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40.)aek t4is Ce; wann bed,
relieve .liele eupposed, te,
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lieve'thet there WaS no use
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STONa-NICHOL ea: drieLondoe,
eiT n. 28th, , Lewes, 'deughtee :of
,Mr5,..,',',,Charlsee, 'Nichol of.
don, to ,Fred A Johnston,' 'Soe
arid Mrs. Geo: j. 'Johnston
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Births
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STERLING-a4n Clinton, Olt Fels. 3rde
• to Mr. and , Mee., Sterling
twin daugheers. • . •
GREIGea-At Victoria ,Hospital, Lon-'
, den, on Feb, 3rd ; to Mr. and Mr.
. Laurie' Greig, e son—RobertStews,
aijflekl
'Messrs. Erie and Bright Chapman
, of London and Tom Orr, jr., of Strat-
Tent were up hunting for a few' daye.
Mrs. A, E, Wigle spent the week-
end .with her parents, Mrand lVIrs.
Jas. Stu •geon. '
MTS. ThOnff.8 Harrison, Who has
been et' s. her deughtee, Mrs. J.
Aiken Breeefield, spore, the
week- Mes. F. W. Baker.
Mr. . Manion of Stratford spent
the sVeek-end at the Ritz Home.
Miss Mary J. Taylor is visiting hei•
sister, Miss Rachael Taylor.
:Via Arthur Peek has returned a
ter enjoying a holiday in Detroit.
Mr. 'D. 11. McNaughton and Mr.
Was. Stinson returned on Wednesday
of last week -after visiting in Toronto,
for a few days. '
IVIessrs. Geo. Castle and Robt. Me -
Murray reemesented Bayfield L.O.L.
at the aninial county meeting at Ex-
eter On Tuesday.
Alia A. Ford Ring, eon of 1VIr. and
1VIrs. George Ring, has peesed his
final examination as a Chartered ac,
countant.
'Miss J. Reid, who has spent some
weeks in London, returned to the
vil-
Mg on Monday.
blr. J. Pease, who has been in Vic,
toria Hospital, London,„ Undergoing
an, operation, returned to the village
Monday.'
The Felituary meeting of the coun-
cil was held in the town hall on Mon-
day
were appointed for the year: Clerkevning. The following officers;
,
J. Fraser; Treasurer: J. Reid;
seSain' 3. Pollock, and Wm. Osmond
Constahle, caretaker of hall and San-
itary• Inspector.
The council made a grant' of ten
dollars to the Public Library and also
„ten dollars to Hospital for Sick 'Chil-
dren, Toronto.
A public meeting was' called to be
held on Tuesday night to discuss the
question of the dis-incorporatdon of
the village.
The rhembere qf L. O. L. No. 24 and
their wilveee and friendspent a ver
pleasant eirening at the Orange. Ha
on Friday lat. They plan to hold
box social mid progressive ouch].
party hi the town hall in the near fu
O'REILLY--In Tuckersmith, on Jan.
27th, to blr.. and Mrs. Albert
O'Reilly, a daughter.
RITCHIE—At Dimvalee on Jan, 22nd,
te bin and Mrs, Fred Ritchie, (nee
Lulu Ring) a daughter.—Muriel
Beatrice.
BURT—At London, on Jan. 29th, to
Mr. and Mac. Victor Burt, (nee
.eLulu Baker), a son -- Frederick
Howard.
Deatchti t
STE,RLING—InClinton on Feb, 3ril
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the infent daughter of Mr. and MM
H. A. Sterling. e,
GOULD---In London, on Jan. 31st,
Howard Henry; son of Mr. II. W.
Gould of •Clinton, in his 21st year.
WIGIIT1VIAN--In 'West ,Wawanosh,
on jail. 27th, William John Wight -
man,' in his 73rd year.
CUTT—In Goderich, op Jan. 28th,
James Cutt, in his 68th year.
