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COderioh Township
Maw, .1111e A'�rs, Jelin riieC%artitey, 4f
outhern n7anitoba ePellt the' week-
nd' with the lorinee's bIothor, Me,
Cobert, eleCertney of the Cut Lem,
1tis reunion of the brothers teas a -
articularly llaPpy one as they had
et seen each others' st000 T11cy were
mall bops.
' Yeung Ladles' Patriotic So-
The S
tety,Will meet next Weeneethee peter-
oon at the hoose' of Nie. 11, Wise,
. full atteudance of the niclnbers is
specially requested as the pareeie
ar the boys will be packed on that
ay.
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'following
Pension
c.ommuhications
Stanley Township
The fa'llawitig is the report of S,Ike
:. 1— Foster, Jr 4111
S. Na, 7 , 5ti b,
11, Love, W. brtwcin, CI, Anderson,
V. Reid, Sr. 8rt1—W, Cochrane, L.
Turner, (equal). Jr, 3124—l1, Love,
L. Co1ontan, I7, :Ste thcuson, • Sr. end
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--A, Love, Jr, 2nd -'-A, Turnor, E,
Love, W. (Menlo,. Cothran, V,
L o,
Smith AI, Stelk W. A:ndersol i1.
Turner, Pt. 2nd—G. Coleman, el.
Stephenson, M. Carlile, C;. 1'{rueg°r,.:
G. Stephenson, It, Turner, E. Love,
Printer—V, Stolle le, Turner, — V,
Evans, teacher.
Hlullett Township
r . nifbel! of Mel illo a eti:oh.
r, W u. 1 'X� 1 be
axe fisc<1 a span of two.. `ear old
p l P S
geldings, Pee from M. Tilos, T,,iv-
ingstoai and one teem 31'r, James.
the sum of -.$350 for
Garter, They
them, 'l'etey aro well matched and
are said t0 he as fine a ymung tears
of colts as is to 1)0 found ill the
township to whicll they go, They y
were both street by Cilenrae, MoMPeh-trotters°r,
act's ]torso,
Messrs: Thos. McMichael and Wil-
lien Gro i of tidy township were ap-
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pointed by the Blyth Agricultural
Society as delegates to t11e meeting
FOIL SAL 11,—'1'i1'O CHOICE COWS,
ane freshened the outer due. au
MaWilliam J, Votiden, lot 30,
eon, 1.4 Goaerich townsliip, Motto
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0 on 1.0.7. -44-2.
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HAVE
1VdcCORMTGXC 4.fiANgX. -X X3
talon) over the money for the
6 Me-
Qorielek Implements awl moved it
to any place of easiness, the 'car-
riage and repairs Shop, Huron
street, where I will, keep on ' hand
a NU line of implements, repairs,
twist°, etc, 0 order Prem you
will receive prompt attention.-,
Wilson Elliott. --43
FOR SAL10, IXOUSE ON RATTEr7-
bury street formerly eecupicd by
.. the late 7'Trs, Wm, Murray. AP-..
ply, to G, D. McTteggart, -••32
PE.ACHES
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LIMITED.
MAN .l1ANTED,—MARRntlD MAN,
for faint work. Stea1•yi employ-
i h rood home, etc. Duties
wentwith 6
• to begin Marek 10411. Apply—D. A,
Ciittbou, —74.
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BARGAIN FOR YOU<
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We nee willing dale week, large
;' luscious dried
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Peaches at only
k g,
10 cents per lb®
$ These are away below whole -
sale price and will nob Iasi
long.
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3ust site thing for pins
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CREAM WANTED. — DAIRYMEN
having cream to sell write to us
for cans. We su 1
PP y two peas Ir°e,
Pay all express Merges and issue
cheques twice each month, chequer
payable at par. We pap the high.
est market prices consisteob with
an honest test, Testing done by a
competent man. Eaoh can 'careful-
!p' weighed, sampled and tested on
arrival and statement returned.
Those in the vicinity of'Kinburn
may leave their }beam with Mr.
