HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1917-03-08, Page 5'March 8th, 1917
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Nm has NO Kick
000311 g. at all.
The toidowiug is az> extth¢li from
u• letter receival* '1)7. .his Inotl?er
eines Pte, T. R, Shepherd, (Chum)
who enlisted for service overseas ip
the Atley 1lleclicel Corps end trains
atd.. at Camp leinghes, Manitoba,
"Chum" resignell a position as niaii
BMW of the Royal Bank branch at
Deiisle, Sask„ to enlist
Dear Mother :--TXave just received
two letters from you dated. Dec. 12
and Jan. 3rtl.. Ie the past three
days I have had thirteen s letters
which have been held ,ip some place,
but I do not know where, Our Col-
onel lime is 'a nlembei: of the Can
adieu parliament and I understand
that Conscription is to be wrought
up at the not • session. It . is too
bad that an untrue report is beim
circulated regarding our food here,
Tile Canadians are fed better_ than
any other soldiers and our food- se
far has 'been hotter than it was in
Canada. 1 have always had plenty
to cat and cannot see why anti one
should complain, While a good
many articles have gone up in Price
since the war started it is remark-
able that the prices aro not much
•'k higher, when we consider that prao-
ically everything has to be import-
ed In sp of � ire fact that so
i tie
many boats are used for transports
and the navy the food „stuffs still
keep coining in and no one need go
• the least bit hungry. There is con-
siderable peace talk going on here
but every one seems to be of the
.salve opinion, that there can only
be one peace and that will be when
the terms are dictated by the Allies.
They are making great preparations
i
for a tremendous aA n the ext
spring
1ria
g
surprised and T. would not be sinp i to see
a settlement in the near future.
3n the meantime the civilians here
are depriving themsl.eves of all sorts
of luxuries and doing everything in
'Mee; powder to ricin win the great
Victory. We have been''Aaeing some
real Canadian cold weather the past
week, which• makes it feel a good
deal .more like hone, Tho days
isave been fine, clear and cold, quite
a change from the wet foggy weath-
er we had been having. One of uur
patients is being invalided back to
Canada and is going direct to Toronto
so I ata, sending a letter by him.
In the office where I am working we
have another Bank Manager, and a
former Bank of Montreal clerk, and
we have things so arranged that we
-et our leave in turn. My turn
comes next and I am planning a trip
to Edinburgh. Received a letter the
other day from Winnie mailed in
Toronto the 17th of November, have
received a number of parcels which
Were a long time on the way but
'nevertheless the contents were much
appreciated, and in good condition."
Sale Register
On Wednesday, March loth, at 1
i ,m., Lot 8, Con. 11, MoKillop, farm
stock and implements,-Micbaol 0 -
Touchier, Prop., T, Brown, Auction -
ter.
On Thursday, March' 15th, 1 p. n .,
Lot 27, Con., 13, McKillop, esten-
- sive sale of horses, cattle and pigs.
-John Balfour, Prop,, T. Brown,
Auctioneer.
On Monday, Match 120, at 1 p.m.
at Lot 21, Con, 3, McKillop, farm
stock and implements. Mr, Grim-
oldby,• proprietor, T, Brown, auction-
eer.
Saturday, March 17th,at one
•o'clock, p.m., at EgmondvilIe, house-
hold furniture. Miss Annie Brock,
proprietress, T, I3rownn, auctioneer.
Wednesday, March 21st, -at 1 p.m.,
at Lot 5, Con. ,5, Tuckersmith, farm
stock and hnplements. Henry For-
^4- tithe, proprietor, T. Brown, auction-
eer,
Marriages
ARMSTRONG--WHEATLEY-In Sea -
forth, on March' 7th, Margaret,
only daughter of the late William
Wheatley and of Mrs. Wheatley
of town, to Rainey Armstrong of
Rosetown, Sask.
i3EALY-HELL-At Goderich, on
February 22nd, Ellen, slaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James Bele, to
Jeremiah ITealy, both of Goder-
lob. •
MACDOUG.ALL-GARR0114'-On Feb-
' ruary 240, at 'porotlto, Kenneth
14laedougall, M.I.O.E., to Mary
Beatrice, daughter of the late
Mr, Justice .I. T, Garrow•
Births
I4ILLORA•N-In Goderich,' on Febru-
ary 28th, to Mr. alid Mrs. Jas.