Seaforth, on Jan. 28th,
• John Haigh, .aged 75 years- and 5
Months.
IN MEMORIAM
MANNING—In loving memory of
Joseph E. Manning, Who Ieft us
four years ago today, Feb. 5th,
1921.
Dead? No, don't speak of him that
way!
Don't think of him as dead!
H
e's only just gone on a piece,
A little way ahead.
He's travelling xtill the same high -
That lie, with us, has trod;
Merely outdistanced us a bit,
Upon the road to God.
Dead? Neva with a thought like
that,
'The smallest moment spend;
He'a simply gene:heyond our sight,.
He's just around the, bend.
Suininerhill
a
' Miss Phyllis Crich of Clinton vis-
ited a few days -with her sister, Mrs.
We ate sorry 'to hear that Master
Weeley Wright is ill with bronchial
pnerimonia. e •
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McBrien of Sea -
forth returned home Friday after vis-
iting their daughter, 1VIrs. T. E.
Mason.
Messes. T. Watkins and R. Smith_
each lost a good horse lest week!'
Mr. W: a Ball of Glitition and NH..
Norman Ball were In Gocleeich on
Friday.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Nichol, 423 Ridout street, London,
was the scene of a pretty wedding on
We'dnesdaY, Jan, 28th, when their
daughter, Laura, Was united in mar-
riage with Mr. Fred A. Johnston, seri
Of 1VIr. and bfra, Geo. 3, Johnston of
Surarnerhill. Mr. and Mrs. johnston
left later for re honeymoon trtP to
Niagara Falls and other points and
on their xeture will take up house-
keeping in London. They have, the
a•ood wishes of their- friend a for a
happy and prosperous future.
The following dispatch from GO'd
Enoch in Monday's London defile
Will 'be oli interest to many here.
, Goderich, Feb, 2.—the sad new
reached Goderich on Peliclay last o
the death of one of the town's- we
known young ladies, Miss Grac
Pinder in Keewatin,
On Thutsclay, W. R. Pinder reeeiv
ed word of the very sudden and ser
ions illness of hie daughter' , wit
for the Least two yeaes has taugh
school in Keewatin, Mr, and 1VIrs
Pinden left Friday morning for th
north, 'but soon after came the mes
sage of Miss Finder's death.
Having lived many years in God
drieh while attending Public schoo
end eollegietee IVriss Pinder wa
known as one of the bright girls
the school and carried off tbe honer
of her elase. Since leaving town Mie
Pinder has been euccessful aa a
teachee.
bliss Pinder was very 'well known
here having been peincipal of the
Continuation sehool dining the year
1921-22. She was very will liked and
• ber•many friends are very much
grieved to hear of her deeease. The
sympathy of the commenity is ex-
• tended to Mr, and Mrs. Pinder in
their sad bereavement.
• Messrs, Ivan' Steckle and Lloyd
Makins metered to Goderich last
Monday everting aiicl enjoyed the fast
game of Mickey between Godetich
-and Brantford. They made the trip
home in forty-five Minutes. The
boys claim that the snowmobile is the
ideal thing for winter &lying.
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Gocierieh Township
We are pleased te report that Mrs.
• 'Clifford Lobb, who underwent an op-
, elation for appendieitie in the Clinton
Public Hospital. is improving nicely.
Min Thos. 3:Cooper, of Killarney,
Man., 'who has been spending some
tine 'visiting at the home of his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Cooper,
leaves next week for his home in the
West. • "Tom" is looking well anti as
P1 the West had beengood to him.
Ilis old friende were glad to meet and
greet Sim. .
Mrs, P.MeDongall returned en
Monday drain Detroit, afeer visiting
friends the past month, `
, Mrs. Dave Gibson of Detroit is vis -
Ring her old home, that of Mrs. D.
S. McDougall and family.
Mr, Jas. Sterling has been laid up
all week with ' Inecoughss Jim de-
clares he had not been drinking .any.
thing stronger than water, Re is All
right
The commissioners of Goderich Tp.
