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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1925-10-22, Page 5atter n'c tMe "seho 1 o a trust's5- bgaste n �97iake a bed as • well as ;ate. of a Domestic Seiende lut :perhaps he has Inant .intng 'at home for soiree ee a r,. d , yley lii�-. Alf ' of,Ci'ails, tic ' nI fired o$ Sgitchcner, lb5rt h4�uneral took place en gSaturday' ,�a:short service at her la ly � Afte 1 to 1 tome; un conducted by her rest r, RCN': G. tLl. fter- Billcey, ' the •fnneril• proceeded -o ted Trinity church,'` Ba fief Sd ti•1i= Y c'i Y1tOn. i lar e crowd g had assembled ,to'renden• -,r. ! their last respects to one. they hada 31 the honoured in life, It'.was here she 1 was baptized, here she 1 he. laboured in the 1 S1., Here she was married and it was and from here that she shad -wished' -to be ext Thursday' is election. day. It, have neglected to have. your e placed or,.thevoters' list you till vote.. G et son sane. t v ' •h t ;.� o ouc ,`•{4Qn and te .deputy returning of-, •i t will. give you a baiiev. When our ,ballot ntari:` it, for the ,.. 170,:. V•1 - sl S11 .I 01t ; the . policies .n, p. 1 believe will build e tI t x a d t G• �p Can - No mater how the voting, goes on 'Thursday •next it is to be hoped that I whichever party obtains a' majority will have sufficient majority to form strong government,' Then let the government asstnn0 responsibility fol• its acts and answer for then to the people.'. Whatever merits group goy-. .ermnent may have they seem to be of t weighed by ,the. fact that it forms an excuse for:weak, irresponsible ac tion on the part of a government. The ,erstwhile enemies,' ` Germany and France, at the conference at Lo-. 'earn,' Switzerland, entered into a cov- enant of .peace, all; differences to be submitted to arbitration. ' Britain and Italy undertake to go to the assist- ance of the party,; attacked if the peace agreement is violated by either partyrThis is hailed as the: biggest step toward a permanent peace taken •since the war and it. is hoped that' it is brit one 2 of many -more, until war Shall be ruled out of- the civilized world. It is' about time the 'civilized - nations stopped fighting each other and began using their energies to promote civilization. It seems that rural mail couriers Bre suffering .some hardship; espee- ially when weather is disagreeable, by the habit box holders have of 'leaving unstanfped letters for them to take up and stamp. The money for- 'the„ stanp is left all right, but the courier has to' pocket the coppers, take the letters and see that they are', properly stamped before being de- livered at the 1oosteffice, ; This is, it appears, not at all.within the duties of _the courier, Indeed, he is not sup- posed to take up an tmstamped 1et- -ter. But they are -good-natured fel- lows and cannot refuse. Box holders .could greatly aid these faithful pub- lic servants by; having .their mail properly stamped when, they. give it ta: the' courier. "People go to the stores•to bey; but people decide in their own homes, lay their own firesides, under their own reading Imps,' what store to "go' to. 'At home the feet are not tired,. cfowds do not distract, decisions are unhurried. Newspapers and cata- logues are' perused with deliberation, Live merchants, , know this: and • are more and more presenting' their of *fsiings through the medium of_print- ed :natter which 'can be studied at home. No printed :natter enters the home that is more closely read than the hole paper. The` advertiser in the home p'a'yer is snaking a direct appeal to the buying need, and news papet readers should,;.; appreciate the direct message which > is thus. being made •by home people to home people. ,The next few months are the buy in monthsof t the ea • a i gt red live ricer- Y hants are e presenting their wares fore the the public through the - medium of the hone paper." -Exchange, B,a11gield Mr: and Mrs. Geo.. Copeland of Sprueedale were guests of Miss E. 3, Stirling; having conte to spend; a few days. with their many friends andat- tendthe'snarriage of their eon, Al- feed, to