Hall who will deliver it here,
Petite for cans and give us a trial,
PatV4ns In the vicinity o[ Varna
may deliver their cream to Beatty
Bros, Store and it will be . taker
care of shore—The Soaf4rth Cr°am-
ery;,--Bog- 486, Soaforth, Ont.
WANTED—HORSE I'IIDES BEIM+
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Hi4os, Skunie, Coon, A9lu10, or an}1
other Furs,—Jalnos Stools Licensed
to steal mPers. -04
The is the 12600rt of S.S.
0. 11, for Januar}' :. Sr, 4th .Elsie
ereuson 340
b Ruby Churchill 500,
ramie Powell 278, Pearl Ceuretiill
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74, \ ori=a Elliott; 20 t, Bruce
1fl not 'resent for part of the ex
nts,) Jr 4th—Cliilord Castle, lee,
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TO Test hour Own .geed
t .he Seed I,abora•$or grain is
It t YFOR
tested to determine, stir percentage of
vital seeds by placing one hundred
of the Fall Lairs Associattml in tor-
onto on 'l'uet,da .and }; pduesdn of
y X
this week. Y. McMichael is attend-
ing while away blto meeting of :tb°
Clydesdale Association and the
Cuelplt 1Vinbsr Dair,
SALE. --11 STORY FRAMs;
house in the Village of Bayflole,
with acre of land attached contain-
Good well and orollard
011 lace. Also eight; acres in
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one block on the °peseta side of
the street. Will by sold separately
or together to suit purchaser, For
particulars apply to the executors
—Mrs. Xi. Darrotip or Mrs. John
Davison,Ba field. —68.
kernels between blotters, . keeping----,"ing,atalile.
prrh
Special
fps' �pp� IR
8 �ULTIIV �TD '
e.o.t
We are prepared
to handle all kinds
of live poultry,:
Highest m a r k o t
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price paid.—Phone
14 on 166.
prices for fat hens
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W. MARQUIS
tool Ferguson 182, Howard Currie
03. Sr, 2tel--Elnter Trick 1:1, 01-
,er Ferguson 05,Laura' Currie' 71,
gmoisture
he best spellers for the month are :I�L
r, 41 Ferguson.Churchill, Jr. 4:th,—
1°rut FergsoSr. 2nd - Elmer
rick.—Erma--Dielil; t°ichor.
School report for S.S. No, 10 forv
no month � of January, names in or-
u; of merit ;- Sr, 4th,—Edward Ilut-
tio s, Jr. 4t8—William North, Vio-
Mugs,
e Hutchings, Brown Stewart, brad-
rick Ellwood.. Sr, 3rd—Beit North,
;°wart Middleton, Jr, Ord Diary
,tewar11, Edward Lindsay. Mid. 2nd
Shirley Beacom. Jr, 2nd—Charles
roves, George Groves; Willie:WI-rut-
hinge, Randle Cole, Marion Lindsay,
t
ewis Ellwood. 1st class — Flossie
indsay, Marton Middleton Pruner—
:enneth Whitmore, Reta Beacom, E -churches
Middleton, Joan' Groves, Muriel
;athwell, Dorothy Rothwell, Fourth
lass was examined 111 geography and
pelting- third class in geography andWOrff
oscitation, the other classes in genet-
Number
l proficient Number on 1011-24,
.vera a attendance -15.— Mar R.
,ibex , `teacher. Y
them at a suitable temperature and
supplied with the proper am00114 of
its special germinating chain-
hers. The results of such a test shote
what proportion of the seeds' are vi -
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tat but a more accurate idea of the
value of the grain. for seed could be
gained from a soil test, Such test':
are not practicable in a laboratory.
