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Clinton .News,' Record
Holmesville Boy Had
A Narrow tsc. aPe
Tho following letter was roeeived by
Mtn, D. Glidden from a cbun, of her
son, Pte. Percy Glidden, who was re-
oontly wonndpd'France, Feb. 17, 11111
Dear Mrs. Glidden -Asa now: sincere
port1 Of Pelt' •'s T ain.t0khtg'the op -
t ty
aortunity of sending yeti a j;ow lines,
loping 11) will enlighten matters a
Men h re ars 61x lee 1 a
#oryou. There little ncrew, Ono chap and
riiachiite gen cx v
to 601E were • just volleyed at 1 ,p,rn.
a,n Tuesday last, I believe -Porgy's
birthday, by him and No,1. gripper,
Thole time was nil at 2.80 a•m., Wed-
nesclay. It was 0,331. thatthe mis-
fortune, or fortune, as some flunk It a
good. thing to get wounded so as to
have some holidays in England, where
T hope he has gone, The Buns threw
a rifle grenade in the post, I ander.
stand Percy was ou the llring etep
while his mate was walking up and
down, to keep warm, \Ye take
it iu tern, 13 is elate was
militn lie bed and died ates after, Percy fell on�him but
was only hit, 133 the right foot by the
sh1'apitel, He liad seven holes tore in
his foot below the ankle, and was hit
in the calf of the leg. However, I am
pleased to shy it is nob serious, from
the information .I could gather, He
walked in from his post to a gas guard
• ;wherehereceived (htaid. Personally
1 had the pleasure of seeing him be-
fore he left the front line, He had a
few scratches•on his face, but he look -
,ed fine. No, 2 was a fine sqliare chap,
37 years of age, a wife and two chil-
dren in Eugland. My address is, "A"
cOom any, 58th Battalion. Franco.
'You lava no need to worry as God's
arms are above, underneath and
around 'him. The rest of the crew
join me in wishing him goad luck and
a safe and soon return home to you. -
1 am at your service. TE 11. H. BEER
Featured in This Issue
�'eat
goings Of the Duffs.
A hnm0roue story in ptetere farm.
The Fashions,
Newest ideas in Wemen'e wear.
Farm Crop Queries.
Questions anrywe.rod by Prof, henry
it lseli, '
Housewife's COrjier. '
Tested Recipes ane Helpful
the busy FousCwite,
Serial Story.
HMOs
Your Problems;
A question and Anawor. Department
for Women - ,
!4 FUTVYiw PROVINCE,
Newfoundland Requires Capital los
Necessary Industries.
The important questions of roeou-
struction wore touched on recently
by Mr. Boner Law and Sir Edward
Morris, premier of Newfoundland, at
a luncheon given by the West India
club in honor of the former. Sir Ech
ward eemarkod that it had been said
that the overseas dominions had,
come to the aid or rescue of the mo-
ther country, but he did not like that
Idea. Probably tale groat war had
donemore
i
• than
all the colonial con r
ever made to cement Um British ommissions, and reportd
m
pire together, but it should be kept
in view carefully that the war was
not entered into for this purpose.,
When England went to war the
whole Empire went to war. It did
not stand by like the United States
while their friends, Belgium, France,
and Russia, were being conquered,
It was inconceivable and impossible.
This war was forced upon them td
defend themselves from brutal as-
sault and for the defense of those
for whom they were trustees:
Newfoundland, Sir Edward contra-
ped, was not a large part of the Em-
pire. It had a population of but a
quarter of a million, but it was iti
proud boast to be England's oldest
and most loyal colony. Possibly
after the war there would not be
colonies, but a united Empire for the
defense of the whole. That unity in 11
defense was something good that
would emerge from this terrible cata-
clysm of war,
Newfoundland was advancing ma-
terially, and the earning powers of
its people had doubled in twenty
years. The utilizatiot of its forest
wealth had added considerably to the
sources of labor, and consequently to,
improvement of revenue. But, like
other portions of the empire, New-
foundland lacked capital necessary
for the development of great indus-
tries. Newfoundland, a counties'
larger than Ireland, only a few years
ago had not a human habitation a
mile from the coast. Only within the
last thirty or forty years had a rail-
way been constructed throughout the
country, and after the railway came
the establishment of the large paper
mills by Lord Northcliffe and his as-
sociates.
