HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1925-06-11, Page 5ruIni 1,1, 102;
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,ptnghi obeitentang an nii,er
rerearkS' e,;c1rin
vie'lfunny Part of it is:that
b Titers. seldom eonle. Intone
nlity bag.
Fedeiai GoYeeinnent ,Dloons ib
ZIonie Bank depositors ib,..
4i000, which, with assets realized
yet to be ;realized will,,it.is expect-
ntring tin: payments sip to 05 00
95.
S - do not like.June when he be -
ago July, and7,perhaps we like,
'On less ,wlieu she howl:, like
e Wher. S he misek MOTs ati;ratt-
VO ,:helt she wearS' hor 'Own modest
h and smiles ber
Winnipeg jadge blames women
'co, ths hocrease in crime a mong
young people, The, judge is running
true to form. The first man blamed
the woman for the first offonce and
every son of Adam has gone right
an doing it ever since.
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The Globe accuses Mr. Meighan of
-"unjustifiable opthnism" because the
poor' man expressed the belief that
his party was booming. This is
a change, anyway. The Globe has
usually accused the gentleman of be:
in., a pessimist, '
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now do you like these "gob'. caps
'the boys—and girls—Care wearing?
Quite nifty, aren'ttey? A "gob", by
the way, is an "apprentice" on a man-
of-war,and this is the sort of cap he
*Wears, so, :since "all the nice girls
'love A sailor" 'tis no -wonder. they
take td 'the "gob" caps. •
• A Paragrapher on a Toronto neWs-
' PaPer. SaYs that "since Lord Birken-
head gets -$60,000 'per -year for his
newespaper articles a 'May be that he
" 'gets $59,000 for the name and $1,000
for the stuff." No doubt he's sjudgz
ing the stuff by his 01741 contrilintions
and the remuneration by his own
, modest salary.
*
The Globe says that it may become
necessary, if things continue to go as
they seem to, be going at present, for
a Saskatchewan man to ootne to Tor-
onto in order to see what a Conserva--
tive *looks Perbaps, ancl„J ohn
Ransford, Charlie Middleton and our
old friend, "Davy" Beacons, would
•agree that the sight Would be worth
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J -1111e is -the month for weddings", ne
'Therefore it is quite proper that the
• union of the Presbyterian, Meth-
•oadists and 'Congregationalists' should
then be celebrated. Naturally the op':
'ening hymn, selected for the public
•ceremohy will be, "Blest be the tie
'that loinds."—Brussels Post.
Usually, though, there are but twoparties to a wedding. In this case
-there are three.
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"tril on
-ent, past • ,$)
loW,abodtit 'cidvea ; le.
•Says; that A11.#01.
land a1/0,..fal`in aadeoE
44,Ying .;their wares/' o t9
EngliSIL
wjllaSk foi .A/UStl'aliall lamb, NOW
Zealand' butter; etc,; and. he , got the
impeesicOn 'that"; Fniglanci didn't think
t. worth whllc botheidnwith. Can.:
add vdey naeh a:*eit,,AY.P.144' 'soon be.
ms o sg1-Tti:9•Cd3Skt•',4",•1'.VY
;10 8;aid he told,me*ClOto it "I"Ei,"
him:just .48
American ae it rile:S aoSeotehMilit to,
Itot sallccl an ITtngilshanati' and he
stressed his ,Eamiclien ;citizenship in
talking to„Tfongliahr»mi.
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As showing the isnosaiaeo.
aVel'a/I`C` EllgiiS1/711all C011eeT1/112g
ada, howeve r, Me, Maiming tol
attending; a meeting of the Ro
Club over there and sitting basic
clergyn0n of the Englist; Chi
who, whenthe found 11/1e. Manning
a Canadian, seemed tnUch/intere
and asked him many questiohs
the country, "But what do you
in the winter ?" the'-,Enalislo
asked. IVIr.liranning- asehred him t
he did much' the szime'in the -wii
as he did in the summer:.
cannot cdrry , your business,
you? How can you'get about thro
the snow?" He was Much surpri
when Mr. Manning told him that
'as l his car -Most of the winter
that so far as Ms busbiess was c
cerried-it ran along just, as busily
in the summer.
