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Too orro•,v is Good Friday and Sun-
sday, Easter Day.
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.Better be careful, ,ladies, Two
Women were harled into court at
„Niagara Falls recently ...for criticising
. another woman's het.
The Minister of ,Justice says the
Penitentiary is no Place for newspap-
• ernien. There are verY few of them,
so far as we know, who have any keen
deire to enter it.
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The editor of the Kincardine Re-
view is a confirmed punster. Here's
• .1garn we are told by a journal-
istic doctor •under the title 'Health
Hints' that we should...leave the table
feeling hungry. Those fellows would
have emblazoned on sign Posts all,
along the highway of life the words'
''No Thorough Fare'."'
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The centre riding of Huron will be
cut opt, according to the new hill now
' before the Legislature. At time of,
writing the complete redistribution
plan is not before us but Goderich
- will probably go into the North and
Clinton and Seaforth into the, South.
McKillop and Hullett will also- prob-
ably be in the south riding, while
Grey will go to the north.
.• .Stallion, standard 'bred trotter
John Decker, ir., Zurich,
Carriage horse in ba'rness-G
Itobrnson, Wingham; Gus. Bisback,
C1' t • Rob f3eatty Wingham.
RoadSter horse in harness -Robert
Ilensall; Manning Bro.,
Londesboro; Clayton Fry, Whig•hain.
Roadsier team in hirness-Elmor
Thiel, Zurich; Robert Beatty, Win-
harn;H. 11 Brown Exc-ter.
Shorthorn bull, one year --M. Crieh,
Seaforth; Itt. Crich, Seaforth, Cow,
three years and over, :M. Crich, Sea-
f,ears, Seaforth; heifer, one
orth; M. Crh
ic, Seaforth; heifer, two
year, 1VI: Crich Seaforth.
PoRed Angus bull, two years or
over -Charles Lindsay, Clinton; cow;
three years and over, Charles Lind-
say, Clinton; Charles Lindsay Clin-
ton; Charles Shipley,. Clinton., Heif-
er, under three years,. Elmer Town-
' send, Seaforth; Charles Lindsay,
Dairy eow, ny age and breed -
Charles Lindsay, Clinton: 1VIalcohn
IVIcTaggait, Olintori; E..Rozell, Can-
ton; M. Crich, Seaforth. Heifer, under
two years, E. Rozell, Clinton; E. Ro-
zell, Clinton; E: Rozell, Clinton; Glen
Cornish, Clinton.
•SweepstakeS bull, Shorthorn, Aber-
deen Angus or •Hereford -M. Crich,
Seaforth. ,
Best herd, male or ferriage -M.
Crich, Seaforth.
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On Sunday morning la'st at hts
.hoine in Brussels, W. H. Beer, for
forty-four years editor and proprietor
a The Brussels Post died after an
illness of some weeks. Sincere re-
. gret will be felt in every newspaper
office in the county and dietrict, as
well as in other circles, as Mr. Kerr
had the respect of his bedtimes., of
the eeaft in a very, large degree. Ile-
epublished-a, newsy, bright little paper,
alvraen had an interesting column of
editorial comment and his paper was
welcome, on every exchange table 'as
well as in so many of the hornet In
• the district in which it circulated. For
- some weeks past, during his illness,
we have missed - that editorial cons -
merit and havd hoped that with rest
his health might be restored in a
Anesisure. Mr.. Kerr was the veteran
editor 'a 1-Itiron County, having been
' • at the helm for a greater number of
years than any other. He was at the
time of his death !president of the
Huron and Perth Publishers' Associa-
- tion and his opinion was often sought
- and was highly valued by his fellow.
publishers. The Press of Huron
• County is he poorer for the passing
ef W. II. Kerr. -
To Spring Fair
Fair weaeher favored the Cline)
. Spring Faie last Thuesday, the da
being ideal, and the , annual Eiffel
both as to exhibits and attendanc
1Y.E1S a great success.
The streets fer blocks were Hee.
with cats bringing in visitors hen
the neighboring country and town
sliorses and cattle Were brought i
for exhibition Teem as far north a
Lucknew and south as fa as Exete
.ana Zurich. At 2 pen. all the horse
in their gay, fair attire, were march
.-ed, headed by ,Clinton's Kiltie Band
.elown the main street to the judgie
quarters.
