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a real winter
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er. to. report that. Airs: Jahn
ole of the banblo,7lhne is under
r 1oftt we hope Lo hoar soon
r her' speeds, .'erose y':
Mr. Roy Scotchmer nas been assist-
ing.'Mi•. Len Talbot to cut wood lately.
• Mr.1W. J+Stinson shipped a :fine
car load of cattle toTorontolast
week. 11
Sorry to report that Mt. Alex. Orr
is under the doctor • Care.
Mis. J. Harris, whet has been vis-
iting 1.e1 sister, Mrs. Peter McGee,.
Tor the past feib weeks; has returned
to her home in Port Huron
Mr. and . Mrs. Orval McGlinchey
have 'been spendnsg 'the past ;week
with !friends in Detroit.
Mise Cleta Pepper or near Clinton
Spent+the week -end with Miss Rena
Johnston, •
Mrs. John 1±. Harnwvell is atnc Visiting,pres
•
e,friends in "God rich. ;
The marry friends of Mrs. J. at-
son'will be pleased' to knew sWhe is
improving in , health, alLhough.,not
just as fast as we should like.
•
Jainiar5 111.• brio more; da ,after,
ou y
in which •'to stage that tinie
honored thaw.,
Well, we didn't see the eclipse bit
t e'd all read so much about 15 that
w e snow exactly howl it looked ,any-
,,
ny-
ar.
Eatieg raw oysters is being forbid-
den .n Chicago, on account of several
=cases of typhoid which were att i-
louted to that cause
"Since winter ;set in it has,.woeked
at its 'job with a wholeheartedness
which connnands our adniir ition." re-
marks an exchange.
:With the tnureuay hovering around"
zero all day'and droppin g to ssxteen
,or eighteen below during; the night
there is no.diffictiltyinkeeping cool.
The newspapers certainly gave the
people a lot of good advice regarding
the eclipse, but probably it will all
have been forgotten- before -the -next
one.
A 'scientist tells us that brains are
growing; sntailer. We might be'able
•
to 'got.' along with fewer=l.rains ;but
we .could name some other people wild
seem to require all they've been en-
dowed with.
The quantity of tinolce used to
smoke' ° .the thousands of pieces of
glass -which were in preparation for
the eclipse on Saturday couldn't have
had anything to do with clouding up
the atmosphere, surely,.
,La rd Northcliffe is said to be
• of "Society' of Spirits" on theother
plane where henow dwells. Well,
Northcliffe was a great little old or-
ganizer.=while he remained .on this
planet, and • there's no denying: he
liked'; to be at the head of things.
"Two -dollar wheat sold on Winni-
peg.exchange,' ran a, headline in one
of last week's dailies..:. What,inost
farmers would like to see is wheat
sold at $2 in the open market, when
each individual grower could pocleet-
one 'hole two -dollar bill for each
"bushel .sold.
s "That show of yours didn't span out
thismorning," a citizen'remarkeeto
The News -Record Saturday after -
•noon, ":where shall we apply to have
• our money refunded?", But this was
to bea free show, hid had the weath-,
er.• proved favorable Wou
been worth all the trouble of getting
ready -to witness
't ld Lav
LOIlldSbli3r0
Mrd Wm. Grdffith, who ' has been
hone for the past two months, re -
tinned to Detroit on,Satua•c1:sy.
Rev. W. 1. 'Osborne spent Satur4
day in London.
"
M. Albert Radford and fanily'hre'
spending a few' days With friends In
Goderieh.•
Mrs John Govier. _of the village is
visiting with -ter' sister-in-law, Mrs.
Burford'in W1nghain.
Mrs. C; Watson and'daughtereFern,
spent' Sunday with her brother, Mr.
W. H. Lyon,. of Blyth.
A,soeial evening wi}l be given by
the Woiuene" Institute on ; Friday of
this week, Bring your basket and en-
joy a good time together.
Miss Blanche Eimiierton of Lon-
-don has been a oat at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. M. Ross.
