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Coderich.
err,117, J, Cameron, 'wlio has bee11
visiting in town for several Weeks,
soft last week for Detroit.
Miss Mo 10 hfllulore runs game to
7'ilsouburg to take a position,
Mr. Wm. Jewell has returned from
a visit with friends at Belleville.„
Mr,Martin r 1'
13,1 tut Of Norden, tan
L, of 1
has been visiting his father in town,
Mr, J, C, 11'fartin,
Mr. au'd Mrs Chas, Chrystal have
returned to their home at Itlortlaeh,
Seeks after spending " some weeps
with friends Hereabouts,
Miss Grace Itbynas has genie to
'Toronto to engage in war work,
Miss' Agnes Sterling 'and Mrs, A,
Currie and sot of Nashlyn, Sask.,
;have been visiting their cousin,
Miss Ida L. VoaStone.
Miss Vanity Blackstone is spending
a ',few weeks with relatives and fri-
ends, at Owen Sound and Ilagersvil-
le,
Mr, John 14, Ma11uugh of Poplar
Bluff, Alta,, who owns a ranch of al-
most three thousand acres,; has
been visiting relatives in and a-
round, G•odericlr.
Sixty dollars and a half were roa-
lined from the Patriotic falcate- given
ee"ehe Eureka 13ih1e class of Vietor-
iet St, church last 'week and was
Fund.
'donated to the Red Cross P nal.
Dr. Galley,' 7tas joined the Ar y
IVfedical Corps at London. Tie will
probably be in London for a short
time before proceeding overseas.
Miss I3azel T. Birnie of town was
married on Friday week to Mr, Don-
ald: T. Murray of Detroit. They left
almost immediately Tor their Monte
in the City of Straits.
Constance.
Mrs. McArthur 'child ren of
and t
Seaforth spent Sunday as the guests
nf, her parents, Mr, and Mrs. James
Mann, Sr,
Mr. and Mrs. John Cartwright of
Londesboro spent Sunday as the
guests of Mrs, H. ' C'olelough,
err. Joe Mann and sister spent
Srmeayt..at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George Riley. .
tIrs. 11. Colclough and Mrs, Pu-
-1ior, attended the W.M.S, 'meeting at
Londesboro on Wednesday.
Mrs. W. Britton received the sad
stews .00 Friday that her mother
was very low, She ]eft for Warwick
en Saturday. It_ is to be hoped she
Sound her much better.
The G.T.C. gave Miss Mabel Arm-
:+4c9ng a linen shower on , Wednes-
day evening. All spent . a pleasant
.evening.
Blgth
Mr, ;Grant Laundy has gone to Ni-
egara Falls• and taken a position.
Mrs. Will Pickard of Holneeville
has been visiting at. the parsonage
Mr a week or so.
Messrs. Virtu. and Robert Johnston
and Mrs. W. Farrow returned last
week from Anconda, Montana, • where
-they spent a month with their sis-
ter, Mrs. James Blaokborough,
Rev. R. J. McCormick has receiv-
ed word of the safe arrival in Eng-
land of his brother, Capt. McCor-
mick.
The Brotherhood of the Methodist
church realized about one .hundred
and sixty dollars from the proceeds
of the dinner served recently,
Marriages
MEIILLe-G LAuNF'IELF—At , Brumfield,
Feb. 70, at the home of the
bride's brother, W. J. Glanfi•eld,
1M,A., M.D., Ruby Belle, daugh-
ter of 1Nr, and libirs. Wflliani
Glanfield, Jarvis, Ont., to Her-
man J. Miell, of Rogersville,
eem,
DESJARD•INE.-,SIEMON.—At Zur,
fele; on Febru'''tiy 6th, Annie Sie-
mon of Zuriee, to ,Eli;l7osjardine,
•of Stephen.
SMITH — IMOSJARD•INE — at Zur-
ich, on February 6111, Edna
daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Zaoh. Desjardine, to Emerson
Smith, of Hay township,
Births
BROWN.—In' Varna, on February
• 110, to Rev. and Nlrs, A. WT.
Brown, a daughter,
'GRAY.—Int Goderich, on Feb. 110,
to Mr,, and Mrs, Bennett Gray,
'McDonald St., a daughter.
BISBEE --In Wingham, on February
0th, to Mr, and Alts. Lawson
Bisbee, a song
ROGER,—In East Wawanosh, Feb,
0th, to Mi. and Mrs. Wm. Rog-
er, a daughter,
RRA'USICOPF.-1n. Kipprn, me Feb.
