preparatory service will be
held on friday- afternoon et 2:30 in
the basement of the church. '
Mr. 0. F. Erratt shipped a carload
of cattle last week.,
The U. F. 0. unleaded a car load of
flour and feed' on Saturday. ,
The play "Martha Made Over"
which war' given 'by the Westfield-
young people lust: Friday evening in
the Foretser's , hall . litre, was thor-
oughly enjoyed.? The vocal and in-
strumental music `between: acts was
also muchappreciated. t'
Mr. Norman •McDowell, Who,is tales
ng a' course at the 0.A:C., Guelph,.
eante up to take part ire the play on
Friday night. ' •
Mr. Hanley of Listowel spent a 'few"
ays in the village last week
Mrs, MCBTlen , of Whiteeliurch..is
pending 'a few weeks with, Miss A.
tilt dy:
Word was received last week that
1\fr:John.Nieholsoit;had lost his life
n a fire -in Alberta: Mr. Nicholson
s a brother of Mrs J, i'lutch-'arid
iss E. Nicholson and for 'a`number
l years. carried on a har•nessmakeee
hop in this village:.
manyfriend's of Mrs, -(Rev.) C.
none, ''who -has been undergoing
sent in Clinton Hospital, will
ased to know she is improving;
Grace Ross of Stanley wwas a
on Sunday with friends in
rage a
and Mrs. Nesbitt „of Belgrave
isitors' at the home of Mr. and
Vin. Nesbitt. -
SEeventon of Varna is visiting
home of Mr, Ed. Boyce.
anleg Toi+vush p
Maggie Penhale,, ,who spent
st two . months • at St. Thomas,
tuned home. •
Ind Mrs.: John Scotchnler spent
days With friends in Clinton
ell.
I3arold Penhale is spending a
ys with her parents,. Mr, and
eo. Hodgson'o f. Wilton Grove,
Wzllianr' Scotchmer spent a
with his brother-in-law,' Mr.
Townshend of 'Goderichtown-
,
lid Mrs. Miitan Steep‘,01 "God-
wnhip were .the guests of.
Mrs; W. J. Tough Last week.
Esther Talbot14 visiting her
Mr. Melvin Talbot, of the
load Hayter spent Sunday
k.nds in Clinton.
Ind Mrs. 'Wellington . Johnson
hsday with Mr. Chas, Reid at
yos1ng people's society , of
Methodist clnrrch intend hold
-
r social evening at the host c
nd Mrs, E 11 Epps on Friday
of this week,
arnet Waidess 'is visiting the
r fox aelew, days:
M
0
Rtnl$ett Township
Mr 'Wm. Carter "spent thel week-
end in 'Toronto, attending . a poultry
meeting. ;; ,.,
Miss Lillie :Adams -spent a few days
With Miss Harvey.
Mrs. 0. Lawrence is noh,at' ,.1I
311ss Mary 'Fairservice is .still in
_Brussels attending her, aunt, ,who is
still quite ill.
PERTH TOWN WILL PAY ITS`,
COUNCILLORS
Listowel; council at its first meeting
passed a bylaw allowing -$5 to each
councillor for each -regular :meeting
attended, Committee' dleetings rod,
special meetings are not to • count,
The mayor and one other member, of
-the eouncil:voted naso;
'Farms For Sale
1.00 dere fare", well situated, lot 24,'
con 2, Hay, red brick house,oellar
under all, good bank +barn and shed,
silo, windmill, garage. I and level, no
waste. 5 acres bush Good clay
loam suitable for dairy,'' mixed,
scans, sugar beets, School '/s 111110,,'
town 2 miles, church, high school,
railway, eoriyenicnt; telephone, r nal'
mail delivery.' Strong gravel Loads,
level `m irs - around. Also 75 acres
pasi;urc land, lot 17,` eon. 7,'wall-
fenced, never -failing- ; spring. Airply
Win Pearce, Hensall,; Ont., 90-2-p
For Sale
33 acres of, choice land,' joining -the
town; of Clintstn on Gavel .xoadi oh'
premises is coinfortable, house, :with
good -cellar, are up-to-date "ren house,
18x40, good barn, 32x64,• anacl5ne
shed 20x40 and garage 14x1$,'Stlaw-.,
berries, raspberries and other small
fruits. Also over 100 Barred -Rock
pullets, good laying strain, and some
yearling Barred Rocks.. Town 'water
in house end` barn, also•a good cistern
and small orchard. Apply on pr4gi-
ises to W. IL. Cole, _Clinton, or, phone
133. 90-tf:
Cutter For Safe
Good cutter for sale, cheap. Apply
to 13.'sA. Hearn, Princess street; ,90.1•.