Miss Mae Pollock of the Goshen Line. - Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sturgeon and family moved»to Grand Bend on Mon- day. where M. Sturgeon] iritends carrying on his business of - fishing. Mrs. Thos. Brandon, and children returned' on.. Monday eventing after having visited in• Wingham.' Mr'. Robt. Delgaty„ spent the week- end with friendsin•I-Iensall. Miss Anna_Eiliott of Toronto spent the week -end with her . aunt, Mrs. -John Fraser. We are pleased`. to re- - pont ,that Mr. Erases: is improving in 'health after his recent illness. Miss Nina Heard was home for the 'week -end, Mr•, 'and Mrs. Fred Scotehmer and fancily of Kitchener visited, over the week -end with the. :former's"sister, Mrs. Was: Heard, having come to at- tend the, funeral of their -sister, the late Mrs, Albeit Townshend, Mr. John Howard 'returned` from the. West on Monday evening. Mr. Rbbt. Penhale left on Monday for Saskatchewan with a car .load of apples. The terrific .gale on Monday has done a great deal of damage_ to the winter apples which were not picked in this locality,. Mr. Frank Erwin returned to lilt -- o ener'on" Saturday h S td y after•".having spent1several-days hunting in 'the vi- ciuity; While here he was. the'guest of his; aunt. bion, F. A. L,'dwards., Mr,' and Mrs.Dixon and Miss Car - lee Dixon of Galt motored to the vil- lage and spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Paull. Rev. F..10 and Mrs. Paull accompanied on their return on Monday and proceeded to 'Toronto to attend the opening of the noir*'-Trinity, College; Mr. and Mrs. E. Callow o.f. Beams-' vtlle were -the guests of Mr, William h �i f h 1st concession, l I o i sGoderich ch slit t oven t 5 c- a n he week-encl. el enol. W I N and Mrs. Winslow of Montreal guests at the Ritz last week. `Oib.aunual meeting of the Y. P. S. wilitt•lhe held in the basement of St, AntNew s.chti teh on Friday night. It'' s, A oVWn'shend 'took place :'irorn Tr chtiich, Bayfield, on Saturday -a .noon last, The service was condue by the Rev. C. L. Bill ey of'Cli Yft•s."E, II. Paull and Mrs, N Woods sang a duet. The syniAn of the community is extended to bereaved husband and family. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Townshend'; fat it V of 'Manilla spent ' he week - with Mrs. Townshend's parents, and Mrs. T. H: Elliott. A nitinber or ther n s .f e d of ands. Mt Lloyd Jlakins`'g'athered the town hall on Monday evening, A ter all had assembled the bride groom were serenaded at their home, and then driven' to the hall, where they received the congratultions and good wishes of those present and af- ter. some lively' games they were showered with rniscelaneous gifts. Mr. Colin Campbell read- the follows ing address on behalf of those present, to Which the groom made a very suitable reply. The bride also thanked their friends for the many handsome and useful gifts which ;they received; after which lunch was served and the rest of the evening spent in a social time, "To -'Mr..and Mrs. Lloyd'Malcins, Dear Friends; We:are gathered here tonight, drawn by a spirit'.of good will and ;sympathetic fellevy ship in the bond of love and outward ordinance :that ` has made you one. And while this is • true.' still we do not feel that we are in any way far- ther removed from the' intimacy and- riendship that -we have enjoyed with you, in the past. This being more especially true as, for the pre ent at;least, "you are still with us. s true' friends it is our desire to ejoice with you in this your hour f happiness and sunshine. Nor ould our interest in your welfare red here, rather'may it, be a fellow - hip which will grow with the years that in your joys.and sorrows, hrough the clouds'and through the nshine you.. play ever find in us a de sympathy, a keener appreciae ton of all that the future holds for on. We feel that this • will not be all impossible for during the time at we have known you, you:have. ell merited . our.loyalty as friends, „hilt otir meeting here tonight on' ueh a happy and joyous occasion as is may bring to all df us a sense unalloyed ha$piness,;and pleasure, t we'would:not forget, both we and u, that life is real and life is earn - t and that not enjoyment and not so is our destined"end or way t to aet that eaeh tomorrow .find further than today.