HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1917-02-15, Page 5February 15 th, 1017
Clinton News -Record
Huron Will Do Its
Share.
The following latter lice boon re.
.'rived by I4rs, 1lanilton of Godes-
cell Presleget of tie Federated WO
alta sP atriatia Saoroties 01 Huron
tohfrlty, and i'y her hent along 10 ilia
Seeretaryt of the C,W, C1.A., , here,
Mrs, Axon, A2re, llamill0rl would
very much like if the Societies' of
i1urou could raise $500 and thus
;provide fora room in .1110 new hos-
antal building. The Executive sus -
pets' that to nfue Sooietios ship.
Plug from Clidten centre raise $75,
which would be a fair share. 'There
. aro many_ 01(115 and there will con -
thew :to be many calls ; those who
cannot fight ,Rust pay and 'roust not
tire. 'It Is an easy wall of doing
`bur ]kit"'
To the .p'a'triotic workers of Wes-
iern Ontario :—Tho great war is note
well 0n, into the third year and back
to Canada aro corning the men who
in the prime of life .and strength
• Weal out, to fight folk freedom. "They
are coming back broken and disabled,
and: wetly of then victims of the
terrible soourgo of 'Tuberculosis. The
Government is ere.ting at 13yron
Stmt tum, special buildings where
0slaber of those unfortuihato hero-
' es may r'cefvo care and treatment,(
eft
,
and .the London Branch of the O.E.
C.S. has undertaken the' furnishing
and equipment of these buildings at
a' cost of at least $15,000. While this
fs distinctly, Rad Cross wore+', 11 15
a. special object, and the, Society
counts on the generosity of its con-
tributors throughout Western Ontar•
10 to aid in this magnificent work.
A contribution of $500 entitles the
.Society or individual so contributing
't0 imene a zoom.. These rooms are
to accommodatefrom four to six
patients, and the buildings altogeth-
er will accommodate some 120 pa-
tients, Is it not well worth while
to have a share in restoring these
men to health andstrength , and en-
abling them to again take their
places in the world instead of -allow-
ing them to return to their homes
to be a sure source of contagion to
their families and the community at
large ? If your Society( or any in-
dividual therein, wishes to contribute
any sum to this fund, kindly com-
munieate with the Treasurer or Cor,
See. of the London Branch. Please
make all cheques or money orders
. payable to the Red Cross Society.
Goderich Township
The Young Ladies' Patriotic Socie-
ty ,meets next Wednesday, afternoon
At the home of Miss Flossie Cole.
Mr, aud Mrs, John McCartney left
111ondap for their home at Hilton,
Man., after a visit with the former's
brother„Mr. T. 111. McCartney.
Council met pursuant to adjourn-
ment .with kill members present.
Minutes of last meeting, read and
approved.
`1'he auditors presented the 'financial
statement for the year 1916.•.
On motion of Councillors Holland
and Ginn. the reeve, declared the aud-
itor's report received. The following
accounts received the sanction of the
council and orders were drawn on
the treasurer and signed by, the
reeve for the' same. Geo. W. Sturdy
for valuating sheep killed by, dogs
$4, Geo. 0. Sturdy sheep kilted by
dogs $20, George Mcllwain, sheep kil-
led by.' dogs $15;! Chas. Lee, nails
• 11,20, Auditors Gould and Sturdy $5
each, postage -sand stationary 25c.
On motion of Councillors holland
and Gfnn the council accepted the
tender of the Goderich Star for
printing for the year 1017. •
The following changes were made
in the ' pathmasters and . poundkeep-
ers : James Johnston instead of
$,
.rd Chambers for patlnnaster for
di'ision No. 23. Russel Neal and
Chris. Beacom, were appointed by
mistake for "the sante load division
-tire council decided that Russel Neal
be pathmaster for Road Division
No. 31, and J. R. ;Holmes was ap-
pointed poundkeeper instead of Win.
Mullholland for polling division No.
5.
On motion of Vanderburg and Ginn
the council adjourned to meet thlt
first Monday in. March,—Adam Caute-
lon, Clerk,
Marriages
ADAMS,—FOX.—At Wingliahu, on
February 3rd, 'I4arry. Adams to
Margaret Ethel Fox, both of
Wroxeter.
Births
E:ING.—In Goderich, on Feb. 1st, to
1/r. Mid Mrs. Gree. E, Ring, a
daughter.