Miss L. Rutledge of Ailburn is vis-
iting with friends in the village. ''
The Woman's Institute meeting will
be held on Feb: 5th. A pifpe r entitled,
"Reading ,for Pleasure . and Profit,"
will.lbe given .by Miss S. Barr,piano
duet by Misses Brown, solo by Miss
S. Sampson.. Hostesses are Mrs. G.
goon,Mrs. McVitt'e, Mies Pearl
Moon, Miss Benz' and l s. Osborne,
Friend Snaith, editor 'of The Vying-
'tam Advance -Thies, who had a fire
in his house a week or so ago and ,wile
has since a dread of fire, the other;
night got up to go. downstairs, to see
cif his.furnace drafts were turned' off,.
'and fell downstairs. At least that is
the story he, hiimself tells about it
and: far be it from to doubt his
word,
*.w * a:
"Saturday Nightt" says many of its
critics -are now in jail.' Our readers
will vouch that we never said an un-
kind word of "Saturday Night." We
ways spoke highly of it and never
said anything that could be,consider-
ed a' criticism of that eXeellent jour-
nal. --Kincardine Review.
The Saturday Night'has the Re
t: view than properly scared.-- '
When La Luna so tar forgot her
manners and the law of precedence
as observed by ,the heavenly bodies,
es to 'wallc.right in front of Old Sol,
whose rank entitles him to first
0lace, the old gentleman; may not.
have liked it but he wasn't going to
have a lot of rude, people staring at
him during the ordeal, 'to ,pulled' up
a thickcloud screen over itis face un-
til lit was all 0303.
The mayor of Clinton has ar±a'nged
to have the town bell' rung next Sat,
urdy morning, so that the citizens
may riot. miss the eolipse We'faney,
though, it will` take more than a bell;,
to wake than up.-Goderieh' $iglial.
The '.Signal man doesn't know what
energy: Chief Stong can put into the
ringing of that bell" . Why, it we
'happened be half a mile nearer: it
might
a"even have awakened: the 5nliab=
ite'nts of sleepy old Goderich, By the
way, did they " even see where the
eclipse was supposed to be taking,
place? .
ENJOYING WINTER: IN' SOUTH
"Hermosa Beach, Cal. Jan. 19, 1925
"Clinton Neweeneeord: Dear Ed-
'itor: Looking over the News;Reeo d
of Jan. 8th, I saw wheve.102 hours in.
'December had been pelt in on the
streets, plowing the snow off the side-
walks. Sone contrast''tb' southern
`•;California, for liege -last week, I sae
-people: planting • onions, and oth
garden stuff, green peas; in blossom,'
anddroses and all kinds of flowers he
fullb
kion. Bought a pail of 35 good-
-sized.' oranges the other day for 20
a
cents. .Oranges are noWgrowing.. on
the trees here. Yesterday I went
bathing : in the Pacific `Ocean, This
is the place to gb to get away from
a Canadian .winter.
But I can't get along without the
home paper. It comes next to nay
Bible. Yours truly, -E., W. llod-
away
, ,,.-1b;d. ;Note; Oh, ,yes, for people who
cannot stand the cold the smith's the
plate. in winter. But you don't get a.
chance to have a sleigh ride, a skate
or to witness a 'snappy game of.
hockey.
Throe dozen oranges for 201
sounds good, but what do the Cali-
fornians pay ;:for Huron County.
apples, or do they ever` see once?' •'Xt
-nay be a7i. right for monied'?eopie'
mice the writer of the above letter th.
travel south for winter and come.
back north for our incoranarable sum-
mers -for
um -me sfoi thoseofus who roust stay
pretty _ much in one place; this is the
h a 'ot
place. ' We have 5 uel va_riety
-weather that interest in it clever
palls:)
Auburn
A pleasant evening was spent at
the home of Mr. and.'Mrs. A. C. Jack-
son last Wednesday, when the mem-
bers of the Methodist church present-
ed'Miss Lottie, who has been the or-
ganist for sometime, with a music
cabinet. The evening was spent in
games, after which a dainty lunch
was served'
Mss. Cole, who has been ill in the
Hospital at Clinton for some trine, is
now, 'visiting her son, Mr. H. 'Hog -
ridge, until her health improves.