- And so as outward expression of the septi- rets and feelings of our -hearts we' uld be very pleased to have. you Sept this miscellaneous shower, per- ils conveying to you an individual El personal goodwill which a larger d perhaps inore substantial gift ealld fail to de, Again we wish .the t that life has to ,offer. Not only uld we extend our many wishes we look up to the All -Loving they and say: "God Bless. You." neo on behalf of „,your friends: sic Westlake, Vera Doevson, Bessie tson, vanISteckle, Colin Camp- '. carried x ed by"he z sonsefour endtozn 1 1., last t Mt. resting place: A. Beautiful service was' conducted by Rev. Mr. Bi11cey of Clinton assisted by the Rev, Mr. Mr. Paull of Bayfield. At' the close of at the service initerment';•.took place at A1-2' the 'Hayfield- ,cemetery. and Amongst those fromn a distance who attended the funeral were; Mr;' and Mrs. Fred Scotehmer and family of Ilitchener, Mr.. Scotehmer having made a hurried trip from the west to be ,present;. Me. and Mrs. J. `Scoteh- mer and Mr. Raba. Scotehmer, ;Stan- ley;' .Mr. and 1VIrs. Win, heard, Bay field; Mr. and Mrs. E. Sararas, Mr. Alf. Sararas and Mrs. Isobel 'Sararas, New Dundee;' Mrs. A. Cochrane, Waterloo; Mrs. L. Martin, Mrs. N. Thoznan, Mrs. 'H. Sheard and 'Mr: T. Sheard, Kitchener; Mrs. Bone,. Mrs. R. Smith' and Mi, Alf. Cochrane, Brussels; Mrs. Fred Elliott, Mitchell; Mrs.. J. Eagleson, Sault Ste. Marie and, Mrs., Porter and Mrs. Ada Halli- day, 'Goderich, Mr. Townshend and family wish to ex15.r,ess i; heir''thainlcs for the, kind- ness of their -friends and neighbors during their sad bereavement. f s 0 w e s so t su d t' y at th W s th of Yo yo es s ba • 05 an pie Wo ac 3m an an bes Wo but Fa Sig Su Wa bel The inesllbes's of the Y. P. S. re- peated their plays, 'Frank' Glynn's Wife," and "Miss Molly" at the fowl supper at 'Union church in Goderich township on Friday last. • There was a crowded auditorium, despite the• heavy rain., The men of the parish. of Bayfield met at the Rectory Wednesday ,even- ing of lash Week and enjoyed • a social time. During the evening a men's club was organized. The following officers were elected: Hon, -President, Rev. I'. I3. Paull; president, Morton Elliott ,of St. John's church, Varna; vice, ;Charles Middleton of St.'James' church, Middleton; secretary-treasur, er, Leslie Elliott of. Trinity church, Bayfield. The next meeting of the club will be held at Varna' on the, ev- ening of November the nineteenth. During the evening Mrs. Paull served refreshments. Mr, Tlios. Clark '1of Dresden has. purchased the house and lot 'owned by Miss Ellen Richards andis now hav- ing it improved. Mr. Wits. Dixon ,has moved • into Mrs. Af McLeod's house on Louisa St. Mrs, McLeod has had her house raised, a -verandah added and new siding 'put on, which adds 'very much to its neat and comfortable appear- ance. GODERICIP TP. LADY PASSES" . , AFTER LONG ILLNESS In they grey dawn of the early morning of October 14th, the .spirit of Hannah Enuiiy Scoter -liner, beloved wife of • Albert Townshend slipped 'peacefully away to that heavenly home, where Main and sorrow is no 01055, ' Mrs. Townshend was a woman with a ,quiet, kindly disposition, beloved by all with whom she came in contact. She saw gond in, everybody and spoke ill of no one. A true wife and most devoted,, mother, she (strove', -to instil in her children those principles -.which snake life really worth while. Front her earliest lest childhood,she was pos- sessed of a '_ beautifllfaith in her Master, a' faith which was her eetic- eour during the long years of 111 health, a .faith which enabled her, when the. end came,` surrounded by her family, to meet death with a beautiful smile upoat'her face. Sho is survived by her husband, one daughter and four sons, -Ernest of the Bayed elcl Line, : Coderich, •township, .Mrs Nelson. Crich, Tuckersmitii; Still o1' Manilla,' ' ti t Alvin of, TOPOrt�' s and Jack of Hamilton, t Ia ut]to Also s o by her aged father, Mr. Alfred 'Septclnner, three sisters andlive brothers, Mrs, Wm. 