HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1917-01-18, Page 5January lath, 11917
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"r i'Ttll . Datil'.. .all
Tho gm. in the trehhgllos, and , the
wives and mothers Orf these men
.are the real 1lerees of the war, and
ft is foolitll to pretend that any oth.
C k however, 0'S ',
r work, err . ow argot's, , . can rank
with theirs, ,But those of us who
are not privileged. to serve ip great
tillage must not suppose that we
are. relieved Irc ii doing our share,
'i'hore is a temptation, to such as
•nannot make the great sacrifices to
sink into apathy ,anile make no sac,
Afro at alt. Such an attitute should
be strictly guarded agaithst. When
great things are required, of us we
must be £aithtul in great things,
and when small things aro required
of us, we ,oust be faithful in small
things.
A small thing now is being asked
of every, man in Canada between the
ages cif 10 and 05. It is oihl'y to
give, conscientiously and carefully,
certain simple information required
by the' National Service Board in
order that the resources of the
country -may be so organized as to
be used most 'effectively in the pro-
-setfo
,'n of the war. The service is
so si nple that some magi be tempted
through. carelessness or thouglhtles's-
files' lie le u' though 1•
s to et it B t ti o the
, ffi , b'1
service be small, its proper perfor-
mance is not only important but es-
sential, if we are going to , give our
most effective aid In helping to win
the war, If we are to win' the war,
the efforts of the whole British peo-
ples must be concentrated, and this
cannot he done unless this informa-
tion is accurately given. It is- not
given to all of us to perform inspir-
ingde d allu k
ei; bet of hs can take
,
ua
Care that we leave no duty undone,
however small ; and however humble
that duty may be. The duty in ques-
ticel is a duty which we should all
. 'cheerfully perform. Ontario, on the
whole, has responded 'well to every
Patriotic appeal. This appeal, like
PPe PP ,
the others, is supported by the lead-
- ing men :of this Province of both po-
Sitical parties. Let us see to it that
.once more Ontario makes a pa-
triotic answer to a Patriotic ap-
peal,
Births
MORRELL--In I•Iullett, on January
17th, to Mr. and Mrs, Harold
Morrell, a son.
,FIN,gr1T-In Lower 11'ingham on Jan -
0th, to Mr, and Mrs. Howard
Finley, a daughter.
CARR -At Kitchener on January 1st
to Mr, and Mrs. A, F. Carr, a
son.
;DOWSO0 -At Babylon Line, Stotler,
on Januarlr 8111, to bir. and Mrs.
John H. Dowson, a son.
FREE -In Seafcrtli, on January 10th
to bit, and Mrs. J. W. Fie, a
son,
THOMAS -In Blytli, on January 8th
to Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Thomas,
a slaughter.
Deaths
BONE: In Clinton, Jan. 150,
M. ]acme, aged 73 years.
BRICKEND'L•N-At Peterboro, Jan.
12t1i, Anna Priscilla Matcher,,
relict of the late John Brieken-
den, in her 84th pear,
i3ABB.-In Goderich, on January
11th, Captain William J. Babb,
• .in his 77th year.
ELGIE.-In Stanley township, on
January' Oth, George IOlgie, aged
08 years,
p'EAGAN.-In Ooderich, on January
11111, Elislieba, wife of William
Feagan.
HOLLAND -In Ciodericli, on January
,., 5th, 'John Holland, aged 09 years,
Br cel elld.' . .
A. very enjoyable tithe .Wes spent
a • the regular meeting of the Moll. •
t g b )
Circle of the Preshyterign elhatcll 0,1
Thursday last when •an address was
read by Miss Madge dlxel~wen enc}
Miss Edith Bowen, on behalf of
the
Circle, presented life Membership cer-
tificates to Misses Rielly. Morrison
and Mamie Swan, ' 'The presentation
was made in appreciation of 'the
services of the young ladies
as seeretery and treasurer respective-
ly of the Society for the f'ir'st two
years of its: organi'i tion, :,
Holresville
Mr, and birs, Walter R. 'Cole and
two children of Winnipeg are visiting
with the parents of tubs, Cole, Mr,
and Mrs. W. Mulholland,.