A.DDISON•,—In Hullett, on February
8th, • to IVIr, and Mrs. William
Addison; .a son. ,
Deaths
rl'HOIVIPSON.- In Clintou, on Feb,
4.4041.4th, Robert Thompson, aged 79
.years and 11 months,
£#RAHAIVL I0 Goderich, on Fobru-
• 9131 7th, Jane Whitely, widow of
the late James Graham of Shen-
pardton, aged 87 years,
MOIR.—In Toronto, at the home of
his son -111 -law, Dr. Seller%, on.
Feb, 1st, William Moir, formerly
of Heiisall,' in his 80th year.
HAILDING,--L1 Gerrie, on February.
1st,' John Harding, in his 70th
year.; also his wife, Margaret
Jane Irwin, fn herj 00th year,
J'ARDINE,—In Goderich, an Jane-
ary 31st, Elizabeth Jardihe, wi-
dew of the late .Jobe Jardine,
aged 66 years and 10 months,
+Jl LLYAR—At Bowmenville, Feb.
130, Mrs. John Heltyer•, mother
-of Mr, W, H. IJ'ellyar of, town,
aged 87 %tars and 7 months,
Ro131,RTON• -At W(llkerberii, on Feb,
60, Alexander Roberton,, aged 80
years,
$itanleb Township
Mx. and 1Vlr5. Wm, Honker and
Faster Russel 'spout Sunday at the
home of the latter.'s parents, lir..
and Mrs. Jas. lloyee,
ROM McKinley attended the War
Auxiliary meeting at Clintou last
weer(,
Mrs, J, E. Hartwell, who has neon
visiting friends in this vicinity for
50015 time, loft for her home in the
•west on Tuesday, Mr,..Harnwell pre-
ceded her abouts two'weolcs ago,
Mr, John Davidson, who is work,
ing in the munition factory, Sea-
forth, spent the weak -end with his
1001113' in Bayfield,
Mr, and Mrs. Will Foster and Miss
Opal .spent Friday' evening at the
home, of Mr, \vuh, Rathwell; '
Mr, Goorge'MeC•linelaey has sold.
his farm to lir. Albert Boyce for the
sum of $8600. This farm contains'
fifty acres of good soil, Albert has
got the cage now, no dpubt the bird
will be forthcoming.
Mr, M0C11nchey has purchased Mr.
Andrew Dunkin's -.larin near Varna,
for which he pays $0500. This is al-
so a good farm and well built on.
We coegratula'to George on his pur-
chase.
The following 1,e the January re-'
port ofS.S. No. 5. Tho names are
o S
order er of merit :
ind
Sr, 4th—Pearl Stephenson 375, May
Pollock 180 (missed one exam.)
Jr, 4th -Elinor McKinley 168, Myr-
tle' Armstrong 144, Wilmer McLinch-
ey 42 (missed one exam). •
Sr, 3rd—Edna McLinchey 05, Ilia -
bel Calver 57.
Jr. 3rd—Willie McLinehey 83.
Jr. 2nd—Frank MeLinchey 241,
Alice McLinchey 221,
Clara Stephen-
son
hon -
son 181, Ernest McLinchey 84 (miss-
ed one exam), Carnet McLinchey 78
(missed one exam).
Tart 2ntl—Mabel McLinchey 25.
Primer—Irene McLinchey.
The best spellers in the monthly
spelling match were :
Sr. 40 -Pearl Stephenson.
Jr, 4th—Mytrtle Armstrong.,
Sr. 3rd—Mabel Calver.
Jr. 3rd—Willie Mclanelhey,
Jr. 2nd -Alice McLinchey.
Pt. 2nd—Mabel McLinchey.
R. Mcl3eth, Teacher..
The following is tite January mon-
thly report of S.S. No. 14, names in
order of merit : 5th—H. W. Rathwell
S. _II Thompson, G. C. MacLean.
Sr. 4th—A—R. V. lIc'Clynront, Z. 13,
Moore, M. A. Cooper. Sr. 4th— 13—
E. P. Fisher, N. J. Hood, 0.. H.
Fairbairn. Sr. 8rd--L. E. Hyde, W.
M. Ross, W. L. Workman. Jr, 3rd—
L. S. Near, L. M. Foster, F. R. Par-
sons. Sr. 2nd—W. A. Ross, L. C.
Workman, D. 111. Foster. Jr. 2nd —
Ruth Jarrot, ID. F. Anderson, 0. M.
