HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1917-04-05, Page 5April 6th, 1917 Chalon News..Recnrd
A. Notable Tribute
Tile New York 'Tribune, one of the
greatest 01 Arneriean newspapers,'
printed iu its issue og ,larch' 20th,
to !'win mutt/cable trioto to
h fol o g relent! al to i u
i'ev
the acl i , omen's of Canada in the
war t :.
"Canada's, part; in the war is elle
of the most brilliant chapters in tile
world's history.
"In
wo Yeare and' a half a ' .nat
ion
,tai eight million,
trained in the arts
of peace, indifferent to
the manoeu-
vrings of 'war hasbeeome a big tee-
ter on the battlefield and ft . the
iipanoial operations': on Witioh . mili-
tary) success is based..
This peaceful, energetic neighbor
of ours decided to raise an army of
40,000,increased it to 400,000, and
Ix now aiming.. at 500,000 with a cer-
tainty of success.
"A year before the war Canada's
trade ,balance was $130,000,000 on
the wrong side ; its exports for the
present year exceed its imports by
$345,000,000. '!'hough not fully de-
veloped industrially, the Dominion
has been able to provide fully for its
armies, to manufacture aiiuuitions
for its allies, finance the ,Payments
to raise millions for war relief and
to participate in 13ritlsh loans,
ss -s,' "Starting out with a loan on the'
another country, Canada' soon round
h interior r
as the result of terror refs ms
i
'forced by the war • that she could
payher own way and this she is do-
ing ungrudgingly."
Seaforth.
:Airs: 0, Jones and daughter, who
have been visiting at the home of
the lady's mother, Mrs. S. Dickson,
have returned to their home at Fort
Saskatchewan. •
'Miss Grace. Weir of New .fork City
tae ,been visiting her mother here.
Mr. Lloyd Hodgins of Concord, N.
H., and Mr. Cecil, Hodgins of San
Francisco, Cal., ; were in town as the
quest of Miss. Dorothy Wilson,
Mr.Israel of Wallcerville has bean
in town visiting his son and daught-
er. •
Auburn
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston, who have
been spending a week at the home of
Mr. James Hicbingbottom, left on
Monday' for their home at Girth,
Sask. '
-Mr. and Mrs. Adams have returned
-to their home in Windsor after spec
.,.•dteg their honeymoon at the home of
the bride's parents, that of Mr. and
Mrs. T. Lawlor.
Mr, Loren .Pleatser is indisposed at
present but we hope to see him a-
bout again soon.
The death occurred on Monday ot
Mrs. Adam Lauteisiayer, The de-
ceased had been in poor health for
some time The funeral toolc place
on Wednesday, interment being made
in•the cemetery near Blyth. - -
Miss Eliza Pierce passed into .the
better world on Monday after a ling-
ering illness. The funeral took place
on Thursday to Bali's cemetery.
Owing to •carelessnoss in set-
ting down figures neither the re-
port nor a correction published later
of the result of a rummage sale held
in the interests of the Red Cross
here recently was correct. The sale,
according to the president ot the
Society, brought in the handsome
sum of $525, a result of which the
people of Auburn and vicinity night
to, and no doubt do, feel very
Proud,
Marriages -
FA.RQUHAR-JOHNSTON-In '.ioder-
ich, on March 31st, Lottie Viola
Maud, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
R. Johnston, to Cecil Chester
Farquhar of Clinton.
-113SON--JOHNSTON-In East Wa-
wanosh, on March 22nd, by Rev.
R. J. McCormick, Margaret Bea-
trice Johnston, to James Francis
Gibson of Morris township,
STEPHENSON-FELL-At Mitchell
on March 21st Ralph Stephenson;
Varna, toIsabella Fell, Ribbert,
Births
lt1cMATH-In Goderioh, on March 24
to Mr, and Mrs, S, R, McMath, a
daughter (Winnifred Esther)
WDATI-IERWA•X-In Orilila, April;
2nd, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Woath-
wax, a daughter.
Deaths
1IELLYAR-In Clinton, ora .April
2nd, Fanny M. liellyar, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, W. H,.
j klellyar, aged 16 years and 4
an s.
m h
t
ALCOOK-In 'iIamilton, on April.
