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seer up, We'll be
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Home Next Year
1'1w following letter was reeelvotl
by Mrs, Levy of town from her
Otto, who is England ;tnd who roeeiv-
-e11 an .unexpected visit, from his bro.
titer;, who has served in the trel1ch4
,est
"Mitley ('amp'.
Dear Mother::—Just , a few litres
to let you know that Norulnn was
..down to see Jne.. 1 was sitting In
the canteen and Q110 of the toys
Dame in and. said 'there's a fellow
' wants to see you' and when I'wont
into 1110 room It was Norman, well
I' never was 110 surprised In my life,'
So he stayed with me that . night
and the next morning lie got me a •
pass for three days and we wont up
te. London and we certainly did have
lane fine time, There was ,another
fallow with him front Godericlt but
,1 can't think of his name now. We,
had our pictures taken together,''
13ut Norman kept them all, at least
1 forgot to get some from hits. But
110 suis is looking well and, ho is a
t,tiserporal now and the other follow
was a sergeant. They were up to
1 attal
t: see the 131Ft B
,.. ornclille to
h
lion, at least he came that way from
France and. met .all the Clinton boys,
Norman went hack to llraueethe day
sl came home. But I haven't Beard
from ]rim since, .Well mother I sup-
pese you are getting ready for >nias
I suppose Martha and Matt will be
home. Well, cheer up, mother, we
will• all be home Next Xmas as per:
iistcaI.. I got a Xmas card from Lucy
today and also one from Lyda and •
some other fellows in Toronto and
I got a letter from 1Mes. Mc1{eard,
my • old boarding misses. I Jtave
made up lily mind to go to Scot-
land for Now Year's. I am going
to Edinburgh and Aberdeen. Well,
Mother, I think this is all the news
- -for this time, Hoping to hear from
you soon. Your Loving Son,
Gr, JOHN JOSEPH LEVY:
Mitley, Camp, Milford
Surrey, England,
was marked by dovotiou and the u't-
Most Sincerely ; aS a mem anti tri
end he Was true and given to
lin
slatI g service forottos May. 11
e
rest in peace and tnay Klod groat
kiln eternal life and light.
The funeral Wednesday
=as held ���e
a
N
Y
meaning at nlne-thirty 0210Glt, his
successor at 5l. Merit s1
C1axk Mills,
the. Rev, Henry Curtis Whe'don, reed
the Oillee of the Burial of the Dead,
and at ton -thirty celebrated the holy
Communion as a special memorial,
'1'he interment was made 111 the at-
101110on in the Walworth-Kilty plot
in the Burlington cemetery.
Friends were present from Bridge-
water, Paris •and Clark 111111s, to
testify: to the very high :]lection for
the .deeeased,"
Bayfield
The following la the report of the
Senior Department of the Bayfield
School for Novernber and December,
Sr, 0—L, Woods, 75; F. Elliott, 75,
N. Heard, 74; M. King, 02.
Tr, 5-01, Baker, 08,
Sr. 4—Et. 1)rehman, 501 S. King. 58;
S1, Currie, 52; IL Weston, 51, R, Mc-
Donald, 48, H. Baker, 46; M. Howard,
89.
Jr. 4—J. Drehmann, 77: J. Woods,
76 I+ Erwin . 75; A. Copeland. 75. F.
,
Jewett,74 E Gemeinhardt 70; C.
Gemeinliaadt 68: N. Gemeinharclt 00;''.
L. Elliott, 59; 11, Harrison, 56
Sr. 3—A, Rickards 96: L. Elliott 74,
R. Davidson, 55, G. Blair 58: N. Touts
51; W,-Pi'kes', 40; W. Brown; 35.-
Dean
35:1)ean Geddes, teacher,
Death of Rev. T. S. Kilty
The following copied from a recent
issue of The West Winlyleld (N. Y.)
Star, refers to the passing of a na-
tive of Clinton, a member of:a fam-
, eWell-1cnown and highly, esteemed
here ;
"The Rev. Thomas Smith Kilty
entered into 'rest Monday morning at
four o'clock, after- a severe and pain -
full illness covering more Chao Dight
weeks. Friday last Dr. Grant of Utica
and Dr, 17airbenk performed ant ophra-
tion to relieve an abcess which had
to relieve an abcess which had trou
troubled him, but he was too weak to
endure the last test. Ile gave up
this life only after a gallant strug-
gle against Manyandsevere dieic111
ties.