• Anderson. 2nd pt—Jean E. Macken-
zie. 1st pt—H. A. Dinsdale, , P, M.
Mackenzie, L. Moffatt. The 1 best
'spellers in the monthly spelling mat-
ches were :-5th—Sidney Thompson.
Sr. 4th—r1—V. h IcClymont. Sr. 4th
—13—Grace Cooper. 3rd—W. L. Work-
man. Sr. 2nd—Lloyd Workman. Jr.
2nd—Elva Anderson. • ist pt— H. A.
!Misdate.
Auburn
The Patriotic concert given in the
Forester's hall on Friday night was
well attended. Mr. Ilarvey Lloyd of
Toronto kept the audience laughing
all the thne. The chairman, Dr.
lIilne of Blyth, made a very excel-
lent address on Patriotic work and
urged every person to help whatever
way possible. Proceeds amounted to
over ninety dollars.
Miss Eliza Pierce has' been laid up
for the past month and is not re-
covering as fast as her many' friends
would like to see.
Miss Fanny Scott is ' indisposed
with a severe attack of la grippe.
One of the oldest pioneers of Hul-
lett township passed • away on
Tuesday in the person' of- Mr, Mex,
Roberton of \\'alkerburn. The deceas-
ed was born in the township of Dun -
fries, near Galt, about eightyyears
ago, and came to Hullett at the age of
twelve years. He is survived by
Mrs. Roberton, three sons, Robert
of Galt, James of Hullett, aud W.
T. of Londesboro and two daughters
Mrs. Whitley of Manitoba and Mrs.
Wright of Hullett.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scott of Win-
nipeg are spending a (were at the
home of Mr. John McKnight.
A ubIrn
Alossre, Chas. Beadle and itir. Pa-
ler are busy getting all their sup11131
of ace,
The annual convention of the Au-
burn Sunday Selma Aseoci<atiou was
hold in Knox church on Wednesday'
of last week and Vwa5 very well at-
tended. There wore afternoon and
evening sessions , and among the
speakers were Rev, :a•, Laing, Rev.
W, I3.,. Hawkins, Rev, J, W. Med-
ley, Rev, R, 0. MoDiarmld, Mr,
John Dustow and •Miss Marion Ir-
win,
Last Wawanosh
The Young People's Club . of 8, S.
No, 10, East Wawanosh intend hold
ing a box social in . the McGowan
school 'eii t -he evening of ,Feb. 23rd.
An excellent programme is being
prepared' consisting of readings, dia-
logues, drills, vocal and :instrument-
al music, etc, Each lady is re;iuest-
ee t0 bring a box hired with lunch
for two. Boxes will be auctioned,
Proceeds to be given to the Red
Cross Society.
FOR SALE.-FRAMIJ HOUSE AND
Stable, on Rattenburyi Street.
Ionso has s fl rooms, electric light,
t
,
furnace, town water and soft wa-
ter in the kitchen. Must be sold at
once as the proprietor is leaving
town.—J. G. West. -76.
PRIVATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
effects, at my hone, Londesboro,
on Feb. 28rd and 2Ith.--Mrs. Jas.
Woodman, 76-1
SHEEIP AND PIGS FOE SALE.— 7
well-bred Leicester ewes and six
chunks of pigs. For particulars
apply to—Gifford Crich, R. R.' No.
3, Seaforth. Phone, 10 on 136,
Clinton. -,76.
I \tISII TO INFORM TIIE LADIES
of Clinton that I am prepared to
make switches and fancy braids.
Nothing but absolutely elean hair
handled. Money refunded if work
is not clone satisfactorily],— Mrs.
William Proctor, Wellington St.