L. Killoran, a son.
McNA.BB-In Seaforth, 00 Feb. 24th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Alex, McNabb,
a son,
Deaths
PINNING -In Clinton, on Match Gth,
Rebecca Jones, widow of the late
John Pinning, aged 54 years and
10 months, •
I`OARS-In Clinton, on March Oh,
George Hoare, aged 70 pears,
BRINDLEY-At Port Albert, on Feb,
$8th, • William Henry Brindle)e,
aged 73 ewes and 7 months. GIIMOLDY-In MoiC I op
Febru-
ary
o rt-ary 27111, ,Ellen Hall 1'urnbeli,
wife of Thomas Grimoldby;, aged
60 years,
l'ATiuRSON.-In • Wissgham, cis Feb-
ruary 26th, Catharine ,Jolliiston,
Wife of Mr, Archibald Pateeson,
aged 57 years.
SNIDER -'fit lereleh, on Feb 28th,
Jacob Snider, aged 80 years and
4 months.
COUNTER -lit SlmeoC, on Feb. 28th
Marion Counter, hi her ' 43rd
year., sister of We II, Counter . of
Clinton,
Varna
1'lae following clipped emu tis)
North Star, Parry Sound, has refers
cites tc 40 old Varna boy,. His ,aiil.
friends hero will waft good wishes
"A very pretty wedding "]vas sol-
(=meed at the home of Mrs. Lillian
Isobel Pratt, when her only daughter
Dorothy Either, :wee united in wor-
dage to Dr. William Stoddart Ililiot
of Copper. Cliff. The bride, was. unat-
tended and wore her travelling suit
of Burgundy velours with self em-
broidery and a small French hat
rent veil to match and white fox
furs with a corsage bouquet of bride
roses and lilies of -the valley, After
a, short hancymoen Br, and' Mrs,; lf1
lint will beat, b vie in Cobalt 81.,..
Copper Clift." •
The Varna Patriotic Society re-
cently! packed a bale consisting of
the following for the soldier bops :
38 Pairs of socks, onepair fhngeeless
mitts, one scarf, l6 treneli towels,
15 pairs of 'pyjamas, '2 Hospital
shirts, barrel of fruit, can of honey;
ease of .dried apples and a bale el
reading matter. The Society, renew-
ed from the Orangemen, the proceeds
of 'a recent social e'vdning Heid . by
them, thesum of $87. Reeve McKin-
ley donated $10 for Red Cross pur-
poses and Miss Mcl3oth ]sanded' over
to the treasurer $11, the proceeds of
a Christmas at
ut s ertai n eit eat u s ther
school. For all these donations the
Society is very grateful.
Auburn -
•
Tlie concert, which was to have
been heldunder the auspices
of the Red Cross ,en
Friday evening, is being postponed
on account of the illness of one p1
the Young ladies taking Par
t.
Mr. John and Miss' Mary. Hoare
are in Clinton this week on account
of the' sudden death of their broth-
er.
Mrs. Edgar Lawson is spending a
few weeks at her parents ,some at
Seaforth.
•
Mrs. Moat .'r Guelph is spending
a few weeks at the reaidettee of
John Pierce,
Mrs. Roble McGee received a bad
shaking up on Sunday week . when
coining out of church when she
slipped on a piece of ice and had
to be taken to Mr. Dyer's home
where she was obliged bo remain for
some days.