1st, Anne Chidleyi, widow of the
late John Alcock of Stratford
and formerly) of Clinton, in her
88th year.
GILCHRIST-In Ayr, on April 2nd,
Catharine Marion Gilohrist, relict
of the late 11. J. Neat of Platts-
ville, and daughter of the late
G. D. Gilchrist, Clinton,
pik OGDENI--In Toronto; Marsh 30th,
Alvin Benson Brogden, son et Mt.
and Mrs, acorge.,Brogdon,? Lona„
'desboro, aged 30 years,
DUNLOP -In Stanley, on April 2nd,
Lillian McGowan, wife of Mr,
Fred Dunlop of Dundas,
lZZARD-In Goderidh Township,' nn
March 28th, Joscph hoard, aged 76
years.
JORDAN -1n 0015100 on March 20111
Edward Jordan, aged68 years,
F+i0.ITZLE' -At Port• Albert,. on
March 27th., Naney Jane, wife of
Mr. John I'rilzley, in her (30th year
•THOMPSON-In Weal; 'Wawahosh,
on March 20th, Smile( Thompson,
aged Ol years and 20 days, a -les e
McDE11,M1D-tri TTnlleit on hfareh 22,
Angus McDermid, aged 82 years
and 11 months,
1100TtI.7-In London, on Marelt 24111,
Mfrs, Anna. Jane Moore of liensail,
INGOLD-••In lavha(f memory of 0(Mlle
fl:, ngold, Who died on March 27th
1010,-•• Family and sister.
Covernmept. Looking,
Atter it
Hon, - 1, 13. Lupe outlined ie the'
- egmS 1 u10 the other
.daq, the' 'Gov-
.
crmont s plans fare k1g good the
prontiectsthat,the .women of Ontario
would be able exercise "the Irauchise
'ibe next election, As :• far as the
counties., are concerned the • plan .• is
this a consisting t S. a board, st g o f two
judges, the sherif, county clerkrk
and
county crownattarny,
will
meat and appointenumerators
or • registrars for' the
different inunicipali-ties,•.. who will
take up the work i1ritlmlf''as the ass,
essor does, going about the municipal-
ity mid
unicipal-itytuid registering everyone entitled
to vote. This will mean not only;
elle women but returned .soldiers and
others who should be upon the list
in case of an election.
Stanley Township
The members of the Goshen Meth-
odist congregation, met at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Talbot, piaor
to their departure, !tura for 'their new
home on the Saubie,
acid prese•rtod
them with an address and an, -oak
rocking chair as a token of their es-
teem and appreciation,
Following is the address t
"To Mr, . and Mrs. 'Talbot and
family.
Our dear friends; -We have ;:come
to your home this evening to pass a
friendly and social hour with you
before your removal from our imme-
diate vicinityi. Since your coming a-
mong us you have won out respect
and esteem. Your neighborliness,
your favourable attitude to all that
is good your assistance and fellow-
ship in association with our church
life, have been much appreciated bym
us. ..The appearance of the Talbot
family at Sunday School, church and
Epworth League when ever health
and opportunity permitted, has in-
deed been creditable and admirable.
Although you are changing your res-
idence, we trust that you will still
continue to worship with us, if reg-
ular attendance is not possiblewe
trust that you will come as frequent-
ly as you can. We assure you that
you will always be welcome, Your
Christian friends will pray that God
will bless you and prosper ypou, and
that manly happy . years will be
yours. We have inuch pleasure in
presenting you with this gift as a
token. of our esteem and regard,
Signed on behalf of the congrega-
tion: -Bert Peck, Elston Dowson.
Zurich
Miss Pauling Faust of .La Grange,
Ill., is visiting friends hereabouts,.
Miss Celia I-Iess visited last week
with .her sister, Mrs. G. A. Bissett
of Saitford Heights.
Mr.Roy A. Faust was here from
Toronto for a few days recently.
Miss Vera Siebert is visiting in
Detriot,
Pioneer of Ooder<•ich '1"ovyni-
ship Goes on Before.
A pioneer'':' }il (Cloderiob townshijz
passed away on Thursday last whisk
l
Joseph Izzartl was gathered -to hill
fathers.