• Mfr. ~John %baro is not well. We
hope to nee him better soon.
Mr. Robt. Scott is at --present very
ill. We hope for his,speedy recovery:.
Dr. Weir r was ill a few days last
week, and unable to attend his pat-
ients We areall pleased to see him
able to be about again.
Mr. WM. Ruddy lis under the doc-
tor's care:
The play, "Martha Made Over,
evhiah harebeeu given with such splen-
did suer:ess at Westfield and Auburn;
is to be repeated at. Blyth on°Friday,
Jan.. 30th, and 'at' "'Belgrave on ;Feb.
The .young people of the, Presby-
terian church are preparing a play en-
titled' "Dust of the Earth," which
they ire planning to give in the•For-
ester's hall Isere on Feb. Gth.
Mr. Win. Plunkett spent the week-
end in Toronto.
On Friday -evening, .Jan. 30th, in
the Presbyterian church here, there is
to be a .debate between the boys of
Auburn and Bentniller, :on the subject:
"Resolved -that the world is getting
better," ,.
Pity the S les an
vvb 1
The salesman alesman who is not
free to rise Long: 1listiiiice
without Tieing criticized is
probably not Covering his
territory in the .most eco-
i imical mintier.
He is competing with sales
Vier who call urs their ,cus-
tomers
is-tom i.5 hetween visits;'
s
e-
cwe repeat m orcleis or sell
additional items;
- welch Sales anagers
who encourage Salesmen t0
use Long Distance, because
ib 'saves money and time;
--with saloeneen who, when
travelling, telephone to
customers in small towns
from some central point.
Of two salesmen who both pre-
serve ti proper proportion.be-
tween expense and sales, the ane
who uses Lon gDistancethe most
is usually the most,offective.,
Each New Subscriber Adds to She.
Value of Year 2'clephalos
MentalanlitaltilliMealkardlliiMMEIM
TYNs 1 lnt,tJ0llett :,en, Jan, 25th, to
lh . and• 1tTr s Charles Tyner, or the
Base line,; a daughter.,
V1cGII L Lt' Elarpuih v, on January
18th to Mr. }n,l'.Mrs, Byron Me--
Gill
e-Gill a son.`
CARDIFF -In Clinton, on Jan. 25th,
Rachel Elliott, widow of the late
John Cardiff, of .Brussels,
POTTER. -In Goderich Township, on
Jan, 26th, Philip`; Potter,
65th year. -
I-IOdbTON-At Goderich, on Jan. 21st,
Janes Horton, in liis 76th year,,
To Creditors .Yid ' Other Claimants
In the mattes of the estate of Elsie
Ann Richards, Lite of the Township
of Goderich, in the .County of Huron,
wide -W, deceased. '
Notice- is hereby given that all cred-
itors
andof reps hav'n
clai
ms- Orde-
mands .against' the estate of the said
Elsie Ann Richards,' who •died on the
6th day of November, 1924; are re-
quired, on oar before 'the first day of
Mara, 1925; to send" by post 'prepaid
or•deliver'to'the undersigned solicitor
herein for Nettie May -Wallis, admin-
istratrix of the estate of the said de-
ceased, the full .particulars in writing
Of their claims, a statement of their
accounts and the nature of the secur-
ity,, if any, held by them.
And Takeo i'e that N t c, tat after the
first day of March, 1925, theadminis-
tiatitix.will distribute the assets of
the zleceased annong: J',the parties en-
titled thereto„having::regard only to
the claims of 'which she shall then
have notice; and that the said ad-'
ininistratrix will not' be liable for the
said ,assets' of any part thereof to any
person or persons of - whose claim
notice shall' hot have been received by
her at the time of such distribution.