13th, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert
I1rauskopf, a son.
STOKES.—In Turnbetry, or Feb.
are, 12th, to Mr. and Mrs, Reu-
ben Stokes, a daughter.
COWAN;.-dn , least Wawanosh, on
Feb. Oth, to Mr, and Mrs, Geo,
Cowan, a soil.
• 13 CE,—In Win ha
g ttr, en February
18111, to Mr, and Mrs W • ".'J.
Boyce, a son,
OI3IDLEY.—At Indiait Bead, Saak„;
On Feb, 16th, to err,' and Mrs:
George D. Chidley, a son,
Deaths
TURNER—In Goderich township, of
Feb. 15th, Henry Turner,• in ,his
55th year.
JENKINS,—In Goderich township on
Feb. 17th, Thomas Woods Joite
kins, ih his• 79th year,
L%JIPER—InHillfott, 00 Fabruary
14tH, Stewart Lowrie, infant son
of Mr, and lira. Williain Leiper.
I#ELL, 111 Wingham, 01 Pebruarsn
7th, JOhit"M. Bell, late of Detroit
and •formerly of Ripley, ages 74
Yeats.
PEACOCK,—In Morris, oft Fob, Huls,
Eleanor Owens, reset of the late
George Iseatoek, Aged 74 years.
EconomicalltI
Managed
Sonne Faets Regarding The Patriolio
Fulnd Work in Burets,
As then are frequent evidences
that the w.or'k of the Patriotic
•r n u
B at U p” ll' CO Lt l
h for II tour 1 is tot as
S
r
kn n ud
widely sow as it should be to pro -
vent misunderstanding, the following
•ieetus gleaned feom the proceedings
at the last monthly meeting. of bths
Executive, in Dederick, should prove
of interest to those wishing to know
the facts, as well es to the people
of the County as a whole';
• Since rine opening of the work not
fewer than 350 families have been
dealt with from the office in Getter -
Leh, and at the present time about
300 arc..on the. list for monthly ai-
lowancos: '1'ite total' payments for
the month of January will aggregate
$4.500, including the tmoents retail].
ed and placed in the Savings Bank.
to the credit of the beneficiaries. It
is worth. noting that 11111 sytetem
of saving one-half the monthly al -
'meaner, adopted by this Branch, has
been found of great- benefit to pantie
ipants who found themselves in an
emergency which needed the hair. of
a little ready cash, and the example
of •the Huron Iiranelt has been urged
by the Ottawa Executive for gener-
al adoption,
- An audited statement from Otta-
wa shows that, in the 'years 1915 and
1911, a total of $53,020 was drawn
from the general fund for distribu-
tion in Huron County, and this large
sum has been handledhero without
the disagreement of one cent with
the audit at Ottawa, '
A report from the Executive of
the Citizens' Campaign fund of 1915
and 1916 in Goderich showed that,
including
ttoto
town's share, are a
w,
out
$2,
3 .was in,arrears on Dec. 21st,
but, with the town's balance paid,
the amount to be collected and con-
sidered good was $152.75, and this
it is understood. AVM be all in short-
ly.
The expense of the working of the
Patriotic Branch hi this County, is
less than .�,' of one percent,, made up
of a small salary 'for clerical help,
office rent, printing, eta,, and not-
withstanding an occasional ,iinepres-
sion to the contrary, not, one . cent
has ever been paid to the officials
who are conducting the work,
Two other branches of war work
are looming up, and will likely en-
tail a large amount of labor sepa-
rate from the ordinary Patriotic
work. 'These are, first, the Pensions
branch. Within the last ten days a-
bout thirty sets of papers ror sett-
ling claims have been received at
this office, and these are now in the
hands of the respective Reeves where
the soldiers' families live, to be fill-
ed up and sent in to the Pensions
Board at Ottawa for settlement. Al-
together about 35 casualties are un-
der consideration for this County
up to date,
Then, second, the care of disabled
soldiers who are returned to this
County, This work, involving con-
tinuous and careful attention, will be
undertaken by the War Auxiliary of
the County, Mr. W. Brydone, of
Clinton, the County President, ad-
dressed the County Council at its,
recent meeting asking for co-opera-
tion in the work.