Where thousands of samples are, un-
der test at one time, Any ono ,can
test seed for himself by putting one
hundred roods taken "just as they
come from the grain he wishes to
test, in soil in a flower pot, box or
eater convenient receptable, and keep-
ing it moistened, but not over, in
some Place where it will be not too
in the day time, and where it
will be coolest, but .will not freeze, at
alight ;the alternation of tetuperatuie
night
favours germination. By noticing the
number of plants produced , whether
they come up quickly and are strong
or weak, one can determine the suit-
, ,
ability of the grain for seeding per-
poses more accurately than from the
results of a test which he does not
see. If seed that' is known to be of
.AUCTION SALE 010 FARM STOCK
—T lion, Gantlzy wilt soli by public
auction on T.ot 14, Concession 6,
elullett, on. the farm of Joint leer-
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gusop, on Thursday, I °Uruaiy 15tU
the followingHorses-Two four
rY
ear old drivers, 000 a ladies' dei-
yen
ver, Cattle—One registered Here-
ford cow iit calf, . Hereford heifer,
two este old in call' S Hereford
years ,
steers twoyears pill 4 Holstein
,
heifers in calf 8 Durham 11ei-
gradelett
fere in calf, 2 fresh cows with calv-
es' 20 head of one and two year
old s=teers and heifers, one large
Durham heifer in calf, 16 pigs be-
tweatt 80 and 90 pounds, 4 Shrop-
shire ewes, bred. el quantity; of
seed oats, No. 72,grown on new
land and will test over, °standard,
some millets seed new hu ggy, Mas-
se Harris send drill; galvanized
Y ga
tank, 12 barrels capacity, Terms-
Flvo months credit on . approved
joint notes 6 per scut per annum
off for cash.—P. Gundry, Auction-
ser ; James E. Medd, Proprietor.
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FOR•*SALE OR TO RENT,—AN 8-
repined house on Princess street.
Furnace and bath. Now occupied
by -4V .C'oliyor.—For particulars aP-
Ply to W. S. Marland, Rattenbury
street, Clinton. —55
FARM FOR SALE. — 100 -ACRE
2
farm for sate, h miles north of
Clinton one the Gravel Road, Kul-
toiynship, On the premises are
a bank barn 50x60 with stone stab-
lin underneath and 1 ° storey 8-
g i
roomed frame house with good eat-
lar. Rural telephone. 5 acres hard
wood bush_ • first class soil, This
farm is convenient to schools and
; will be sold on easy
terms ; possession to suit purcilas-'
er. Por articulare applyto—John
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Reynolds, 130 Nelson St., .. Stmt-
ford, Ont. —62.
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YOTIR CLOTHES CLEANED, . RE-
paired and Pressed and at the
shortest possible notice. Both Lad -
ies' and Gentlemen's clothes, We
guaranteegood work. T. am
to. do
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prepared to French Dry Glean Ladies
Suits,. Gent'b Suits and all kinds
of woolen elothin inctudtu Sweat
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ere, etc, All orders promptly at
tended to. Rooms over Johnson's
jeWelery Store,—Wm, J. Jago, —55
Brucefield
Brucefield and Bayfield
Lumber, Coal and
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Cement lards.
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About
feed
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high price of grain and
flock of hens, as eggs and
expected to be comes-
high this coming seasonR
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BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE.—GOOD
location on William street, near the
Model school. 'Pen rooms, electric
light, waterworks, bathroom, etc,—
T. T. Murphy. —44.
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V e are again prepared to pay the
highest spot cash prices for all
kinds of logs, in bulk 'or by the
thousand, eitherthe hush or d°�
yards,
We also handle all kinds of Lo s
and Lumber, Lehigh Valleyand
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Scranton Coal, Canada Cement,
Dressed Lumber and Shingles, Can-
oda Fibre Board, Metal Building
Materials, Tile, Cedar Posts, Etc.
If in the market for any of the
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above items it will pay y011 to tel-
epho¢e,
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JOHN B. MUSTARD
Head Office BRUCEFIELD.
��SALE,
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A democrat wagon, buggy, set
light double harness, and a dra3 saw
outfit, Buffalo robeingood condition,
set; single harness used only a lfew
times, *
For prices and particulars apply to
W. R. JOWEIT,
Box 50 Ba field,
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or phone 5 on 174
IIIa�ta�,esvilte
The quarterly, official board of the
lothodist church -met on Tuesday14th,
hen the business of the circuit was
fund' to' be ws expellent shape. A
strong vitality can be planted e=iderpoultry
exactly the same conditions as the
seed whose vitality: is being deter-
mined, ythe test will be more vale-
able. Cleaning grain over a good fan-
nfng still to remove from one-third
to one-half of the bulk including all
immature
TI'IE GIRLS' CLUB OF wild,S
Church intend holding a Valentine
octal on Wednesday evening, Feb.
