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TIIF ELECTION IN S, Htl3ON
The official1.etuns, by municiplities,.
-of, the ' election in South Huron on
'Thursday'last, Oct. 29th.:
o, .1
No. 4
N0. 1
No. 2 ,
No. 3
No.4.
No. 5.:
No, 6.
r Fa
8
Clinton'
.115 .6
].15 9
, . `136 ;16
89 •:11
485 44
Seaforth _
90 ;'15
84 22
90 11
63 11
.3"a 2`.
Di
430 �63
No 2 117
No 3 106
No. 4 . 42
341 69
Hensalk-
No. 1 . 102 19
Hayfield
:No, 1 . .... ' 61 10
ti
5
98
494
92
109
.78
64
1104
93
•
540
7 172
• 27 166
34 110
'57
505
McKillop
No. 1 159 18 23
No. 2 126 61 93
No. 3 75 50 49
No. 4 . , 74 , 50 94
187
week -end with :.her- daughter,,';yTxs.
Wm. Strong,:
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart, of Sai:'nia
called on friends here ma their way to
Owen Sound.
Mr. D. Moody, who had the con-
tract of Mr. H. Lyon's house, com-
pleted it Iasi; week.
The Young Peonies Guild of I<nox
church spent ,a ,very pleasant social
evening at the manse on Friday, Get.
30th. Pxn i kirks, Black' cats, Owls
and other Hailowe'en Spirits greeted
one at - every., turn' and the rooms
looked -,very attractive with their
black and orange decorations. The
evening was spent in playing games,
guessing contests, and fun reigned
supreme, There were about forty
young people present and they were
molt `enthusiatic in their expressions
oC appreciation,' ,in
'Rev. Mr. Abei'y,
for the invitation to meet at the
Manse and to the Executice ler plan-
ning and carrying out such a success.
ful program. At the clase of the ev-
ening's ' program the young people
formed., a large eircle with Mr. Abery
in the centre and 'sang .5'Auid: Lang
,Syne," "God save the King" And "For
he's a Jolly'Good Fellow." The next
meeting will be held in'the church on
Sunday, evening, Nov. 15th.`"
FRUIT SHOW PRIZE' LIST
Platt Classes'`
Snow—Thos. Cook, Geo. Laithwaite,
R. R. Sloan.
McIntosh Red—R. R. Sloan, R. H.
Revell, R. H Revell.
145 Baldwin—Jae. 13, Stirling, R. R.
Sloan, Albert Robertson.
'Spy—R. R. Sloan, C. B. Middleton,
N. Hall. ;.
Russet -Jas. %R. /Stirling, R. R.
Sloan, 0. Rapson.
Ontario—Jas. R. • Stirling, R. R.
Sloan,, A Robertson.
Ben Davis—R. R. Sloan,• C._ B. Mid-
dleton, Jas R. ,Stirling.
Greenbesry Pippin=R. R. Sloan,
Jas. ft. Stirling.
Mann ` . C. B. Middleton, Geo,
Laithwaite.
Greening—Geo. Laithwaite, R. R.
Sloan, R. R. Sloan,
Wagner—R. R. Sloan, Thos. Cook,
.jas. R. Stirling.
North Star -Geo. Laithwaite, Jas:.
R. Stirling, R. R. Sloan.
Blenheim Orange—R, R. Sloan,
Geo. Laitllwaite..
Ribston Pippin -Geo. Laithwaite.
Tolman Sweet -R. R. Sloan, Thos,'
Cook, S. 13, Stothexs:
{
Wealthy --Geo. Laithwaite, S. B.
Stethers, C. 13. Middleton.
Stark -Rs R. Sloan, Thomas Cook
Geo. Laithwaite.
A. 0, V. Reck-Geo. `Laithwaite;
Geo. Laithwaite, Thos. Cook.
A. 0. V. Green—Thos. 'Cook, R. R.
Sloan, S. 13. Stothers, •
King—C, B. Middleton, Jas, R. Stir-
ling, Geo. Laithwaite.
Pears
ICetfer—R. R. Sloan.