—76-12
AUCTION SALE ON FARM STOCK
and Implements' will be held at
Lot 16, Bayfield Road, Stanley,
mile west of Varna,, on Friday,
March, 2nd, at 1 o'clock. Horses
—draft mare, 8 years old, draft
marc rising 5 years in foal, Perch-
eron filly rising . 4 years, , draft fir
ly rising 4 years, draft gelding ris-
ing 3 years, Blood mare 4 years
old, sired by Noupariel,, dam by
Lord Ferguson, grand dam by Oliv-
er Wilks. .This is a green mare and
has shown a mile in 2.22, and
with good care and training is
likely to be very fast. She is
also kind and gentle and a good
driver. Cattle -4 cows in calf, hei-
fer, rising 3 hicalf, 3 steers rising
8, 2 • ]lepers rising 3, 2 steers ris-
ing 2, 2 heifers rising 2, 4 spring
calves, 2 dry cows. Sheep -13 reg-
istered Shropshiredown ewes, 2
rams. Pigs—brood sow due to lit-
ter April 14th, 6 store pigs. Imple-
ments—MasserHarris binder, al-
most new, • Deering Giant mower,
Tiger ' steel rake, Massey Harris cul-
tivator, disc Barrow,' 14 plates,
steel land roller, Cockshutt single
riding plow, Noxon seed drill, Kan-
garoo two -furrow plow, swifter,
stoneboat, fanning mill, set weigh
scales, capacity 1000 lbs., 2 lumber
wagons, set bobsleighs, hap 'rack,
stock rack, pulper, cutter, steel
tired buggy, set diainond harrows,
rubber tired buggy, ,walking plow,
set double harness, 2 sets single
harness, cream separator, churn. A
quantity of hair, 12 bushels of
a.' choice clover seed, 2 hives of bees,
a number of bee boxes, also some
household furniture and other ar-
ticles. All will be sold as the
proprietor • has sold . his farm.
Terms :—Sums of ten dollars and
under, cash. Over that amount 8
months' credit on approved joint
notes. A discount of l cents on the
dollar will be allowed for cash on
credit amounts.—A. Duncan, Pro-
prietor, T. Brown, Auctioneer.
—,76-2
MAKE YOUR DOLLARS
AT THE FRONT'.
B U Y
DOMINION OF CANADA
THREE-YEAR
WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES
$ 25.00 FOR $ 21.50
50.00 " 43.00
100.00 " 86.00
y INDIVIDUAL PURCHASES. LIMITSC1 ro moo.
FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY AT ANY BANK
OR ANY MONEY ORDER POST OFFICE
rINANem b6PARTM(0NT
OTTAWA
JAN. 3, 1911
Concert Don't Miss it
1Enederaged I(y tllo .succors of last
year's play the 3 001)g people of Sten -
ley have deoidod to put on wittier
in Baird's wheel house, 2011 000,, on
Friday, Feb, 23rd
The ,pla31 1S'a cpmdy in live acts
ontltod, n'phe Deaeo,' Full of life
card wit, Proceeds tomgo to Patriot-
fo Association of Stanley. Ilvery-
lledyr come.
F011 SALE ;CHEAP. FRAMD
staple, to be taken 110(5,1 anti re-
moved. For particulars apply to—
J. Torrance, Clinton. —70,
FOR SALi,.—MR. WILFRID COL-
Clough oilers his fine farm, 80 acres
on the 11 con, of Co(loricih town,:_
ship, for sale, It is situated 111.
miles south of IIolmesvillo, is in
good state of cultivation, 32 acres
plowing clone, 48 acres under hay;
2 never -failing wells, one with wind-
mill attached, in good 'working or-
der. (toed frame barn 40x50 feet:'
rearm well fenced, - mostly woven
(vire fencing. For particularsapply
to—Wilfrid Colelougb, R. le, No, 3,
,,
Clinton.
—76.
TWO HEAVY DRAI`T GELDINGS
and 4 bushels of No. 1 seed beans
for sale. Apply( to—R. ' E, Col-
elough, It R. No. 3, Phone 20 on.
160, . —70.
SEED
01T FOR S L A U
AA-
ty of improved Banner Oats: Ar
-
ple-Henry' Peacock, London Road,
. or call phone 13 on 146. —75-2.
MAN WANTED.—MARRIED MAN,
for farm work. Steady! employ-
ment with good home, eta, Duties
to begin Mareh 10111. Apply—D. A.
Forrester, Clinton. -74,
VANTED—HORSE HIDES, BEEF
Hides, Skunk, Coon, Mink, or an%
other Furs. -James Steep, .Licensed
ta deal• in furs. - - —04
FARM FOR SALE, — 100 -ACRE
farm for sale, 2zi• miles,- north of
Clinton on the' Gravel Road, Hul-
lett township. On the premises are
a bank barn 50x60 with stone stab-
ling underneath and 1- storey 8 -
roomed 11:0010 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, 130 Nelson St., Strat-
ford, Ont. —62,
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—THE PROPERTY ON
Rattcnbur street occupied Dr.
y p by
Gaudier, including house, office,
barn and -two lots. Will -he sold
separately or together. Electric
lighting throughout. Water in
stable. Hard and soft water in
bathroom, kitchen and summer lc! 1-
chen.—Apply to Dr. Gandier. -40.