'Ie I i 5£iell Mrs.. Janes Poetess Goderich; Mrs. Myeon `Butler, Goner icli Tp.;, John, Robert and W111 Scotch - Marriages, DALE- D GLAZIDR At Ontario. street prsonage, on Oct. 21st, 'by the Rey. D. J. Moorhouse, Eva Isabel daughter hter of Mr .and g Mrs. Thomas Glazier, • to Archibald Theodore' Dale,. son. .of John F. Dale, all of Hallett township. JERVIS-WITMER---At' the Evan- gelical parsonage, Zurich, an Oct. 21st, by the Rev, Mr. Dengis, Adeil Maude, daughter of Mr, ' and Mrs. Sylvanus Witmer of Zurich, to Wil- fred' C. Jervis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al`Jervis of Goderich township. Births COOKLIn Clinton, on Oct. 16th, to Mo. and Mrs. Charles •Cook : a Son. MUNROE-4t Auburn, on October 17th, to Mr. and 3V1rs. R, D. Mun- roe a daughter. --Zeta Pearl.. CHARLES -At. Victoria Memorikl hospital, Toronto, on 'Oat 10th, to Mr, and Mrs. G. A. Charles (form- erly Lillian Hutchings of Goderich township)' a son. Death 2 FOWiLER-In Hullett, on Oct. 14th, Elizabeth Runciman VanEgmond, wife of Mr, John Fowler, aged 78 years.. SMITH -Accidentally killed,. in De- troit, Mich,, on Oct, 16th, Lydia Snaith, formerly' of Clinton. COLLYEli-Suddenly at Sprisigbank, near London, on Oct, 17th, Augus- tus P. Collyer, formerly of Clinton, aged 46 years. CLUFF-;In Goderich, on Oct. 10th,. 'Samuel? Clufi, in his 71st year. BR'U D A Sault SON- t ul t Ste.x' , Ma ne on Oct. 13th, Annie Garrett, widow of 'the late William-Brundson, forsi7er- ly-of Lendesboro, aged 83 years.. y • CLARKE-At Hanover, on Oct. 20th, Lily E. Clarke, wife of S. B, Clarke, Hanover, and sister, ofthe late W. J. Mitchell of Clinton. Masquerade and Hard Time Dance Thursday, Oct, 29thsin Clinton IKnit- ting Co. Club rooms.. -Peerless Har -i stony Orchestra Ladies, 25c, gents, 50c. Dancing 9 ,to 1. 28-2 • _ For Sale Massey -Harris •bean cultivator .and puller combined, also some: rock 'pul- lets. ' Mrs. Fred Stirling, phone 22 on 609, Clintan centrah 28-2-p Potatoes Wanted Must he No. 1 grade, in bulk. Leave sample bag . at ,H, Wiltse's grocery. store. One dollar will . be paid for, sample bag on delivery. • Will buy 'any quantity. Also cars"of assorted turnips. Jas; Steep, Clinton. 2/3 -if • Pullets For Sale Well bred Rock pullets, Apply to M. J. Butler, R. R. No. 2; Clinton or phone 24 on 604. 28-1 Farm For Sale On north half of Lot 5, •concession, 2, Hullett, containing 50 acres. There are on the premises a good frame. house and kitchen, bank barn 34x52 and shed 12x52, one acre of orchard, apple, nitint and pear trees. The farm is well -drained and fenced and five miles .Croat ',Seaforth and 2h miles from Constance. School across the road. Apply to Mrs. ' Mary Brown, adsuinistratrix, Brucefield, oe W..I3rydone, Clinton. 28-tf For Sale One good Leicester : ram, three years old, 11. C.' Cox, R. R. No. 2; Bayfield. ' 28-2-p For Sale or hent 'A six roomed cottage on Bron street with electric light and town -water. There is a good garden -in connection. with the property. Inn- inecliate t;ioseeesion: ..For, particulars apply to W'. Brydone. • 28-2 Lost A. Scotch collie el c l up, yellow hurl and white ruff. When lost was wear- ing a Goderich' license tag. A Iibeial reward is offered .:for his return to Dr, Taylor, Godericlt,'or forinforma- tion as to his whereabouts. 28-1 sft�f l ': ' Ol o rtraits It is only 9 Weeks until Christmas, ;that t meati ,• v" � lin 511,., 8 lucsdays that will-have to sit for photos at Miry C.tm.. tan studio. do. 'Vire are finishing orders, now for' Christmas. Gifts. ,'Sit 'noW and we Will finish your ,photos and;:, by Pa" ing a deposit, we will hold your Photos until you, want them.at Christ - Inas. - STUDIO OPEN EVERY TUESDAy. From' 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 pm; • 'Our Studio will b'eiva2m', d .zt all .into,,, BURGESS ,� r.ORTRAI' S_UDIO ' H O Pure Beekist_Clover Honey Pure Beekist Dark Amber`. Ilene' Y Pure Beekist Comb Hone Y • ALL' STANDARD" •, RADE• . ?WATTS, CUDMORE &• SCRIBB + 17NS CLINTON . ' 21-tf4-p' Tanks For'Sale'. Ones gaivaized-', tank, 370 'gallons capacity and two, 40, gaIlon_.capacity. Inqnits at News -Record office. 