The deceased was a eative of Eng-
land, having been born at, Norton,
Herefordshire, England, on 'Meech
22nd, 1811 In 1855 be came to C
a-
aria and for time made is 11oa
with his sister, the late Mrs, Geo.
Curren. In 1803 he wasunited 14
marriage with' Miss Eliza Wigginton]
who survives him, .ShortlJ ;;4fter their
marriage they settled oesAne 14th
concession and there he continued to
live ulitii the end; '
Mr. Izzard was ;a quiet, manure-
ing -man, one who minded: tvpil "the
affairs of his own household and his
own family, but who took no active
part in public affairs. His last ill-
ness, which was of: a couple of years'
duration, was borne with the frhti-
tutle and patience 'characteristic •of
him, .. .
Besides his wife Ms. Iezard is. sur-
vived bYtnee sons and five daugh-
ters,
augh-
ters homely • r -
n N , M 1s. Wm. • Grummott,
Tuokersnith ; Mrs. M. Flick,, Goder-
ich township ; Mrs. 0. Josling, Mul-
lett ; Mrs. W. J. R. Fowler, and
Percy. lizard, Toronto ; E. W. R. lz-
zard, Montreal, and Albert and Miss
Eliza at home. One child predeceas-
ed hien, ,
The funeral took ekce Troia the
hone on Sunday afternoon, the fun-
eral serviees being conducted by. Rev.
H. Odhner of Kitchener. The pall-
bearers 'were
all-bearers'were two sons and four sons-
in-law. All the members of thsifam-
ily were, present with the exception
of the one in Montreal, -who spent
several days with his father the pre-
vious week.
Thus passes another of the men
who by their industry and applica-
tion have z madethis t I country . •
amtyiwhat it
is today.
Birth
NIr, Isaac Crittenden is very ill at
the Home of his son, Mr. D. D. Crit-
teun,_
NIder, John Potter sold recently' a
calf not quite a mar old •,for the sum
of ninety-eight dollars. Shows there's
)Honey in stock.
Mrs. 0. 0. hiooper and family. have
gone to London to join Mr. Hooper,
who bas taken a .position with the
London Cartage. Co.
FOR SALE OR RENT -A' TEN -
roomed house on Mary street. New
furnace, waterworks connection,
soft water. Two lots with garage
and stable. Apply' to -W. H. Cole,
Phone 133. -83
MILLINERY, -WE 'HAVE OPENED
our first consignment of ladies' and
childrens' hats. They are all trim-
med and up-to-date and at the
very lowest prices. Call and see
them before buying elsewhere. -E.
F. Merrier, 13ayfieid. -83-2
�r 40-41 •:ta
ti roma, h e.
i-•+ C`ra''.yrlin1�.r.6'S4rCs{'.•'• Sul �' :'�'""r�"4
Re' To City, Town an Village Dwellers in Ontario.
Keep hens this year
GG and poultry prices, the like of which have seldom' -
.iG or never been experienced, certainly make it worth
anyone's while to start keeping hens. By doing so .
you have fresh eggs at the most trifling cost. At the same
time you have the splendid satisfaction of knowing that
you are doing something towards Helping Britain, Canada,
and the .Allies achieve victory this year.
Increased production of food helps not only to lower
the high cost ofli living, but it helps to increase the
urgently needed surplus of Canada's food for export.i s
It saves money otherwise spent tor eggs and :poultry'
at High prices, and saves the labor of others whose;
effort is needed for more vital war work.
The Ontario • Department of Agriculture will give'
every possible assistance by affording information about
poultry keeping. Write for free bulletin which tells bow
to keep hens (address below).
"A vegetable garden .
for every home"
Nothing should be overlooked in this vital year of the
war. The Depar(•mnent.eartiestly invites everyone to help
increase production by growing vegetables, teen the
Smallest plot of ground, when properly cultivated, pro-
duces a surprising amount of vegetables. Experience is
not essential. '
On request the Department of Agriculture will send '
valuable literature, free of charge, giving complete direc-
tions for preparing soil, planting, cultivation, etc. A plan
of a vegetable garchm, indicating suitable crop to grow
best 'varieties and their guinea -tent in the garden, will
be sent free to any acldres5.