The committee of the War Auxili-
ary, of Auburn made a special can-
vas, of the village and the surround-
ing country district for donations of
saleable articles of any kind which
they offered for sale at the rum-
mage sale yesterday at the Orange
ball. The ladies of the Red Cross
Societst served lunch the same after-
noon in the Forester' hall, proceeds
in aid of the Red Cross.
Constance.
Mr, John Smith, the assessor, is
making his usual rounds.
The many friends. of Mrs, Wm.
Dunlop of Klnstead, Sask., will to
sorry to hear of her sudden death
last week,
auflerd.
Some people WW1 it unwise to
loud parcels to the soldiers and es-
peetally to prisoners, believing they,
aro not received,' The followine,lS e
copy of a letter received last week
by the ,Secretary of the ifayfleld Pa -
1110110 Society Froin a prisoner of.
war, to whose support this 8leei013
Is contributing and shows that' par -
eels arrive safely
'Minden, Gorman), Dec, 15111, 1019
Miss Maud McGregor :-Dear Fri-
end :-I. take pleasure in writing you
to thank you for your kindness to -
weeds me in sending parcels, I re-
ceived two parcels through the Rea
Cress In good cois8111on from you, It
is very good of the people athome
to remember the boys over here and
is appreciated by us very much, We
are getting' along -nee here and hope
to be back before long. T am bar-
bering in the camp here and ant
kept fairly. busy, • I 'hope I may
be able to thank, you personally
When. I get back. I wilt close for
now again thanking you for your
kindness. ,loping this finds you in
the best of health. I remain,
Yours sincerely,
VTNCFNT A. HURLEY,"
Coderich Township
The Young Ladies' Patriotic Soeie-
ty will reorganize for - its second
year of work at the meeting nest
Wednesday afternoon, the meeting to
be held at the dome at Miss Mina
Middleton.
The following is the report of S.
S. No. 11, for February : Sr, 4th-
Elsie Ferguson 75 percent,, Ruby
Churchill 70, pears Churchill 62,
S
Francis Powell Verna Elliottl 61,1 L 66 •
,
Bruce Holland
u o 39.Jr. 4th -Glenn
Ferguson 65, Clifford Castle 59,
Howard Currie 41. Sr. 2nd -Elmer,
Trick 78, Oliver Ferguson 55, Laura
Currie 54. Pt. 2nd -Verna Colclough.
The best spellers for the month are
Sr. 4th -Elsie I+'ergusoe. Jr. 4th -
Glenn .Ferguson. Sr.. 2nd - Eimer
Trick. -Erma Diehl, Teacher,
UNRESERVED AUCTION S.r1LIr1 OF
Farm Stock • and Implements at
Holmesville, March 20th, at 1.30 p.
ns. The undersigned has instructed
T. Gundry, to sell by public elm-
tion
uo-tion the following : team draft gel-
dings rising 4 yrs, light colt rising
2 yrs, registered Durham bull (Col.
White) 8:_, mos. old, 14iblaok heif-
ers about 800 lbs., 4 black heifers
about 750 lbs., 6 black yearling
heifers, 6 ,grade Durham heifers 700
to 800 Its., 3 steers 11 pr old,
Heavy wagon, light wagon, buggy,
cutter, buggy pole, sot single har-
ness, set light double harness, set
brass mounted carriage harness and
a Lew other articles. Some hay
and 'about 300 bus, good. clean
oats (Clydesdale). Anyone wishing
to leave cattle can do so at 5.0e.
per head per week till April 14th.
Terms. -Seven months • credit will
be given on furnishing approved
joint notes or 3 percent. oft for
cash on credit amounts. Hay and
oats and all sums of 110.00 and
under, cash, -W, Tebbutt, Proprie-
tor i T. Gundry, -Auctioneer. 70-2
Il2r To City, Tow2a and Village Dwellers in Ontario
A Vegetable Garden
for Every Home
N this year•of supreme
effort Britain and her
armies must have ample
supplies of food, and
Canada is the great
source .upon which they
rely. 1veryone with a few
square feet of ground can
contribute to victory by
growing vegetables.