Bosc—R. R. Sloan.
Clairgeau—J"as. R. Stirling, "I• R.
Skin, Geo. Laithwaite.
D'Anjou—R, R. Sloan, Geo. Leith
-
svelte.
Sheidon-7as. R, Stirling.
Seckel—R. 11. Revell, R. R. Sloan,
R. II, ReveIL
Boxxick--Geo Laithwaite.
Pears (basket)—R. R. Sloan.
Apples (Batket)—R. R..S1oan,..R.
H. Revell, Geo. Laithwaite.
Barrel Classes -
Spy—.Albert Robertson, C. 13. Mid-
dleton, R. R. Sloan.
Baldwin—C, B. IYtiddleton,p. Rap-
son, Geo. Laitllwdite.
Greening—Geo. Laithwaite, R. R.
Sloan.
Sweepstakes Barrel --Geo. Leith -
smite.
BOY (%lasses
Snow—R. R. Sloan,
McIntosh — R. R. Sloan, R. H.
90 Revell, R. IT. Revell.
5e, Spy—R, R. Sloan, C. 13. Middleton,
44 Albert, Robertson.'
42 Greening -R. R, Sloan.
Tolman Sweet—R. R; Sloan.
Russet --Jas. Stirling, R. R. Sloan.
King -R, R: Sloan,'3as. R. Stirling,
Geo Laithwaite.
A. 0. V.—R. Rc: Sloan, Jas R. Stir
ling, Geo. Laithwaite,
-Sweepstakes Box — R, R. .Sloan,
Kings,
Display in Flats.C;eo, Laithwaite.
Special Display -Geo. Laithwaite.
Water Color drawings advertising
Huron County apples—Margaret Kil-
patrick, Clinton, Anila Taylor, Clin-
Elva Crawford, Clinton.
est Box Apples from orchard in
ron County Spray Service --R. fI,
ell.
est Box Northern S$iys—N. Ball.
No.1
; No. 2,
No. 3'
No. 3.
' No. 6 ,
437 179 259
Tuekersmith
68 18 103
90 28 . 71
.. '63 61 • 23
90, 2$:` 57
85 . '31 40
81 25 34
477 191 328
Hallett
No. 1 .. ...1110 46 ,,.. , 38
No. 2 81 49 56
'No. 3' 62 1 28
No. 4. 97 17' 46
No. 5 . , s -t.... ,31 9 33
No. 6 , 88 ° 14 • 41
No. 7 . 74 19 53
5 155, 295
nag;
No. 1 ....... 5526. ' 21
N. 2 , .............48...... ' 36;, ; 24
No. 3.. 146 28 106
No. '4 . , 87 52 81
No. 5 .s32 62 9
No.6 .. 87 48 43
No. 7 ... , ax 27 27 . 36
No. 8 + i,.-..., , , ,. 65 ` 33 26
.547 .;312 346
Goderich Township
No, 1 . 48 .11 107
No. 2 , r . , i:. 42 4 89
No, 3 .. 44 - 26 87
'No. 4 ...... , 24 12 76
No. 5 . , 60 22 51
r,.. .. 34 15. 42
252 90 452
Stanley
No. 1 . 41 ` 20 31
.. .No, 2 . 67 19, 28
No. 3 . > . 50 24. 36
No. 4 ..... 27: .29. 155
:[ i`o. 5 ..... , . 17 - 31 .59:.
No. 6 , 65 21 . 88
No. 7 , .,53 , 8 2
320 152 ' "*'"3349
Stis55en
No. 1 52 0
No. 2 - 24 - 14
"`"No. 4 96 :, 37
No. 5.. ... -59 21 27
No. '6 , , 101 20 76
:No.'7...,., 52' ' 35 33
No. 8' . ......,. 22 35 .40
,. No... 9', 07. 38 52
555 215 460
` Usb'orne
No. 1 .. .. .... , 36 24 51
No, 2 .... 54 32 37
No. .3 63 23 23
Nd." s 61'" 15 39
No. 5 38 39 70 ton
1 s .;_utx-,.:,a; 18 17 54 B
No. 7. .. 37 ' 31 60 Hu
307 161 334 %l B
SUMMARY .