In reply to a question about ?nth
rial conditions Mao. Manning p
there was .no dqabt a great deal
anemOnYmient but that it was not
the building trades. A.counle qf N
York 501051whom he met 'said they_h
seen More building,in London in tin
weeks than they - had seen N
York in as many ,years. One of t
reasons, and -,both goornment-a
PeoPle aie beginning to realize it, f
so much unermiloyment is the "dol
and someway of curtailing it is boil
sought— He was told that many m
who are getting, say thirty-five ,sh
lings per sveek dole, refuse to wo
for thirti-eight or ...forty shilling
"Why should I. -work for three sh
lings or five shillings per week?"
they ask. Everyone must iseln pay
this dole. Eery servant maid add
every. man, no matter how or by
whom employed; must pay ,art of his
os; her wages for this nurpose, and.
the emnlover is responsible', for_see,
ing that it is paid. ,
NIT, Manning told of an experienc
he had -travelling. He was sitting i
a third-class compartment opposite
very Stiff Englishman who looke
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• The Clintoniane resident in Detroit
and Windsor are very enthusiastic
-over the idea of Olinton's Old Home
Week and are planning to coins over
in a body. .The News-Reeord has re-
ceived from the secretary of the new
organization, which ia making ar-
rangements ,for the hoine-coming, Mn.
Lack Kennedy, a list of the names of
ver one'hundred pem bple to whewe
re asked to send this journal from
oW until after the celebration.
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By the death Colonel George
aylor Denison it nrobto last week
anode lost one of her moat distin-
ensiled citizens. A mei-Mier of a
vell-known family. a great imperial-
st, a distinguished soldier. writer of
everhi boo' ks one of which won a
,
ooze offered by the Emperor of
me
sissia soyears ago, and for over
orty years police magistrate in T
mim-
nto, Col. Denison had a ore varied
areer than falls to the lot of most
en. Ile •won not only distinction
ut the esteem of his fellows for, al-
ough 'one might not always agree
ith Col. Denison, one Leonid not but
spect his -sincerity and integrity.
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A shipment of live hogs i'501n Win-
ipeg to Centralia arrived in London
n Saturday in _ •a • serious condition
'isg to the heat 'and lack of water,
itizens and railway hands carried
ater by the bucketful to them and
e Humane Society. having been not-
ied, called out the fire -comna,ny
d they turned on two or three
reams of water, which had the ef,
et .of reviving the suffering aniihals,
though severn1 had died before re-
f came. Shinners should see that
ere, are facilities Tor tvatering stock
fore shipping and railvvay compan-
; Should provide these means at all
•
ints-where they are needed. •
W. IL,WLYMOUTH
One of Mdlett township!s 'oldest
izerm, celebrated his 90th, bimthday
Sunday, June 7th. Mr. W'eymouth
is born in Old England 'but came to
Otada as a child and nobly did his
rt in making this section of Huron
iihty the prosperous land it All
ROM' to these sturdy ,pioneers; who
diligently sowed that their Chihl-
i -and grmfdchildrea 'Might reap,
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zther to the right nor to the left
and who completely ignored Ms fel-
low-travellbr, as is the sociable little
way some Englishmenhavo,e when
they stopped at d station andanotherEnglishman got in. The newcomer,
who was very ,plainly dressed, wao
more communicative and seemed
)•early to talk o thdy entered into
conversation and lie found the °-Eng-
lishman very intelligent and much in -
tooted in Canada.. He asked Mr.
Manning what he had son in London
and, when the mentioned having been
to the Hodsof CO`bamons, asked if
he had been into the ,House of Lords.