Sonne splendid spechnens of lumen
flesh were shown, also some fin
cattle. Mr. Melvin Crich cleaned u
pretty -nearly all the prizes in th
Shorthorn elass and also took th
sweepstakes and the prize for th
beet herd: Hullett won the townshi
prize for the best three heavy drafts
A, J. MelVeurray, secretary of Olin
- ton's annual' spring fair, through
megaphone directed the proceedings
Judges of horses were George Sires
of Cargill and E. E, Phipps, of Bur
-ford. Harry Smith, of Hay, wa
judge of the cattle.
The following is a list of the priz
wieners in the different classes:
Horses
Agricultural - Brood mere, thee
years or over: W. Broadfoot, Bees
'forth; Alex, Simpson -Seiefoetin Gus
Bielack, Clinton; Arthur Nicholeon
'Staforth. Filly or -gelding, three
years and over: Manning Bros,
"Londesboro; Charles Stewart, Blyth;
Shaddock'Londesboro; Manning
Bros, Londesboro. Filly �r
two years and under three: Alex.
"Wright, trucefield; Gus. Bisback,
Clinton. Filly or gelding, one year
and under two: Jim Flynn, .Clinten:.
-Ilene, cold or filly, under one year;
.James VanEgniond, Clinton; Lew
Peacock, Clinton; , Noble Helfand
Clinton. Team in harness; Manning
'Bros., ,Londesboro; Charles Stewart,
Blyth; ID. Shaddock; Londesboro; John
-Wright, Auburn.
Sweepstakes, agricultural class -
'Nanning Bros., Londesboro. •
General, Purpose, three years end
over -'No entry,
• Lady Drivers -Jean MeEwen,
eon.
Special prize given by Clinton le
F. 0. for hest three heavy oviltr•.!
horses ,on halter, feom , one
township, won by Hullett township,
horses owned by William Gray,
Londesboro; Brighani Bios,, Londes-
boro; Charles sStewaen Blyth.
Clydesdale, stallion, three years
lid over -Robert Murdock, Brine-
leld• • E Johnston, Clinton.
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,Percherons, stallion, three years
„rid over -Joseph Reynolds, Clinton,
Heavy draught, brood mare, three
ears and over -Alex Wright, Bruce.
'ield; Wes. Marquie, Clinton; 'Joseph
Zeynolds, Clinton; James 'Stirling,
Sayfield. • Filly or gelding, three
ears and over, Robert Doig, Sea-
rth; James VanEgmonil, Careen,
lex, ,Sinelair, Kip/ion; Brigham
ros., Blyth'• Filly or gelding, 'two
-ars and under 'three, Broailfoot
res., Seaforth; William Gray, Bluer,
us. Bisback; Clinton. Filly oi• geld-
• g, one year and under two, Broad-
ot Bros., Seaforth; •George Dale,
linton. Hoses, colt or filly, under
le year, William Gray, 131yt11; es,
Imston, Clinton; Gus, Bieback, Ciln-
et. Fine 01, gelding, three yeass
di over: Nelilliete Decker, jr., Zee.
Willia:n Deekee, Zurich; Here.
ox,„Bayfiede Team in harness: Wil -
sin Decker, jr., Zurich; Herb, Cox,
ayfiohl; Joe ' Reynolds, Clinton ;
-"•Iliam Nesbitt, Blyth.
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MaeDONALD - BROWN - At the
Manse, Clinton on' April 2nd, by
the Rev. J. E.' ling, Margaret •K.
Brewn, to Donald MacDonald.
MUSTARD--GREALIS-In Seaforth,
on Nov. 29th, 1924, by the Rev. Dr.
Larkin Annie Elizabeth, eldest
daughter of Mr. and IVIrs. Ed.
Grealis of Clinton, to Alexander
Forsyth leuetard, bon of Mr. and
Mrs. A, Mustard, Brucefield.
Births
SMITH -In Wengham on April '1st.,
to Mr. and Mss. A. G. Smith a
daughter.
WALTER -At the Alexandra Marine
and 'General Hospital, Goderich, on
;March 27th, to Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Walter, of Sanford, a son.
OLIVER-In Stratford, on Mar 19th,
• to M. and Mrs. Charles Oliver, a
daughter. -Minnie Muriel.