Clinton . ,. 485 44 494
Seaforth .430 63 540
Exeter , 341 69 505
Hensall . -192 19 187
I Bayfield . 61 10 145
McKillop . 437 179. : 259
Tuckersmith , , . 477 191 328
Hallett ....' 543 155 , 295
. 547 312 " ..346
"Goderich" fp.. : 252 30 452
Stanley . . . ...... 320 152 849,
Stephen . .. 555 215 .: 430
Usborne , ...... 307 181 334
4947 1680 `4694
Majority for .T. b1eMlllan .253.
• , D. F. McGregor, R.O.
In the1921 election in South IIur-on
;Mesmer ` polled 3693 votes; McMillan
1059 and Black 4097.
Londdesboro
- The United Church will hold Their
nniversary Services..niext Sunday
lie morning,at 'eleven o'clock and in
he evening at seven. The annual
o f1"supper will be bold Monday
vening -following. The quartette
ram
m..London will
nrovisre the
p
o
Mrs.
Swan who has spent several
oaths' with leer mother, Mars. -Moon,
.tends to leave for Timmins on Wed" -
Mrs. Taman of 331vtir. sheat the
Varna -
During the winter months 'service
will be held in St. John's church at 11
o'clock aan, f
L.LO. L.•No. 1035 are sirang/n,m to
have a supper in the Orange hall on
Thursday evening, Noy, bth.
Mr. Geo. Mitchell has purchased
the old homestead, previously owned
by the late MI. Alex. Mitchell, for
the sum of $6,200.
Quite' a number of the young pep
ple of the community, attended the.
masquerade •1)a11 held in Walker's
halls Bruoefield, Friday last.
Miss Welsh gave -.a Hallowe'en
party for the school children in the
school house Saturday evening.' The
prizes, which were given for the -best
outfit, were won by Master Tom Chu-
ter, dressed as a Hindu and little
Lillian'Elliott, dressed as an old mrui.
Lunch was served by this ladies and
all spent au enjoyable -evening.
The many friends of Mrs. N;,rman
Stephenson,will be sorry to hear that;
she is still confined to her bed and not
gaining very rap idly.,,
^ Mr. Wm, ,Taylor ,and Mr. M. 'Elliott
shipped a car load of life stock to Tor-
onto, Saturday.
Roy, M'r. Paull, who hs, been hav-
ing,his holiday has returned and will
conduct seriice 1n St. John'schurch
Sunday morning.
Farmers 'aro very limy trying to
rur,
sss' Portrait ,Studio.
Our Clinton Studio wilt bepen
THURSDAY WEDNESDAF,HURSDAY and ER1DAY
of nex-c wesk
NOVEMBER 10.11--42-13
Do not miss this chanceto have Photos taken for Christmas. Any
Photostaken on the above days will be finished and, put aside until
you need them,at Christmas. -
PI.:EAST+: COME IN THE -FORENOON
W POSSIBLE
Studio closes each day, at 4
Please your friends this year by giving thein Good 'Photographs
(Tho kind we, make)
Burgess Poriraii Studio_
MITCHELL and'(7LINTON
DANCE
CLINTON KNITTING CO. CLUB
Friday Nov. 13
Peerless Harmony Orchestra
Gents 50c' Ladies 25c
Dancing 9 to 1
30.2
get the balance of their roots and pot-
atoe'crop 'harvested, while the fine
weather lasts. •
Owing to .the cold weather the
apple crop has suffered' to such ar, ex-
tent that very little can be done -with.
the fruit in some localities. ,
Word has reached here of the
death, which took -place in London
yesterday, of Mr. Samuel A. Moffatt,
a former well-known r,lrsident of this
locality. A funeral service will be
held here, at the country resi:,ence of
his son, Dr. Lloyd Moffatt, on Satur-
day afternoon' at 2:00 o'clock.. Inter-
montwill be made in Baird's cem-
eterY.
Marriages.