Teltplione System met in Holmesville
On Monday. Me. Jas. R. Stirling was
again chosen president and Mr, Chas,
Wise sec-Treas, Mr. J. B. 1VIiller is
lineman again. After putting throngh
their tbusiness they decided to meet
the first Monday, in April.
The 'Unity Club will have its an-
nual .meeting at the bome of Mrs. W.
Merrill, the Base Line, on Tuesday
efleeamon next, Feb. 10th. A full at.
dance of members is requested.
• and Mie, Walter 1-lethert, who
eve been visiting their cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. R. Y. Cox, fon the past` six
Weeks, have returned tn their home
in Ypsilanti, Mich. They intend vis-
iting Caneda again in the near
ture, he pleased have they been with
Chi s veett.
1VIr. John Middleton is busy hatilieg
-wood to the schoolhouse.
Mr, and, Mrs, Fred Middleton en-
-Iota -Med a riernber of the young peo-
ple oise evening last wee c.
Mas S. Enhiners011 was, appointed
Itoed Superintendent at the meeting
of the towtship canton On Menday,
ohnesvifle
Miss Gaizer, teacher of Holmesville
school, spent Sunday at her home in
Credit:on.
• Prof. 1'. C. Elford of Ottawa spent
'Sanday at the home of his father -hi -
law, Mr. A. J. Courtice. After chttech
all the congregation retired to the
basement and MT. Elford gave an ad.
dtess on his trip to Spain last June,,
which was very interesting.
Goderich township council met di
the village qn Monday.
Holmeseille circuit quarterly board
met in the 'Methodist clench on Mon-
day afternoon. After the regular
routine of business Rev. A. V. Walden
was iniited to remain as pastor for
another year, which be accepted pro-
viding Conference was willing.
-Tifte rind Mr. Dick Glidden are
visiting friends in this community, '
A move is on foot to get the cheese
factory going again.
rineene/d.
Mrs, (Rev.) C. G. Armour has gone
to *eonorito Co eeit friends and aleo
for a change and rest since her recent
Meese. -She was accompanied by Mrs.
J, Addison.
Miss Kathleen Pierce nIensall
was a weekend visite): with bites
leathleee 'Elliott.• ,
Mr, Stewart Knoxe who has been
vieiting ab ,his home in Tuckeremath,
teterned•to Flint, Minh., laet week.
Mr. Albert Aikenheed of London is
visiting friends in and eround Bruce -
field. •
A jolly skating party left the vil-
lage Saturday evening for Bannock-
burn river. The ice not being in prime
condition the skaters dal not indulge
in any fancy ekating, but all report a
good {eine and enjoyed the outing.
Vatna was ,also well repreeentecl.
Mrs: David Rouatt has gone to
Toronto to attend the funeral of her
brother,
Nurse Fannie MeICenzie, who has
been on a ease near Staffa for the
past week, has returned home.
• Mr."McGill of Manitoba Visitedlast
week at the , home of -Ver. and Mre,
Moodie,
Nuree &lbce Teavideon has gone on
a trip to Loe,Angelee, California.
Miss Alike Rattenbury is the guest
of Miss Jessie Gee-nmell.
The Brucefield C.F.°. and U,F.W.
0. intend giving a colicert in Walk-
er`e Hall on,Fele 131-1)..There will be
aecontest between the two clubs and
it is expected to be something out ot
the ordinary, The preceetle will go
foreard the clumeh 8hed fund.
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FACTS ABOUT
OPTOMETRY
By Dr. Ross Savauge
()lite))
Seale). th
On alio
a- a far-sighted condbtiei of the eyee
e question of age?
No. Age has nothing to o
with it. In fact many children
are far-sighted, but ow•ing to
the natural elastivity of the
eye in youth the defect is not
suspected.
Does fer-sight in ehildren CaUSe
Dietrega'?