An invitation is extended tog
all, Admission fourteen cents, -15-1
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Now is the time to
order our
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Prairie State Incubator
Why depend on the uncertain old
hen for hatchingwhen an incubator
will do the work better and cheaper.
Get ehtakeus hatched earl
youry
and getthe big price for broilers. The
early pullets will be your next win-
ter's layers,
Get an Ineuhatnr and,
hatch your chicks
when you please
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GUNN LANGL®IS CO.
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The Up' -to. -date Firm
CLINTON.
FOR SALE—THE PROPERTY ON
Rattenbury street occupied by Dr,
Gaudier, _including house, office,
barn and ewo lots. Will be sold
separately or together. Electric
lighting throughout. Water in
g g g
stable. Hard aid soft water in
bathroom kitchen and summer les t-
chen.—Apply to Dr. Gaudier. —40,
0ngregabioual meeting will Ue held
D1110 time soon the date not et
aviu been fired followed U Y a
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bort series of special services'. The
the light, shrunken and
seeds, will greatly improve its qual-
ity as seed.—Seed Branch, Ottawa..
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T11E-YOUNG LADIES PATRIOTIC
Auxiliary will have a 'ten cent tea
a the home of Mrs. Gordon Cue-
emir of the circuit is going on well
oder the direction of Rev. A, Sin-
lair, who was given a unanimous
�fitation to remain for a second
Serve bio Saving
The new War Savings Certificates
inghame on Wednesday afternoon
next from three o'clock to six.' All
welcome, , 75.1
Ci'eam Wanted
Highest price paid for cream,
which will be taken is every
WEDNESDAY morning
and weighed,paid for
tested and
while you wait.
Also all kinds of live fowl wan -
ted. Fowl. received Wednesday,
morning each week.
T. E. MASON.
General Merchant,'
SUMMERHILL.
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AUCTION SALE -- THE UNDER-
has been instructed to sell by
public auction, at lot 47 con, 1 Tuck-
ersmith, (Loudon Road) at 1,30, on
Movdav, Feb. 12th, the following -2
colts agricultural, cow feeh
lit Nov. 7year old, farrow cow 3 yrs,
,y s,
3 heifers rising 8 years, steer rising 3
years, 3 steers rising 2 years, 2 heifers
rising years, 5 calves, a quantity of
seed oats Benner and O.A.C. Finery
walking plow, Mogul. gas and coal oil
engine §horse power good as new,
cutting box. Terme—All sums of $10
and under, cash; over that amount 8
months credit twill he allowed on
furnishing approved joint notes, 5
per cent straight allowed off for cash
on credit amounts. Seed oats, cash
' Patil Cadieux, proprietor; T, Gun-
dry, auctioneer, 74-2
ear.
Owing .to the severe storm there
vas not a large attendance at the
ivarterly religious - service on Sundays
art bi the Mothosidt church,
Next ,Sunday evenings subject is
United
'The United States and the War,"
whieh have been created b tho Gov-
y'
ernment to encourage thrift and econ-signed
omy and to give everyone an oppor-
tunity to assist in financing our war
ex enditure are now on sale at ev-
Pspring
er bank and money order post office
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in Canada. The $25 certificate _sells
'$43,
THE W. C.. T. L . WILL IIAVEI A
sale of home-made cooking, in the
Council Chamber, on Friday after-
noon, February= 0111. Proceeds for
the Cocoa Fund for the soldiers.
Members are requested to send
cooking for sale, 75-1.
r.
We have added a stock of
New Groceries
and can now supply you with Teae�
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 wo 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 me,
change for goods.
D. N. WATSON
Victoria Ct., Next the Hospital,
—a.
for $21.50, the $50 for and the
$100 for $8'6. As an investment these
Write the—
Commissioners
The Dominion Government have ap-
minted a Board of j CllSipri Commis-
loners for Canada with -offices in Ot-
certificates offer many attractive fee-
tures-chief of which are the abso-
lute security and the excellent inter-
est return, For ever $21.50 lent to
Y
the Government now, $25 will be re -or
turned' at the end of three years,
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SEED OATS FOR SALE —A biL ANT-
thy of improved Banner Oats. Ap-
Pl Henx i Peacock, London
r— }Road,
call phone 18 on 146, -75-2.