Four Patriotic Reasons
for Growing Vegetables
im.i. It saves money that you would otherwise spend for
vegetables.
2, It helps to lower the "high cost of living."
3, It helps to enlarge the urgently needed surpltis of
lr produce for export,
4. Growing your Own vegetables saves labor of others
whose effort is needed for other vital war work.
The Department of Agriculture will help you
I The Ontario Department of Agriculture appeals to
Horticultural Societies to devote at least one evening
meeting to the subject of vegetable growing; manta-
facturers, labor unions, lodges, school boards, etc., are
invited to actively encourage horn gardening, tet the
Slogan for 194 be, "A vegetable garden for every home."
i Organizations are requested to arrange for instructive
tains by practical garcicuiers on the subject of vegetable
growing, In oases where it is impossible to secure suitable local
speakers, the Department of Agriculture will, on request, send a
suitable man.
The demand for speakers will be great. The umber of available
eltperts being Iimited! the Department urgently requests that
arrangements for rneetmgs be made at epee; if local speakers cannot
be secured, send applications promptly.
The Department suggests the formation of local organizations to
stimulate the work by offering prises for best vegetable gardens:
It is prepared to assistfn any possible way any organization that
may be conducting a cainpaign for vegetable production on vacant
lots, It will do so by sande% speakers, or by supplying expert
advice in the field,
To any one interested, the Department of Agriculture will send
literature giving instructions about implements necessary and
blethods of preparing the ground and cultivating the crop. A plan
of a vegetable garden indlea(ing suitable crops to grow, best
varieties and their arrangement in the garden, will be Scut free of
-charge to any address.
Write for Poultry Bulletin •
Rens are inexpensive to keep, aed sod will be highly repaid in
fresh eggs.. Write for free bulletin weielt tells hobo to keep hens.
Address letters to "Vegetable Cainpaign," Deperttneutof Agricul-
ture, Parliamcut Buildings, Termite,
Ontario Departretett of Agrioultura,
WW ii, IdtSsrek, Minister, of Agrlcuttbrr qt
Parlioment Buildings Toronto
to
Clinton News -Record
THE WAR LOAN
The 1vlolsons 130,0k will be plees-
e'd to rooeivq bubporiptions for the
Now Dominion of Canada War
Loan, Prospeetus nzi(1 particulars
mile be hand Upon implication, 79-2
SEED QA'1S FOR SALT; --A QUAN--
titp of 0,A,C.Oats. leo. 72, Apply
-N, J. Leljeau, R. R. No, 0,
,,
Phone 0 on 149, Glnuton, -70.
WANTED, POSITION, ON FARM,
by married man, experienced in all
kinds of farm work, Apply - 0,
halt, Londesboro. „ -70,
THE NEW, CANADIAN WAIL LOAN
-will be offered on March 12th,
Information given and applications
received ane forwarded Irmo of
charge.-W.Ilrydone. -79-1
MISS GLENN of GLEN. C11ARL1S,
Toronto, Canada's Hair l ashi-n.
Store, will be in Clinton, T ties. STa1,
13111, Rattenbury Hotel, with a full
.line of Ladies' and Gentleman's
Hair Goods, if ;you are not Aden -
ed with the appearance. of . your
hair t C
consult Mss Glenn, Free nn
do-
onstration, -79-1.
WANTED. -POSITION AS HOUSE-
keeper, in town or country. -Mrs.
Mogridge, Clinton. -70,
WANTEDi-LOCAL AGENT, PART
time or whole time, for Clinton
and vicinity, Sun
Life Tnsu •as
t
L i zee
Co. Apply -L. E. Doherty, rty, Ageu
y
Manager, Stratford. -79.