House 'For Sale
9 -roomed cottage on Princessistteet"'
.town water, electric light phone, Sis
acre, 'mere er less, 31 - gal deo ' =.with
some fruit trees. Desirable home,
Apply on premises to ;1V1,rs. M. McIn-
tyre. • 90-tf
Auction 'Sale
Of hopsehold effecjjn,, rim estate of
the date Mri;. Chas. E. Jervis, will be
hold 'on the premises, Huron street,
on Saturday, Jain. 24th,: at 1:30, as
follows:
Bell organ, Tinperial Oxford :ran_
with reservoir,.,, large coal heater,
small heater, coal or wood, . coal' oil
stove with oven, 2 bedroom suites, ex-
tension table pedestal table, 'sewing
machine, hall pack, plush lounge,, to
pestry lounge, 'small solid waln
table, walnut sideboard, wardrob
good set of dishes, (dinner set),
number of chairs, lawn. mower, book
case, stepladder, 25 , yards Brussels
carpet, 225 yards tapestry carpet, a
number of mats and rugs, copper
boiler ;and teakettle.' :Other articles
too numerous to mention.
Oliver;. J. Jervis, executor. 'Geis. IL
Elliott,' acctioneer, 90-1
JOHNSCN & CO'S ,ORtOCERy' Phone int
PROMPT SERVICE' '
FACTS ABOUT
OPTOMETRY
By Dr. Ross Savauge' '
Optometrist -.
Sea forth Ontario
Flow many different error's of vision
arc there,-
The nnnvber is not great, aI_
though the variations may nun
into thousands,
Is this the reason. that the Optome-
trist must give tlie.closest attention
to every case?
Yes. He has all his lenses
ground to the individual needs
of ":his patients.
Nance the principal defects of vision
most commonly met with
Far .and near Sight, Astigma-
tism,. and another condition
caused by the steady ageing
of the eyes.
(Continued Next Week);
CANADIAN PAcirre '
Toronto—West St, John Through
Sleeper Service
In connection with = the Eastbound
sailings of. the Canadian Pacific S. S.
Montrose on January' 23, and the S.
S. Montcalm on January S 30, a through
.standard sleeper will be operated "isp
the Canadian ' Pacific from Toronto
direct to the ship's side at West St,
John as CoIIowsc
Leave Toronto, January 22 and 29,'
-9:00 a.m.; arrive Montreal 5:10 pan,
Leave Montreal 7:00 p.m.; arrive
West •St. -John (ship's side) 12:20 pan,,
January 23 and 30. -
This direct service it is confident;
ly ,expect'ed trill'- prove.. a great coni
v0010105 to travellers to 'Lir eat Brit-
ain, 89-3
Its Your Propert>a�` ^
Flung Insured.
I have Government licenses for under-
writing, all lures of, insurance;
Life, Fire; .Windstorm, Automobile,.
Accident and Rickuess..and
Plate' Glass, etc.
I represent only ,financially sound
and reliable companies.
If intrusted with -a share a your
patronage I- will protect your inter,
ests.
Agent for Clinton•and District of
Now
y The Mutual Life Assurance' Company
'Ready for of Canada .
R. E. RORKE ,
'"Business Office at residence, .cor. Mary and.
'Orange streets, opp. the rink
90-4
Top prices ' for .high -Grade Eggs
and Milk -Fed Poultry, 'well finished. d.
Inquire For Prices
The Clinton Poultry -House
(New Era Building)
N. W. Trewartlia
Phones—Office, 214j Residence, 214s
Play oo Jan. 30thThe play, "The Yoting,Village Doc-
tor"' will be given 151 the town heli,
Clinton, 01) Friday evening, Jan. 30th,
under the auspices of `the lloung.
People's League . , of . Ontario street
church. Admission 25e. 89-3'
.RADIO
1 4ave in stock the following 'sets:
two five -tube sets. These sets are
the equal; if not better than silts cost-
ing $25.00 to $5010 more, and the.
price, which includes a loudspeaker
and storage battery and other best
guaranteed equipment (nothing cheap
- in these sets) is .,$150.00 to $175.00.
ue a
The $175,00 ' set includes. a 30.00
loud speaker; and $21,50 storagebat-
tery, Stations heard •'from on loud'
speaker,' most of then' louder; than
any --gramophone " include . Oakland,
Gal., Winnipeg, Calgary, Toronto, Ot-
tawa, Montreal,Moncton, Hamilton,
Kitchener, Dallas, ` Texas, and' others
too numerous to mention. r have
several Second band sets good as new
at "a bargain. Have in stock phones
guaranteed a year at $5.50, tubes, 13
batteries, Everready dry cells, which
last .twice as :long as ,ordinary dry
cells, just 60e ' each, condensers,
rheastat grid ,leaks, Bremer' Fullez.