NOTICE
NOTIOO is hereby given that Mar-
garet Bell Oharlesworth, of the Town
of Blyth, in the County of Huron, in
the province of Ontario, wife of Leo-
pold Otto Oharlesworth, of the same
place, merchant, will apply to the Par-
liament of Canada at the next session
thereof for a hill of divorce from her
husband, the said Leopold • Otto
Oharleswortb, of the said town of
Blyth, in the County of Hm'on. fn
the Province of Ontario, merchant, on
the ground of adultery and desertion.
Dated at Winnipeg, in the Province
of Manitoba, this 10th day of January;
1017.
Margaret Bell Charlesworth,
-• By her Solicitor,
William Thornburn
Witness, A. V. Darrach.
Dissolution of
Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the part-
nership heretofore existing between
Seeley & West will be ended on Feb.
10th, 1011
It is necessary that all aec0nnts due
this firm be paid not later than Feb,
3rd, 1017. After said, date all accounts
nor, (hoc paid will necessarily be col-
lected,
Persons having aceo(anbe against said
firm will please send them in so they
can be settled by Feb, 101114011,
Seeley & West
BOARS FOR ShIlVICi.—A YORK -
shire and a Berkshire at Lot 34,
Coll. 1, Stanley, one mile south of
Clinton, on London Road. Terms--
$1 at time of service with prfvil»
ege of returning,—John Ashton,
75•-8.
PURR BMA) R.IdG15f1'I AJ D Y011,1C.4
shire, bred by J, T, us'ethout of
Burford, Ont. Terms i $1 cask or
$1.25 if not So paid. — Fred f„
Potter, Huron Roads —46.,
McCOIIM10K AII'IDNCY.- I I•IAVE.
talten over the agency for the M,
Ogrmicic Implements and moved it
to my place of business, the oar,
riago and repair slop, Huron
street, where I will keep on hand
a full lino of ihnpiemeets, repairs;
twine ete. .An order r from yo
u
will receive prompt attention,—
Wilson Elliott. r45
CREAM WANTED, — DAIRYMEN
having cream to sell write to us
for cans. 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 prides Consistent with
an honest test, 'resting done by a
competent man. Each can careful-
ly weighed, sampled and tested on
arrival and statement ,returned,
Thane in the vicinity of Kinburn
may leave their cream with Mr,
Hall who will deliver le here,
Weito for cans and (Pe us a trial.
Patrons in the vicinity of Varna
may deliver their cream to Beatty
Bros. Store and it will be taken
care of there -The Seaforth 'Cream-
ery., Box 480, Seaforth, Ant.
FOR SALE 012 J'0 RENT.—AN 8 -
roomed house on Princess street.
Furnace and bath. Now occupied
by W. C''ollyer.—For particulars ap-
ply to W. S. Harland, Rattenbury
street, Clinton. —55
YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED. RE -
paired and Pressed and at the
shortest possible -notice. Both Lad-
ies' and Gentlemen's clothes. We
guarantee to do good ,work. I ala
prepared to French Dry Clean Ladiess
Sluts, Or -anti's Suits and all kinds
of woolen clothing including Sweat-
ers, etc. All orders promptly at-
tended to, Rooms over Johnson's
jewelery Store.—Wm. J. Jago. —55
Cream Wanted
Any quantity of cream handled at
highest price for butter fat, Cream
called for or taken in the first three
days of the week at Holmesville. Yon
may see ynur cream tested for your-
self, - Satisfaction Guaeanteed,
Cream paid for every week
PHONE 17 ON 143 „,,,,,
L„ M. JERVIS
HOLMESVILLE.
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,
SUMMERHILL,
BIRTHDAY
GIFTS
Here Are a Few ,
suggestions
Wiist;.Wiitehes and Pocket Watches
;L:oc1ets, Fobs, Necklets, Diamond
Pearl and Signet Rings
Mantle Clocks, Kitchen Olocke, and
Small Fancy ()locks
I have the largest and best assorted
display of Clocks ever shown
in town
8 daypMantle:Clocks with
cathedral gong, in oak
and mahogany.
Manicure Sets, Cut Glass, Silverware
Spectacles of all kinds
'and Repairs,
Drop in and look around, you are,
under no obligation to buy. '
R. H. JOHNSON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
Optician and Jeweler
DessertforDinner
Are you looking, for something to
make Dessert for Dinner if so we can
supply yon with Quality Goods for
Dessert,
Extra Nice Prunes for Pies or Sauce
2 lbs for 25c
Oooking figs 10c per lb.