191r. Kitty was born in C Muton,
Ontario, Canada, June 22n,1, 1864.
Educated in the schools of Clinton
in early lite he removed`to Michigan.
Ile had desired to study. for the
ministry in the church, but an at-
tack of illness forced hint for: some
time to give up his aiut and ambi-
tion. After regaining his health he
began his theoic+gical studies in De-
troit. He was ordained deacon by
Bishop Davies in 1904 and served sov-
ral perishes in the state 'of Mini-
. gam .1\ bout 1006 he removed to this
state and ministered theparishes gt
and ministered to the parishes at
Morris and West Burlington, Bishop
Doane of Albany ordained him priest
in 1008. From 1909-11 he was rec-
tor of St. Mark's church, Clark
Mills. 111 health compelled him to
s/yve up his beloved work and soon
...letter he removed to West.Winfield
where he has since resided.
He leaves to mourn his death his
widow, .Jennie Walworth Kilty, and
three children, Walworth, Mary and
Fleda, his rnotltctt-in law, Mrs. Wal-
worth, also brothers and sisters,
most oe whom reside in Canada.
Asa priest, Mr. Kitty's ministry
Hullett Township
The following 1s the report of S. S.
No, 11 for the fall' term.
Sr, L -Win.' Hamilton 74; Agnes
Leiper, 72; Alberta Moon, 71; Gertfe
Roberton, 70,
Jr. 4—Annie Hamiltou. 80: Garman
Moon, 05, Gavin Leiper, el.
Sr. 8—Pearl Moon. 80
Jr. ;i—Fanny Lee, 45.
Sr. 2—Thos. Caldwell, 82; Mary
Ross, 70; Margaret MoNall, 54; Russel
McNeil, 53
Jr. 2—Mary Slone, 85; Robert Leip.
er, 78; James Roberton, 65.
lst—Beatrice Fairservioe, Olive
Moon, Leonard Caldwell Matilda
McNalh
Primer -Wm, Tidewell, Wm. Ross
Gladys Fairservice; Harry Caldwell.
Xathleen Reid, teacher
Marriages
'K ERSLAK{E—LYON—In I-Iullett, on
December 28th, , Elsie :Evelyn,.
daughter of NIr. and Mrs. harry
Lyon, to Arthur Kerslake of Ex-
eter,
,,
—Sr1 NDE11S
-- In Mullett
�1 US i IN U
township; on December 27113, 1016
Agnes Louise Maude, Dilly dau-
ghter of Mr, and Mrs, 1 L, A.
Saunders, to David William Au-
__ stin,
=GLEN -- 11lacLAREN — At Ivanhoe
Farm, Helldal, on- January 3rd,
Mary Alice lMacLaren to Edward
Glen.
AUCTIONS A, L 1';,—TI]1:1-t NDER-
signed ban received instructions' to
Soli by public auction. a1;" N. W.
"ye rthaas n,
110
tovle
on
Wednesday, January 10113, ,1..80
lam., the following ; • Sheep --entire
flick of 80 breeding ewes -14 Lei-
ee5ters and 10 Oaforddowns, ,Ali
bred to one of Peter Ai:kill's pedi-
greed .Oxforddowns rants, Cattle—
cow newly calved, 3 years old with
calf by her side, cow new calved 0
years old with call by her 81de,
springer 0' yrs old in Dalt to Pol-
led Angus, springer 5 yrs old int
calf to Polled Angus, cow 4 years
old due in April, 2 cows
8 years
old duo in 'March, 2 sows 4 years
old milking well, duo . in Septem-
ber, cow 3 years. old, • lilllciug, M-
ier rising 3 yrs clue in April, 0
young farrow cows half -fat, three
heifers rising, 8' yrs half -fat, two
Polled Angus heifers2 yrs, halt -fat,
3 Polled Angus steers 2 yrs half -fat
2 Durham steers rising 3 yrs hall-
fet, Durha3n' heifer rising 2 years,
half -tat, Grade I -I21010111 1;011, 16
months, ,: old.—'1 erms : Six tnoutits
credit on approved joint notes of 4
per cent. 51=1011 off for cash.—N.
W. 'f'rewartdia, Proprietor ; 1', Gun-
dry, Auctioneer, —70
MONEY L0S'1': LARCiR SUM OF
11101103 , somewhere In centre part of
town, Finder will be liberally re-
warded by calling at this ,office, -70
WANTED.—GOOD GENERAL SER-
I want. Apply to—Mrs, M, D. Me-
lt —70-6.