There were large deposits of min-
erals; iron, copper, asbestos, and oil
has been found in Newfoundland, but
capital was necessary. It might be
possible after the war that something
should be done to carry out large
ideas put forward by the press and
by public men in England and the
Dominion, plans_ agreed to by which
loans might be effected to develop
resources all over the Empire, so
that in future tlley would not have to
depend on neutral or hostile coun-
tries
ouptries for actinide on which sueeec0
in -ten .41J12021L, se y
AUTOMOBILE - LICENCES -IP, U,
NVcod, 4rodertch has been appointed
official. issuer of automobile ilcenses
for the County of Huron All appli-
cations for licenses for 101.7 cleoid bs
Made to him when same will roeeive
proMP attention, ,Address -,F, 14..
Wood, Box 237, Godesiob, 8`3.1
Seaforth.
Sirs. Seal of Oraubrook has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs, A. A.
Naylor
Miss Whiteman of Blyth has been
.a guest at the home of Mr. anclMrs,
111. Minchley
Mrs. J. R. Archibald is visiting in
Hamilton
Mrs, and airs. Smillie and family
have gone to resile iu Toronto
Mrs. Donald McLean of London was
the guest of Col. and Mrs. Wilson for
a few clays recently •
Mr. and Miss Brooks left last week
for their home near Edmonton
Miss Nettie Wilson of London and
Miss Helen Tweddle of Fergus were
visiting at the former's home in town
last week
.Miss Margaret Sutherland accom-
panied her sister, Mrs. Murdie of
A.,ucknow, to her home last week and
..lis spending a period there
Word was received last week that
Lieut. George Mulholland had been
killed in action in France on March
20th
r'�.s.54 'Rya '8'
PIGS FOR SALI]•-10 OMUNKS 00!`
pigs and one Yorkshire sow, due
about middle of April, Appply-
Atnos Townshend, Clinton, Phire
Lan 180,
82-2
TE!l0flEll WANTED -MALI;` o1
female for S, S. No, 8, Stanley Town -
shin, '
own -shin,' Normal certificate enol exper-
ience' preferred Duties to ..coin,
reenacl4 pat! 10,th eatery x;150 to $400
according to quelillcatioos and one
pertenee, Appllcathins (nervosa]
prel'eri ed) will be received app to
A)dril7 by the uudersigued secretary
113
G. Reid, Varna. 82.2.
E002 FOR SALE - FROM L. 13,,
Guild's 218, and and J. W, Sp'aek's 235
egg strain Barred Rocks, $2 per 15,
$8.50 per 80, nnl'ertile eggs replaced
free of charge, WANTED -1000
muskrat skins at 50c each, Skins
must be well stretched and free from
boles. Kitts and dainaged skins at
value. Nu shot skins taken at env
Clinton.
82
-H . Hovey, O 1
price. -H. A. p
HOUSE FOR SALE -SMALL I3UT
comfortable house, centrally located
good garden, will be sold on easy
terms. Apply -News -Record. -82
Londesbore.
Inhere passed away on March 21st, an
old and most highly respected resident
of Hellete, in the person of Sarah Oot-
tie, beloved wife of George Longman,
in her 73rd year. The deceased carne to
this Country from Devenshire, Eng., in
the year 1807, and was married three
years later to her novr bereaved hus-
band, and resided in Mullett continu-
ously since. She Buttered a stroke of
paralysis six weeks ago from which she
never recovered. Although suffering
severe pain itt times, she bore it pa•
tiently and died trusting in her Sav
iSur. Besides it sorrowing husband
she leaves a family of three sons, Wil-
liam and Harvey of London, and
Frank on the homestead, and one ditto
.ghter, Mrs. George Stevens, also of
Mullett, to mourn the loss of a kind
wife and a devoted mother One bro-
ther, Air. Thomas Cottle of Clinton,
and one sister, Mrs. James Darch of
" Batavia, N.Y., also survive. The fun-
eral was held from her late residence,
on Friday last, to Loudesboro Ceme-
tery. The pallbearers were her three
sons, her son-in-law, brother, and Mr.
Wm. McCool, a brother-in-law.
Mr. George Longman and family
wish to thank the many friends and
neignhora for the kindness shown dur-
ing the recent ilines and bereavement
in their home.