The Coderich Township Telephone
System will hold their annual meet-
ing in Holmes' hell on Friday af-
ternoon of this week at two o'clock.
l-roo8do t" oad
Mr. H. Peacock has disposed of his
One hunined acre faro), together with
etocic and implements,' to Mr. Loren
Tyndall 0f HuIlett, Possession. osst
on• vi11
be given March 1st. ale. Peacock in-
tends retiring from the farm ' and
will probably wove to'C'linton. It is
needless to say that Mr. end Mrs,.
Peacock Will be much missed by their
neighbors on "Tile Road",
-Mrs. W. Stanbury and Mrs,e• •m
teethe have been under the care of a
physician for some days and a num-
ber of others 'in the vicinity are
suf-
fering from severe colds and grippe.
Mrs, Fred Pepper spept the week-
end in Seaforth as' the guest of Mr,
and Mrs. Chas. Lepton. -
The .League meets next week at the
home of 111x, henry Peacock,
Miss Jessie Aikenhead, teacher in
Baird's school, obliged Be vho was a.
to
undergo an operation for appendicit-
is, is improving as well as could
be expected. Mrs. McLaren is sup-
plying for her for the time being,
Neighbors and friends had a nice
little surprise party for itir. and
Mrs, L. Glen at the home of Mr,
Malcolm McEwan on -Tuesday even-
ing of last week ,aprl- presented them
with a handsome leather chair. Af-
ter the presentation the evening was
happily spent in the social 'dance.
Mr. Jos. Shipley bad the misfortune
to lose a valuable horse• last weelc,
Miss Ethel Lane has been visiting
her sister at Lucan.
Rev, J. A. Robinson of Clinton ad-
dressed the League on Tuesday
week, taking for his subject, "Mis-
sions". His address was ,ouch en-
joyed. The meeting was at the
home of Olr, A. Wiltse this week,
Mrs. Peacock being in charge,
TIU0 ANNUAL MEETING OF TTIE
Holmesville Cheesy and Butter Co,
will be held in Holipes' Hall, Hol-
. mesv1110, on Saturday, Jan, 20th,
at 2 o'clock, p.01. bit. Thompson,
Dairy Instructor, of Atwoad is ex-
pected to be present and give an
address. -W. H. Lobb, President,
G. P. Gould, Secretary, -72-1
APPLICATIONS FOR 'itFICE, -
Applications addressed to the un-
dersigned and ,narked "Application
for Office," will be received up to
six o'clock, pan., on Friday, Feh.
2nd,, 1917, for the following posi-
tions : Clerk, Treasurer, Assessor,
Chief Constable, etc;, Tax Collec-
tor, Night Watchman and Assistant
Constable, Cemetery ,Superintendent
and Pouadkeeper,-D. L, Macpher-
son, Clerk,1 72--8,
IIp'13iis. AND PIGS FOR ' ALi
.Eigliteee good Leicester .Owes, 10
lamb, and ten lit Ole p,ge for sale. -
Apply A, E, Matheson, :tettfortb, oe
phone 17 on 160,. Clinton, 71-2
VVANT18P NORSE IxIDI;S, , )3111pr
Skun, Can,Mmr
, or
ani
other Furs, -James Steep, Licensed
to deal in Pure, -64
400TION SALE' OF COWS AND
Young Cattle -The undersigned has
received instructions 1:e sell by public
auction at lot 47, Maitland eon ,
Foclerioh Township, on Tneeday,
Jan, 80th, at1,80 p. in, the following,
Thorirbred Shorthorn cow -7 yes old,
No. 97881, due March Mb. thorobred
heifer. rising 8 years, time up now,
pedigrees will • be produced for her
and the calf, springer due Jan, 2,ith,
Springer due Feb.4tb, high grade
Durham cow due March 7th, choice
grade Denham cow due ,March 13th,
grade Durham cow due Feb.14th,.
choice Holstein cow due aleroh 12th,
:f cows due in April and May, 2 cows
to freshen in Oet,,,millcing well now,
•Young; cattle •1 heifers risieg:3 yrs,
10 good steers rising 2 yrs. Sale will
be conducted indoors, Accommoda-
tion : for horses, Guarantee -Any
cow represented to be Incalfmud
proving not to be one month from
day of sale can be returned and your
uote or money refunded. Terms -six
montes credit on apprdvedoint
notes oradiecountof 0, per
annum' for cash. -W, H, Lobb, pro.
prietor, T. Gundry, auctioneer..