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THE CODNED STORE
Live and Let Lire
le le
TELEPHONE
Your GC®ce r 'Wants to
y
Oil O STODE
We are always glad to have you
visit our store in doing your purchas-
ivgso we may personally select your
goods and so we may become better ac
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qua{nted with you and your needs,
when you find it more convenient to
telephone, however you can depend on
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us to look after our orders in it. man-
y
ser that will please you,
CALL 45
And yon will have your order taken,
packed, and delivered in a satisfactory
manner, We appreciate your phone
trade,
Highest prices for Butter
and Eggs
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E. E HUNNIFORD •
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER.
awe. As this Board wishes to cause
s little delay as possible in dealing
with communications with regard to
tensions, they wish the public to car-
espond directly with the Board of
'Commissioners, Ottawa. A
ommenel i delay may be causedgy
being sent through
ither Departments of the Govern-
uent. The Patriotic Ieund, Associa-
doll and the Military Hos,iitals Coin-
nission have kindly consented to give
nformation and assialance to those
wishingto write. direct to the Board
of Pension Commissioners. These so-
:idles have offices in' certain Mean-
;ies throughout Canada. In addition,
There aro two other features which
are especially interesting to small in-
vestors. First, the certificates may
be surrendered at any time, if the buy-
ei should need his money ; and sec-
end, each certificate is registered at
Ottawa in the buyers name and, if
lost or stolen, is therefore i valueless
to anyone else. But while they are
excellent from an investment stand-
point, the certificates should appeal
strongly to Canadians because they
offer to those who must servo at
home a splendid opportunity for a
most important patriotic . service,
The person who honestly saves to
the extent of his ability and places
his disposal the
Concert! Don't. Miss it
Encouraged by the success of last
year's play the young people of Stan-
ley have decided to put on another
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in Baird's school house, 2nd ems., 0n
Friday, 3rd
aif Feb,s
The play; is a comedy in five acts
full of life
entitled, !ho Beacom,",old
and wit, Proceeds to go to Patriot-
is Association of Stanley. Every-
body, come.
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91 CJ J!l{0.
BIRTHDAY
Here Are
suggestions
Wrist Watches
Lockets,
Pearl
Mantle Clocks,
Small
I have the
display
P
8 da ��
cathedral
and
Manicure
Spectaeles
Drop in
under
R.
Xssuer
Optician
1 m
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a
and
Fobs,
and
Kitchen
Fane
largest
Y of Clocks
in
Mantle;Clocks
:mahogany.
Sete, Cut
and
and look
no obligation
H. JOHNSON,
of Marriage
and
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.CLIA PV.
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Few
Pocket Watches
Necklets, Diamond
Signet Rings -
Clocke, and
Y Clocks
and best assorted
ever shown
sewn
with
gong, in oak
Glass, Silverware
of all kinds
Repairs.
around, you are,
to buy,
,.,.,
Licenses.
Jeweler
NOTICE
NOTIOE to hereby given that Mar-
garetBali Charlesworth, of the Town
of Blyth, in the County of Huron, in
the province of Ontario, wife of Leo-
Otto Oharlesworth, of the same
place, merchant, will,appply to the Far-
o
1'iament of Canada at the nextseaein
thereof fora bill of divorce frmn her
husband, the said Leopold Otto
Oharloswortb, of the said town of
Blyth, in the County of Huron. in
the Province 08 Ontario, merchant, on
the ground of adultery aid desertion.
Dated at Winnipeg, in the Province
of Manitoba this 10th dayof January,
1917,
Margaret Bell Charlesworth
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By her Solicitor,
William
Witness, A. V. Darrach.
Plumbing, Heating and
Eavetroughing.
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ret our prices on your neat
e8,vetrou h order now
season'sg
and save money:
Agent for Hecla Furnaces
t=a el
THOS. HAWKINS.