,Deaths
MIDDLETON-In Goderich township,
on Mil 2nd, Agnes Foreman, wid-
ow Of the late .George Middleton,
aged 81 year.
KERRe-In Brussels, on April 5th, W.
H. Kerr, editor•and publisher of the
Bedisels Post, in his 70th year.
SHOBBROGIC-en Hullett ,on April
3rd, Susan Lear, wife of Mr. Thee.
Shoibbrook, aged 76 years.
WALIC.ER--In,Toronto, on Mar. 28th,
Joseph Walker'formerly of Londes-
boro and fathese of Mrs. Fred W.
Watts of Cliriton, £i ged 170 years.
STEVENSON-Suddenly, in Toronto,
on Mar. 30th. Duncan Stevenson,
formerly of Clinton,
Special Radio $ Day
• Bargains
THURSDAY,sFRIDAY AND'
- SATURDAY
1 Freshman 5 -tube set, stripped,
egg, $85.00 for $70.00.
l'Bremer-Talley, built withethe lat-
est up -to -slate low Joss paets, reg.
$1.00.00 for $70.00.
Stations heard oil above sets os
loud speaker, 6ICW • Cuba, WMBH
Miami Beach, Florida Oakland; San
Franeisca, KB'!, ICH,Los Angeles,
Cal., Calgary, 'Regina, Winnipeg,
Moncton, etc. .
1 1 -tube set, stripped, reg. $25 for
$20:00. •
5 to 15% off the following: Ever -
ready dry cells, phones, tubes, Brent-
er-Tulley tuners, BremersTulley low
loss condensers,,etc,,
•A Vulcan earn 'battery, reg. $18,00
for $16.00.- '
1 40 -hour Everready storage bat-
tery', reg. $16.50 for $15.00.
1 Baldwin loud speaker, reg. $30.00
for $25.00.
These prces are good for this week
only
H. A. 140VEY
Goose Wheat For Sale ,
Goose wheat, for seed, $1.75 per
bushel. Apply to George Ginn,
No. 2, Clinton. Phone 603-r-22 God-
erich Central,
For, Sale,
Frain° house on Albere Street,
Clinton, in geed repair; 9 rootns
and summer Icitehen; good,cellar witn
cement floor, wood shed; verandah,
hard and soft weter. en-aere, of gar-
den with fruit trees and small fruit's.
Apply' to Mrs. Samuel Merrill,R.R.
No. 1, Clinton. Phone 11-638 ,01-tf
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' Muskrat Skins Wanted
I ant payerg the following prices
for ufidamaged skins, • 75e to 92.00.
Slightly damaged, 75c to $1.25. Bad-
ly damaged, 25e to 75c. For lots
which include large, medium and
small, and a small per cent of dam-
aged, I am paying $1.60 flat. Le A.
Hovey. " 01 -tf
Eggs for Hatching
• n'rorn choice exhibition Af• nun
Geese and Mammoth Pekin Ducks,
also Barred Rocks - (light and dark
inating s ). Apply to A. C. Levey,
Clinton. Phone 639-r-12 01-3-p
Auction Sale
OS' 60 head of cattle and C hones.
Mr. W. A. Townshend will scSi ey
public auction at Laimon's Hotel,
Goderich, on Wednesday, April 15th,
at 1 o'clock: 25 freeb young eows and
Springer, Durham end 'Herefords;
some Ieolsteins with calves at lpot;
20 2--vear-old Durham and Heeeferd
steers and' heifers; 15 1 -year-old
steers and heifers; team Agricultural
mares, 5 years old, .in foal; one 9-
year-ol41 general purpose horse; 1 3-
yeer-o1d gray Percheron Dile, well
'beolme. T. Gundry, auctioneer, 01-1
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Cline011-4-4-Neeite-Reeonel
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• FACTS ABOUT
OPTOMETRY
By Dr. Ross SaVange
Optometrist '
Seaforth Ontario
le it possible for a person to see
too well?
Yes. A far-sighted person,
for example, sees too well
in the distance. -
What effect has this upon
the patient?
There" is a strain upon the
eyes for distant vismn,
while for close work the
• strain is excessive,
flow is this defect corrected? •
The Optometrist furnishes
glasses which give the ne-
• cessary comfort. ,
Then seeing too well is nothing 1
to be proud of.