It will be seen frorif- the above
that the work in connection with
Huron's share in the was' is no
small matter, but the Executive and
the officials who are carrying it on
do so with a desire to do "their
bit" willingly and cheerfully. For. a
time the work was conducted un-
der extreme difficulty, with no pro-
per office accommodation, but now a
room in the Masonic Temple building
is occupied, and with adequate e-
quipment there is no delay in any
Part of the work.
Win gham
Mr, A. H. Musgrove went to Toron-
to
oronto Iast weolc to be Present for the
opening of the Legislature.
Miss Norma Vanstone has taken a
positon as stenographer at the
Parliament buildings during the
session of parliament,
Mr. and Mrs, Ross Brown or \rap-
anee visited for a few clays at the
home et the lady's uncle, Rev,, • J,
F. Dingman.
slannam
London fload
1\lrs, Leel 4Viltse has hoes spend-,
ing the •past oouplo of weeks with
tier sons in .Detroit,
Mr, 0•;13, Hanley was. unfortunate
enesigh t0 lose a 1100 three -
peer -old filly last weep,
A load of Westonders spent a pleas-
ant eveningat alto home of Mt, 11 trt-
bur Crich of the Bin , llflr on
k ridgy,
Mr, Paul Cadieux lois t'taoved this
weak to the .farm recently purchas-
ed near Ilepcollelcl.
Miss Elva ,Nott 31as returned from
a visit With her aunt at Blyth,
hers. 13ovans of Toronto is visiting
Mr sister, Mrs. Wm, Stanbury, who
has been confined- to 11er-home m-
ing to Illness,
The Epworth League drove up to
Crint in to the home of Me.
and Mrs. A, 13, Stephenson
Tuesd„v evening and conducted
their monthly literary meet-
ing, After a good program Tenet] was
Ser3'ed and a very pleasant social
hour was spent. Mr, and Mee.
Stevenson are much missed ,i in the.01c1
neighborhood but happily they .ore
not so far away but that visits can
he exchanged.
Self H"'tfh.
�3
Miss Clara Pinknep has been vis-
iting friends in Toronto,
Miss Millie Johnston has been vis-
iting in Hamilton for 'a week br so
,and is now in Toronto,
Rev. James :Argo has returned
from an extended holiday trip to
the west, taken for the benefit of
his health.
Mrs. W. D. VanEgmond is spendiag
a few weelcs in Toronto.
Ir. Harry Cresswell, 1,
10110
has join-
ed the 257h Railway , Construction
battalion tun] 'has been appointed
paymaster,left last, week for Otta-
wa. .
Mr. Palmer Whiteley has gone to
Newark, N.J, and tIi1i• engage in
business there.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Smillie intend
removing to Toronto within a few
weeks.
Mr. W. G. VatnEgntond and family
have returned to their home in Re-
gina -after visiting at the home of
his parents here. •
Mr. Alex, McNab of Toronto was
a recent visitor at the home of
Mr. and hies. John kleNab.
Word was received that Pte. Pat.
Nigh is a prisoner of war in Ger-
many. Pte, Nigh has been missing,
for some time,
Very Rev. Dean Downey of Win-
dsor
indsor has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. Wm. Devereaux.
Zurich
Hz.
J, .J, Monier,, M.P., has return-
ed from, Ottawa, the Dominion Par-
liament ]raving been adjourned for a
month.
Mrs. Hahn and daughter of "North
Dakota are hero visiting friends and
relatives.
Misses. L. Galster and tel, Kohler
are visiting in Detroit.
Mr. Wm. Miller has purchased the
60 -acre farm of Mr, J. J, Monier on
the 3.5th of Hay. and will get imnne-
diate possession.
Mr. Peter Bender attended the fu-
neral of his brother in Ayton last
week.
News -Record means News -Leader.
FOR SALE. -9 Leicester, ewes, due
in May, also 2 weeks' old calf, to
be sold at Htftel Normandy barns
on Saturday, Feb, 24th.—Wm. Con -
a ll. 77-1
FOR SALE — ON TOWNSMEN])
street, a 7 roomed , frame house
with summer kitchen. Garden
with • some fruit trees, berry bus-
hes and frame barn 12 x 26. Ap-
pl3i to—Bert Langford. —77.
•
FOR SALIN.—A LIMITED QUANTI-
ty of A.O.O. No, 21 seed barley.
Apply to—Wm. W. • Wise, R. R. No,
3, Phone I.6 on 165, Clinton. -77
News -Record means News -Leader.