That depends 'upon ths eiderit,
of the error and other &renal -
stances.
It would be possible for a faiesighted.
child to stiffer severely and no one
recognize the copse' of the trouble?
Yes. Thousands af childreji
are so afflicted.
(Continued Next, Week)
ruit
Attention 1!
meetings in the interests of the
fftfit growers of Huron County will
be held next week as follow,: .
Clinton: Wednesday, Feb. 1Ith.,
Agricultural office.
Goderieh; Thursday, Feb. 12th.
Lucknow: Friday, Feb. 13th.
A. representative. of the *Federal
and Provineial Department :if Ag
riculture will be ,present and speak
on each occasion. '
lliese meetings commence at 2:80
in the afternoon and all intevest-ed in
fruit growing are invited to attend,
R. R. Moan, President Huron Coun-
ty Fruit Growers' Council.
S. 1.1; Stothees, District Represent.ative, Department of Agriculture.
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Notice to Creditors -
In the matter of Bulk Sales Act,
1917, and in the matter of Charles
• James Ready of the town of Clinton,
county'. of Huron, carryinglon business
at said town of ' Clinton 413 Ready
Baking Co. Notice is hereby given
that all claims against the said nainecl
Charles James Ready for "which you
are entitled to aank, must be filed
With me an or before the 'fourteenth
day of February, 1925. Your -names
and addresses and full particulars in
writing of such claims And further
take notice, that after the said last
mentioned day 1 -will proceed to dis-
tribute the proceeds of the said sale
among the parties entitled thereto,
having regatd only to the claims o£
which 1 hnve then notice. "
•Dated at Clinton, this 30th day of
January, A.D. 1925.
j. Dodds, Clinton,- Ont..,
trustee -ander the Bulk Sales Act 1917
upon the sele afore mentioned. 92-2
Dance, •
A daece will be given in the rooms
of the Clinton Knitting Club on the
evening of Ferday, Feb. 13th. Ag-
new's orchestra. Ladies 25e. Gentle-
men, 75e. • 92-2
Farm. For Sale
160-ecre farm, on the County Road,
3 miles narth of „Clinton.. On the
premises are 'solid britit house, front
part '84x20, kitchen 18x30; "frame
bai•n 60x70 with stone stabling
underneath and delve shed 24x40,
good spring well, 'windmill, large
cement watering trough, good young
orchard, about 8 acres of bush. Con-
venient to school. Will sell cheap
and on easy terms: Apply op prem-
ises to W. Morrisen, R. IL Ng. 1, Cline
tort Phone 8 on 637. 92 -ti
Farm For, Sale
s, A. good 160-aere farm in good con-
dition. for sale or rent, being' N1,6 of
Lot 26, 8t1 line, Morris. Dais well
built on, a red -brick house and big
barn with cement flooring in stables,
drilled well end windmill. Vol. partic-
ulars apply before"Teb, 15th to Geo.
1VIcCall„Londesboro. 92-2-p
Sow Astray
Came to the preinise.s of:the under-
signed; a Yorkshire soW. Owner Indy
have same by proving 'propeety and
payieg , expensee. BYane -Rawcliffe,
Landon Read. Phone 14 on 610 924
POT Salo
6 Barred Roelc cockerels, alto (iron
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head Singer sewing machine, used 2
montes; reason for se/ling, owners
have left-tiown. 'Apply lairs. Hitam
Hill, 92-2-p
'F•rivate Sale of House arid Effecte
e House On Victoria street, also mrie*
vate -sale of household :furniture: Ap-
ply on premises to B. Kaieer; Victoria
Tea and Belting Sale
The We M. S. of Willis church will
hold estea and sale ,of home-made
baking 'aroin 3 to 6 on Fniclay after-
noon, Feb. Oth, at the home of '1VIrs.