GOURLIE—CHOWEN — in Clinton,
on Oct. 31st, by the Rev. J. E.
Hogg, Vera Gladys, eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James G. Chowen,
'of Clinton, to Harry Gourlie, son
of the late Mr. George Gourlie and
of Mrs. I. H. Nobesi*of Dunbarton.
Births
NLEZ—In Pasadena, Calif., oil
Nov. 4th, to Mr, and Mrs. Leslie
Hanley, (formerly Miss Viola
Cook) a son: 'Robert.
Deaths
JOHNSTON In" Goderich, township,
on Nov. 1st, Charlotte Marshall,
wile. of Mr. W. H. Johnston, aged
- 60 years.
HARDY—At Egerton, Alta., on' Oct.
2615, William J. Hardy, formerly of
the London Road, aged 68 years
MOFFATT At his home, 77 Byron
Ave., Landon, an Now 411i, Samuel
Alfred Moffatt, dearly beloved hus-
band of Mrs. Agnes Moffatt, in his
7565. year, Funeral service at
above adtess on Friday, Nov.. 6th,
at '3 o'clock. Furthsr service at
the country resident* of his son,
Dr. Lloyd Moffatt, at Varna, on
Saturday afternoon, Nov. 7th, at 2
o'clock, Interment in Paird'e cem-
etery. ..
IN MEMORIAM
MILLER—In loving memory of Wil-
fred David ]]oilier, son of Mr. Rob-
ert Milker, who died three years
ago, Noy. 2nd, 1922• .
"Deep in our hearts lies a.pictur ,
Of aloved one gone to rest,
In memory's frame we will keep it
Because he was one or the best."
—Father, Sister and Brothers,
IN MEMORIAM
Mac[CENZI.E-In loving memory of
Jane MacKenzie, wife of ,Alexander
MacKenzie, who departed this life
Nov. 6th, 1924.
"This day brings\back the memory
Of the loved one laic] to rest,: '
And those who think of you today
Axe those who loved you .best."
Husband and Daughters.
Piano For Sale
A walnut case ,Gerhard Heintznian
piano, in good` condition. Reason for
selling, owner has moved away. Ap-
ply to' Mrs. H. Hill, Albert street,
Clinton. Phone 150. 30-1-p
House For Sale,
A 6 -roomed house on Rattenbury
street with electrics light and town
water, garden and small born in con-
nection with the premises. or par-
ticulars appy to W. 13rydonc. 30-2
Auction Sale
Of Church, Church property, etc:
I, the undersigned, have received in-
structions to sell by public auction on
Wednesday, Nov. 18th, in the village
of Kippen .a brick veneer church,
,48x32 with additional alcove and ap-
proach. The building has gallery and
basement. Lot 88 ft. front and 114
A. long. Shed 88x22, outdoor lavi-
tory, Doherty piano, nearly new, lib-
rary cabinet, furnace with long
stretch of 8 inch pipes,- 6 hanging
lamps ,3 chandelier twin lamps, 2 wall
bracket lamps, 2 old pulpit , chairs,
2 up-to-date pulpit chairs, : 8 old
church seats, 20 benches, box stove,
step ladder, table, lantern, carpet and
several other small articles. Terms:
On building, 10 per cant. of purchase
honey at time of sale, balance with-
in 30 days, or before propos-tyi.s re-
moved. On Chattels; cash. R. Dins,
dale, chairman; Geo. H. Elliott, Auc-
tioneer. 30-2
Car For Sale
'A real, bargain, $650 cash buys my
:1.023 Oakland sedan 131 sold .before.
Saturday xy night Perfect condition;
many extras. Cost 61,800. John Stir-
ling;"James street,Clinton. • 80-1
es
mss .moo
F. R. 1)AltROW
BARRISTER
will be at his office
in Clinton each
MONDAY
From 3 to 6'p.m. 1'
30-tf.
Raw Furs Wanted
At highest market , prices. Will
pay for mink skins, prime, $5.00 to.
$10.00. Raccoon, prime and part
prime, $2.00 to $5,00'- For other furs
will pay as, much as Toronto' dealers.