Mr. Manning said he had not and his
new friend exprosed regret and in-
quired if he would be In London again
long 'enough to pay'1±„a visit, saying
that he would be pleased to ,see that
he 'ants shown about .X1'. Manning
then -asked if he 'was connected with
it and was surprised to ibe Add he was
a member. "Would you mind telling
me your name,” Mr. Manning asked.
slicluld like to be able to tell my
friends when I go luime that I, trat-
elied in a third-class railway carriage
with a snember of the House of
Lords." He did so and he was the re-
presentative of a very old family, an
earl, in rank, So it is not always a
Si02, of aristecratic birth to ge about
with your head in the Mr.
Mr.' Manning enjoyed his trip very
rnuch. He says he wondered as he re.
turned. last -year why he had over
thought it`posmble Xo go before. But
he prefers Canada as a place of resi-
dence and says he "was never proud-
er of his Canadian citizenship in the
British Empire than 'when he visited
Wembley." •
Londesboro
John Beattie, a respected farmer
of the village, died here on Thursday
morning last, following .injuries
ns-
Ceivecl through a team of horses
throwing him -from a wagon .on the
2Gth of last month. Deceased was
in -his 72nd year and is sUryivecl by
his widow and one son. The remains
were interred in the family plot at
Londesboro on Saturday and the fun-
eral was largely attended. Service
Was conducted by Rev. James Abery.
Tbe 'bearers were Robert, William
and John Beattie, Keats •Hamilton,
Robert Hamilton ancl John Leiner.
On MondaY' the Bell Bros. of Por-
ter.'s Hill finished the foundation of
Wm. Snell's 'new hoilse.
and'IVIrs. Howard Shobbrook
returned last week froin their honey -
At the regular meeting of the W.
M. S. an: .Wednesday of last week
'Mrs. W. It. Osborne, wife Of the pas-
tor, was ./,..-,i-oserited with a very hand-
some old copper jardiniere, accom-
panied by .411 -appreciative address,
which was - read by the president,
Mrs. J. W. Tamblym A very pleas-
-ant, social hOUT ',NOS spent after the
nresentation, lunch being served.
Rev. SAf. R. and .MTS. Osborne lea.ve
shoytity ler Highgate,' where they
were" stationed at the last Cnrorence.
Auburn
The Wonien's 'Institute will have
iheir regular monthly meeting in the
Forester's hall on Monday, Juno 1511i,
at 2:15+. p.m. Mrs. Douglas of Dur-
ham will give \an address, -"How a
II0me Can be Made out of a' House."
The hostesaes will be Mrs,- MeNab,
Mrs. Win. Thompson, Mrs, Erratt,
Mrs,' IVIogridge, Mrs. Woods and Mrs.
H. Armstrong, •
Pelyalo PaYille11,
qlospital, Toronto, an auuc,
and Johot.,1R., :Rtoo
n -
;ball,, 179 Albert:Lis Avin; a (laugh-
STO'lli-TERS-L-At the Private ,Pat,-
.ietiti' ,Toronto General
•-kroseital,. on June 7tli to l!olr, and.
Mrs. J:)C,,IStothers Bracebridge,
.HIBBERT—In Glinton, bn June ,10th,
Mat'gpret Baer, ,,widow 01 the late ;
' Sylvester S. Hibbert,
11005fE1t-1n Chilton' on ; May 611.
-Albert Hooper, aged 69 years,
,REAVPIE—At Londesboiso, on June.
ftli John Beattie, aged .72 years.
ouNio,,,T.__At ;her Jute yesidence, 3
Rosedale 'Road, Toronto', on .,1-hu'e
Mit, Jane EiSher Gudn, wiclo;v o 1-
the late DOmild Guilla, in her Blith
..Ruptiare Expert Here
Do you suffer froM rupture? IT so,
your big apporteni‘tY has n'ow arrived.
Reavely the';ioted rupture exbert
will be at the
Rattenbury Hotel
for one day only
Vliednesdag, June t7
and will be pleased to give free ex-
,
amination to any sufferer and to
demonstrate his famous appliance,
This appliance will contract the open-
ing in 10 to 15 days and will -cure
cases in from three to six month's.