Address letters to "Vegetable Campaign,"
Department of Agriculture, Parliament
Buildings, Toronto
Ontario Department of Agriculture
W. H. ldetirat, Moister at Agriculture
Peirliarriecit htxitditfg's Toronto 11
ttrrA
MUlall Contract"
SEALED TENDERS, addressed led
to
the Tostruastor Genera,
will be re -
mime at Ottawa until Noon, on
Fridayr, the 1,,1th day'oi May, .1011,
for the conveyanoo of 'Me . Mitlestr'a
Mafia, on a proposed Contract for
fouryears,six times a perweek
over
Clinton No. 5 Rural Route, from the
1st of July, )817, Printed notices
containing further information as to,.
conditions of proposed Contract may
be seen alai -blank `forfns of Tonder.
mays be obtained at the Post ,011lces
of Clinton, Ilolmesviile and Seaforth'.
and at the office of the Post Office
Inspector,. Loudon. Post office De-
partment, . Canada, • Mail Service
Brailelz, Ottawa, 30th March, 1.917.-
0. C. Anderson, Superintendent. 83-3
OATS
We expect another car of choice
Western oats within aweek, •
Book
yotrorders
early.
We carry a large stock of.
Bran, Shorts, Low Grade
and
High Grade Flour.
John Hutton, Londesboro
PIGS FOR SALE -10 ORUNKS OF.
pigs and one Yorkshire sow, due
about middle of April. AppIy-
2mos Townshend, Clinton, Phone
82-2on
•
TEACHER WANTED -MALE 011
female for 8. 8, No. 3, Stanley Town-
ship, Normal certificate and exper-
ience preferred. Duties to com-
mence Apia 10t11 salary $550 to $000
according to qualifications and ex-
perience. Applications (personal
preferred) will he received up to
April by the undersigned secretary
R. G. Reid, Varna, 82.2
EGOS FOR SALE,- FROM L, R,
Guild's 218, and and J. W. Park's 235
egg strain Barred Rocks, $2 per 15,
$3.50 per 30, nn fertile eggs replaced
free of charge. WANTED 1100
muskrat skies at 50c each. Skins
must be well stretched and free from
holes, Kitts and damaged skins at
value. No shot skins taken at env
price, -11, A. Hovey, Clinton. 82
HOUSE FOR SALE -SMALL BUT
comfortable house, centrally fixated
good garden, will be sold on easy
terms. Apply -News -Record. -82
SEED OATS F011 SALE• -A quantity
of good, clean Clydesdale Oats, the
W in, Tebbutt oats, at O00 per busbel.
Tour credit is good. -S, R. cMath,
R. R, No. 2, Goderich. 81
Eggs for Hatching From
Hens that Lay
Single comb White Leghorus bred -
to -hay strain, eggs at OOc per setting of
13. or $4 yer 100
Incubator lots a specialty
We sold $505 61 worth of eggs from
aur 230 White Leghorns, in 1010
Holmesville Poultry Yards
N. W. TREWARTHA, Proprietor
Phone 4 on 142 81.0
WANTED, -TWO rFURNIS7-IED
rooms, bedroom and sitting room,
by young ladies itt town. -Apply at
News -Record Office. -83.
SEED OATS FOR SALE -A_ QUAN
tity of O.A.C. Oats, No. 72. Apply.
-N. J. LeBean, R. R. No. 5,
Picone 0 on 146. Clinton. -79,
SEED OATS. FOR SALE. -A nUANi-
tity of Regenerated. Banner Oats,
good quality', free from noxious
weeds. • Apply -- Cliris,i. O'Brien,
Con. 2, . Tuekersmith, Phone 13 on
137, Clinton. -80.
W
FOR SALE. -FRAME HOUSE AND
Stable, • on Ratteubur a 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. Wdst. -70.
FOR SALE --BARRED ROCI .EGGS,
Bred -to -lay. Last year 87 of my
pullets laid 161 eggs each for the
pear.Eggs kernthese hens
an
d
their daughters $2 per 15, 53 per
80, 54 per 50,. $7 per 100. Fairview
Poultry Yards -Jaber Rands, Clin-
ton, -78
HOUSE FOR SALE 013. 10 RENT -
Roomy' house on 'artier of Ontario
and William street. 'All modern
conveniences, Garden and young
fruit trees.-APplyi to Mrs, A. Bea-
com on premises or to W. Brpdone
Clinton, 77.