(DO Ganrlier. • 92-1
Furniehed Rooms to Rent
Single rooms from $1t50 up. Also
a suite of roonis. Stoves included for
light honselteeping, and all conven-
iences on same floor. Every room
heated, Also board if desired. Apply-
Sprnee Lodge, opposite Ontario St;
Church. 91-4-p
Kindly Settle Accounts
Hay. ing sold our. 'i.iiitch.ering busi-
ness to Messes. Cannel & Tyndall, a
representative of the fitra Will he at
their amp, our eld stand, Huron
street, for the next few weeks to re-
cdive settlement of all ontstanding
accounts. Butler 'Bros, • 91,3
To Creditors' and Other Caiuuautt
LI the matter ef 'the estate, of Elsie
Ann Richards, late ,of, the Township
of Gocierieh, in the County 01 Huron,
widow, deceased.
• Notice is hereby gliven that all ered-
itore and others having claims or Oe-
mands against; the estate of the said,
Riede Ann Richards, who died on the
dth ,day of November, 1124, are re-
quired, on or before the first day of
March, 1925, to send by post' ipeepaici
or deliver to the undereigned solicitor
hex'ein for Nettie May Wallis, admin-
ietratnix of the estate of the said de-
ceased, the full particulars in writing
of their claims, ,a statement of their
accounta and the nature of the secur-
ity, if any, held by them,
And Take "Notice that after the
first day of March, 1925, the admieis-
trat?ix will distribute" the assets of
the deceased ainong the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard only to
the, claims of which see shall then
have notice; and that the said ad-
ministratrix will not be liable for the
said assets or any part thereof to any
person or persons of whose claim
notice shall not have been,received by
Mac at the time of suah distribution.
R, A Cluff, Goderich, Ontario, Sol-
icitor foe the Administrateix,
Dated at Goderiehithis 27th day of -
January, A.D. 1925 9173
Probationeis Wanted
Two Probationers for Clintot Pub-
lic Hospital, - ApplY to' Supt. 'Grain-
ger atsthe Hospital. • 91-tf
e Valentino Supper
Thursday, Feb. 12th in WlUis
Chinch Lecture Room, under the au-
spices of the Girls' Club. -Supper
frem 5 P17. Everybody welcoie. Ad-
mission 35c. 91-2
Applications for Road Superintendent
Applications for the position of
Road Superintendent for the township
of Goderich, at 30e pe.r hour will be'
received by the undersigned until
Feb. • 2nd. R. G. Thompson, Clerk.
R. R. No. 2, Clinton. 90.4f
For Sale
33 acres of choice land, joining the
town of Clinton on Gravel road; on
premises is eomfortable house, with
good cellar, an up-to-date hen house,
18x40, good barn, 32x64, machine
shed 20x40 and garage 14x18, Straw-
berries, raspberries and other small
fruits. Also over 100 Barred Rock
pullets, good laying strain and some
yearling Barred Reeks. Itown water
in house and.bdrn, also a good -cistern
and small orchard. Apply on prent-
ises to W. 11. 0(4, Clinton, or phone'
133. 90-tf
• House For Sale
9.teomed cottage on Princess street.
town water, electric light, phone, 3/,,,
acre, mina or less,, of garden with
some fruit trees. Deeirable home.
APVIY on premises to Mrs. M. McIn-
tyre. ' 90-f
Cottage For Sale
A cottage on Mary street, in 'good
repair, town water, electric lights,
good barn, and large lot. .Also
14 -inch roller crusher, in firet-Class
ehape. Apply to A. Seeley. 89-ta
Pure Wanted
Mink, Raccoon, FoX, 'Weasel and
other furs have advanced in price.
Mink up to $12,00; Raccoon up to
$6.00; Vox up to $15,00; Weasel up
to $1.50. 1)o not hold- your durs,'
prices will probably be lower in Feb-
ruary as mink are starting to fade.
Dort't sell your furs to travelling
dealers. I can pay you as much and
generally more than any travelling
dealer can afford to pay. Sometimes
they will pay you a big price to ,get
your business. 1 pay full price all
the time. 11„ A. Hovey.