H. A, iiiovey, Clinton, Phone 89 30-tf
Euchre and Dance
On Tuesday evening, Nov. 1065, a
euchre and dance will be given in St.
Joseph's parish hall. Euehre'at 8:30,
dancing at 10;30. Admission 50c. 30-1
Radio Sets For Sale
I have for sale the following radio
sets
One De Forest Crosley three tube..
Price, all complete with large. Baldwin
loud speaker, storage battery, B ,Bat-
teries, nothing else to buy, $140.00
One two tube De Forest Crosley,
all complete, nothing else to buy,
$73.00.
One Uncle Sam' three tube, in solid
mahogany cabinet with storage bat-
tery, large Baldwin loud speaker, all
complete, $125.00.
These sets may be seen and heard
at my place on'Townserf8 street, back
of the public school. Lantern slides
describing thee -Forest Crosley sets
will be shown at the Star Theatre in
the near future. H. A. Hovey, Clin-
ton, phone 89. 30-tf
Potatoes Wanted
]]fust be No, 1 grade, in bulk. Will
buy any quantity, Jas. Steep, Clin-
ton. Phone 40. 28-1,4
Local Salemsan Wanted
To represent the 014 Reliable Font
hill Nurseries. Big demand for stock.
Start now at best selling time, Ex
elusive territory, handsome free tint
fit, liberal terms, Steno and W411ing-
ton, Toronto. 29-4
Sale of Dairy Cows
Having sold my milk business, I
will offer for sale, by publip auction,
my herd of cows at lot 35, con. 15,
Goderich township, 13 miles south
west of Clinton on Saturday, Nov,
7th, at 1 o'clock: Cow,, 6 years old,
due to freshen Nov. 7; cow, 5 years
old, due to freshen Nov. 15; oow, 5
years old, due to freshen Dee. 1; cow,
5 years' -old, due to freshen Mar. 11;
cow, 9 years old, due to freshen
March 24; cotv 7 years old, due to
freshen' March 26; -'aged cow, due to
freshen April 1; -cow, 8 years old, due
to freshen April -fi; cow, 4 years old,
due to freshen April '12; aged cow,
due to freshen May 80; 2 cows, 7, 6,
8, fresheneli late in simmer and bred
within the last 4 Weeks; three year
old heifer, bred; aged cow. Also the
following Angus and Shorthorn cat.
tle: 5 2 -year-olds; 2 yearlings; 5
head rising se year old; 6 calves. Pure
bred York sow, due in Januar}i;. pure
,bred York $oSv, bred; ^ quantity
of turnips; choice light wagon, cut-,
ting box, 12 inch mouth, In g'dod run-
ning order. Terms: 6rmonths' credit
will be givenon furnishing approved
joint notes, or a discount of 4 - per.
cent. allowed for cash on credit
amounts. George H. 1311io6t1 Auction
eer, Clifford G. Lobb, Proprietor -29-2
MORTGAGE SALE OF FARM
IN TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
Pursuant tothe power or sale con-
tained in a mortgage there will, be
offered for sale by Public -Auction: at
The Mason House in the Town of
Clinton on Friday the 13th day .of
November, 1925, at 12 o'clock noon,.
the following valuable farm,being
composed of Lot No. 34 in the 10611,
con. of the township of Hallett. On
the premises is a frame dwelling with
a stone foundation 20x30, one and a
half storey frame kitchen 18x40, one
/storey barn 52x62, driving shed 1.8
by 40, pig pen 25x40; three acres of
orchard, 3 springs and well; fences
mostly woven wire. 'The front of the
farm is-4omewhat hilly but the back
60 acres is :first class clay: loam. The
hilly pant is good clay land but some
stone. There are about six or seven
acres of good timber. Tho farm is
situated about 2 miles from Londes-
boro and about seven miles from) Clin-
ton,
Tornxs of Sale: 210 percent, at time
or sale and the balance within 30 days
it
:
w horst interest.
The property will be sold subject
to a reserve bid. - '
For fui't1rer particulau's and terms
of sale apply.to McPherson 33 Malsins;
29 Downie street, Stratford, Vendor'5,,
Solicitors.