The Poultry Show
-.Come to the biggest Bird Show ever
held in the Clinton Town Hall, Jan,
10th, 1711), and 18111. Birds must be
in show room by 2 o'clock Tuesday
the 161h. A big feature to this show
is the Utility Class for Farmers. This
class must consist of 1 male and 3 fe-
males of the following -Barred. Rocks
White Wyandottes, any variety of
Leghorns, and any other variety of
Fowl. Exhibitors must furnish their
own coops and the entry fee of 10e per
bird to cover cost of feed. The Gunn
Langlois Co„ through their local man-
ager, Mr. N, W.Trewartha, has do-
nated $10 in prizes, three prizes in
each class, 1st $1,25, noel 750, 3rd 50c.
Bring but your birds and win some of
this money. Get your entry forins
from the Secretary Thomas Watts.
Judge—Wm. Carter. '70-1
ANNUAL MELTINCI OF THE t3AY-
fleld Agricultural Society, for the
purpose of hearing the report, elec-
ting officers and the transaction of
other business Will be held in the
Totten Hall, Ba3'6eld, at two o'clock
an- Wednesday, January 17•tli. '
1-1. MpNaughton, President, A.- E.
Erwin, Secretary,- 70-2,
IDDLiT0N—FEAGAN—In Colborne
township, on December 27111, 1010
Leila Viola', daughter al MMr, and
s Mrs. James P'eagan, to John R.
Middleton of ('3odcrieli township,
BISSI1"l'—JOHNSTON.-011 Decem-
ber 22nd, at the . A,shtiedct Pres;
byterian manse, Jessie, .youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Jeltnston, to Russell Bissett, of
Laurier.
ICELSO--WtWERS—At Watford, an
December 1.10, Agn s Wdison,
daughter of Rev. le. 11, and Mrs,
Sowers, of Watford, and formerly
of tiruceflold, to Charles Kelso,
at Port Elgin,
Deaths
'C LIIMI3NT-011 December; 28th, at
Godericlt, Mrs, 131,11jamin Clement
mother of Mrs. Il., PJ: Idodgens,
formerly of Clutton.
THE ANNUAL MEETING. OF 'PHE
Members of the McKillop Fire In-
surattce Company will be held in
the Town, hall, Sealortit, on Fri-
day, Feb, 2nd, 1917, at o'clock,
p.ln. The business will be to re-
ceive rho annual statement and au-
ditor's report, the election of three
directors and other business which
would be considered for the benefit
of the Company: The retiring dir-
ectors are James Connolly, Roht,
Ferris and William Rhin, who are
eligible for re-election,—James Cou-
nolly, President, Thos. Hays, Sec -
rotary. —70.
,Wiah'1'GA CFlt 4t 81, Paul's 10210 y,
Sandwich, on Dee, 20111, Reginald
Palmer, son of Ileo. lI P. and -
Mits. Westgate, aged 17 1111.0111)0.
CARD 01' THANKS. -I WI,SH '1'0
thank the electors of Clietcnt for
the generous support accorded hie
on Monday and will endeavor to do
my best for the
n rests of C'l,n-
. a
interests
ton during my terra of office. al-
so
so wish to thank the mels who
nominated me and seconded tiny
110iuinatiail,-111urray McEwan, —70
SOTICI7.--IrIAVING DISPOSED Ole
our Coal and Wood business all ac-
counts owing the firth must be paid
at once.—M. & M. Forbes. —70.
TILE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Huron County Spring Stock Show
will be held in the council am-
ber o
nSaturda
3, January
6111.
All
interested are urged to attend this
meeting.—J. Shanahan, President ;
McMurray, Secretary. -70-1
FOR SALE.: DEERING 7 -FT. BIN -
der with trucks and sheaf carrier.
This binder has just cut four crops
and is nearly as, good as new. Al-
so Chatham fanning still with Nag-
ger attachment, selves all good.
These articles will he .sold cheap:
as the owner has no use for
them —J, Percy Cale, Clinton. -70.
ROBE LOST.—Int Clinton, on Tues-
day evening, a plush cutter oho.
Finder please notify—T. Managhan.
—00
POULTRY WANTED. — EVERY
Tuesday morning. Highest prices
paid.—Horner c6 Ings, Varna —60
WANTED.