R: A•Cluff, Goderich, Ontario; Sol-
icitor for the Administretrix.
Dated at Goderiehhthls 27thdayof
January, A.D, 1925 91-3
Probationers Wanted
Two probationers . for Clinton Pub-
lic Hospital. Apply to Supt. 'Grain-
ger at the Hospital. 91-tf
Valentine Supper
Thursday, Feb. ,12th ' in Wallis
Church Lecture Room, under the au-
spices of , the Girls' Club. Supper
from 5 to 7.. Everybody welcome. Ad-
mission 35e.. • 91-2
Furnished Rooms to :Rent
Single; rooms from $1.50 up: Also
a suite of rooms. Stoves included' for
light, housekeeping, and alI conven-
ienees on . same floor. Every room
Heated. Also board if desired. Apply
Spruce Lodge, opposite Ontario St.
Church. 91-4-p
,Kindly Settle Accounts
Having sold our butchering busi-
ness to Messrs., Connel &" Tynda-1 , a
representative of the firm. will be
their shop, our old stand, Huron
street, for the nett few weeks to re -
cave settlement ' of all outstanding
accounts. Butler Tiros. 91-3
Box Social
L.O.L. No. 145, Goderich township,
will'hold a box social in the Orange
Ilall, 4th 'con., en Wednesday even-
ing, Feb. 41,11. A splendid program
will he furnished. Mr. Geo. II: Elliott,
the ;popular auctioneer of Clinton, will
auction off ,the boxes. Admission 215e.
Ladies with boxes,: free. 91-1
Applications for Road Superintendent
Applieations for the position of'
Road Superintendent for the township
of Goderieh, at 30e per hour will be
receive& by the undersigned until
Feb, 2nd. R. G. Thompson, Clerk,
R. It. No.,2, Clinton. 90-tf.
For Sale
33 acl:es`.o£ choice land, joining the,
town, of Clinton on Gravel road; on
promises is comfortable house, with
good cellar, en up-to-date hen house,
18x40,good bau, 32x64, snachine
shed 20x40 and garage 34x18,: Straw:
berries, raspberries and other small
fruits.' Also over '100 Barred Rock
pullets, good laying .strain,' and some
yearling Barred Reeks. Town water
in house andbarn, also a good cistern
and 6111a11 orchard. Apply on mem-.
ises to, W. It. Cole, Clinton,. or phone
133, - ' 90d1,f
House For Sale
9 -roomed cottage on Prihcoss street
town water:, electric' light, 'phone, .1/e
acre, more or less, of garden - with,
some fruit trees. Beale -able home,
Apply on premises to Mrs. M. Meln
tyre. •90-tf
Cottage For Salo •
A cottage; 0n M'Iaisy street, :in good
'repair, town "water, eleetrie'lighi;s,
good barn,' and large lot. Also a
14 -inch roller, ".crusher, in first-class
shape, : Apply to A. Seeley. 89-1:L1'
- Notice
Having llisposed of`my.garage bus-
iness I will have to have all outsttind-.
ing accounts settled at once. J.' Th
Pa'kman• ,a9 -if
`Fire Wanted
Mink, Raccoon, 'Fox, Weasel and
other, furs' have -advanced in, price.:'
Mink up, to $12.00; Raccoon `.up , to
$6,00; Fox up to - $15.00; Weasel. up
to $1.50. Do not hold your furs,
Prices will probably be Iower its Feb-
ruary as mink are starting to fade.
Don't sell your furs to travelling
dealers. • I can pay :you as much- acid
generally more than -' any travelling
dealer can afford to pay. Sometimes'
they will pay you a big price to get
your business. I pay full.eelice' all
the time. H. A. Ilovey.