IF YOU HAVE ANYTIIING TO
Sell -It will pap .you to advertise
same in The News -Record. The
cost is shall, the results large.
1, l7iv.^.L•L'1-.1.t,;-.a1 ,_rc:, RAR�I EY NO.
21, and Improved Banner rims,•
grown from registered scud, free
from noxious weeds. -J. G. Cart-
wright, Phone 287, Londesboro,18.
FOR SALE -BARRED ROCK EGGS,
Bred -to -lay, Last year 37 of • my
pullets -NA 161 eggs •each for the
pear. Eggs from these hens and
their daughters 12 per 15, 13 per
80, 14 per 50, 17 per 100, Fairview
Poultry Yards -Jabez Rands, Clin-
ton. -78
FOR SALE -PANDORA RANGE, TN
good condition, with or without
water front and reservoir. Also gas
range, not long in use. -C. G. Mid-
dleton, Huron Road, Clinton,
Phone 8 on 155. 78.
FOR SALE -I IIAVE A LI1IiIITED
quantity of Marquis spring wheat
for sale. It is an excellent sam-
ple. For particulars phone 4 on
156 -Fred Middleton, R. R. No. 3,
Clinton.. -78-5
FOR SALE - ON TOWNSE•IEND
street, a 7 roomed frame house
with summer kitchen. Garden
with some fruit trees, berry bee -
hes and frame barn 12 x 26, Ap-
ply to -Bert Langford: -77,
FOR SALE. --A LIMITED QUANTI-
ty of A.O.C. No. 21 seed barley.
Apply to -Wm. W.. WiseR. R. No.
3, Pbone 16 on 155, Clinton, -77
HOUSE FOR SALE OR 'i.'O RENT-
Roonsy house on earner of Ontario
and William street, All modern
conveniences. Garden and young
fruit trees:-Appfys to Mrs. A, Bea-
com on premises or to W. Brp1one
Clinton. • 77,
FOR SA E--20 ACRES, PT, LOT
40, Con. 12, Heliett township. Ape
ply to -James W, Roberton, Au-
burn. --,77,
FOR SALE. -FRAME HOUSE AND
Stable, on Rattenbut3 fetteet,
House has 0 rooms, electric light,
furnace, town water and soft wa-
ter in the kitchen. Must bo sold at
once as the proprietor is , leaving
town. -J. G. West. -76.
BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE. -GOOD
loeatioh on William' street, neat the
Model school. Ten rooms, electric
light, waterworks, bathroom, etc, -
T. T. Murphy. -44.
NOTICE
NOTICLI is hereby given that Mar-
garet Bell Charlesworth, of the Town
of Blyth ill 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 -
lin men tof Canada at the next session
thereof for a bill of divorce from her
bushand, the said Leopold Otto
Charlesworth, of the said town 01
Blyth, in the Uoubby of Huron, in
the Province of Ontario, merchant, on
thope:su d ofadnitory and desertion.
Dated at Winnipeg, In the Province
of Manitoba, 1111019111 day of Jaeuary,
1917.
Margaret .Bell Charlesworth,
13y her Solicitor,
Will law Thorn burn
Witness, A, V, Pennell,
PURE BRED Ih egistri0ih1;D YCitlt
shire, bred by a, 'I`. Brethotir of
Ilur{ord, Oftt: 'Terns; $1 cash 00
1.1..25 if not so paid, -- lied t„
NUM, 14uren Read. •x-76,
MoCOBMi0N, ACr>dNCX--I IIAVJD
taken over the agency for the Me -
Corral* Implements and moved it
to my place of business, ,the car-
riege aad repair shop, Hume
street, where I will keep on fiend
a 011 line of implements,
p , x oPnirs,
twine, etc. An order front you
will receive prompt attention,-
Wilson Pilton. --48.