LAKE YOUR DOLLARS
AT THE FRONT,
we
3+c
DOMINION OF CANADA
THREE-YEAR
WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES
$ 25.00 FOR
50.00 ”
100.00
$21.50
41.8.00
86.00
INDIVIDUAL PURCHAsEs LIMITED TO 51500,
FOR l='ULL PARTICULARS APPLY AT ANY BANK
OR ANY MONEY ORDER POST OFFICE
r lNANC?e OgWA reimmtN'r
JAN. 9, 1917 O11'AWA
Chalon News -Record
IIO:UE *FOR SALE OA 19 RENT—,
Itoenly house o11 Writer, of Ontario
anti wenfare street,' All modern
conveniences; Deminea find young
fruit trees.—A:pplyn to Mee. A, Bea-
con] on premises or to W. lityclone
Olirton, 77,
FOR SA' i•.:.-'20 AGC{TS I `i', LOT
,
40, •Con, d2, Willett township. Ap-
ply to—Jatuee W, Roberton, A.u-
bunt,
WANTED—HORSE HIDES, BEEF
vides; Skunk, Coon, Mink, or any
other Fars,_. James Steep, Licensed
ta deal in furs. •' --64
F011, SALN.-FRAME I10US1: AND
-,Stable,: on Rattenburyl Street,
House has 9 rooms, electric light,
furnace, town water and soft wa•
ter iu the kitchen. Must be sold 'at
once as the proprietor is leaving
town.—J, G. West, ---70.
SHEEP AND PIG,5. FOE SALE.— 7
Veen -bred Leicester ewes and six
chunks of pigs; For particulars
apply to—Gifford Crich, 1L, R. No,
8, Seafo •zth, ho 1 P u
00
1 on 130,
Clinton, —76.
I WISII TO INFO'IR.M TER LADIES
of Clinton that I am prepared' to
make switches and fancy braids.
Nothing but absolutely clean hair
handled, Money refunded if work
is not done satisfactorily, Mrs.
William Proctor, Wellington St.
—76-12
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCIC
and Implements will bo held at
Lot 16, Bayfield Road, Stanley, e
mile west of Varna,, on Friday,
March, 2nd, at 1 o'clock, horses
—draft mare, 8 years old, draft
mare rising 5 years in foal, Perch-
eror silly rising 4 years, , draft 111
•ly rising 4 years, draft gelding ris-
ing 3 years, Blood mare '1 years .
old, sired by Nonpariel,. dam by
Lord Ferguson, grand clam by Oliv-
er Wilks. This is a green mare and
has shown a mile itt 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 ill calf, hei-
fer
esfer rising 3 in calf, 3 steers rising-
3, 2 heifers 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 14111, 6 store pigs. Imple-
tnents—Massey-Harris binder, al-
most new, , Deering Giant mower,
Tiger steel rake, MasseyHarris cul-
tivator, disc liarrow,' 14 plates,
steel land roller, Cocicshutt single
riding plow, Noxon seed drill, Kan-
garoo two -furrow plow, muffler,
stoneboat, fanning mill, set weigh -
scales, capacity 1000 lbs., 2 lumber
wagons, set bobsleighs, hays rack,
stock rack, pulper, cutter, steel
tired buggy, set diamond harrows,
rubber, 'tired buggy, walking plow,
set double harness, 2 sets single
harness, cream separator, churn. A
quantity of hap, 12 . bushels of
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 :-mums of ten dollars and
under, cash, Over that amount 8
months' credit on approved joint
notes. A discount of 4 cents on the
dollar will be allowed for cash on
credit amounts.—A. Duncan, Pro-
prietor; T, Brown, Auctioneer,
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
• etattenbury street occupied by Dr,
"Gaudier, including house, office,
barn and -two lots. Will bo sold
separately or together. Electric
lighting throughout. Water in
stable. Hard and soft ' water in
bathroom, kitchen and suniuier
chen.—Apply to Dr. Dandier, —10,
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that Mar-
garet Bell Oherleswot'Lh, of the Town
of Blyth, in the Ooun'ty of Huron, in
the province or Ontario, • wife of Leo-
pold Otto Charlesworth, of the saline
place, merchant, willspply to the Ptti-
liament of Canada at the. next session
thereof for a bill of divorce from her
husband, the said Leopold Otto
Oharlesworth, of the said town of
Blyth; in the County or Httt'on. in
the Province of Ontario, merchant, on
s..e gronnd of adultery anti desertion.
Dated at Winnipeg, in the .Province
of Manitoba, this 111th day of January,
1417.