Mail Contract
SEALED TENDERS, addz00005 to
the postmaster General, wil'i be re-
ceived at Ottawa until Noop, on Fri-
day, the 20t1i day of April, 1017, for
the conveyance of Ilie 1Viajosty's
IVlaiis, on a proposed Oontraot for
four. years, rix times per week
over Goderich No, 1 Rural Route,
ay of Julp, 1 01,7,
d �
from the 1st
n
Printed notices containing further r in-
formation as to conditions et Pro-
posed Contract nine be seen and
blank terms', of Tender may be ob-
tained at tto Post.0111ces of Gorier -
lob, and at the office of filo Poet
Office Inspector, London, Post Office
Department, Canada, Mail • Service
Branch, Ottawa, 0tlt March, 1017.-
0. S. ANDERSON,
80-3. Superintendent,
LOST -BETWEEN O'NEIL'S STORE
and I-lolmesville, about March 101h,
parcel of lady's clothing. Finder
kindly leave at or conaunicete ith
O'Neil's (Minton 82-1
SAWYER WANTED - FOR T'IIIS
season's cut. Good Wages. Applp
-John Hutton, Londesbore. -81.
Auburn
In announcing the receipts of the
''-,1ummage sale recently held, the ,fig-
- ores got twisted somehow and it was
stated that the sale netted $25, The
sum was- actually $5,50. The pity is
that the eerrocbone, rbut then mer tit wasn're was t, the
• Blyth
•
Mrs. George Beatty returned last
,
�, week to her home in Iugetsoll after a
visit with her mother, Mrs. Francis
Mason
Mrs, George Hironis has been visit-
ing liar daughter, Mrs, McDonald of
'. Brussels 8
Messrs. Bert Bembridge and Wil-
11a1.t Nesbitt have gone to the Woet
Births
.MoiLENZIE-[u Clinton, on March 26
to Mr. and Mrs. George McKenzie,
a son, (Charles Lloyd George)
MORRISON-In (Stanley townnship.
on March, 17, to Mr. and Mrs. E.
W'. Morrison, a son
.BOLTON -In Goderich township, on
March 14th, to Mr. and. Mrs, WW.
Bolton, a daughter
ABERBART In Egmondville, on
March 19111, to Mr, and Mrs, Henry
Aberhart, a daughter
LOGAN-At Blyth, on March 17th, to
Mr, and Mrs, William Logan, a
daughter
Marriages
CVmouFloul�lill
Eggs for Hatching From
Hens that Lay
'Single comb White Leghorns bred -
to -lay strain, eggs at 00c per setting of
18, or $4 yer 100
Incubator lots a specialty
We sold $005 04 worth of eggs from
our 230 White Leghorns, in 1910
lolmesville Poultry Yards
N. W. TREWARTHA, Proprietor'
0
Phone 4 on 142
Just received a Oar of Oorn also a
Oar of Western Oats
Orders are being rapidly filled for
Corn and Oats, and it will pay anyone
needing same to get one prices befoi e
buy,ing
When buying Flour ask veer dealer
for North Star, Maple Leaf or Snow'
Flake Brands. Do not let your dealer
sell you any other brands Iill you try
oat the above
Ste 4s' p13
A'Place
far
You
ONCE USSD-ALWAYS USED
°I MAM WANTED. - DAIRYMEN
having cream to Neil write to us
for caul. We eupply two cane free,,
Pay all express ohergas and issue
cheques twice each mobil, ohequee
payable at par. We Pay, the high-
a t naacket prices consistent with
an honest test, Testing done by a
competent man. Each ban oareful-
ly weighed, sampled and tested on
arriVal and statement returned.
Those in the Vicinity of Kinburn
may leave Choir cream with Mr.
(Tall who will deliver it here.
Write for cans and give us a trial,
Patrons to the vicfnitp of Varna
...
may deliver their cream to Beatty
Bros, Store and it will be . taken
care of there• --The Seaforth Cream ,
ery., Box 1380, Seaforth, Ant,
EGGS FOR HATCHING RHODE
Is1•tnd Reds, 400 per setting of 13. Ap-
•ply Noble Holland, phone 10 51144,
Canton
A Share of the Public
Patronage Solicited
McCORMIOK AGENCY, -1 ITAVE
taken over the agony for the Mc-
Cormick Implements and moved
to my place of business, the car-
riage and repair shop, TIuron
street, where I will keep ou baud
a full line of implements, repairs,
twine, etc, An order from you
will receive prompt attention.-
Wilson Elliott. -13
SEED OATS FOR SALE-Aquantity
of good, clean Clydesdale Oats, the
�V m, Tebhatt oats, at 05e per bushel.
Your credit Is good -S. R. Meelatirl
11, R. No; 2, Goderich
' QUAN-
tity
OATS
FOR
SALE -'A AN -
a
tity of O.A.C. Oats. No. 72. Apply
-N. J. LeBeau, R. R. No. 5,
Phone 9 on 140. Clinton. -79.