This appliance is positively: demon -
stinted to you , right' on your own
person withont charge. • You do riot
spend a' penny utiles§ you are fully
satisfied that it is the right. appliance
for' you. A consultation with Mr.
Reavely will cost you nothing. Don't
let this opportuhity get, aWay from
you, Reinember the date. 10-1-,2
Remember Goderich Races '
WednesdaY, June 17th. $1,100 in
purses. Big Entry I,ist. 10-1
Scales EOM Sale
Set of Tpledo scaleia.fan shape, 20
lb. capacity. Practically new, will
sell cheap. , APPly John Pease, Bay -
10 -1
Scuffle For Sale ,
An Oliver 2-1iorse,` 2-rovio scuffler,
almost Pew. Apply -to X. H Quigley,
London Road, 11 Miles south ; -,D Clin-
ton. ' ••• 10-2-p
Wanted. '
Girl for housework. Work not
heavY, Also, experienced farm- hand,
ap51Y at once. Chas; E. Elliott,.
Clinton, Ontario. Phone 157, Clinton
central.
• Wanted
'Girl 0or general. houaework. Apply.
Mrs. .W. .M. 10-2-p
Tenders Wanted
Tenders will be, received up to
Monday, June 22nd the tearing
down and re -building of school house
No. 10, 'Union, Ilullett and Goclerich.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at the home of the undersigned. Lova-
est or any tender not necessarily ac-
ceated. W., -K. Gooier, Secretary,
Londesboro P.O. Phone 30-6, Blyth.
Central. 10-2-p
`Cottage for Sale
Desirable, home, in Victorra street,
good frame cottage, •glassed in front
and heck porehes. Town water, elec-
tric lights, has and soft water in
house. Bath, chicken house and
large chkkert run, large g'arden sylth
apple, plum and cherry trees, also
raspberries mid strawberries, Apply
on premises to Miss G. Rumba%
10-tf
•• Wanted at Once 'a
Loopers and [Knitters. Apply The
Clinton Xnitting Company, Limited,
Clinton, Ont. 09-3
Sale by Tenderp,
Tenders be received tin to
Tuesday, June 16th for the purchase
of- the Irving Homestead estate, eoa,.
sisting of approximately three acres,
divided into town lots. To be •sold bit
one block or three separate lots or
blocks, one part to consist of the
house and land adjoining; another
the lot west of the house in Matilda
street, and the last what is known as
the block at the river. The lowest
tender not necessarily °accepted.
Terms:" 25% 'cash, the balance in 12
monthly payments at 7%. George W.
Irving, proprietor. Address tenders
08-3
Auctioa Sale
Of Household effects. Mr. George
H. David has instructed the under-
signed auctioneaso to sell by public
,auction on Victoria street, Clinton, on
Saturday, June.13th, at 2 o'clock,
sharp, the f011owing valuable ,'Curni-
bee Coo19,,‘ stove with oven, nearly
new;'Ndw Perfection coal oil stove, 8
bfirner, with oven; set oak dining
chairs; extension table, ehipa 'cabinet,
oak; sideboard, oak; 3 piece parlor
suite, upholstered, oak; 2 small oak
tables;' several small tables; cli'Op leAf
table, cherry; bedroom suit; oak hall
seat and mirror; oak 'umbrella stand;
wicker rocker; large conch; springs
and matrasses, choice feather mat.
tress; chok!e . Wilton rug, 9x10,/s;
BrusselS rug, 9x12; Tanestry„rug,
9„;%:12; i';ood Linoleum 141.7;... Singer
sewing machine, good...as new; kitch-
en tables; 6 kitchen chairS; flour bin;
good copper boiler; Clothes wringer,
clothes ,horse; ti gallon coal oil can;
tits, ,benches; carpet sweeper: sev-
eral' dozen ,sealers; 95 csiece dinner'
set; Power pots; several house plants;
canned fruit; pictures, dressimilier's
form; garden tools; pists,,pans, dish -
CS, anch other articles ,too numerous
to mention. Don't 'Can't° attend tloi
sale as this is a splendid line. Salo
without reserve as proprietor is giv-
ing too housekeeping. Terms: Cash.o
Geo. H. Elliott Auctioneer. Geo. IT.