CREAM WANTED, =- DAIRYMEN
having cream to sell write to us
for cans, We supply two_oans free,
Pay all express ohargus and issue
' cheques twice each, month, cheques
Payable at par. We pay, the .high-
est market prices consistent with
aaa honest test. Teethig done by a
competent man. Each can careful-
ly weighed, sampled and tested on'.
arrival and statement returned,
Those in the vicinity of, I{inburn
may leave thee cream with Mr.
Katt who will deliver it here,
Write for cans and give • us a trial.
Patrons in the vicipitp of Varna
may deliver Choir cream to Beatty
Bros,.• Store and ft will be taken
care of there -The Seaforth Cream-
ery., Box 480, Seaforth, Ant.
FOR SALE C II E A P . - FRAME
stable, to be taken down and re-
Moved.
e-
i v
naed. For particulars apply to -
J. Torrance, Clinton. -76.
FOR SALE. -MR, WILFRID. COL-
ciough otters his flue farm, 80 acres
on the 11 • con. of Goderich town-
ship, for sate. It is situated le
miles south of IIolmesviile, is in
good state of cultivation, 32 acres
plowing done, 48 acres under hay,
2 never -failing s a withd-
g wells,one
wind-
mill, attached
mg
•cod working or-
der. Good frame barn 40x50 feet.
Farm well fenced, mostly woven
wire fencing. For .particulars apply
to -Wilfrid Colelough, R. R. No. 3,.
Clinton. -76.
FARM FOR SALE. - 100 -ACRE
farm for sale, 2e miles north of
Clinton on the Gravel Road, Kel-
lett township. On the premises are
a, rank barn 50x00 with stone stab-
ling underee'at1i end It ,.S• y" 8 -
roomed frame house with good cel-
lar. Rural telephone. 5 acres hard
wood bush ; first class soil. This
farm is convenient to schools and
churches ; will be sold on easy
terms ; possession to suit purchas-
er. For particulars apply to -John
Reynolds, 130 Nelson St., Strat-
ford, Ont. -02.
YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED. RE -
paired and Pressed and at the
shortest possible notice. Both Lad-
fee' and Gentlemen's clothes. We
guarantee to do good work. I am
prepared to French Dry Clean Ladies
Suits, GenVb Suits and all kinds
of woolen clothing including Sweat-
ers, etc. All. orders promptly at-
tended to. Rooms over Johnson's
)(meters, Store." -Wm. J. Jago. -55
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
8day'.11'lantle;Clocks with
cathedral gong, in oak
and ,mahogany.
Manicure Sete, (Jut Glass, Silverware
Speotasles 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
Pancake Days
are on
Now le the. time of the year we de-
efr.% a little change in Food, What
about
PANCAKES
Made from Old 'Virginia Pancake
Flour are fine and you certainly would
enjoy theist with -
Corn or Maple Syrup pate file ftnish•
ing taste to Pancakes.
Try a Jar of Corn Syrup at 25c a jar
also pub up in pails or bulk
•
To add zest to appetite, would re-
commend outlines of-
Catsups, Olives, Settees',
Swed or Mixed Pickier
Peas, Corn, Tomatoes
Pork * Beahe, est,
Watch for Show flay Specials
Highest Market Price for 'seeded!)
Johnson & Co
The Store of Quality.
mew ww orders promptly, eitttaded to,
)70 SALE -THE PROPERTY ON
1;attoiiblsry street ecetiliiott by Dr,
Gaudier, lnohiding lioose, oflic°,
barn and -two-lots, Will be sold
Separatelyor together, Electric
lighting throughout. Water 14
stable. Hard, and soft water in
bathroom, kitchen and summer hit,
ehen.-;Apply to Dr, Gaudier, --40.
GIRLS 11„IINTED
WE CiAN GIVE
IIISIPLOYMENT TO Al
FEW. MORE TONTT-
P.ERS, ETC. APPLY
AT ONCE:
Chi ton Knitting g Co,
LIMITED.