HOUND L 0 S 'l.',-13LAcK A341)
White with 'i'un Head. Mies11rg
since Sunday, Anyone found sletaht4
ingt
nis dog
will bo
lroseeut d
,
Information as to his whereabouts
gratefully resolved, -,.Mrs, W. J.
Coats, olfntoll. r✓09
LOOK.—ON FRIDAY AND SAT(7A1-
day, Jan. eth and 611;, there will
be at A. Ilooper'S sewing machine
store, Albert Street, Clinton, a
lady demonstrator who will show
to all who wish to conte what can
be done on a sewing' machine. Fan -
1 n
eye worst a specialty. All the lad-
ies elle town and vicinity are in-
vited to call on the above trays to
see and ask questions, Special quo-
, tatious to diose win( wish to pur-
chase, - -09-2
11AW I'URS WANTED—BEF0110
selling your furs it will .pay yeti
to get my prices, I am paying
tip-top prices on all kinds of raw
Etas, Prices aro high. Bring in
your furs now, Before prices drop,
—A. II. Hovey, Clinton. 68-3,
FOR SALE, -114 STORY FRAME
house In 11ie, Village of Bayfield,
with acre of land attached contain-
ing stable. Good well and orchard
pa place. Also eight acres in
one block on the oppsito side of
the street, Will he sold separately
or together to suit purchaser, For
particulars apply to the executors
—Mrs, H. Darrow or Mrs. John
Davison, Bayfield. —68.
Wanted,—Experienced loopers we
are paying the highest wages of any
hosiery. manufacturer in Canada, eight
cents per 'dozen 'for fine gauge hos-
iery, Also, free transportation from
any town' in Canada, Apply—
Monarch Knitting Co.,
Limited, St. Catharines
CANADIAN
PACIFIC,
DR. W. J. GLANFIELD, M.A., M.
T3., Physician, elm, Honor Gradu-
ate, Toronto University,lsix years'
experience, . Brumfield, Ont. —58-12
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.—AN g-
roomed house on Princess street.
Furnace and bath. Now occupied
— particulars W. CWnllyer. Eor Parttet lays ap-
ply to W. S. Harland, Rattenbury
street, Clinton. . —55
WINTER TOURS IN FLORIDA, '
LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, ETC,
• The Canadian Pacific Railway offers
Frani Camp Borden the went to
root connection is made for Florida,
viw Cinoinatti and Atlanta, Ga.,
Jacksonville, Florida, is reached sec-
ond morning after leaving Detroit.
The Canadian Pacific -Michigan Cen-
tral Route will be found the ideal
line to Chicago, where direct connec-
tion is made for the Southern Stat-
es. New Orleans is reached second
morning after leaving Toronto, The
Dining, Parlor and Sleeping Car ser-
vice between Toronto, Detroit and
Chicago is up-to-date 'In every par -
Neuter, Connecting lines also oper-
ate through sleeping and dining cars,
Those contemplating a, trip of any
eerie full information
•
nature will to
from any Canadian Pacific Agent or
W 13, IIowarcl, District Passenger
Agent 'Toronto.,
$IllhI1111111 1110
New
Issuekies
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Telephone
Book.
91 Copy for the next Telephone Directory,
closes on the above date!
4111 Order your telephone nomrso",that
your name will be in the new issues
9< Report changes required to our Local
Manager to -day.
The Bell Telephone Co. of Canada.
WANTED-I-10RSE 31IIDES, BEEF
hides, Skunk, Coon, Mink, on: anp
other Furs.—James Steep, Licensed
to deal in furs, —04
BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE.—GOOD
location on William street, near the
Model school. Ten rooms, electric
light, waterworks, bathroom, etc,—
T. T. Murphy. —44.
FOR SALE.—A HAPPY THOUGI1P
Coal Range. Six large 'oven,
new copper reservoir. In first class
condition. Too large for present
use. Inquire at The News -Record
Otfice. —67
Sld0TiTl-'1QRNS FQa SAL>a+ 1'BP,1i31i3
young bulls, two reds and a roan,
front 11 to 13 months old, sired by
a bull from lecord xnilking strain.rain;
Geed growth and kind. Cone aed
see them or write—E, 1.1. Wise, R.
R. No, 3, Clinton. Phone 12 on
X
r
1GJ64.