Margaret, 33e11 Ohai•leswortb,
Dy
her Solicitor,
William Thorn burn
Witness, A. V. Darrach,
BOARS FOR SERVICE;,—A YORK-
shire and a Berkshire at Lot 84,
Con, 1, Stamey, one mile south of
Clinton, eh London Road, Terms—
$1 at time of service with privil-
ege of returning,—John Ashton,
—75-3.
PURL'' BRED REGISTERED YORK.
shire, bred by T T. 'Brethour of
13urfoid, Get. 'Pettus; $1 cash or
$1.25 if bot so paid,— Fred L,
rotifer, Huron Road. 440.
1Vlopoi.?N!80ti •4.phi77OY;+--i • HAVE
taken over the agency for the ge-
Cormick Implentogts and proved it
to my place 01 llttsiness, the car.
ridge and repair shop, I3urorn
street, where T will hoop on hand
a full line of implements, repairs,
twine, etc. An Ardor from you
will receive prompt attention,. --
Wilson Elliott.
CREAM WANTED. +- DAIRYMEN
having creast to sell wr'i'te to us
for cans. We supply two cans free.
Pay all express ohargets and issue
cheques twice each month, ehoquea
payable at par, We pay, the high-
est market prices consistent_ with
511, honest test. Testing dune by a
competent man. Each eau oarelul-
ly weighed, sampled and tested on
arrival and statement returned..
Those in the' vicinity 03 Hinburn
may leave their cream with Mr.
Ball who Will deliver it here,
Write for cane and give us a trial.
Patrons in the vicinity of Varna
may deliver their cream to Beatty
Bros. Store and it will be taken
care of tbezc—The Seafortlt Cream -
ere., Box 480, Sealorth, Ont,
FOR SALE . 0 I-1 Ill A P , FRAME
stable, !
b e, to be taken down and re-
moved. For particulars apply to—
j, Torrance, Clinton, —76.
FOR SALE.—MR, WILFRID, COL-
clough offers bis fine farm, 80 acres
on the 11 con. df Goderich town-
ship, for sale. It is ' situated 1e
miles south of Hoimesville, is. in
good state of cultivation, $2 acres
plowing dote, 48 acres under hay.
2 never -failing wells, one with wine -
mill attached, , m
good teetering king
or-
der.ter.
Goad frame barn 40x50 feet,
Farm well fenced, mostly woven
wire fencing. For particulars apply
to -Wilfrid C'olelough, R. R. No, 3,
Clinton. —79,
FARM FOR SALE. — 100 -ACRE
fat'rn for sale, 2e. miles north of
Clinton on the Gravel Road, litl-
lett 'township. On the premises are
a bank barn 5040 with stone stab-
ling underneath and is 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 op easy
terms ; possession to suit purchas-
er. For particulate apply to—John
Reynolds, 130 Nelson St, Strat-
ford, Ont, - —62.
YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED. RE -
paired and Pressed and at tbe
shortest possible notice. Both Lad-
ies' and Gentlemen's clothes. We
guarantee to do good work. I am
prepared to French Dry Clean Ladies
Suite, Gent's Sults and all kinds
of woolen clothing including Sweat-
ers, eta. 111 orders promptly at-
tended to. Rooms over Johnson's
jewelery Store,—Wm. J. Jago. —55
BIRTHDAY
GIFTS
Here Are a Few
suggestions
Wrist Watches and Pocket Watches
Lockets, Fobs, Necklets, Diamond
Pears and Signet Rings
Mantle Clocks, Kitchen Clocks, and
Small Fancy Clocks
I have the largest and best assorted
display of Clacks ever shown
in town
8 dayIMantle:Clocks with
cathedral gong, in oak
and',mshogany.
Manicure Sets, Out Glass, Silverware
Speetaeles of all kinds
and Repairs.
Drop in and;ilook around, you are
under no obligation to buy.
R. H. JOHNSON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
Optician and Jeweler
Pancake Dags
are on
Now is the time of the year we de-
sire a little change in Food, What
about
PANCAKES
Made from Old Virginia Pancake
Flour are fine and you certainly would
enjoy them with—
Oorn or Maple Syrup puts the finish •
ing taste to Pancakes.
Try a Jar of Corn Syrup at 2555e a jar
also pot up in pails or balk
To add zest to appetite, would re-
oommend otnrliues of—
Catsups, Olives, Sauces,
Sweet or Mixed Pickles
Peas, Corn, Tomatoes
Pork & Beans, etc,
Watch for Show Day Specials
Highest Market Price fee Peodado
Johnson et Co.