AUCTIOM SALE OF FARM STOOK,
.implements, hay, grain and house.
hold effects, on Wednesday, January
24111, on lot 9, con. 3, township of
Stauley, at '1 o'clock p,m., the fol-
lowing. Horses -team general pur-
pose, driving mare good to work sin.
gle or double, driving horse rising 8
good to
work end reliable for women
n
to drive, driving filly rising
2
jet
bide{. Cattle-6newly calved
cows
each with calf at foot, cow due about
time of sale, cow due in -March, 2
cows due in Ayril, cow due in May, 2
COWS due later, fat heifer 8 yrs, 2
fat calves 11 months old, 6 calves,
1brood sow, about 60 hens, lmple-
ents-
m bMax
well binder, with sheaf
carrier. 1 waggon, flat hay rack,
pair sleighs, gravel box, gang plow,
walking plow, Massey Harris bean
cultivator. ilea harvester, fence
weaving machine, Coleman jack
set carriers for cutting box, Ofinton
fanning mill, root pulper, cement
pig trough, wheel barrow democrat
waggon, top buggy nearly new, 2
cutters, 2 buggy poles. pair shafts,
bay fork, 2 cars, sling rope and pul-
leys, 2 neck yokes. Eaton Improved
Cream Seperator nearly new 050 lbs,
capacity, set heavy team harness,
with brass mountings, team harness,
2 set single heelless, sap pan, about
100 sap buckets and steles, a quantity
of hay, oats. turnips, seed beano. red
clover seed, and about 25 lm. of pota-
toes, some oil cake meal, lard press
'and sausage filler comhined, side-
board, glass clipboard, dining room
table, bedstead, mattress, 1 stand,
large sota, 2 lounges, kitcheu chairs.
Grand Jewel cook stove with reser-
voir, stove pipes, holler, Singer sew-
ing machine, Dominion sewing ma-
- chine, 2 hanging lamps, 2 large kit-
chen lamps, bracket. lamp, some
carpets an. 'ether email articles too
nnmerous to mention, Teeing -All
soros of $10 and ender cash, over that
amount 9 months credit will be given
on furnishing approved joint notes,
hay, grain, roots and potatoes cash,
a discount of 4 cents on the dollar
allowed off. for cash. No reserve as
the proprietor has sold his farm,-
Robt, Morrison, prop, T. Brown, auc
tioneer. 72-1
Dissolution of
Partnership.
-Having decided to dissolve part-
nership, all accounts owing this firm
must be paid by<Feb. 3rd.
Seeley &' West
The Story Of 1916
THE business of the London Life Insurance Company
showed continued remarkable progress in 1916. The
new business written, entirely in Canada, was $2,000,000
greater than in the previous year ---a gain of 18 per cent.
The increase in business in force was $3,000,000 greater than
in the previous year ---making the total in force at 31st Decem-
ber 11916, 20 per cent greater than at the end of the previous
year.
The following comparative statement shows the progress
• for the past ten years:
1906 1911 1916
Insurance in Force $10,376,413 $20,237,984 $41,715,817
insurance issued 3,387,774 7,309,183 13,036,445
Total Assets2,100,394 3,589,797 6,975,763
Policy Reserves 1,901,815 3,278,616 6,294,974
Income 543,660 959,194 • 1,973,780
Policies in Force 66,025 99,627 151,544
The Company's action in waiving all restrictions as to Active Service
tmdei policies issued prior to the declaration of war has meant a very
considerable additional strain, which however, has been fully met out of
the earnings of the Company, in addition to the amount required to
maintain the present liberal profit scale. Quinquennial distributions of
profits in 1917 will be larger than ever.