, No. It is a defect, lust as
sub -normal vision is. •
(Continued Next Week)
White Blossom
Sweet Clover Seed
Government tested and free from
weeds, $4.75 a bushel. Irish Cobbler
seed !Potatoes at 75c a bushel. White
Leghorn hatching eggs, 3e each,
W. MARQIOIS
01-tf
"Little Lord
Fauntelroy"
That eherming play for adults and
children, will be put on under the
auspices of the Girls' Auyillary in
THE sup, THEATRE.
• MOKDAY, TUESDAY tAiid
WEDNESDAY
• April 13, 14, 15
•
at 8:15 pm. each avenini; with mat-
inee at 2:15 Tuesday afternoon, April
14th. . • ,
See the photoplay of one the most
delightful elseid &erecters in fiction.
Ticketss-Adults, 35c; Children, 15e
•
FINAL
Organ Recital
in
St. Paul's Church
GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 10th
at 4:00 pen,
Soloists -Misses M. Mcelurchie and
M. Gibbing, Mr. Jas. Doherty.
Mr. Morgan Agnew, Cornetist,
1VIrs. Morgan Agmew, Organist.
Silver Collection
, Clover Seed for Sale
A quantity rof white blossom eweet
clover seed. Price right. Fenwick e
Stewart, R. R. No, 5, phone 12,r-620
99-3-P n
LoricleSboro 1!•gg Pool
Any one- WiShing" to 'send,'eggs with
Londesboro Egg Tool -may leave them
with Mrs. Geo. McCall;, Londesboro,
after April lst, ,Call and get partic-
ulars. ' , 98-4
House For Sale
On property of the late Miss Cole.
House to be removed froni lot. Ap-
ply to F. R. Cuningliame or at Can -
CLINTON EGG POOL
,
Eggs Taken Saturday
April llth
adhlioanne 1N76awti;o,_t
ual Express, Clin9t7onf.
Phone
E L MITTELL
There's a Reason
Why You Should Insure
1. To protect your dependents.
2. To provide for your own de-
pendency even though you are sure
• you wcm't need it,
3. To insure your children's edu-
cation whether you live or die.
4. To provide inheritance taxes
and other emergency needs.
5. To bury the meetgage with you.
6. To protect your credit at the
• bank.
8. To provide monthly or yearly
endowments for the .beneficiary at a
small annual outlay. e
• Pick out YOUR reason-it'e There
Then Talk it Over With Yet'''. Agent
M. T. COBLESS
Phone,193 General Agent
The Ontario Equitable Life
And Accident Insurance Co.
Clinton Garage
STOP - LOOK - LISTEN
, Do You Wants New Tire?
NEW, LOWSeeCOAtISIR PRICES
on ,
GOODYEAR TIRES
30x81/4
All Weather Oversize Cord -$10,95
Wingfoot Standard. Cord -$8.e5
•Pathfinder Cord -47.95
'All Weaker Oversize Cord
, 31x4-419.75 32,x4-$21.25
83x4-$22.50 32x436-128.75
leingfoot Standard cord
31x4-$16.75 32x4-418.50
• 83x4--$19.25 32x45-$24.50
• NO USE TALKING
A Bicycle° Sure Does Beat ,Walking
It Will pay for itself more quickly
than 'her before, besides • saving
many tiresome walks and giving end-
less service and satisfaction.
• A C.C.M. Bieycle will give you
smooth, easy service for years. It
makes cycling a pleasure as well as
a Time and Labor Saver.
If you already have a Bicycle, why
not being it to our shop and have it
put in nice running order?.
Our years of egeerience and our
modern equipment are at your see -
vice A thorough overhauling, in-
cluding cleaning and • freshly lubri-
cating the bearings will not cost
much and well ensure easier running.
It will add greetly to the life of your
Bicycle as well as to its smooth, ease'
running qualities.
• A.S, INKLY
Garage Ph. 80, Res. Ph. 167r 2
• .Auction Sale
Of Farm Stock and Implements.