Farms For Sale -
,100-acre;farm well situated lot 24,
con 2, Hay, red brick house, cellar
wider all, good bane barn and shed,
silo, windmill garage.' ,Land level, no
waste. 5 cares hush. Good clay
loam suitable for dairy, mired,
beans, sugar. beets. School 1/, mile,
town 2 miles, 01105011, high school,
railway, convenient; telephone, papal
mail delivery. Strong gravel leads,
level nnries around. Also 75 acres
pasture land, lot 17, con. 7, well-
fenced, never -failing spring. Apply
Wim. Pearce; Hensall, Ont. 90.2-p'
lnffiec'd
TIIURSDAY, JA
Gtr 1Yr 29
Q
TEA SET Ibi OUR WINDOW?'
W:,11 we will;. present it FREE to theperso t 'iv'ho Buys the Itc'he's
amount of Cash GIocerios during January,,
1st Price -China" Tea Set -22 Pieces,
20d Prize -Cream and Sugar Bowl.
Just save oi' Countersales slips and bring 4rserd Co'S:r store.
on or, before February Goli
We have special prices this month before- stock taking; so: take advan
tags of special prices and coin a nice Tea Set.
IIYGIJEST_I'RICES FQR BTJ TRR'AND EGGS.
OUR STORE IS YOl7R STORM
JOHNSC .I,CO'S CR;eiCE
,PROMPT SERVICE
Phone lith
FACTS ABOUT
OPTOMETRY
B" Dr. Ross Savauge
Optometrist
Seaforth
Ontario
Why is a person far-sighted.
Usually because his eyesare
smaller than they should be.
The degree of the farsight de-
pends upol the extent of the
variation from normal.
Does a far-sighted person know he is
far-sighted?
•
Not unless the defect is so.ex-
treme as to interfere with
.. vision,
Then a' person may suffer from far -
sight anbelieve he has normal
vision? -
Yes:- 1Vlany (perhaps most)
far -Sighted persons .have -vi-
sion,
i-sion, especially . distant vision,
better than normal,, so have no
reason to believe they have an
error of vision.11 .
(Continued, Next Week)
•
Fat lens`Wanted, also
Crate -fed Chicks s
Il
Inquire for Prices -
Eggs bought;, according to Domin-
ion Government Egg Regulations.
Poultry and Eggs Retailed at
Moderate Prices
The Clinton' Poultry -House
(New Era Building) '
N. W. Trewartha
Phones -Office, 214j Residence, 214w
Tenders For Wood
Tendeys for wood fpr S. S. No. 6,
Tuckersmith up to Feb. l:st the under-
signed 'will receive tenders for 13
cord ef,18" green body hardwood, at
least 60 per cent. maple, 'delivered at
No. 6 school house. Samuel H. Whit-
more, Sec.-Treas. 80-3
b
• Pay en San. 30th-
The"play, "The.'Sieung VillageDoe-
tori" will, be given in the toWn Ball,
Clinton,. on Friday evening, Jan. 30th,
under,, the 'auspices of the • YoungPeopl 's League of' Ontario street
ehurdh.. Admission 250. - 90.3
RADIO
I have in stock the following set's:
two five -tube sets. These sets are
the equal if not better than sets cost
ing $25.00 to $50.00 adore,and the
price, which includes a loud speaker
and storage battery and other hest
guaranteed' equipment (nothing cheap
in • these sets) is $150.00 to $1.75.00.
The $176.00 set' includes a $30.00
loud speaker and $21.50 storage bat-
tery. Stations heard from on loud
speaker, . most -of them Iotider than
any grtnophone hielude ; Oakland,
Cal., Winnipeg, Calgary, Toronto, Ot-
tawa, Montreal, MVIoneton, Hamilton,
Kitchener, Dallas, Texcas, and others
-
too numerous to mention. I have
several secondhand sets -good as new
at a.bargain. Rave in stock phones
guaranteed a year at $5.50, tubes; B
batteries, 'Everready dry eells,+whieh
last twice as long as ordinary dry
cells,, just 60c each, . condensers,
rheastat grid `leaks, Bremer' Fullez
timers, vario-couplers, etc., ;:at lowest
prices.' Everything guarantted satis-
factory. or replaced free of ••charge,
• IT. A. HOVEY.,
Money on 'Farm Lands
The Inclitsirial' Mortgage and. Say-
ings Company, of Sarnia, Ontario, ave
prepared to advance money on mort-
gages on ;good lands, Parties, desir-
ing money; on farm- mortgages will
please apply" to .James Copan, Sea
forth,' • Ont., -Who will furnish ,rates
and other particulars. The Industrial'
Mortgage and Savings Company.