PR1VATE SALE -OF FURNITURE,
bed, couple of rockers, hall rack,
hanging lamp. gasoline stove, side-
board •and other articles. Apply -
Mrs. W. W. Collyer, residence of '11.
J, Miller, Wellington street. -81.
John Schoenhals
Phone18. Clinton,tOnt..
TEBBUTT-FISHER At Winnipeg,
on March 21st, by Rev. W. Nivens,
Nettie Fisher of Goderich, to Wall -
gate Tebbutt of Druid, Seek,
Deaths
MORRISON-In Stanley Township on
March 19th, the infa3tsort of Me,
and Mrs. 11. W. Morrison
BOOTT- In .Last Wawa,nosh,on March
15th, Hugh Melvin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert 11. Scott, aged 8 years
and 7 menthe
lyiel226d, Antis MoDerrlidn aeMarch3,
L2nd,
years and 11 months
LONGtM(AN-In ilullett township, on
March
Geo ige LongmCottle,
n, i 1 1131r 78fe r1
year
Recruits Wanted
for. Production
' just as surely as lack oflood is strangling Germany
day by day, so plenty of food is winning the victory
for the allies. The trench armies, for instance, were
never better fed than now, for Prance cannot forget
the
l £u To tli she attributedhe loss of that l lesson, of 1870—the failure of her wn
supply. war.
To feed the Illrench soldiers around Verdun, more than 25,-
500,000 pounds of food a week were required. This gives a
faint idea of the colossal task of feeding an army. Canada and
Britain have a huge army of fightingheroes on theline ; every
man MUST have plenty of food, in spite of a world shortage.
Upon Canada's food production all principally rely.
The Farmers of Ontario
Urgently Need Help
'rte Department of Agriculture appeals to men and boys to
enlist in the farm help campaign. The Department
appeals
to men tinfitformilitary service, orwho fin i p s
to
enlist in the army. Do your .`bit" by helping to increase
production of foodstuffs. This is your hour of opportunity.
Thefarmers of Ontario need the help of retired farmers, of
men following no occupation (retxred), of business men who
can spare a portion of their time. We appeal to all who
can so arrange their ordinary affairs to plan to help some
farmer friend, particularly in seed time and harvest.
with your County District Representative oft the
Dopar
Department of Agriculture, or write, "Barna help Cam-
paign," care Department of Agriculture, Toronto,
Ontario Department of AglApiculturere
W. H. Hearst, Minister of Agriculture
Parliament Buildings Toronto
YOUR OfscrroI1$ 'CLEANED, RE -
paired. and Pressed and at the
sbortest possible notice. Both Lad
les' and Gentlemen's clothes. We
guarantee to de 'good work. I ata
prepared to French Dry Clean Latlies
Suits, Gentili Suits and all knids
of woolen clothing including Sweat-
era, eco. All orders promptly at-
tended t0. Rooms over Johpscn's
jewelory Store, -Wm. J, Jago. -58
I lID
COL-
WILFRID \
,SALE. -MR.
1'OR
COL -
dough offers his flues [arm, 80 acres
on the 11 con. of Goderich town-
ship, for sale, It is situated 14
miles south of Holmesville, is, in
good state of cultivation, 52 acres
plowing done, 48 acres under hay,
2 never -failing wells, one with wind-
mill attached, in good 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. -70.
MEN WANTED TO LEARN '1IIE
spring ,and axle trade, steady work
year round and good wages, must
be sober and industrious, apply
The Dowsley Spring & Axle Co,,
Chatham, Ont.
CIRLS VIANTED
0•
WE CiAN GIVE
EMPLOYMENT TO A
FEW MORE KNIT-
TERS, IOTC, APPLY
AT ONCE.
Linton Knitting C
LTMITED.
FARM FOR SALE. - 100 -ACRE
farm for sale, 24 miles north of
Clinton on the Gravel Road, Mul-
lett township. On the premises are
a bank barn 50x00 with stone stab-
ling underneath and 14 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 on easy
terms ; possession to suit purchas-
er. For particulars apply to -John
Reynolds, 130 Nelson St., Strat-
ford, Ont.