David, PrePrietor% 09-2'
M. ROSS SAVA
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. D.,
0PTOMRLST
Will be at
Bsress' Portrait Studio
Every l'hotesday ,
o : 9 amt. to 2:00 p.m.
Eyes cocamined—glesses Eitted
Phone 194, Sosforth
Crl
-H01•4S:g a c
; Eggs bought ,aeeording to Dateln;
ion Ooverroment Egg regtitations., In -
11 i
1 quire 'Pr prices ol eggs. You 'Will '.
eaiways 'Sind din prices ,toucbing , eily
prices;
1 I at. 'Hens; and st elI'fidjshsd ciick al
i.„.'A'gs'95 svc.ttel. Otliglittf1(71!egeel
1 befote, ;disposing of. produce- olSeo-t
where. .. I
60 o sure mad' have profes'sidnal,.
MhotographsblIce3t. of 'the wedding
party. Our studio in Clinton will be
open every -TuesdaY 'Coins in on
that d'ay, and 1-Pdve, 'seine „good
portraits made.
Fau'rilY Groups and Chilth•en's Fhetos
a. Specialty '
.BURGESS •P,ORTIZAIT 'STUDIO ,
,FILTCHE‘LT.,. AND CI,NTON.
Raving taken over. the •ageney of
the Singer Sewing lifachine 0 am ,pre-
pared to 'supply; the' Wants of anyone
requiring. machines, parts, needles',
etc. Machines sold on 'easy terms, old
-machines -taken as cash, '
W. GLEN C 00
Phone 1713 P.O. Box 201, Clinton
• 09
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The Ontario:Balk Sales Act
Re Williain L. Johnson trading at
Clintoo ae a Grocer under the style
g Johnson & Co.; ' .
Notice is hefeVY "given that Rus-
sell E. Manning 'of Clinton Bank
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anager, has been appointed Trus-
tee by William L. Johnson, trading
as johnson & Co. in connection with
the sale of his business to Frank
Watson.
Creditors of -the said William Is.
Johnson and Johnson & Co. are re-
quired to Seliver to the Trustee at
his `Office in Clinton, particulars 'of
their claims duly, verified on or be-
fore the 20tts day of June, 1925, af-
ter which date the Trustee, will pro-
ceed to distribute the purchase' mon-
eye realized from the said sale
amongst the persons entitled thereto,
having regard 'only to the claims of
which he shall then have received
notice.
And Notice is further given that.
the Trestee wlil not .be liable for
any of the assets so distributed to
any -person of whose claim he shall
not then have notice. ,
Dated at Clintbn, Oat., ;this 27th
day of May, 1925. 08-8
W. BRYDONE, R. E. MANNING,
Solicitor •Trustee.
MORTdAGE SALE
Under ancL,by virtue of the powers
centained in a •Ortain mortgage that
will be produced at the time of sale
there will he offered for sale brPub-
lie Auction on the property in the
Township of Goderi0h in the County
of Heron on Tuesday, the sixteenth
day of June, A,D. 1925, at the hour
oP2 o'clock -in the afternoon the fol-
lowing lands and vrernises, viz: Lot
Number 34 in the 7th ConceSsion of
the said Township of Goderich, con-
estimatitni 80 aor.es of
land More or less. • On the premises
are a. good frame house with 7
rooms, a bank barn about 34x150 and
a shed /lbut 24x40; 12 acres of good
bush and. about an acre and a half'
of- °milord., The soil is good; the
farm is in pasture. It iSa doirable.
farm properbY.•
TERMS -1,0% at time, of sale, bal-
ance within 80 days. Sale subject to
a reserie hiti. ,
1For particulars applY to W. Bry-,'
done, Clinton, _Ont., Solicitor for
Mortigagee. ` 08-3
O 09000(25.50 :055 e.es, a d
hope you are pleased
Office-, 00 515 ,COr' laisinese on
SatuodaY evening's
iqu W. ra-11:ca4v59.a.-lli14
Phones --Office, 214j Eesidonce, 211w
Dd Kf 5
hances`
Vo -0 cannot look up your buildings
in a 0 Is proof vault, but you can have
then; value guarantead against loss
by fire in a good ,Insuranco Company.