timers; varix -couplers, etc., at lowest
prices. Everything guarantted, satis-
factory. or replaced free of charge:
IL A, HOVEY
Meeting of Huron County Council,
The Council, of the Corporation of
the County of Huron Will meet in the
Council Chamber, Goderich, at -3
o'eloek in the afternoon' of Tuesday,
the -27th day ', of, January, 1923. All,
aceonnts against the, County must be
in the hands of•:•the Clerk not later.
than Monday.• preceding the ,nieeting
to? Council. , ,
Geo. W, Holman,s.Colrrrty OII rk.
Goderich, Jan.. 1033, 1925. 89.2
Notice
•
Raving disposed of my.garage bus-
iness 3 will have-to-havo all outstand-
ing accounts- settled at, once, J., 3I,
Paxnlan. 89-t1
Tenders For Wood,
Tenders for wood for 8.: S. No. 0,
.Tuckersmith up to Feb. 1st the under-
signed will 'receive: tenders , for 13
cord of 18" green body -hardwood, at
least 50 per cent. maple, delivered fat
No. 6 echdol house.- Samuel Ii Whit-
more Sec.-Treas.
A Novelty Skating P'arty'
WilI",be given in' the locatar na ori'
Tusday,.-Jan. 27th, under. the ;au
spices of • the tifillrs cllnr,cii, Girls'
Club. "Skating at eight o'clo3k,,band
in attendance, luriel ere. . Admission,,
25e. - Lunch 10c. 83,2
Basswood Bolts in the round'
37.e -or ,56" long, 5" and up' top ..
Advise:
IKEhENAN BROTHERS, LTD:; •
- OWen Spend'
Money 'on Fans Lands'
The Industrial Mortgage andSav-
Ings •Company of Sarnia, Ontario, are
prepared to advance month on molt -
gages '6o good lands. Parties -desir-
ing money o11 "farm' mortgages: will
pleaao apply to James; Cowan, Sea-
• forth, Ont., who will . fitrmsh' rates
and irther• lrartieulars, ',The Industrial
Mortgage and Savings .Company..
. 88-12
..For. Sale or Rent'
House andaot in the village of
13rucefield, Awe—thirds—'acro '-of land,
good. cellar, hard- and: soft viatci',
good 'stable and hen house. Posses -r
sion given immediately. Apply ;•: ,to
John :V. Diehl, Clinton, Gnl. 834f
Ilay For Sade , House Fors Sale' -
A quantity of good, hay- for sale:; Residence of the- late Arthur Cook,
Apply to Ed. Welsh P, R., No 1 or' corner` Albert and Mill streets;.Clin_
ring 12 on pit,. Clinton. Central 89-2 tor.. - Key, at Mr. Walter Ifirig's,'--
Cott3ge'ror Sate:`
'A cottage on "cry street, in good
repair, town W'dr, electric,,
good barn, and14.rge lot. Also a
1.4 inch roller ciushot, do First; erase
Shape, Apply to A. Seeley.' ',..89-36
Furs Wanted- -
other furS have advanced, in' price.
Miolc to $12.00: Raccoon up to
to $1.50. Do not liold yO714'
illi.COg Will probably be lewer in Feb.
euary 001110 aro otartIng fade.
Don't sell your" furs travellinir
dealers, I nail pay you •.is much and
genera mole n 1, as, ino
dealcr can afford, le nay. Sometimes
they will pay you a big price to get
your business. I pay full nrice
Edo, Salo
The former Joyner property, Five
rooKedcottage•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 t.o .Edda. McCa1-.
Comnoreial,'lpny Linton. 35-0,
For",
Sax `
16 ft beech planik sisecl 2 incites by'
8 inches and 2 inch s by 10 inches,'al
so somo hemlock' hunter,";, W.Il',"
14fiddloton, R. R No 2, Clinton;,
Phony 15 On 606'. 75.31:
Wanted to Purchase for Cash ,.
Good hemlock, •, basswood, maple
and soft elm logs,, delivered in our
mill yard at ;Bayfield and.at'.t'hos.
Wallis',
Goderich township: Custom
sawing will ,be done at both pleees.
• McEWEN BROS. -
86-3±
M. • RAMRAS -
Will pay the highest market price
for Horse Hides and ' Beef 23ides,
,Scrap Metal, Geese and Dnek Feath-
ers, eta. ....