Actual Results exceed Estimates by nearly
40 per cent in the
London Life Insurance Co.
Head Office, London, Canada
Georgie D. Roberton, General Agent, Clinton
MONEY LARGE S7Jb pF
mousy, somewhere' ineeiiiire part of
teWn, Finder will be liberally
re -
w >tiby vtillinb ,tthis oipcO 70
THE ANNUAL MEETING 0'F THE
M , bars of the MczCillo 1 Pllo ' J1t-
en 1
euranee Company will be held in
the 'Town hall. Seaforth, 011 Fi:i-
day, Feb, 2nd, 1917, et a n'elfelc,
p,m. The business will be to re-
ceive the annual statement and an-
ditor's report, the election of thee.
direotars and other business which
would be'oonsidered fol; the benefit
of the Company, The retiring dir-
ectors are James Connolly, Robt.
Perris and 1i'il'liam Rinu, who are
eligible for re -election, -James 00n-
nolly, President, Thos. hays, Sec-
retary. -70,
MEETING, OF TUE HURON COUN-
ty- Council. -The coimcil Of the cor-
potation of the County of Huron
will meet in the ecrincil chamber,
in the Town of Goderieh, on Tues
clay the twenty-third day of the
present month, et three o'clock: -
W. Lane, C'1erk, Dated January
8117, 1017, 71-2
FOR SALE: 14 STORY, FRAME
leouso in the Village of Bayfield,
with acre of land attached contain-
ing stable, Good Well and' orchard
on places: Also eight, acres in
oue block on the oppsite side of
the street. Will be .soli separately.
or together to suit purchaser, For
particulars apply to the executors
-Mrs. Ii, Darrow or Mrs:: John
Davison,Bay
fields -08.
FARM FOR SALE. - 100 -ACRE
farm for sale, 2fr miles north of
Clinton on the Gravel Road, Mul-
lett totenshlp, On the premises are
a bank barn . r
i0a60 with stone stab-
ling underneath and 11r storey ,8-
roomed frame house with good cel-
lar. Rural telephone. 5 acres hard
wood bush ; first class soli. This
feria is convenient to schools and
churches ; will be sold on easy
terms ; possession to suit purchas-
er. For particulars apply to-Joha
Reynolds, 130 Nelson St., Strat-
ford, Ont. -62.
BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE. -G000
location on William street, near the
Model school, Ten rooms, electric
light, waterworks, bathroom, etc. -
T. T. Murphy, -14.
FOR SALE CHEAP, -CHICKEN
House and Fence, on. my property,
I•Iigh street. Apply' to -:C, Haw-
kins. 71-2,
NOTICE• -SAVING DTS•1'OSED . or
our Coal and Wood business all ac-
counts owing the firm must be paid
at once,-br. 100. Forbes. -70.
ANNUAL MEETING OF TILE BAY -
field Agricultural Society, for the
purpose of hearing the report, elec-
ting officers and the -transaction of
other `business will be held in the
Town Hall, Bayfield, at two o'c1o;k
un Wednesdajr, January 17th.- D.
H. MpNaughton, President, A, E.
Erwin, Secretary: 70-2.
FARM FOR SALE -LOT 80 IN THE
7111 con., Goderioh township, con-
taining 80 acres all under cultiva-
tion : barn 50 x 50 with stone loth -
'
dation ; small house ; good well.
For particulars apply to -Mrs, Pet-
er Cautelon, Huron Street, West,
Clinton. -48.
MCCORMICK AGENCY, -1 HAVE
taken over the agency for the Mc-
Cormick Implements and moved it
to my place of business, the car-
riage and repair shop, Huron
street, where I will keep on hand
a full line of implements, repairs,
twine, etc. An order from you
will receive prompt attention, -
Wilson Elliott. --43
FOR SALE -THE PROPERTY .ON
Rattenbury street occupied by Dr.