"
YOUR CLOTT•IES CLEANED, - RD -
Paired and , Pressed and ab the
shortest possible notice. Both Lad-
ies' and Gentlemen's olothee. We
guarantee to do good work. I am"
prepared to French Dry Clean Ladies
Suits, Gent's Suits and all kinds
of wooien clothing including Sweat-
ers, etc, All . orders promptly at-
-loaded to. Rooms over Johnsen's
jewelery Store. -Writ, J. Jago. -55
FARM FOR SALE. — 100 -ACRE
farm for sale, 23 miles north of
Clinton 071 the Gravel Road, Hul-
lett township. On the premises aro
a bank barn 5040 with stone stab-
ling underneath and 1Se storey 8 -
roomed frame house with good, cel-
lar. Rural telephone. 5 acres hard
wood bush ; first class soil. This
farm is convenient to schools and
churches ; will be sold on easy
terms ; possession to suit purchas-
er. For particulars apply to—John
Reynolds, 180 Nelson St., Strat-
ford, Ont. —62.
STRAYED.—FROM . LOT 24, CON.
6, Hullett,,a yearling heifer with a
mark on dewlap. A suitable re-
ward will be paid for ,information
leading to its recovery.—Thos.
Tighe, R. R. No. L, Clinton. Phone
18 on 1,65. —50
8- R SALE
Portions cutter like now, heavy wa-
gon, in good condition and newly
painted, set logging trucks, pair heavy
sleighs, democrat wagon, buggy, set
light double harness, straw cutter and.
a drag saw a;Llit,
For prices and particulars apply to
W. R. JOwl]T'r.
Box 80, Bayfield,
or phone 5 on 174.
FARM FOR SALE—LOT 30 IN THE
711) non., Godericlt township, con-
taining 80 acres all under cultiva-
tion : barn 50 x 50 with stonofoun-
dation ; small house ; good well.
For particulars apply to—Mrs. Pet-
er Cantelon, Huron Street, West,
Clinton. —48.
CLINTON MACHINE SHOP
We're prepared 10 re -tut crusher rolls
All kinds of machinery repaired
circular and cross -cut saws gummed
scissors and skates:ground
butcher and carving knives ground
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Seeley &I West
11ToCORMIOK AGENCY.—I HAVE
taken over the agency for the Mc-
Cormlek Implements and moved it
' s5
to my place of business, 1110 car-
riage and repair shop, Huron
street, where I will keep on hand
a full lino of implements, repairs,
twine, ele. An order from you
will receive prompt attention.—
Wilson' Elliott. —43
Wanted 50 Girls
To learn Sewing, good wages
while learning. Good operators
can make $10 per week. ,Write or
apply—
The Fred Robinson Man-
ufacturing Co., Seaforth
Cream Wanted
Highest price paid for cream,
which will be taken in every
WEDNESDAY_. morning
and weighed, tested and paid for,
while you wait.
Also all kinds of live fowl wan-
ted. Fowl received Wednesday,
morning each week.
T, E. MASON,
General Merchant,
FOR SALE -TI -IE PROPERTY ON
Rattenbury street occupied by Dr.
Gaudier,' including house, office,
barn and -two lots. Will be sold
separately or together. Electric
lighting throughout. Water in
stable. Hard and soft water in
bathroom, kitchen and summer IRs-
ehen.-Apply to Dr. Gaudier. --10.
MISTY VISION
FOR SALE.—FIOUSI7 ON MPT9N
bury street formerly occupied by
the late Mrs, Wm. Murray, ,p
pY 0, D, MeT igart, —8
2
GIEILS. WANTED !
11.01.
WE IAN cava
EMPLOYMENT TO At'
PEW MORE IC.NIT-
,'
TIERS, ETC., APi')Y
AT ONCE.
Clinton Knitting Co.
LIMITED.
LIVE POULTRYIANTED
comes with advancing years, but can
bo cleared by properly, fitted glasses,
Spectacles are our specialty when
we fit thorn they give satisfaction.
Eyes
Examined
Free
Let me show you how quickly I
can de' your repair work, no waiting,
work always ready, when you come.
Silverware of all kinds 1847 in.
defied.
A beautiful line of genuine cut
glass. No imitation, anything we
haven't in stook we will gladly send
for,,
CREAM WANTED. — DAIRYME'N
having cream to sell write to us
for cans. Wa supply two cans free.