�,.
Deliver:to''My residedde,:-opposite
Cameron's Carriage, Shop or,, phone
137 and I will call. -
,COAD
We have a Supply of Furnace, Stove;
Nut and Solt.. Also some .good ,dry.
slabs. " Leave orders est residence.
Phone 155. Hurts Street.
Having, erected new eeal 51:Cads will
have on hand full stock of coal for
inlmediate delivery. Prices reason -
R. J. 1VHLY.4111
Orders taken 'at retidencp, phone 119
Grain, Flour and
Feeds
Highest prios for all var-
ieties of grain. Can generally pay
as.high as 'anybody else, mostly high -
et for these. To your advantage. to -
cell os whenever- yen have anything
Loos
In the'maiket for" logs again
Call us if you have any to offer.
" Have A complete-stoek of 'feeds on
hand. Make a , specialty , of good
heavy, clean screenings. This feed is
reasonably priced/ .and . of highest
quality.; Beef, Serail; Tankage, Oy-
ster Shell, Grit, Oil Cake, Salt,
Ground Corn,..1Widdlings, Feed Flour,
Bran- and Shorts. '
Always ready to seire sand ang:
ious to oblige in any way possible. /
Also issuprs of Hunters & Trappers
licenses
. Phone '123
Flour d Pend Merchants d
Grain Buyers
CligAriii" WA
'We request yeti' to ship .,AS -."0"117:
We guarantee yon the I .ghest
Maiiltet Prices, accurate' tei.,ts and
prompt eervice.
' Pay 'all ,ixpress charges Tarn-
ish cream cans ,an pay, wine eaeh
11100315.
-Write for cans or furher informa-
A BARBER M
Clothes Cleaned arid Pressed
Clothes cleaned' pressed and re-
paired. Weolep goods dry elcaned.
Rooms over Heard's harloer, shop,
ED
ELF,PHONE 53
14( Ware
=,land's, 018 Stand.
E
STORE
Call i and see our assortment of
hite, blue and white, and pearl grey
Enamel ware also Tin warei o stock as
complete. ,We also have tWo second hand
Quebec Heaters at -a bargain.
e can supplryour wants and at
reasonable prices:
For 'Sale
The achni*trators'of the estate of
William.Doherty, deceased, offer_ for
sale. his late residence and the ad-
joining, lands,,(25 aares more or less),
well-equipped buildings., "Apply to
J. E. Doherty on the premises, or to
W, Brydone, solicitor for the.estate.
Honor Graduate Carey Jostes'-Na-
clonal School of Auctioneering, Chi.
cago. Special course taken in Pure
Bred Live Stock, Real Estate, lifer-
chanclise-and Farm Sales. Rates in
keeping yeith prevailing: market. Sat-
isfaction assured. Write or wire,
Oscar Mori), Zurich, Ont. Phone 18- -
93.'
Clintoilt Bakery
QUALITY
The most important thing about our
Products'is Quality. We do not use,any-
thing but -just Quality Ingredients in our
Bread, Pies, Cakes, guns°, Etc.,
or anything pretaining to Baking,
Oysters Ice Cream and Light Lunches
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A mnriber of lines to clear out at.Sacrifice Prices. Special oppertun-
ity to save Money on your Shoe xlceds
Ladies Oxfordseand strap Shoes, Black, Brown and Grey Shoes, Call-
„. skin, Patent Leather and Xid
All $7,504thes to go for $5"00
Fotm huekle Goloshes clearing at ...$3.50
Special med lot cleaiing
at $1.00 a shoe
Remember wha they say about the "early bird," stnil• tense at once
-FRED' JACKSON
The Big 'Shoe Store Opposite the Town Hall
Ilic in,
Stilphtlr and Salts,
Poultry aud Stock Food
Beef Sera.% Beef Meal, Bone IVIoal, Tankage; Alfalfa Meal, Char-
eal (Hog or Poultry), Laying IVIash): Poultry Spedific, Stock Spec -
MAPLE LEAF CATTLE MINERAL '
ohes and Prevents Abortion Sterility
„Retention of after -birth; and supplies the minerals equired by
growing stock and beef cattle.
Office Phone 199
Night 141 and 129
Clint n Old toys' Association
1878 EMI -CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION 1925
August s , 2nd, 3ra, 4th, and 5th, 1925
Please fill in below the names and addresses of former residents e•C
Clinton and vieinity, cut from paper arid return to Secretary itt once
A, J. MeMURItAY, President ' S. B,...gromEtts, Secretary
Clinton Clinton