Gaudier, including houeo, 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 ktf:-
chen.-Apply to Dr. Gandier, -40:
CANADIAN
PAC' '1F i c
WINTER TOURS IN FLORIDA, -•
LOINS IANA, MISSISSIPPI, ETC.
The Canadian Pacific Railway oilete
Frani Camp ' Borden eve weat to
reef connection is made for Florida,
via Cinoinatti and Atlanta, Ga.,
Jacksonville, Florida, is reached sec-
ond ,Morning after leavilig Detroit,
The Canadian Pacific -Michigan Cen-
tral Route will be found the ideal
line to Chicago, where direct' connec-
tion is uhade for the Southern Stab -
01, New Orleans is reached secoiul
morning after leaving Toronto. The
Dining, x'arior. and Sleeping Car ser-
vice, between 'Potento, Detroit and
Chicago is up-to-date in every pare
titular, Connecting linos also eke
-
ate through sleeping and dinleg care,
'those contemplating a trip of any
nature will receive full inierination
from any Canadian Pashto ,Agettt Or
W. B. 7lowarsl, District Passenger'
Agent, Toronto-.
STRAYED. FROM LOT r 21, CoN,
0, Ixullett, ,a yearling heifer With a
mark our dewlap, suitable re-
wara will to paid for Infor
nati n
leading to its recovery, -,Thos,
Tighe, 'R, R. NO. 11, Clinton. Phone
18 on 1405. .-50
CREAM WANTED.- DAIRYMEN
having cream to Nell write to us
tor vans. We supply two cans free,
Pay all express charges and issue
cheques twice each month, cheques
payable at par, We pay, the high-
est market paiees gonsistent with
am' honest test, Testing done by a
competent man. Each can careful-
ly weighed, .sampled and tested on
arrival and statement returned.
Those" in the vicinity of Kinburn
may leave their cream. with Mr.
Bail who will deliver it here,
Write for cans and give us a trial,
Patrons in the vicinity of Varna
may deliver their cream to Beatty
Bros, Store and it illi be taken
care of there -Tire Seaforth Cream-
ery., Box 480, Seaforth, Ant.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -AN 8 -
roomed house on Princess street,
Furnace and bath. Now occupied
by W. Collyer. -For particulars ap-
ply toW. Harland,
Rattehbur
y
street, Clinton, -55
YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED,. Rya -
paired and Pressed and at the
shortest possible notice, . Both Lad-
ies' and Gentlemen's clothes: We
guarantee to do good work. I am
prepared to French Dry Clean Ladies
Suits, , Gent"s Suits and all kinds
of woolen clothing 'thin including m Sweats
S
ars, ore. All orders promptly at-
tended to. Rooms over Johnson's
jewelery Store. -Wm. J. Jago. -55
FORSALE
A heavy wagon, in good condi-
tion, democrat wagon, buggy, set
light double harness, straw cutter and
a drag saw outfit, Buffalo robe in good
condition, set single harness used only
a few times.
For prices and particulars apply to
W. R, JOWETT.
Box 30, Bayfield,
Or phone 5 on 174
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,
SUMMIiRIIILI.,
BIRTHDAY
GIFTS
Here Are a Few
suggestions
Wrist Watches and Pocket Watches
Lockets, Fobs, Necklets, Diamond
Pearl and Signet Rings
Mantle Clocks,- Kitchen Clocks, and
Small Fancy Clocks
I have the largest and best assorted
display of Clocks ever shown
in town
8 day Mantle Clocks with
cathedral gong, in oak
and mahogany.
Manicure Sets, Cut Glass, Silverware
Spectacles of ail kinds
and Repairs.
Drop in and look around, you are
under no obligation to (My.
R. H. JOHNSON,
•
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.,
Optician and Jeweler
Cleanliness is a
Necessary Evil
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 yoa do not al-
ready,
Patronize Johnson's 9a Co.'s Quality
Store
We are endeavoring to give a special
every week. Our special for this week
is a necessary'artiele and does what
alllike bo be -that is clean
Pure Lanuclry Soap 8 bare for 25o
Other helpers for the washing are
Toro Tablets 6 for 20e
Maths NoRub 6for ,,,.,,,., 25c
Soap Chips 2 for 26e
Llighest Market Trice for Produce
Johnson Sc. Co.