NOTICE
Montle is hereby ggavett the( Mar
garet Bell Charlesworth, of the Town
of Blyth, fu the County of Huron, in
the 11arovince of Ontario, 'wire ef Leo-
poid Otto Charlesworth, of the same
place, merchant, will apply to the Par-
liamentof Canada the next session
thereof for a hill of divorce from her
husband, the said Leopold Otto
Oharleswvortb, of the said town of
Blyth, in the County of Huron. in
the Province ofOnattier Merchant, on
the gron nd et adultery laid desertion,
Dated at Winnipeg, In the Province
of Manitoba, this 1010 day of January,
1(117•.
Margaret 13e1( Oharlesworth
Sy het, Solicitor,
Wil Ilain Thorn burn
%Vltness, A.'cr, Darnell,
YOUR CLOT IE,s CLEANED. RJB-
Paired and, Pressed and .at . the
shortest possible netlee, }Joni Lad'
• les' and Gentlemen's olothes, Ws
_guarantee to do good work: I am
prepared torrenc Dry Gfpan Ladies
s
Suits, •Gent's ,Suits and all - kinds
of woolen clothing including Sweat-
ers; cite. All orders, promptly .ate•
tended to, Rooms -over Johnson'e
•je)velery Store, -Wm. J. Jago, -53
McCORMIG4 AQ•ENCY.-I FIAVE
taken over the agency for the '.Me-
Cormick Implements and 'moved it
to my place of business, the car-
riage and repair strop, Huron
street, where I will keep en hand
a full line of implements, repairs,
twine, etc. An order .from you
will receive prompt attention.-
Wilson Elliott,
FARM FOR SALE. - 100 -ACRE
farm for sale, 2k miles north of
Clinton on the Gravel Road, Htt1,
lett township. On the premises are
a bank barn 5000 with stone
s
tab-
linb underneathand storey 8-
roomed
'frame house with good cel-
lar. Rural telephone. 5 acres hard
' wood hush ; 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.
FOR SALE -0. A. C. BARLEY NO.
21, and Improved Banner Oats,
grown from registered seed, free
from noxious weeds. -J, G. Care -
Wright, Phone 287, Londesboro. 78.
CllulonFlo�r�Iill
Jost received a Oar of Corn also a
Oar of Western Oats
Orders are being rapidly filled for
Corn and Oats, and it will pay anyone
needing same to get our prices befog e
buying
When buying Flour ask your dealer
for North Star, Maple Leaf or Snow
Flake Brands. Do not let your dealer
sell you any other brands till you try
oatthe above
ONOE USED -ALWAYS USED
A Share of the Public -
Patronage Solicited
John Schoenhals
Phone18. Clintons Ont.
iBIRTHDAY
GIFTS
d•ai
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
dieplay of Clocks ever shown
in town
8 day/Mantle:Clocks with
cathedral gong, in oak
and mahogany.
Manicure Sets, Out 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
Your Chance
To obtain your supplies In Grocerg
Line at prices we cannot repeat,. By
purchasing some of those lines you can
save phoney.
Our specials offered below are some
we offer and more will be had at our
store. Watch out window.
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 Ib, Show Day 5 lbs for 1.25
Reg 40c per lb Show Day, 51bs for 1,75
Reg 60c, per i0, Show Day, 5 ibe for 2.00
OUR BLACK WE RECOMMEND
Reg 40e per ib, Show Day, 5 Ibs for 1,75
Reg 60e per ib, Show Day, 51bs for 2.26
keg OOc per lb, Show Day, .5 lbs for 2.60
5 ibe to each customer
Supplies !united --Conte Early
LAUNDRY SUPPLIES
7 Bare Pure Soap for 25e
3 Boxes Laundry Starch for Zoe
Other Semialgwewill announce in
our window oh Show Day,
Highest Market !'rice for Produce
Johnson & Co.
The Store of Quality
Cfosti 'orders nromntlY iitlehdiid to.