The Store of Quality. •
Ilene ordeta lei inptly attended to.
TWO HEAVY DRAx01" GE141:17Ncl,S
and 4 bnsjlels of No. 1' seed beans
for sale, Applyi to—n. 11, col„
Clough, 1't, It. No. a, noun g0 on
100,
GIRLS WANTED !
WE. CiAN GIVE
EMPLOYMENT TO A'
PEW MORE RNI'i'-
TERS, ETC, APPLY
AT ONCE.
Clinton Knitting Co.
LIMITED.
LIE POULTRY lA TED ,
We are prepared
to handle all kinds
of 'live poultry,
Highest m a r k e ti
price paid.—Phone
14 on 1.66.
Special prices for fat hens
W. MARQUIS
G�
a
About the high price of grain anti
feed for your flock of hens, as eggs and
poultry are expected to be corres-
pondingly high this coursing season,
Now is the time to
order your
Prairie State Incubator
Why depend on the uncertain old
hen for hatching when an iucubator
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 Jaycee.
Get an Incubatnr and
hatch your chicks
when you please
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-date Firm
CLINTON.
THE CONNED STDf�E
Live and Let Live
atgd
Tasty and Nutritious
Lenten Dishes
The family that denies itself meat
during Lent wilt find in our stove a
great many wholesome foods as subeti
tutes in the following list
Fresh Caught Herring
Fresh Ralibut
Finnan Huddle
t+illette and God Fish
Canned Salmon
• Kippered Herring
Sardines
Finan Iiaddie
Lobsters and Grabs
SPECIAL
Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, •
Grape Fruits, Lettuce and Celery
Highest Market Price for Prodnae
E. E. IIUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER.
PEACE YOUH DHDEH
for some of our Western Oats, which
we have just received, and we will
charge you no more than if they
were just the Ordinary grade of oats.
It you wish ta secure some of these
Oats, plate your order early as they
are going fast.
We always have a full stock of
Flout and Peed,
W. Jenkins & Son.
FLOUR AND FEED.,
b 4i0ne 190,• Highest prices paid 10
Grain and Wool. Elevator.
Reddened phone 0-14.2;
PEA CIIES
A
BARGAIN FOR YOU
We are selling 11315.weelt, ittrrge
tussle es dried
Peaches at only
10 cents per 1%0
These aro away below wbolee
eale price and will not hist
long,
Just the thing fee pies,
Cream Wa ted
Any quantity of cream handled at
highest price for butter fat: Cream
called for oc taken in the first three
days of the week at Rolmesville, Yon
may
see your cream
rested. fory ur-
0
self, Satisfaction Guaranteed,
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.
0,
T. E. MASON,
General Merchant,
SUMMER) HLL,
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.: 5Ve
also sell Conner's Bread. This is an
addition to
Flour and Feed
of which we keep a hill 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., Nast tbe I-Iospi'taL
ORDER YOUR
Sap Pans and Buckets
NOW
and be ready when the
season opens
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THOS. HAWKINS.
Agent for Hecla Furnaces
SSjop over Rowland's Hardward. 1
PHONE 53.
The BigStore
25 Pairs Flannelette Blanketsa rev
ular 12,00 for 11.75 per pair,
Men's all Wool Shirts and Drawersi
reg. 11.25 for 11.00 each. ,,,
A few Men's Sweaters left ail $./1
each.
A small shipment of New Prints
200 per yard.
About 2000 yards Old Print at 150
per. yard.
A small lot of Children's Hose fir
broken linos, reg..40c for 26c a• pair.
Ladies 38,50 Shoes for 12.25, brok-c
en sizes.
6 pairs Jute horse Blankets, reg.
14.00 a pair for $8.00,
3 pairs Heavy Duck 1'iorse 13lanite
ots, reg. 12,75 each, for 32,25,
1 Only Gent's Gold Filled Wateliu
15 jewel A, reg, $15 watch for $10.•
Nothing like thein "Perrin Rise
suits"
Saturdays Specials.
Red inose and Salado, Tea 4.0e. life
not mere time 5 The, to one mitten?.
01..
A. 400 Washboard for 250,
860 Per Butter, 48c for Eggs, Trailer
J. O. Lounsber.:..
LOMDESEOR(
The Iiig store with little prices