The Store of Quality.
Photo earn prdtthptiq; attended to.
FOR SAL13;--xi0IJsr) ON RANT l]1 -
:bury strget formerly occupied by
the lateMtiig, Wal, Murrey. Ap.
Ply. to 0, D. Mc Pabg art, -32
GIRLS ANTEO
WE CAN GIVE
EMPLOYMENT, TO A
FEW MORE KNIT-
Tuns, 'CTC. APPLY
AT ONCE.,
Clinton lnton Knitting Co.
LIMITED.
LIlIEDDl
P .TDY
ANTED
oe„i
We are prepared
to handle' all kinds
of live. poultry.
he
ig
I3 st market.
et,
Highest
tl
price paid, -Phone
14 on 100..
Special prices for fat hens
W. MARQUIS
Don'! W�rr9
1
About the high price of grain and
feed for your flock of hens, as eggs and
poultry are expected to be corres-
pondingly high this comiug season,
•
•
Now is is the time to
order your
Prairie State incubator
"Why depend on the uncertain old
hen for hatching when an incubator
will elo the work better and cheaper.
Get your chickens hatched early
and get the big price for broilers. The
early pullets will be your next win-
ter's layers.
Get an Incubatnr and
hatch your chicks
when you please
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up=to=date Firm
CLINTON.
THE CONNED STORE
Live and Let Live
A NOURISHING_ AND
ECONOMICAL
&Beans
Pork
Do you knout we are
selling
Large 2 -lb" cans- of
Pork 'and Beans . j a
1 stA
at only C
Also good B. 0, Salmon
at 10c and 15c
per tin,
j9. T. O'Neil
Brucefield and Bayfield
Lumber, Coal and
Cement Yards,
'4'e are 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 Logs
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 11 will pay you to tel-
ephone.
JOHN B. MUSTARD
Head Office I3RUCEFIELD.
We have added a stock of
New Groceries
and Can now supply you with Teas,
Sugar, Canned Goods and other linea
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 stock 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 St., Next the Hospitals
BREAKFAST►
Start off the morning these cold
winter days with a breakfast food
that is both nourishing and heat pro-
ducing.
You'wilifind these qualifications as
well as real food economy in
Titson's, Quaker, Purity
and Robinhood Oats
These brands are from the best
Westhrp Oats and the special process
of preparation retain its full nourish-
ing qualities, l+'ree front hulls and
veay quick cooking,
Highest prices for Butter
and Eggs
•
E. E. HUNNLEORD
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER.
PLACE 101111 DHDEH
for some of our Western Oats, which
we Slave just received and we will
charge you no more than if they
were just the ordinary grade of oats,
It you wishto secure some of these
Oats, place your ol'd'er early as they
are going fast.
We always have a full stock of
Mohr alsd Feed,
We Jenkins & Sonr
F1.0TJJR AND FEED,
Phone 100, Highest prices paid for
Grain and Wool, Eleeator4
Res1denoe phone 0-1424
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 year you
will save money, bat getting
prices at once.
rhe
THOS. HAWKINS.
191
The BigStore
Stanfield's Underwear -the best
Underwear made
blue label underwear for men, all
sizes, $2 per garment
Red label " $L75 per garment
Stanfield's underwear for ladies, heavy
1-1 rib, wlthouta doubt the warm-
est, nnderevear made, at $1,50 per
garment
500 pairs Overalls, blue with stripes or
black, regular $1,75, until Monday
morning $1,49
Bull Dog or leeabody's--Tate two best
known brands,
6 Sheepekin.lined Coate,
1 Sheepskin -lined Coat tco$dutoy,h for$d 0
8
worth $8 for $5.49
Special for Saturday
4 pounds of knee for. 25e, reg 8c per lb
Ladies and Gents Mothers,
1'ogntar 59e for 25e
J. Oa Lounsbery
LONOI,Bl3ORC)
The liig stone with little pt`ideat