Datecl,October 23rd, 1925. 20-2
TRtIRSDAY, N0V MI;i;P. 5, 1.0217,; y `
Clinton High' Cade Egg ;and;
]Poultry -I louse
Now is the tinge to cull your flocks
of laying hens for winter eggs To
•
promote this winter's egg production
we offer our services free to the
Poultry owners, I3indly phone offise
(214J) for particulars, etc.,
We appreciate your , business and
are anxious to give our services in
return.
Milk -fed spring chicles and boiling
fowl" retailed at our plant. '
Eggs %ought according to Govern-
ment regulations and highest prices
paid. Phone for our prices before
marketing your eggs,
N. W.. Trewariha
Phones—Office, "2145 Residence, 214w
'The Wise Man
rinsures his property -against -loss
by fire
The Wiser Man
Does not stop there but insures his
life also. , How much are you
worth to your family?
All Lines of Insurance
Agent for Harm:. County for
The Sun Life Insurance Co. of Canada
R. E. RORKE
Office at residence,' cor. Mary and
Orange streets, opp. the rink -
Phone 253 90--i
Grape Fruit
California. Grapes
Haddie Fillets .
Thedford Celery
Sweet Potatoes
Watson's Grocery
Phone .111. " Clinton
Farm ?or Sade
On north half of Lot 5, concession
2, HulIett, containing 60 acres. There,
are on the premises a good frame
house and kitchen, bank. barn, 34x52
and shed 12x52, one acre of orchard,
apple, mimm and pear trees. The
farm is well -drained and fenced and
five utiles from ' ]Seaforth and 28.
miles from Constance. School across
the road. Apply to Mrs. Mary
Brown, administratrix,. Brucefield, or
W. Brydone, Clinton; 28-tf
Par Salo
Four purebred Oxford ram lambs.
Prices reasonable. Frank Weekes,
Varna. Phone 31 an 622, Clinton cen-
tre] '1 1 29-3
Safety Razor Blades Sharpened
.Satisfaction guaranteed or monea
'refunded.Single edge 3e. Double
edge, 4e. J•. E. Hovey, druggist, agent,
Olinton. 29-8
Farm For Sale
160 acre farm, situated in township
of Goderich, with'eltra, good build-
ings, close to the town of Clinton,
red brick house with furnace, large
bake barn with water in stable, never
failing spring. near barn,, young or-
chards The fain is -a clay loam and
level, all seeded down but ten, acres,
and in a good state° of cultivation.
Apply y to David T. Churchill, R. R.
No, 3, Masten. Phone 611-r-31, Clin-
ton central. 26-tf
For Sale
Comfortable house, 8 rooms, lights,
town water. Good stable and small
fruit • orchard in connection, • This
property is in a good location and
would make a comfortable home.
Would also consider renting by year.
Apply at News -Record. 18-tf
1 t� s
WHEN We. SHOOT-' ...
SHQpTS INTO YOUR.
CELLAR, 'YOU CAN SAY
:GOOD -DYE TO COLD AND
FURNACE •
TROUBLES:
Here is a merry sight to beholsd.
Someone is laying in a' stock of Beat:
and good Sheer. The coal boys are
never so joyous as when they enter a
happy household, They are the life
of the/ :furnace.. They lighten the
work of tending fires. They go about
their job without fuss ar dust and
see to it that you get heat with the.
minimum of ash.
Call the laq` i`;ft'tERrt
for0O
g d clean coal.