The undersigned auctioneer has res
ceived instructions to sell -.by public
auction at Lot 40 Con. 6, W.D„ Col-
borne township ' on' Tuesday, April
14th, 1925 at 1:00 o'clock, sharp, the'
fallowing: Heavy draft mare, 6 yrs.,
souncl„and right, 1,600 lbs.; bull, Hole
stein, 12 months old, sired by the
great 2,700 lb. bull Cedar Dale King
Dike, whote breeding cannot be aur -
passed; '75 bushels seed eats, clean
(Irish White variety); 20 bushele
white bdane; 15 cords maple wood
ew light sleigh; new single waggon
(Bain); McLaughlin cutter (good as
ew) McLaughlin buggy; Massey -
Harris binder; Frost and Wood mow-
er; plow (Meilen); set scales, '2,000
Th.; slush scraper, new; sugar kettle;
Pandora range, fully equipped, good
as new; Belle Oak •,heater; Grand
Garland wood stove; • healing drum;
large quantity new corrugated steel
roofing, 26 • gauge;-- feed
box; qtaritity lumber; set single har-
ness (new); 8 horse collars; corn
cense holds 80 bushels; ladders; ice
main freezer; Daisy churn; stove
pipes, tools, grain bags; household
furniture, etc. Everything must be
sold, misitivelY no reserve as owner
is moving away. Terms: Grain, an
wood, -cash. All sums of $10.00 and
under, cash; over that ailment 7
inonths' credit win be given on furn-
ishing approved joint notes or sa dn.
count of 4 per cent straight for cash
on credit amounts. J. Benson Cox,
Proprietor. Geo. H. Elliott, auction -
NOTICE TO CREDITOR -J-0(2
Timothy Seed For -Sale
A quantity of timothy seed. Apply
to B. Waldron, Brucefield. Phone EL
on 629, Clinton central. 00-3
Auction Sale
Of Heusehold Effects. The under-,
signed •auctioneer has received in-
struetions to sell by Public- auction on
'Saturday, April lith at the home of
'the proprietress, Spencer street, corn.
mencmg at 1;30 o'clock e the follow-
ing: bed room suite; 3' beds with
mattresses, one Ostemnoor; 2 dress-
ers, washstand, 2 toilet sets; -stretch-
er with . mattress; 5 dining room
chairs with' arm chair to match -with
imitation of leather seats; 2 rockers;
sideboard; 0 kitehen, chairs; exten-
sion table; 2 sinall tables; ' kitchen
table, fall leaf :table; 5 good tapestry
rugs, also handmade Mats; .range,
Bucks Novelty, with pipes; 3 -burner
coal oil stove; heater, Good Cheer,
with Apes; coal heater; 4 yards lin-
oleum; 2. clothes horses, wringer; re-
frigerator; stePladder chair; 50 feet
garden hose; fruit and eickles; pic-
tures; flour can; bread can; blinds;
shovels; hoe; rake; dishes; aluminum
and granite utensils, other artides too
numerous to mention. The cottage to
be offered the day of sale -if not sold
before. Mrs. Mary McIntyre, propri-
etress. G. H. Elliott, auctioneer. 00-2
MORTGAGE,SALE
Under and by virtue of the powers
contained in a certain mortgage
whice will be produced at the tine o
sale, there will ee offered for sale by
Public Auction at the Council Cham-
ber, Clinton, Ont., on Thursday, the
23rd day of April, 192e, at the hour
of 1:30 o'clock .in the afternoon the
Fariseproperty known as lot Number
21 in the First Concession of the
Township of Hullett in the County al
Huron, containing one hundred acres
more or less.
cc
Op the ,preinises itie; a conunodious
th
frame hoese and banec barn and ade-
ciliate outbuildings, The property ie no
in easy Teach of Church, School and 510
Market, being less than one mile from an
Clinton. re
TERMS: 30 Per Ceht at time or
sale, baler:ea in 80 days. A Mortgage 1s
for
for a suitable amount may be ate
'ranged. 1,
For particulars apply to
• W. BleYDONE,
" Solicitor for the Veneer.
George Elliott, Auctioneer, 90-3 01
In the malter oftheEstate of Debora
A. Holmes, late of the' Village of
..Holmesville, in the County of
Huron, -Spinster, deceased:
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant
to the Trustee Act and emendreents
that all creditors and those having
claims or demands against the estate
of the said Debora A. Hohnes Inc
required on or before the first day
of Mae, A.D. 1925, to send by post
prepaid or deliver to the, undersigned
their chnstian names and surnames,
addresses ane eeseripleon, and full
particulars in writing of their claims,
a statement of theie accounts and the
nature of the security, if any, field by
them.