All Lines of Insurance
, Abtonnibile Iosurance at a big
reduction
Agent for Huron County for ,
The Sun Life Insurance Co. of Canada
E. HOR
Office at residence, cor. Mary and
Orange streets, opp. the rink
• Phone 258 90- '
The :biggest word in the Life In -
Milano world, arid the hardest, seem-
ingly, for the enstolner te pronounce
-
has always 'been the word
• We have NOW a full coverage for
Temporary. Sickness and Accident,
Total and Permanent Disability,
Double Indemnity for Acci,dental
Death and all plans of Life, Limited
and Endowment Policies,
The Ontario Equitable Life
/And Accident Insurance Co.
M. T. CORLESS
Phone 193 General Agent
June Prices
For S. C. White Leghorn
RARY OHICKS
313,00 Per Hundred
Custom Hatching 4c Per Egg
'Inglenook Poultry Yards
E J. TREWARTIIA
,HOLMESVILLE
Phone 22-611, Clinton central
96-tf
Clothes Cleahed and Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed and re-
paired. Viroolen goods dry cleaned.
-Rooms over Heard's barber shop,
W. 3. Jago: —88-tf
COAL.
,••
'We have a supply cif Furnace; Stove,
Nut and Soft' Also some good drY
slabs. Leave orders at residence.
1 . ' E. WARD
Phone 155. Huron Street.
•
Clinton's5
1. 414
OLD M. COLDBEEN
WENT TO HIS 'comwm.
TO START:THE WINTERS FIRST
FIRe
WHO) ME GOT:MERE
THE COAL BIN WAS BARE,
HE PAID MORE
'FOR HIS COAL
,,Wasn't he a foolish man to wait
until October? He didn't know about
the -Big Spring and -Summer Cbal
Sale. And now the question is—
"Do You 'Po Folks' profit . by some
summer sales arid 'overlook the big-
gest bargain of the year. This sale
,of "Black Goods" happens every
spring and summer. • Now 0 the time
when all coal is reduced. We, would
like to see 'you profit by this knowl-
edge. So—
CaII. the kvawftrM
for good, clean coal
B.' 1111111STAII
COAL COMPANY
PHONE 74:CLINTON
„ ,
COAL
Having erected new coal shed's will
,have on hand full stack of coal for
immediate delivdry. Prices reason-
able. --
R. J. MILLER
Orders taken at residence, phone 116'
The Pore Bred Clydesdale Stallion
GENERAL 1V1ILLER' No. 21,163 ,
Enrohn.ent No. 1808 , Form 1
Will stand for season of 1925
Tuesdays at Joe Flynn's', 6th con.,
Hullett, for noon. Saturday all day
at Graham House barn, Clinto. Bak•
anee of each week at his own stable,
lot 18, con. 3, Hullett.
. TERMS
To insure in foal;'$12, Payable -When
mare is known to ,be in foal, mares
not returned 'regularly to the-herse
will'be cahrged full insurance price
whether in foal or not. Parties dis-
posing et' mares before foaling time
Will be charged full insurance. All
accidents at risk of owners of mares.
I can take a few mares en pasture
at $1 per week.
ED. JOHNSTON, Proprietor. "
R. R. No. 4, Clinton, Ont.
Phone 3 on 636 ' 06-41
CREAM WANTED
• The demand for our Initter, is in-
creasing.
,To supfily this demand wo require
mere creani:
We., request you to ship us your
cream.
We guarantee you the Highest
Market Prices, accurate tests and
prompt service.
Our firm is known to you and needs
no further recommend.