88-12
• AUCTIONEER
IIonor Graduate ;Carey Tones Na-
tional School of Auctionee ing, Chi-
cago. Special course taken in Pure;
Bred Live Stock, Real Estate, Mer-
chandise and
er-chandise'and Farah Sales. '" Rites in
keeping with prevailing marl et Sat-
isfaction, _.assured. Write or wire,
Oscar I{lopp, Zurich, Ont. Phone 18 -
Fol Sale
The administrators of the estate of
William 'Doherty, deceased offer for
sale his late residence ancl the ad-
joining lands, (25 acres more or less),
on which are erected substantial and
well-equipped buildings. Apply to
J. E. Doherty on the premises, or to
W. Brydone, solicitor for the estate.
70-tf.
For Sale
16 ft, beech plank, sized 2 inches by
8 inches and 2 inches by 10 inches, al-
so some hmnlook lumber. , W. Ii,
Middleton, 11. ' R• No. 3, Clhtton,
Phone 15 on 606. ' • 75-tf
CANADIAN PACIFIC
Toronto ----West St.. 'John Through
Sleeper Service
In connection with the Eastbound
saltines of the ;Canadian- Pacific' S. S.
Montcahn' on January 30, a through
standard sleeper Will beeoperated by.
the Canadian Pacific from Toronto
direct' to the ship's side at West St.
John es relieves; , .
Leave Toronto January 22 and 29,
9.00 a.m.; arrive Montreal 5:10 p.m.
Leave Montreal 7:00 p.m.;, arrive.
West ,St. John (ship's side) 12:20 p.m.
January 23 and 30.
This direct ,service it is confident-
ly expected will prove a great con-
venience to travellers, to Great Brit-
ain. 89-3
Is Your Property'
Mutlg Insured?
I have Government -licenses for under-
writing all )Ines of insurance,
Life, Eire, Windstorm,. Automobile,
Accident and Sickness and
'Plate Glass, etc.
I represent -only financially sound
-and reliable companies;;'
If intrusted with a share of your
patroitago I will protect your inter-
ests.
Agent for Clinton and District of
The Mutual Life 'Assurance Company
of Canada
H. E. RORKR
Office at residence, eor. Mary, and
Orange streets, opp. the rink ;
Phone 253 90-4
ER w
Wanted to' Purchase for' Cash-
Good hemlock, basswood, maple
and soft elm logs, delivered in our.
mill yard at Bayfield and at Thos.'
Wallis', Goderich township, Custom
sawing will be done, at bath places.
McEWEN BROS. r.
86-tf
.
RAIVIRAS
Will pay the highest ni.axket price
forHorseHides and Beef Hides,
Scrap Metal, Geese and Duck ,Feath-
ers, etc.
Deliver to my residence, opposite
Cameron's Carriage Shop or phone
137 and I will call.
COAL
We•havo a supply. of Furnace, Stove,
-Nut and Soft. Also some good dry
slabs. Leave 'orders at residence:
'S. WARD
Phone 155. Huron Street,
COAL..
.Having -erected new coal sheds will
have on hand full stock of coal for
ininediate..delivery. Prices reason -
n.. J. MILLER
Orders taken at residence, phone 119
Grain, Flour and.
Feeds .
Highest pr1ees 'paid for all ear?;,
reties of 'grain. Can, generally pay
as high as anybody else, mostly high-
er for
igh-er.for these;' To youradvantage to
Call us whenever you have anything
to offer.