• P1,101419 111,
DREAM- W,i ANTVP. P. DAIIRYMEN
having cream to,'sell write • t� us
for eons. We eupply two emus free,
• • Pay all express eharges•and: lane,
ohequos twice each month! ehe9 Uea
payable at
a.
We pythe
�
/Z_
est
market prices consisteat with.
ant honest testa Testing done by a
competent man, Eaelt can careful-
ly weighed, sampled acid tested on
arrival and statement reternc4.
Pilose in the vicinity of ICinburn
may y leave their cream with Mr.
Hall who will deliver ib here,
Write for eons 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 there -Tho Seaforth Cream-
ery,, Box 480, Seaforth, Ant. ,
BRICK NOUSE FOR SALE. -000D
location on William street, near the
Model school,, Ten' rooms, electric
light, waterworks, bathroom, etc. -
T. T. Murphy. -44.
GIRIS VRNTED
O®4
WE CiAN - GIVE
EMPLOYMENT TO A
FEW MORE KNIT-
TERS, ETC. APPLY
-Al' ONCE.
Clinton Knitting Co.
LIMITED,
The British Empire
Calls for More
Eggs and Poultry.
It is therefore our duty to increase
production in these (lees, and prices
promise to be exceedingly high for all
ppoounitry products during this coming
Our Incubators
Are giving the beat satisfaction, and
why not buy one and pay for it in
poultry next fall ?
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.
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-date Firm
Phone 190. CLINTON
THE CHHNER STHHE
Live and Let Live
;oe4e.
Special Prices = Apr. 5
TEAS
Teas are good buying as we all know
they are advancing -
65c Value black or mixed 40c
45c Value black or mixed 36c
40c Value Japan tea 35e '
30e Value Japan tea 21e
Not more then 51bs to any customer
RICE SPECIAL
6c Rice for'5c, not more then 51.00 to
any customer
PIG SPECIAL
13 mos for $1,00
'Sugar -special price by the Hundred
Pounds
SOAP SPECIAL
21 cakes, of Sunlight, Surprise, Victor,
Gold or Naptba for $1.00
0 cakes of Comfort or Electric for 25c
1 large bar N. P. Soap for 15c
Highest Market Price for Produce
E. E. •HUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER.
PLACE YOUR ORDER
for some of our Western Oats, whieh
wo have just received and wo will
oharge 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
aro going fast.
We always have a full stook of
Flour and Feed,
• • W. Jenkhis & Sou.
FI,OUR AICD FEg»,
iliote 109, tTighost plaices paid hoer
Gtain and Wool. Elevator.
Residence phone 0-142,
aster
Specials
Fresh Halibut
Fresh Lettuce
Green Onions
Spanish Onions
Cabbage
Pineapples
■ a.
�'Hdll
Calves for S .:".le
I have made arrangements to,
secure a., number of well bred
young calves each weeks
W. MARQUIS
Phone 14 on 166
Cream Wanted
Highest price paid for cream,
which will bo taken in every
WEDNESDAY morning
and weighed, tested and paid for
while you wait.
Also all kinds of live fowl wan-
ted. Fowl received Wednesdayj
morning each week.
T. . E. MASON,
General Merchant,
SUMMERHILL,
South=End Grocery,
One door North of the Hospital
Grand Mogul Tea at per Ib 40c
Lipton tea ,... 46c
Japan tea 250
60c Black tea for 400
Helmet Salmon per Lin 15c
Red salmon per tin 25c
Pull Line of Fresh
Groceries in Stock
Highest market price paid for
Butter and Eggs
Goods delivered to any part of the
town
D. N. WATSON
Leave Your Order Early
fo r
Eavetroughing,
Heating or Plumbing
you're going to have done
this year
PRICES ARE
ADVANCING FAST
iT
THOS. HAWKINS.
Agent for Hecla Furnaces.
Slop over Rowland's Hardware, ,
PHONE 53,,
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Wall Paper
We are now showing Our
new Wall Papers and the de-
signs and colorings' are the
most beantiftil we have ever
shown, The borders come in
single and double widths
plain and out out with band
and are charming.
The prices range ftomt -
zi cts to50 cts Single ROfl
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