We pay all crtpress charges, furn-
ish cream) cans and pay twice each
month.
Write for cans or fovher informa-
tion to the
TOTE SEAFORT1T CREAATERY.CO.
C. A. BARBER, MANAGER
IJCKSON
• FRE
The, Big Shoe Store Opposite the Town Hall
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15
eirrottses
iV 15a/7e tahsan Ccdre' q/e Agency for tb
?llaftRCPAIN 1 vester Compa
CaA:ada
IM./Corn m
s, e,g and itnm
te4tionak Lfnes
• ,c4 Macluneis, „ Cremn bey.,ratoiec, Fktnr
C3iL/
Tracks, etc. ectsan,'s..fole aI
Wo ane prepared to give you Service at all times by having otir
store ,apen for you and a man always °a hand. We vrill specialize
all repairs and have them on hand when wanted,
Mr.A. 0, McMurray, District Repr.esentativo 'of the InLernationai,
Harvester OomounY -will be here every Saturday to consurt with,
TELEPHONES ---Day, Na. 53;, Night, No: 3
Seed Corn
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Have a complete stock of No. 1
Gov't Standard Seed Corn highly test-
ed for moistere arid germination. Our
prices aro reasonable. Also Menges \
and Turnips, both swede and fall
feeding.
CHICK. FEE
Blatchford's Milk Mash, Prates
Buttermilk Mash and Royal Pimple
Scratch.
Grain
Small inquiry for grain at present.
In -the market for Wheat, Oats and
Barley.
ROOFING'
See OUT stock before buying and
coinpat•e quality. We -honestly think
we have the hist and' Will stand be-
hind every sal('
JA. FORD & SON
Flour and rAonedelVI1e2r8chants ahd
Grain Buyers
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'Ili toll_ Garage
We Repair all Makes of Cars
and Batteries
• Lawn Mowers Sharpened
Baby Buggy, Buster Brown, etc.,
tires' put On -while you wait.
Remington typewriter for sale. No
reasonable offer refused.
Do you want your little son to
enjoy himself? We have a joycycle
in stock for boy -or girl age 5 to 7
years. .
,A, C. 0. M. cycle in stock, Walk its
and see it, if not the right size we
can go it.
SERVICE WITH A SMILE
AT ALL rtouro
A. S. INKLEY
Garage Pls. 80 • Res. Ph, 167r 2
C.. H. VENNER, Electrician
. Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans and other
Appliances
Phone 15Inr
Wiring and Repairs.
COR• NS
'end the pain
quickly, safely
In one minute yon can end the pain of
corns with Dr. Scholl's Zino -pads. They
end the misery of corns by eliminating
the cause, friction -pressure. No danger
iof infection from cutting or corrosive
acids, O -**.•
Zino•pads are thip; antiseptic, water-
proof. They protect while they heal,
Sizes for corns, callouses and ,bunions,
Call today and\get a box of thia new,
magic cora treatment.
Dr, Scitioirs
Zin -pads
Put one on—the pain is gone!
We a; cam a complete line et -Dr. Sekell's
Fott Cseekieri APPliances and Remedies
Footwear and Foot Comfort
.41.st
POAP/MUIMITC..
• Piants and' Flowers
Tomatoes Cabbage Cauliflower Celery Sweet Peppers
' In aLl Varieties
Asters Marigolds Petunias Snapdragon Zinnias Verbena
Balsams and Pansies now blooming in boxes
Geranithns; Cannas, Salvas Lobelias and Allyssium, White Leaved Ger-
anium, also Rosy Morn Petunias and Dwarf Old Rose Snapdragon
for 'bedding
For Hanging Baskets and Window Boxes we have—Vineas Ivy, Ar-
tillery Cuphea (Cigar plant) Dracaena, etc.
Cut Flower Specials
*
Gladioli, Roses,. Valley, Carnations and Sweat Peas
Special Attention to Fiera' Work'
W, JE..NKI.NS.fi SON
Greenhouse Phone 141-r-3
oenhouse Open Evenings