27-2-p ` l'er Salo Four purebred Oxford ram lambs,; Prices_ reasonable. Frank Reid, Varna: Phone 31 an 022, Clinton cern-; tral. 00 , Notice to Creditors, Inthe , " estate of Eupheinia Caro- line VanEgmond, deeeased. Notice is hereby given that all per- sons having claims against the estate of IuP hemia ,Caroline Va nE m mon d late of -the town of Clinton; in the County of H)aron,•spinster, deceased,' who died ost or about the 13th day of June A.D. 1925,are 'required to de- liver to Earl VanEgmond and Foster T. Fowler, the executors of the said estate or their solicitor,_on or before the 31st day of October A.D. 1925, a full statement of their , claims to- gether with particulars thereof, and the nature of the securities, if any, held by them all duly verified by af- fidavit AND TAKE NOTICE that after the said last mentioned date the said executors: will proceed to ,distribute the estate of the said. deceased Amongst the persons entitled thereto having a ng r egard only to such claims as they shall have received due notice and in accordance therewith. Dated at Clinton, Ontario, this 14th day of October A.D,'1925. "W. Brydone, Clinton, Ontario, Sol- icitor for the said exeeutoro. 27-3, Farm For Sale 160 acre farm, situated ib.township of Goderich, with extra, good build- ings, close to . the town of Clinton, red brick house with furnace, `large bank barn with water in stable, never failing spring near barn, young or- chard. The, farm is a clay loan: .and level,, all seeded down but ten acres, and in a good state of cultivation. Apply to David T; Churchill, R. R. No. 3, -Clinton. Phone 611-r-31, Clin- ton central, 26-tf Safety Razor Blades Sharpened 'Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. f ed. .S' sng g .Single edge 3e. ' d Double edge, 4c. J. E. Hovey, druggist, agent; Clinton. 26-8 Auction Sale Of Farm, Farm Stock anis Imple- ments: The tindersigned . auctioneer has received instructions to sell by public auction at Lot 15, Bayfield Road, Xa-mile 'west of Varna on Mon day, Oct 26th, commenting at 1:00 o'clock, sharp,the following; Horses -Team of -draft horses, 9 years,, old. Cattle -Cow, 6 years, -due to freshen, in April; thoroughbred Hereford cow, 6 -years to freshen in April; farrow cow, 7 years old; 4 feeding steers; 2 yearling steers; heifer, 2 ' years; 5 yearling calves. Implements -.Deer ing binder, 7 ft. eut; Deering Trower, 6 It. cut; stiff tooth ealtivator; John Deere hay leader; Cockshutt drill, 18 hoe; corn planter; steel rake; steel roller; top buggy; light wagon; set of light sleighs; cutter; grind stone; set of 4 section harrows; set of 3 section harrows; 2 wagons; gravel box; hay rack; walking plow; fanning till: low farm truck wagon; wagon box; Gurney scales, 3,000 labs, capacity; 2' ladders; hay fork, tar,' rope end gal- leys; set slings; Melotto cream" sep- arator; scoop shovel; bag truck; roll of chicken wire; poli of fence wire,; 2 applepresses. set double harness; -'qct single, harness; several horse collars; road scraper;: wheelbarrow; dirge cedar posts; set small pulleys and rope; quantity of lumber; 3 sugar. kettles; 2 barrels; 3 ladder 'poles;. quantity of hay;•.whifflotrees;•` neck - yokes; forks,- Shovels, and other art- icies, Household Effects - Heating stove, bedstead,' couch, cupboard, cream Cans wash stand,dresser, large spinning wheel, extension table,,din nee? bell, sap pails, kitchen.tabland other a>.•tieles At thesame time and'. place lot 15, oonsisting,,of 86 Stn es' more or less, will`be;offered for sale. On the prcrnises'is,erected •a .••lendid barn; with'Ston ' e fou red ,a`i t of , 1 at g•e stone house, farm is well watered and drained, ei good bearing orchard, the farm is in a high state-ofcultivation; suitable for grain or, grazing, Also east half of lot 1:3, consisting. of 40 acres more or less,- all seeded, clown,. watered by goo,d:Wiodmill' with large water tank very desirable as grass or grain farm. Terms:` On farms --10 per cent. of purchase money on day of sale, balance in 30 days. On stock, implements, e 1 n e is t ens. All sums of $10 and under, cash; ove • s that amount, 12 months' , credit will he given on furnishing approved ;joint nobes, or a disa.Sunt•• of 6 per cent. allowed . for oasis. on credit`- amounts. Mrs. Alex. Mitchell, Proprietress.' 