Sleep over Rowland's Hardware„ 1
PHQNE 53',
n order tot facilitate 1 topeningrantfra of
=stone, the Board is, BranchCOl`i
onsion offices in Vancouver, �'algary.
xdmonton, Regina, Winnipeg, London
Jtlawa; Montreal, Quebec, SU. Johns
Hamilton Toronto, Barrie Kingston
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and Halifax, All information with
copiedtopensions may Jte obtained
savings at the of
Government by purchasing these ter-
tificates, may feel that he is having
a direct share in fending, equipping,
and munitioning our Canadian sol-
Biers, who are so nobly doing t2 t:ir
part,
INC, CO!'IING°
,
1 xof. E. Katz, the well-known Eye-
Sight Specialist, of Listowel, that
has done so much good •work around
here for years in relieving Eye -Sight
Troubles, Eye Strain, Headache,�will
'Pone these- offices,
be at the Rattenbury House, Olin-
ton, Tuesday, Feb. 130, will exam-
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Cream Wanted
Any quantity of cream bundled at
highest price for butter fat, - Cream
for or taken. in the first three
days of the week at Holmesville, Yon
may see your cream tested for your-
self, Saiiefaetion Guaranteed.
Cream paid for every week
PHONE 17 ON 148
.„ M. J ERV I S .:01�1
HOLMESVILLE.
Marriages
COX- EDWARDS—In London, Jnntt-
ary 31st, by Rev, C. R. Flan-
dors, First Methodist chetah, 011 -called
len J. Edwards of McGiilvray;, to
R. Y. Cox of Goderich township•
OLIVER-1VIc1VIiINNGY—In Clpdouteb
on Feb, let, Alice Alberta Me-
Francis
READ THE NEWS -RECORD
FOR TOWN, TOWNSHIP'
AND COUNTY NEWS,
Inc Eyes by the method that never
fails. Prof, Katz Is well recommend-
ed by thousands and acknowledged to
bo the most skilled optician in On-
title, No ;natter bow defective Veer
sight is Prof. Katz can relieve it ev-
en when others failed,
E. KATZ, - OPTICIAN
B.
Th st
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Choice Peaches (dried) 15c pee lb
Chaim Prunes lee per ib
Syrup m Faits $8c each
Syr¢pinPa's 70e each
Molasses in Ib tins 13c each
Purity Oats in packages 25c each
Don't forgetUndubat wearetn all sizes e nfield's
we sell Perrin's Dairy Cream
eu 18c, 28e and 85e packages, or
pound.
Nothing to equal them,
For Saturday
A Geed Broom for 25c
13 lbs Granulated Sugar for
Ae'1
Will pay you 88e for butter in Wade.
e
Sodas
by the
1,00
Whinney of Dungannon, to
Olver of Fort William
efeMILLAN—BOGIE-At Goderich on
Jan. 31st, Florence Elizabeth 130.
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DessertforDinner
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Are you looking for something to'mic��
Dessert for Dinner if so we can
supply you with Quality Goode for
D.essert,
Extra Nice Prunes for Pies or Sauce
2lbsfor25c
Cooking figs 10e per ib.
cooking apples always on
hand
Rice, Tapioca, Cornstarch, etc, all
mnke asplendfd Dessert for dinner at
this time of yen',
Magnolia Peas, Corn and ma cies
ere of the highest Brands,
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New stock of Catsup, Sweet and
Mixed Pickles (in bulk or bottle) El. P,
Sauce and Otiyes all add zest to the ap'
p°tete,
2 large cans of Pork and
Beans for 25G
Try' our leader in 25
Soap, 8 bars fir
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ALEXANDER.—In 'Pudtersmith on
January 29th, to Mr. and Mrs,
John Alexander, jr., a daughter,
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Notice is hereby given that the part-
heretofore existing between
Seeley & West wilt be ended on Feb.
10th, 1017.
It is necessary, that all aec0unta due
this limn be paid nob later than Feb,
all+ ebeo col-
1017.011After said date all acbe col-
nos then paid will id date
leeted,
Portions having accounts against said
fientiwillplease send them in so they
can be settled by Feb, lOblt,1017.
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