AND TAKE NOTICE that after
said last mentioned date, 'the limier -
signed executoeswill proceed to dis-
tribute the estale of the said, des
aesd among the. parties eetitled
ereto having regard only to such
aims of which they -shall themt have
tice and that the said executors will
t be liable for the said assets
y part thereof to any person or
esons of whose dairies notice shall
t have been received by them at
e time, of such distribution
Dated this 81st day of March, A.D.
25.
Dndlev Pe Holmes and
Howard Trewartha, Executors.
By Dudley E. 11olmes, Goderiele
51. their solicitor. 00-1
Boarders and Roomers ,Wanted
Am prepared to take foomers or
boarders. Apply to Mrs. W. H. Cole,
second house west -of Baptist church,
Clinton. Phone 133. 98-tf
Auto Insurance
Why Take Chances?
You may know to an inch where' You
will drive your own car -But what
About the Other Fellow?
1311 ON THE SAFE SIDE
Insure against Public Liebility
ALL LINES OF NSURANCE
Agent for Clinton and District of
The Mutual Life Assurance Company
of Canada
'11. E. RORKE
Office at residence, cos. Mary and
'Orange streets, opp. the rink
• Phone 253 •90-'
Clinton ,New Laid Egg and
• Poultry -House
Eggs bought according to Domin-
ion Government Egg regulations. In-
quire for prices of eggs. You will
always find our prices touching city
Fat Hens and well -finished chicks al-
ways wanted at highest prices
Always jphone our -office for prices
before disposing of produce else-
where.
We appreciate your business and
hope you are pleased
Office open for business on
• Saturday evenings
N. W. Trewartha
Phones-LOffice, 214j Residence, 214w
Wanted to Purchase for Cash
Good hemlock, basswood, maple
and soft elmlogs, delivered in our
mill yard at • •Bayfield and at Thos.
Wallis', Goderich township. Custera
sawing will be done 'at both places.
McEWEN BROS.
86-1f,
M. RAIIIIRAS
Will piy the •highest numket 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
187 and I -will call.
COAL.,
We have a supply of Furnace, Stove,
Nut and Soft. Also some good dry
slabs. Leave orders at residence.
n. WARD
Phone 155. Huron Street.
j;
eele
TITURSDAfr, APRIL, 9,, 1925.
Clinton's l)ollar Day Sale
Wednesday and Tlitirsclay, April 8 Ind 9
WE WILL II-A.VE A NUMBER or
Special Bargains
on those days. They will consist of those things that you use and
need every day. Come in and see what we offer you.
The painting and decorating season 15 fast approaching. , See us
for Paints, Alabastine (in 30 shades) "liV,hite Lead, Pnre Linseed Oil
and Turpentine, also Boulton's Floor Wax (best made) at 50e a tin.
We are exchisive agentS' for• ,
Ames Holden Auto Tires arid Tubes
Guaranteed. All sizes including Balloons ,
Supertest Gasoline end High Test American Coal Oil
Harness, IIarnese Parts, Sweat Pads. Whips, etc. ,
• Plow Points for all Plows
'Bicycles and Repairs for all makes. We make your bike like new.
Safety Razor blades (all makes) sharpened at 35c per dozen
Millet Hardware Co
Rowland's Old Stand
TELEPHONE 53 • CELI-NAMEI, STORE
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed and re-
paired. Woolen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms over Heard's barber shop,
We J. Jago. • -83-tf
AUCTIONEER
Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Na-
tional School of Anctioneering, Chi-
cago. Special course taken in Pure
Bred Live Stock, Real, Estate, Mer-
chandise and Farm Sales. Rates in
keeping with prevailing market. Sat-
isfaction assured. Write or wire,
Oscar Klopp, Zurich, Ont. Phone 18-
93.
meet.