0. I-1, Elliott, Auctioneer. 27-2 Cli aloin High Crade Egg a PouH ry-Hilust, Now is the time to cull your flocks � of laying hens ,!or winter eggs. To lprompte this winter's egg.production we offer 0100is er s V es'h t 1 ce t to he poultry.owners:. Mildly. "' office (21,471 for particulars, etc., e We appreciate your business 'and ,_.,. are anxious to`,,give 012r,`setvices:m Milk -fed spring chicks and boiling fowl ':a tour plaint Eggs bought according - to Govern- mnent regulations; and 'highest prices paid, Phone for our prices before marketing • Your eggs. Nf. W. Trowartha Phones -Office, 214j Residence 214 w The i se Man Insures +,his property 'against loss by fire''' The liV.iser Man Does not. stop there but insures his. 1' f s a also. How much ate 'you worth to your family? All Lines of Insurance - Agent for Huron County. for The Sun Life Insuganee Co. of Canada H. E. IORKE Office at residence, eor.: Maryand Orange streets, opp, the rink Phone ,253 90-'• Free Tickets For Star �r ll heatre One thousand halfa •� £ 7 e tickets are being given away: With every purchase of one dollars worth of goods at Watson's.C1' . Grocery. Phone '111 Clinton • For Sale Radio Sets and Supplies. Before buying a radio set hear the Bremer- Tuldey. A. three tube set which has them all beat for distance, volume, selectivity and price, Range, depend- ing on weather conditions, from 1,300. to 2,200 miles on loud speaker. I tuned in 45 stations on 27th of Aug- ust, all on loud speaker except two or three. Three of these stations were in California, one coming in 00 loud speaker. •Everybody welcome any opening. ,13•; A. Hovey,' CIinton, phone 87. 25 -ti Gardens Plowed The undersigned is prepared to plow gardens at reasonable rates. Roger' Pepper. Phasfq.130w • 25-4 House and Lot for Sale Briek cottage; coiner of Dunlop and Fulton streets, in good repair, elea- tric lights, town water, furnace. Good garden with small fruits and apple and plum stoees. Miss Elizabeth Me - 'ravish, 15-tf Farni For Salo 100 acres, good clay loam, 13 acres hardwood -bush, 18 .acres fall wheat, 30 acres for spring crop, good young Richard, good buildings, 9 -roomed house, 'bank barn 36x78, driving shed, hen 'muse, etc., w 11 watered, well fenced. Apply- ori premises, Lot 11, con. 3, Stanley, to Lawrence Forrest, )3rucefield, P.O. 23-7-p Por Sale Comfortable house, 8 rooms, Iights; town water. Good stable and small fruit orchard in connection. This pre perty is . in a good location and would retake a comfortable home. Would also eonsider renting by year. Apply at News -Record. . 18-tf Clltitot s ci0101,itS WE TURN OUR BACKS ON 5LACa AND STONC- Welt HAVE NO COUNTERFEITS We believe slate is something for roofs -n of for z furnaces -so we see that oar • o c al has none of it. When you burn this coal, dowry groes the 'up- keep. on ' your furnace; You'll never burn out the bearings on the raker. Here is clean coal clean through It is packed with heat and fancy-free .from sla a g ndalate. When you want' coal' tliat will deliver red hot heat down to the last piece of ash - Call the E, s.:t foro g od, clean ,co -al Ii11 _ ltd COAL- COMPANY PHONE 74 . CLINTON HU1iSDAy, 001Gl;I, 19111,. e�y . , Hardware toinpa announces . a change in its .USINESS POLICY It has aiwa e been the policy' of thisstore to .' ive it s customers ehebenefit of the lowests possible =prices for 'standard n5rchndise,consistent with a fair and reasonable profit hot` NOW We are going still lfrther Ben' ; emt n •Selit. 