WATCH FOUND. -1N CLINTON
yesterdap, man's silver watch with
chain attached. Owner can , have
same by calling; at The News -Rec-
ord office, proving property, and
paying for this advertisement. 80-3
ad
SEED OATS FOR SALE. -A. ()U jN-
tity of Regenerated Banner bats,
good quality', free from noxious
weeds. Apply Chris, O'Brien,
Con. 2, Tucicersmith, Phone 13 on
137, Clinton. -80.
TIIE YOUNG LADIES' PA'1RIOTIC
Auxiliary otters for sale 2 refrig-
erators in first class condition, us-
ed by 181st battalion at Camp
Borden. Also wood cools stove, iu
fair 1 condition. Apply -Mrs. Fair -
full or Miss Olive Cooper. -80.
FOR SALE. -FRAME HOUSE AND
Stable, on Rattenburp Street.
House has 9 rooms, electric light,
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.
FOR SA. 11'-20 ACRES, PT. LOT
40, Con. 12, Mullett township. Ap-
ply to -James W. Roberton, Au-
burn. --.77.
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 -0. A. 0. BARLEY N0.
21, and Improved Banner Oats,
grown from registered seed, free
from noxious weeds. -J. G. Cart-
wright, Phone 287, Londesbore. 78.
BIRTHDAY
GIFTS
•e.:
Calves for Sale
I have made arrangements tq
secure a, number of well bred
young calves each week„
W. MARQUIS
Phone 14 on 166
The British Empire
Calls for More
Eggs and Poultry.
Itis therefore our duty to increase
production in these liees, and prices
promise to be exceedingly high for all
poultry products during this coming
year
11111
Our Incubators
Are giving the best satisfaction, and
why not buy one and pay for it in
poultt•y next tall13
Fat Hens Wanted
at 18c per pound
Our wagons will call for your eggs as
usual, paying top prices in cash, or
orders given on town stores. •
B A GAINS
Show Day, April sth
Fresh sodabiscultl(broken)1h leo
Peanut Better ,, ,.. .
Pork and beans, large tine , 16e
Our Own mixed tea G lbs Ass
Our Own Japan tea, 250, 5 lbs 1,15
5lbs nrly to a0usto
ei
)
in 15
c
kin powder, t
Our Own baking p r
Lipton's black tea, 015 price ; 40e
Gingernuts,2i lbs ,,,.
Domestic shortening ,0lb tin 00e
„
5 1b tin 1,10
Macaroni (Calcite's milk) pkg 11)8
Spaghetti pep pkg ,,,,,., ,, 100
We will be "At Home" to wen
mine yell, all day, whoth„er you
buy or not
essesseereesei
Everything 'Ticketed
arid prices lowered
for the Day.
T. Oiiell
Cream Wanted
Any quantity of cream handled at
highest price for butter fat. Cream
called for or taken in the first three
clays of the week at Holmesville. You
may see- your cream tested for your-,
self, Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Cream paid fol! every week
PHONE 17 ON 148
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-date Firm
Phone 190. CLINTON
Here Are a Few
suggestions
Wrist Watches and Pocket Watches
Lockets, Fobs, Necklets, Diamond
Pearl and Signet Rings
Mantle Clocks, Kitchen Clocks, and
Small Fancy Clocks
I have the largest and best assorted
display of Clocks ever shown
in town
8 dayMantle'Clocks' with
cathedral gong, in oak
and mahogany.
Manicure Sets, Cut Glass, Silverware
Spectacles of all kinds
and Repairs.
Droundern o d obligation tarouno you are
FOR SALE -BARRED ROCK EGGS,.
Bred -to -lap, Last year 37 of my
pullets laid 101 eggs each for the
year. Eggs from these hens and
their daughters $2 per 15, $3 per
30, $4 per 50, $7 per 100. Fairview
Poultry Yards -Jabez Rands, 017-.
ton.
FOR SALE -I HAVE A LIMITED
quantity, of Marquis sexing wheat
for sato. It is an excellent sam-
ple. For ne 4 on
150 -Fred Middleton, R. R. No. 3,
Clinton. --78-5
HOUSE FOR SALE On TO RENT-
Roomy house on ilrner of Ontario
and William street, A11 modern
eenvenlences. Garden and young
fruit trees. -Apply( to Mrs. A. Bea-
com .on premises or to W, Braid 77
lllinton.
NOTICE
R. H. JOHNSON,
Issuer of. Marriage Licenses.
Optician and Jeweler
THE CORNER STORE
Live and Let Live
11114
L. M. JERVIS
i -i
OLPdI
E5V
ILLS.