Pasture Farm For Rent
128 -acre farm, lot 78 Maitland con.,
Goderich township, 1Ai miles north
of Holmesville, to rent for pasture
land. This place is divided into two
parts and may be rented to one or.
more persons. A spring creek is avail-
able to both parts. For particulars
•apply to Jeronie Bedard, Courtright,
Ontario, LaMbton county. 99-4
House For Sale
Residence of the late Arthur Cook,
corner Albert and Mill streets, Olin -
ton. Key at Mr. Walter King's.,
,
Laughter Sunshine Fashions
Shoes!
• ; Spring's in the air, you can tell from peof?le's
-• walk, The hurry- of winter is gone -everyone ,Jie,
strolls, and that's when fashion looks one over.
A medium walking heel -two etraps, so cleverly
Fe:Aided to the ankle -the richest shade of brown
-perforations that • twinkle -and a price that
• takes your breath away its so reasonable
!.". $6,50 that's all
Oh yes, that's only one. There are plenty more
: NOW. Yes, indeed, $5.50 ones too. But you'd be
surprised at the way folks are buying their spring
• shoes. Seems as though they can't get those old -
travel -stained ones off quick enough.
FRED JACKS•N
The Big 'Shoe Store
Opposite She Town Hall
• COAL
Having erected new coal sheds will
have on hand full stock of coal for
immediate delivery. -Prices reason-
able.
. R. J. IVIILLER
Orders taken at residence, phone 119
• SEEDS
Another Spring is .Approaching
We have takee great pains in se-
lecting our stock and have on hand a
lineseve are quite proud of. Our- Al-
falfa is guaranteed Ontario Variegat-
ed, Peel County seed, No. 1 govern-
ment standard, also Alsike, Timothy;
Yellow and White Sweet Clover in
different grades, Barley, both six and
two • rowed, Oats, Marquis Spring
Wheat and Peas.
We offer special cash prices
for March
•Feed and Flour
Just Received a Carload
We make a specialty of high grade
Mill Run Screenings. See these be-
fore buying, feed. Have Purity and
Snow Drift Flours, every bag of
Snow Drift Flour guaranteed. Spec-
ial prices in five bag lots.
Grain
Ahvays in market for grain. Call
us before selling.
Also issuers of Hunters & Trappers
licenses
J. A. FORD & SON
' ' Phone 123
Flour and Feed Merchants and
,
Geairi Buyers
CREAM WANTED
The demand for our butter is in-
creasing.
To supply this demand we require
more cream.
We request you to ehip us your
We• guarantee you the Highest
Market Prices, accurate tests and
.prompt serviee.
Our firm ie known•to you and needs
no further Teem -amend.
We pay all express charges, furn-
ish cream cans and pay twice each
month. ,
Write for cans or ‘furher informa-
tion to the
THE SEAFORTH CREAMERY CO.
C. A. BARBER MANAGER
.111.1111111•111M.Mal
trumalwaser
Flowers For Your
. , Ester Greetings
EASTER MORNING- WITHOUT ITS FLOWERS -...r
\
IS LIKE A DAY WITHOUT ITS SUNSHINE
' EfaVe flowers in your home. Send them to your friend's. They
must be of the choicest • selections-fina healthy spechnens, glor-
ious in their beauty. Such are one offerings foe Heater, as for ex-
ample: , • ,
• POTTED PLANTS:-
,
.•Easter Lilies, -Cinerariase Hyacinths
• CUT FLOWERS:- 7.
•
1 Roses, Calendulas,'Sweet Peas, Tulips, Daffodils, Carnations
THIS YEAR PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY
` " daq it with "'lowers
,. EASTER SUNDAY,,APRIL 12th
II Seed Department
• GARDEN SEEDS ,
1'' . • FIELD" SEEDS --
.' .
. Flower and Vegetable of all kinds in bulk and package
•
Alfalfa (field inspected, Peel county Goyermnent standard seed)
Variegated or Grimm, Thnothy, Red Clover, Alsike, Oats, Bei•ley
(2 and 6 rowed), Peas. , - - •
W„ „TENT INS. & SQ.
Greenhouse Products
Offiee Phone -199
-Grain, Flour and Feed
Night 141 and 129
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1007,1211 E PM T Rg VAR 1SHES
For Eveo /Jaz-pose- fi.-,r Eve° /Suilhce
Write to Head Office, Montreoil for -free Booklet '
HOME PAINTING MADE EASY.
SOLD teY
T. Hawkins, Clinton
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