1st we -will adopt the elle' chandise-on a es o of seing our mere e ash basis, and under this new;polnc • we will" ' to give . our customers still , GREATER VALUES, `n beaeet prices- given an where • fact the stwest Y except 'a the very largest of city stores,' • y'i'l.ere. business is done "on clic ,same basis., There is no store doing business "today under the cr tthat can 'sell goods as',CHEAPLY 'th a syonly, because a :merchant ding business as ose who sell fan cash only, • ehandise at a rice' l •g that thewlosses d e to his mut- p sufficient -to offset , losses due o long out- standing and in some instances uncellectable accounts. CONSEQUENTLY in n eliminating 'this additional ' busines, WE are going to b • cost of doing lower riceswith, e t toe bo serve you in the l future at inyrou`. p age of profit to the store ,null a, real who take advantage of them._ • saving i� you- Miller itar4wareC�- TELEj1BgJ 3 Rowland's Old ' Stand'.'. • CHI'-NAMEL ;STO}t31 Wanted Argent for Life Insurance Co., to take over good territory. Good con- tract for the right Irian. Apply Drawer U, Clinton, Ont. 17-tf COAL. Having erected new coal sheds will "have on hand full stock, of 'coal for immediate delivery. Prices reason-. able. R.' 4. MILLER Ph • on' 55. P 119 e 1 Clothes Cleaned, and Pressed Chilies cleaned' pressed and re- paired. Woolen goods dry' cleaned. Rodms over Heard's barber ` shop, W. J. Jago. COAL We have a supply of Furnace, Stove, Nut and Soft. Also some good -dry slabs. Leave orders at residence. E. WARD Huron n Street. Orders taken at residence, hone FLOUR, FEED ANDaSEED Have a ear load ..of '-Hominy Feed This is a feed' made from the heart of the cern, cooked and saturated with malh and sugar. The strongest feed on the market, yet safe feeding. Try it on those pigs you are Entailing or forfate ' en7ng chickens. Special price for the next two weeks for cult. Just received a carload, .of'oyster shell. By buying these feeds in car lots we get special prices and offer them to you the same way, Also Tankage- Beef Scrap and Charcoal. SPECIAL Have a few bags of No. 1 Ontario Variegated Alfalfa and _are offering it at $12.00 per bushel, while it lasts. If you have any money to spare you will find it will pay you well to buy your requirements for spring now. J. A5 FORD & SON Phone 123 Flour and Feed Merchants and Grain Buyers SINCEN SINE MACHINE E Having taken over the agency of the Singer Sewing Machine I 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 COOK Pb'one 1713 P.O. Box 201, Clinton 09 CREAM WANTED The demand for our butter is in.. creasing. To supply this demand we require more cream. We requestyou 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 express charges, furn- ish cream cans and pay twice each month. 'Mite fon cane or furher informa- tion to the THE SEAFORTH CREAMERY CO. C. A. BARBER, MANAGER e Cheapest T1IE ONE WHICH aslatualmaat -Gives you the longest service, __Keeps you dry and comfortable, -r-Maintains its good appearance as long as you wear it IS 'YOUR MOST ECONOMICAL SHOE , - Wd know whereof we spear: when we say Our Doctor's Special is the snost economical shoe to be lied.: We have proved this by twee ty-five years. of • actual test ' The men who started using' this shoe twenty-five years agotare' still Pissing then: and, will accept no other. We have just receiveda shipment fresh from ;the factory. Get into a pair of these and•'save money on your shoe needs. FRE i JACKSON The Big Shoe Store Opposite the Town Hall C. H. VENNER, Eflectricjailx Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs,. Irons, :Fans and other Appliances Wiring and Repairs. Phone Y5fur ameaammumsonameevereasermag GIUM1itiE To -our usual line of .Floor and Feed we have added a full line oC groceries of the very best quality and 'we will`e'ndeavor:to serve you satisfactorily. FLOUR N FEED• Bran, Shorts, Mullfeed and Clio always FiveP on,. hand Purity, Roses, Maple -Loaf ancl•Nox'th Star Manitoba wheat flour Jeeves, Maple Leaf, blended wheat -flour' Monarch and Pastry Flour ; POULTRY SUPPLIES `A.tull line of Specifics, R p , cup .Cure, Laying. ivlasii,� Fattening Mash, and Poultry Leg 'Bands r.� cas Vsu . WHEAT, OATS AND iaARLEV- WANTED Greenhouse Phone 141-r-3 • Greenhouse Open Evenings axas+rN.at..n i-, mAV ;ak a:w•sun.a+ -. .,,avv.a,eri, smrarmanomaa. i �"