RADIO
have in stock the following sets:
two five-tnbe sets. These sets are
the eqUal if not better than sets coat-
ing. $25.00 to $50.00 more, and the
priee, which inclades a loud speaker
end storage battery and other best
guaranteed equipment (nothing cheap
in these sets) is $150.00 to $175,00.
The $175.00 set ineludes a $30.00
loud speaker and $21.50 storage bat-
tery. Statiens heard from on loud
speaker, most of them louder than
any gramophone include Oakland,
Cale Winnipeg, Calgary-, Toronto, Ot-
tawa, Montreal, 'Moncton, Hamilton,
Kitchener, Dallas, Texas, and othets
too mnnerous to mention. I have
several second hand sets good as new
at a bargain. Have in stock phones
gnaranteed a year at 1¢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, vario-couplers, etc., at lowest
prices. Everything guanantted satis-
factony. or replaced free of change.
IL A, HOVEY
Money on Farm Lands
The Industrial Mortgage and Sav-
ings Company oe Sarnia, Ontario, ate
prepared to advance money on morta
gages on goodelands. Parties desie-
ing money on fares mortgages will
please apply to James Cowan, Sea -
forth, Ont,, who will furnish, rates
and other particulars. The Industrial
Mortgage and Savings. Company. .
• 88-12
- AUCTIONEER
Honor •Gnaduate Carey Jones' Na
tional School of Auctioneering, Chi-
cago. Special course taken in Pure
Bred Live Stock, Real Estate, Mer-
chancliee and Fenn Sales. Rates in
keeping with prevailing market. Sat-
isfaction assured. • Write or wire,
Oscar Klopp, Zurich, Ont, More 18-
93,
For Sale
The achninietrators of the estate of
William Doherty, deceased, offer for
sale his late reeidenee and the ad-
joining lends, (25 acres /none or less),
on whickare erected substantial and
well-equipped buildings. Apply to
J. E. Doherty on the premises, or to
W. Beyclone, solicitor for the estate.-
70-tf •
For Sale
.. 16 ft. beech plank, sized 2 inches by
8 inches anti 2 inches by 10 iricheee 0!-
50 serne hemlock .lumber. W. 11.
1VIidd1eten, R. Clinton,
Phone 15 on 606, 75-ff
at Hens Wanted, also
Crate -fed Chickens
(mire tor Price
Eggs bought accardiag to •Donn
o Government Egg R.egulations, •
Poultry- and Eggs Retailed at
J,iaderate Prices
The Cliatou Poultry -I -louse •
(New Era Building) '
N. W. Trewartha
Phones—Office, 214j Residence, 214w
For Sale or -Rent
• 11orfae and lot in tile -village of
Brucefield, tWo-thirdsacre or sand,
good cellar, hard and sort water,
good Statile' and hen house. Poseee-
shin, given. immediately, Apply to
John s, Diehl, Clinton; Ont. 83-1f
The formenJoyner property. Five -
roomed cottage evite ,large ,sun -room.
Electric light and town water in
house. 3 acres of good land aed all
kinds of fruit trees. ' Will be sold
reasonably.: Apply to Mrs. 1VIeCal-
Corynnercial Inn, Clinton. 6342.
Whg Worrg About
Fire?
Let me'insure your property and
pass the worry on, to a good, sound
company. „
I ant ficensed to undermite all lines
of insurance:
Life'Fire, Sutomobile, Wind and
Hail, Accident and Sickness,
Plate Glass, etc.
Agent for Clinton and District of
The 'Mutual Life A.ssurince Company
of Canada
• H. E. RORKE
Office at residence, cor. Mary and
Orange streets, opp. the 'rink
Phone 253 •90-4
Winted 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 both places..