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COMPANY
COAL,
PHONE 74 CL IN'TON
'he i era ardw
announces a"change in its
I3USINESS
POLICY
It has alway,s been the, policy of this store
the benefit 'of the lower ta give
merchandise, 1 possible prices far, sttnch±d.merchaidise,
consistent with a fair and reasonable profit, but:
NOW, We are going still further
Beginning Sept. 1st we will adopt the policy of sellingour :
chandise or: a cash basis,- and under o fiabre
sr this new:Policy we will be able
to give our customers still; GREATER VALUES, in fact the
lowest
prices given anywhere, except in the verylargest of city stores,
whore business isdog "on the 'same basis,
There is no stone doing `business today -tinder the credit system
that can sell goods as CHEAPLY as those who sell for cash only.,.
because a -merchant doing business that way must mark his mer-
chandise at price sufficient to offset the losses duet ou'
standing and in some instances uncolleetahle accounts, 0 long t'
CONSEQUENTLY, in eliminating, this additional
busines,,WE are going to be able to serve ou t n the future nal cost a doing
lower* prices with a fair profit to the storey and areal savin ata you'
�'
who take advantage or. them. g to you
aleHardware
Co.
Rowland's Old Stand
TELEPHONE 53 • 011I N$MEL, STORM
Wanted
Agent for Life ' Insurance Co., to
take overygood, territory. Good eon -
tract for the right 'man, 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. J. KIMILLER
Orders taken at residence, phone 119
FLOUR, FEED
AND SEED
Have a car load of Hominy Feed
This is a feed made from the heart
61 the corn, cooked and saturated with
malt -and sugar. The strongest feed
on the market, yet safe feeding. Try
it on those pigs You are finishing or
for fattening chickens. Special price
for the next two weeks for cash.
Just received a carload of oyster
shell, 13y buying these feeds in oar
lots we get special -prices and offer
then toyou the same way.
Also Tankage, Beef Scrap and
Charcoal,
SPECIAL
' a few bags of No, i Ontario
Var;;egated,,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. A. FORD & SON
Phone 128
]:'lour and Feed Merchants and
- (]rain Buyers
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned :pressed :and re
paired. -Woolen goods di'. cleaned.
Rooms over Heard's barber shop,
W. J. Jago. -83-tf
COAL
We have a supply of. Furnace, Stove,
Nut and Soft. Also. some good dry
slabs. Leave orders at ,residence.,,
E. WARD
Phone 155. ,, Huron Street,
Second Hand.
Sewing Machines
sold cheap during November
Also full stock of needles,
repairs, etc..
W. - GLEN COOK
Phone 171J P.O. Box 201, Clinton
09
CREAM WANTED
The demand for our butter 3s in.
creasing.
To supply this demand we require
more cream. ri
rev* you, ,to ship us y-ouig
We guarantee you the Highest
Market Prices, accurate tests and
prompt service.
Our fitn is known toou and
no further recommend, y n needs
We pay all express charges, funk.
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
T pest r� astir � l ,:
i,
l.io
THE ONE WHICH '
Gives you the longest service,
-'---Keeps you dry and comfortable,
:,Maintains its good appearance as long as you wear it.
IS YOUR MOST ECONOMICAL SHOE'
We know whereof we "speak/when we say
r
aces
ecial
is the most economical shoe to be had. W0 have proved this by twenty
1,y -five years of actual test. The 535t3 who started using this shoe
twenty-five' years ago are still using them and will accept So other.
We have jus reeelved a shipment fresh•from the facto . Get
.• r3* into
a pair of these anal save money on`your shoe needs. '
FRED J
The Big Shoe Store / Opposite the Town Hall
C. H. VENKER Electrician
.Electric Ranges, Fixtures, 'Bulbs, Irons, Fans and other "..
Appliances .
Wiring and Repairs. )Phone'Id5Iw
GROCEIII s
To our usual line of Flour and Feed we have added a full line
of groceries •ofthe very Best qualityand
we will en -Cor to serve
you satisfactorily, -
I'LHIJR AND PEED
Bran, Shorts, M'illfeed and Chop always on hand -
]7urity, Five hoses, Maple Leaf and North Star Manitoba wheat flour
Jewel, Maple Leaf, blended wheat flour
Monarch.and Pastry Flour
POULTRY SUPPLIES
A fu11 line of Specifics, "Roup Cure, Laying Mash,
Fattening Mash,and Poultry LegBands
WHEAT, OATS AND BARLEY
WANTED
1JENKIN
Greeniioiise Phone 141-r-3
Greenhouse Open Evenings