Good cooking apples always on
band .
Rice, Tapioca, Cornstarch, etc, all
make•asplendid Dessert for dinner at
this time of yeer.
Magnolia Peas, Corn and Tomatoes
are of the highest Braude,
New stock of Catsup, Sweet and
Mixed Pickles (in bulk or bottle) H. P,
Sauce and Oliyes all add zest to the ap-
petite.
2 large cans of Pork and
Beans for 25c
Try our leader in 25c
Soap, € bars for
Highest Market Price for Produce
%Johhnson & Co.
The Store of Quality.
9'Iimee orders pcomptly, attended to,
vOR SAM—IIOUSJJ O' 0 BATTEN,
bury street formerly occupied by
the late Mrs, Wm, Murray, A.1) -
ply to 0, D. McTaggart, —32'
GIRLS
..TED
WE ' CAN GIVE
EMPLOYMENT TO A3
PEW MORE KNIT-.
T.1ItS, ETC. APPLY
AT ONCE,
Clinton Knitting Co,
LIMITED.
•
II�E
I
PoRTRY MINTED
T
p6 d1tl/N ED e
moa.
We are prepared
to handle all kinds
of live poultry.,
Ilighest mar k e t
price paid.—Phone
14 on 106.
Special prices for fat hens
W. MARQUIS
D00'I
About the high price of grain and
feed for your flock of.hons, as eggs and
poultry are expected, to ha corres-
pondingly thigh this coming season,
u0
Now is the time to
order your
Prairie State Incubator
Why depend on the uncertain old
hen for hatching when an incubator
will do 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 lncubatnr and
hatch your chicks
when you please
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-date Firm
CLINTON.
THE CORNER STORE
Live and Let Live
TELEPHONE
Your Groceiy Wants to
GUR STORE
We are always glad to have you
visit our store in doing your purcbas.
lug so we may personally select your
goods and so we may become better ac
quainted with you and your needs,
When you find it more convenient to
telephone, however you can depend on
us to look after your orders is a man-
ner that wilt please you,
CALL 45
And you will have your order taken,
packed, and delivered in a satisfactory
manner. We appreciate your phone
trade.
Highest prices for Butter
and Eggs
a
E. E. HUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER.
PLACE YOUR ORDER
for some of our Western Oats, which
we have just received and we will
charge you no more than if they
were just the ordinarygrade of oats.
If you wish ta secure some of these
Oats, place your order early as they
are going fast.
We always have a full stack of
Flour and Feed.
W. Jenkins & Son.
FI,OUR AND FEED,
Phone 199, highest prices paid 101
Grain and Wool, Ellevator,
Rosideneo bkiono 9-142e
r-Ekc ll'ESI
A'
BARGAIN FOR YOU
We are selling this week, large
luscious dried
Peaches at only
10 cents per lb.
These sre away below whole-
sale price and will not last
tong. ,
Just the thing for pies,
Brimfield and Bayfield
Lumber, Coal and
Cement Yards,
We are again prepared to pay the
highest spot Cash prices for all
kinds of logs, in bulk or by the
thousand, either in the bush or de-
livered in our yards,
We also handle all kinds of I cgs
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 or the
above items it will pay you to tel-
ephone.
JOHN B. MUSTARD
Head Office BRUCEFIELD.
We have added a stock or
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 St., Next the Respite?.
Plumbing, Heating and
Eavetroughing..
Get our prices on your next
season's ea.vetrough order now
and save money.
Agent for Hecla Furnaces
•
THOS. HAWKINS.
tui
SFijop , over Rowland's Hardware, a
PHONE 53,
The BigStore
Ohoice Peaches (dried) 13c per lb
Choice Prunes 15e per ib
Syrup in Pails 35c each
Syrup in Pails 70c each
Molasses in 21b tins 18e each
Purity Oats in packages 26c each
Don't forget uhat we have Stantield's
Underwear in all sizes,
We sell P'errin's Dairy Cream Sodas
in 13c, 28c and 3550 packages, or by the
pound.
Nothing to equal them,
For Saturday
A Good Broom for 26c
18 lbs Granulated Sugar for 1,00
wl
Will pay you 88e for butter, in trade,
10. Bounsbery
LOld DES. BORO
The big stole with little prices