LOOS
In the market for logs again
;Call us if you have: any to offer.
IIave a'°complete stock of feeds on
hand. Make a specialty of good
.heavy, clean, screenings: This feed is
seasonably 'priced and of highest
quality. Beef Scrap, Tankage, Oy-
ster .Shell, Grit, OilCalce, Salt,
Ground Corn, Middlings, -,Feed FIour,,
Bran and Shorts.
Always ready to serve and "anx-
ious to oblige in any way, possible.
Also issuers ofIlunters & Trappers
licenses
1 L A,o FORD & SON.
Phone 123
Flour and Feecl Merchants and
Grain -Buyers
CREAM WANTED
The. demand for our butter is in-
creasing.
To supply this demand we require
more cream '
ship us your
to
We request you
cream.
We guarantee you the Highest
1Vlarket Prices, accurate tests and
prompt service,
Otte firm is known to you and needs
no further recommend.
We pay all express charges, turn
ish cream cans and pay twice each
month,
Write for cans or furrier informa-
tion to the
Tllla SEA'ORTII CREAMERY CO..
C. A. BARBER, MANAGER
Rowland's 0111 Stand
ELEPHONE 53.,
CHI-NAMEL STORE
Call in and •
See our assortment
Aluminum
White, blue and white and pearl grey
.
Enamel
'
ware also Tin ware, No stock �l�,as
,
Complete. also
Wehave two ® sec®ud hand
uebec Heaters
ataYba
bargain.
a
e can supply your wants and at
reasonable limes.
nGe s.
earemairmstaait
For Sale
The'former Joyner property. Five -
roomed -cottage with large sun -room.
Electric light and: town water in
house. 3 acres of good lafid,and all
kinds of fruit ,trees. Will be sold
reasonably. Apply to Mrs. McCal-
lum, Commercial. Inn, Clinton. 63-tf
Clothes Cleaned and..Preseed
Clothes: cleaned pressQd and re-
paired. Woolen goo s dry cleaned.
Rooms. over Heard'a barber shop
p.
W. J.;,Jago. 83-t
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For Sale or hent' -
±Iousl and lot in . the village 'of
Brucefield,,two-thirds acre- of land,
good cellar, hard and soft water,
good stable and ben house. Posses-
Sion given immediately. Apply, to
John V. Diehl, Clinton, Ont. 83-tf
Rouse For Sale
Residence of the late Arthur Cook,
corner Albert and Mill streets, Clin-
ton. ICey at M. Walter I{ing's.,
72-tf.,.
limon Bakery
QU.LIT''
The most important thing about our
Products is Quality. We do not use any-
thing but just Quality Ingredients in our
Bread Pies Cakes,Buns,
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or' anything pretaining• to Baking, -
Oysters,, Ice Cream and Light Lunches
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FOR"breaking in" a pair, of shoes, Le, suffering
how many years have people spoken df
. tortures till the foot had, in time, shaped'
the shoestb fit the foot? But now Arch Defenders
have banished all that and your foot glides into
the shaped -to -nature, insole of the shoe like a
glove to the hand. Note also how different and
shapely 18 the last upon which. Arch Defenders
are built compared with the old style.
In addition to the concealed Spring Steel Support
and the special foot -form insole, the lasts upon
which. Arch Defenders are 'built, , with their
Cupped heel and foot -contour sole, are so differ-
ent from the fiat shapeless lasts of ordinary shoes.
Sty lash-Scienti e ---Sensible.
For Men and Women
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Poultry and Stock Food
Beef Scrap, Beef Meal, Bone Meal, Tankage, Alfalfa Meal, Char-
coal (Hog or Poultry), Layieg Mash, Poultry Specific, Stock Spec-
ific, Sulphur and Salts.
MAPLE LEAF CATTLE MINERAL
Cures and Prevents Abortion Sterility
Retention of after -birth and supplies the minerals required by
growing stock and beef cattle. -
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