Pay all express chargee wind issue
cheques twice each month, cheques
pay,ablo at par. We pay, the high-'
est market prices consistent with
sin honest test. Testing dnho by a
competent man. Each can careful-
ly weighed, sampled and toted on
arrival and statotnent returned,
Those In the vicinity of Kinburn
may leave their cream with Mr,
Hall Who will deliver it bete.
Write tor cans acid giro us a trial,
Patrons in the Vicinity of Varna
may deliver their cream to 1'3eatty
Bros, Store and 11 will be taken
cam ist there -"pito Seaforth Cream-
ery., Sox '180, Soalortli, Ont.
.shy
We aro prepared
to handle ali kinds
of live poultry.
h
Hig est market
price paid.—Phone
14on3,Q
• Pullets For Sale,
W. MARQUIS
for the coming poultry season is
100 tons of Poultry.
To ship the above amount will re-
quire at least
20,090 chickens
20,000 hens
5,000 ducks
3,000 turkeys
1,000 geese.
We are in the market for all your
live poultry of good quality, at top
prices. Enquire for prices before you
sell.
It will pay you to give your 'best
attention to your laying hens as new
laid eggs are expected to reach re-
cord prices this winter.. •
R. H. JOHNSON,
O
Jeweler
Optician and
p
w
Cleanliness is 'a
- Necessary Evil
r--
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-date Firm
CLINTON.
We now enter into another year
and we hope it will be a banner year
for all, and' one resolution we should
make, is to begin, if you do not al-
ready,
Patronize Johnson's & Oo,'s Reality
Store
We tyre endeavoringto give aspeoial
every week, Our special for this week
is a neee5aary article and does What
all like to be—that; is clean, ,
Pure Laundry Soap 8 bars for 25e
Other helpers for the washing are
Toro Tablets 0for ,.:..... ,.,, 20c
Macke No Rub 6 for 25e
Soap Chips 2 for... , , . , . , 25e
Highest Market Price for Produce
s
THE CORNER STORE
Live and Let Live
A NOURISHING AND
ECONOMICAL
siwilwelnew
Pork & Bens
Do you know we are
seism g
Large 2-1b cans of
Pork and Beano
I5
at only C
Also good B, 01, Salmon
at lac and 15c
per tin.
W.T. O'Neii
Brucefield and Bayfield
Lumber, Coal and
Cement Yards.
Wo aro again prepared . to pay
highest spot cash prices for
kinds of logs, in bulk or by
thousand, either in the bush or
livered in our yards.;
the
all,
the
de -
We also handle all kinds of I ogs
and Lumber, Lehigh Valley and
Scranton Coal, Canada Cement,;
Dressed Lumber' and Shingles, Can-
ada Fibre Board, Metal Building
Materials, Tile, Cedar Posts, Etc..
If in the market for any of the
above items it will pay you to tel.
ophone.
F=e Ia
JOHN B. MUSTARD
Head 011100 BRUOEFIELD.
We have added a stock of
New Groceries
and can now supply you with Teas,
Sugar, Canned Goods and other lines
to be found in a grocery store.; ,We
also sell Conner's Bread. This is an
addition to
Flour and Feed
of which we keep a full stook and
will deliver goods to any part of the
town. We will appreciate a share of
your patronage.
All kinds of produce taken in ex-,
change for goods.
D. N WATSON
Victoria Rt.; Next the Hospital.
BREAKFAST
Start off the mining these cold
winter days.with a breakfast food
that is both nourishing and heat pro -
You will find these qualifications as
well as real food eceuomy in
Titson's, Quaker, Purity
and Robinhood Oats
These brands are from the best
Westhrn Oats and the special process
of preparation retain its full uonrish-
ing qualities, Free from hulls and
veey quick cooking.
Highest prices for Butter
•and Eggs
.1111:111;i11.1 1511121111
Johnson & Co.
The Stora of Quality,
P1otie orders promptly attended to.
E. E. HUNNIFORD
LIVE) AND LET LIVE GROCER.
PLACE YOUR ORDER
for some of our Western pats, which
we have just received and wo will
charge you no more titan it they
were just the ordinary grade of oats,
If 31011 wish to secure some of those
Oats, place your order early as they
are going fast.
Ire always have a full stook of
Flour and reed,
W. Jenkins. & Son.
It Will Pay You
to Order Now.
Owing to the great advance
in the price of all kinds of
metals Furnaces are soon to
advance. If you are going to
instal a'Furnace or have any
Plumbing done this sear you
will save money, by getting
prices at once.
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The BigStore
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Happy New Year
to all.
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