MitWEN BROS,
86-tf
WL RA MRAS
wm pay the highest market price
for Horse Hides 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 have a supply of Furnace, Stove,
Nut and Wt. AlSo some good dry
slabs. Leave orders a't residence,
E. WXRD
Phone 155, Huron Street,
COAL
Having erected new coal sheds will
ha.ve on hand full stock of coal for
inunediate deliNa.y.• Prices reason-
able.
R. J. MILLER
Orders taken at residence, phone 119
Grain, Flour and
Feeds'
Highest pestes epaid for all var-
ieties of grain. "Uan generally Pay
as high as anybody else; mostly high,.
er for these. To your' advantage to
ecu us -whenever you have, anything
P1 offer, • .
LOGS
In the market for logs again '
Call us if you have any to offer.
Have a camplete stock of feeds on
hand. Make a. specialty. of geed
heavy, clean screenings. This feed is
reasonably priced and of highest
quality. Beef, Scrap, Tankage, Oy-
ster Shell, Grit, Oil Cake, Salt,
Ground Corn Middlings, Feed Flour,
Bran and ShOnts. •
,Always ready to serve* and anx-
ious to oblige in any way possible. •
AIso issuers of Hunters & Trappers
licenses
• J. A. TORII& SON ,
Plione 123 °
Flour and Feed Merchants and
• Grain,Buyets
CREAM WANTED
The demand for our butter is 121 -
creasing.
To supply this demand we require
more cream.
We reqeest you to ship us your
We guarantee you the Highest
1Vlarket Prices, accurate tests and
prompt service.
Our firm is known to yen and needs
no feather recorronend.
We pay all express charges film-
,
ish cream cans and pay zwiee each
month.
Write for eerie ar iTui'huer informa-
tion to the
TITE, SEAFORTH CREAMERY CO.
0, A. BARBER, MANAGER
THURSDAY, FEBIt
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Powland's Old Stan
C NAUEL STORE
Ca and see our assort ent of
Alurixinum
White, blue and white, and per grey
Enamel ware also Tin ware, No stock as
complete. We also have two second hand
uebec Heaters at a bargain.
We can supply your wants and at
reasonable pies.
Clothes Cleaned and ?reseed
Clothes cleaned pressed and re-
paired. Woolen gpods dry cleaned.
Rooms over Heard's barber shop,
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House 'For Sale
-Itei4lence of the late Arthur Cook,
cOrner 'Albert alai Mill streets, Chin..
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QUALITY
The most important th,ng about our
Products is Quality. We do not use any-
thing but just Quality Ingredients in our
Bread,IPies, Cakes, Buns, Etc.,
or anything pretaining to Baking,
Oysters, Ice Cream and Light Lunches
F. J. BROWN & CO.
BAKER AND CONFECT10RER Phone 1
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A shoe to fit the foot
not Me foot to fit the shoe
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,Ous' • Sptincr Steel.
rapport-supports-
th 6" ItooictBone
ORshow many years have peel* spoken of
"breaking in" a pair of shoes, i.e. suffering
tortures till the foot had, in time, shaped
the shnes to 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 is the last upon which Arch Defenders
are built coMpared with the old style,
In addition to the cohcealed 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 flat shapeless lasts of Ordinary shoes.
Stylish,—Scientifie—Sensible
For Men and Women
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Maple Leaf Flour is a high ,patent flour milled by the Maple
-Leaf Milling Co., and was fameely sold under the brand name of
Cream of the West. i Every bag guaranteed by the Millens.
IVIonarcIi -Pakry Flour re manufactured by the seine company.
If you have not used it, try a bag and see for youtself.
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Glebe --View Greenho s
In our greenhouses we have Geraniums, Cyclamens, Hyacinths,
Ferris, Begonias and various Plants.
Roses, Carnations, Freesias, Daffodills, Snapdvagon. Sprengeri,
Adiantum and, other out 'flowers in season, also a full line of flower
basltets.- '
Special Attention to Floral Designs
. JENKINS & s
Office Phone 199
Night 141 and 129
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