Calves for Sale
,40�
I have macre arrangements to:
secure a; number-, of well bred
young calves each week,
W. MARQUIS
Phone 14 on 166
1
011'!
d ry d
About the high price of grain and
feed for your flock of liens, as eggs and
peultay are expected to be corres-
pondingly high this coaling season,
Now is the time to
order your
Prairi a`Sia -! nG uba_to_r_
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 Incubatnr and
hatch your chicks
when you please
•
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-date Firm
CLINTON.
THE CORNER STORE
Live and Let Live
Tasty and Nutritious
Lenten Dishes
The family that denies itself meat
during Lent will find in our store a
great many wholesome toods as substi
tutes In the following list
Fresh Caught Herring
Fresh Halibut
Finhan Biddle
Flllette and Cod Fish
Canned Salmon
Kippered Herring
Sardines
Finan Haddie
Lobsters and Crabs
SPECIAL
Oranges, Lemons, Bananas,
Grape Fruits, Lettuce and Celery
Highest Market Price for Produce
E. E. HUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER,
PLACE YOOR ORDERR
for seine 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,
If you wish to secure some of those
Oats, place your order early as they
are going fast.
We always have a full stock of
Flour and Need.
W Jenkins & Son.
FLOOR AND FEDI),
Phone 109, Higlloot prices paid fon
Crain iOid Wool. bilovator,
Residence prion 0.1424
Pe
nnSoup
ut ButterSj`r
sTo y
morrarremarat
To throe cups of hot
milk add half cup,gf pea-
nut butter dissolved ilT
hot water, - Season with
nutmeg and salt; and
serve with our fresh bro.
ken; soda biscuits, at 10o
per pound..
Children Cry for it
eil
Cream Waiu ted
Any quantity of cream handled at
highest price for butter fat, ()ream
called for or
taken in the first three
days snE
v thew
week at Hol , s '
n e vslle Yon
mey serour cream cam tested for
self, Satisfaction Guaranteed.your-
Cream paid for every week
PRONE 17 ON 143
L. M. JERV S
HOLMESVILLE.
Cream. Wanted
Highest price paid for cream",
which will be taken in every
W,EDNESDAY morning
and weighed, ies-seed-seed paid fon
while you wait.
Also all -kinds of live fowl wan-
-
ted. Fowl received Wednesday .
morning each week.
T, E. MASON,
General Merchant,
S(T MMERHILL:
We have added a stook of
New Groceries
and can now supply you with Teas,
Sugar, Canned Goods and other lineal
to be found in a grocery stored We
also sell Conner's Bread. This is am
addition to
Flour and Feecl
of which we keep a full stock and
will deliver goods to any part of the
town. We will appreciate a share ei
your patronage.
A11 kinds of Produce taken in err,
change for goods.
D. N. WATSON
Victoria St., Next the Hospital,
OPDF R YOUR
Sap Pans and Buckets
NOW
and be ready when the
season opens
1111
THOS. HAWKINS.
Agent for Hecla Furnaces
Sleep over Rolvland's .Hardware, j
PHONE '53,,
a
Tho Big Storo
All our big stock of Wool, Lined
Mitts and Gloves
Regular 1.00 for,79
Regular 75 for 54)
Regular 50 for
Alen's Canvas Leggings reg 1.50 for 1,20
M.en's Leather Leggings reg 2.00 at 1,50
We Have a big Stock
of Seeds
Red Clover, A.isike, Alfalfa and
Timothy, •from Wm, Remits Go,, and
the prides,are right
Also Calf Meal at $4er 100 lbs
gleep 1I 1
i,�
Saturday Specials
25 large, heavy Glass Pitchers, worth
86e for 20c
,110 pairs Corsets worth 1,00, 75e, and 50e
for 60e, 8710 and 25e pair
ie cake Castile Soap for 5e
O. Lounsbery
LONDISBORO
The big store with tattle ptieet