Special Prices == Apr. 5
Your Chance
TEAS
Teas are good baying as we all know
they are advancing -
05c Value black or mixed 40e
451 Value black or mixed 350
40c Value Japan tea 35c
30c Value Japan tea 211c
Not more then 5 lbs to any customer
RICE SPECIAL
to Rice for Se, ob more
then $1,00 to
auy
To obine at tpain your supplies in Grocery
purobasing some of these linerices we cannot s you an
save nonce.
Our specials offered below aro some
swe tore, offe1 and hh ore willwibe had aour.
NOTICE ie hereby given that Mar-
garet 13e11 0.7.-7arleswortlr, of the Town
of Blyth, in the County of Huron, in
the provinceof Ontario, wife of Leos
poltl Otto Cbavleswortb, of the same
place, merchant, will apply to the Par.
Ilameet;of Canada et the next session
thereof for a bill of divorce from her
husband, the said Leopold Otto
Charles\vortb• of the said town of
Blyth, in the County of Moron. in
the Province of Ontario, merchant, on
thegronnd of iadttltery and desertion,
i)4ted at Winnipeg, in the Province
of Manitoba, this 101 I clay of Januafy,,
11017, .
Margaret Bell Oherlesworth,
13y her Solicitor,
Willtatri Thornbllrh
Witness, A. V. Darrach,
Cream. Wanted
Highest price paid for cream,,
which will be taken in every,
WEDNESDAY morning
and weigher -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.
South -End Grocery,
One door North of the Hospital
Grand Mogul Tea at per lb 40400
Lipton tea 0
1350
Japan tea 25e
OOc Black tea for
Helmet Salmon per tin 150
250
Red salmon per 'tin
Pull Line of Fresh
Groceries in Stock
Highest market price paid for
Butter and Eggs
Goods delivered to any part of the
town
FIG SPECIAL
13 lbs tor $1.00
Sugar -specialprice by
the Hundred
PSOAP SPECIAL
21 cakes, of Snolight, Surprise, Victor,
Gold or Naptha for $1.00
0 cakes of Comfort or Electric for 25e
I large bar N. P. Soap for 150
Highest Market Price for Produce
Tea is one of the Best Buys and we
have some Good Blends we are going
to offer to you for Show Day only-
JAPAN TEAS
Reg 80e, per lb, Show Day 51bs for 1.25
Reg 40o per lb Show Day, 5 5 s for lbs for .75
tl0
Reg 50c, per lb, Show Day,
OUR BLACK WE RECOMMEND
Reg 40c per lb, Show Day, 5 lbs for1,75
Reg 50c per Ib, Show Day, 5lhs for 2,25
lteg OOc per ib, Show Day, 51bs for 2.50
51bs to each customer
Supplies limited -Come Early
LAUNDRY SUPPLIES
7 Bars Pure Soap for 25e
3 Boxes Laundry Starch for 25e
Other Speciale we will announce in
our window on Show Day.
Highest Market Brie for Produce
E. E. HUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER.
Johnson & Co
The Store of Qtiality
raw order! p'rotnetle attended to.
PHONE Ilia
PERCE YOUR ORDER
D. N. WATSON
ORDER YOUR
Sap Vans and Buckets
NOW
and be ready when the
season opens
THOS. HAWKINS.
Agent for Hecla Furnaces
Sapp over Rowland's Hardware,
' PHONE 53.
for some of otir Western Oats, which
we have just recetvec1 and we will
charge .you no more than if they
were just the ordinary, grade of oats.
If you wish to secure some of these
Oats, place your order early as they
are going fast.
We always bane a ball stock at
Flour and reed.
W. Jenkins & Son4
FLOUR AND FEED.
[ailione 199, Migliost ptices paid 'tor
Grain and Wool. 101ovatot,
Residence photo 9.1424
The Big Store
Before you start house-cleaning visib
our store and you will find everything
requiredto snake it as easy as possible
Scrub Brushes all kinds from 50 to 25o
Bon -Ami (for cleaning windows)
in powder or cake . , ..... , .... 15o
Pauline 50
Lux 10e
Ammonia Powder
4
Soap of all kinds . 50
Soap Chips 5o
Gillette Lye , .... 13c
Comfort Lye 10c or 3 for 250.
Caustic Soda 05o
Liquid Veneer,..... ,.....25c and 600
Renuall 25c and 60c
Wash Tubs, galvanized, all sizes
and prices
Galvanized pails and tin pane all
sizes aed prices
J. O. Lounsbery
L,ONIMESEORO
The trig stole with little 11rites