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:May 3rd, 1911
' Clinton News -Record
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Convention.
Temperance Convention.
The Huron Coilnty '1'epmeractte
'Convention met in Wesley Church;
Clinton, on Tuesday, ,the. first ses-
sion being at half Vast tell.
The President, lame, J. Ii', Knight
oar iiensell, presided, W11)11 Rev, R. 'J.
McCormick off Blyth, "ScicreterY•
Among the delegates present -Axe :
Rev, 0. M, 1lolmes, and Messrs, R.
.1. McCaw, U, IVI. Elliott and .W. '1',
Pellow, Goderirh; Rev, J. A, Hilo-
-herb and IViesars, P. 13echanait and.
S. Bennett, Wiughano ltev. G. MJ-
' Rhine( and Messes, f1'icMilian and
ti. Goieino:ic, Seaforth ; Rev, A, M.
Boyle, J3elgrave ; Rev, I. A. ird McKel-
vey, Dungannon ; Itov,
1 W. B.
ti ,
Mr.- 11. W. Houston, hors, • Fohick
and a delegation from the W,cJ.'L U.,
I+l eeter ; W, tiX. Lobb, Coclerieh town -
Ship Rev, Dr Rutledge, Rev, .,J, A,
Agnew, IVIessrs A, T. Cooper, J. A.
.Irwin, (James Miller, Ret 'L, G.
Powell, MissCourtice, Aire.' Cr, Lav-
.
ti's
Clinton.
d o et
s n
n a ,
The fleet business at the morning
session was the report of the local
o•.
'secretary, followed by the report or
the treasurer, Mr. A, M. Robertson
of Goderich, which showed the
atnokiet 61 $1871:00 as .being raised
during, the year which was distribet-
•ed•in Salaries• and other expenses,
leaving a balance of $51.00 in the
treasury; after all accounts were
'paid. -
A committee on resolutions' was
ppoiatod after which Mrs. ninth,
the Evangelistic Superintendent of
Heron County of 'the W.C,T.U., ad•'
' dressed the convention, urging spec-
-ia1 prayer in viety of the serious
-condition .or present affairs, and the
great need of further legislation in
-•
connection with the drinktraffic in
'Canada ane in the Mother country.
On motion of Rev. J. 1V. Baird it
was agreed that 'tic matter. be
brought before the `churches on
Sunday, May 1-30, and that in the
Young Peaele's meetings and general
prayer Meetings of the succeeding
week this be the •subject for special
consideration and 'prayer.
Mr. A. T. Cooper then delivered an
-.address in relation to the Canada
Temperance Act, showing the amend-
ments which had been secured during
-tale year and the important clauses
that had been .a.dded to the Ontario
"Temperance Act to facilitate the sc-
outing of convictions Eor violations.
Tice afternoon session opened with
'who spoke ie a very optimistto
.strain and showed clearly tlia't con-
ditioiis were very liopelu'l" 1n every
part of the county.
The Rev, E. G. Powell, Field See
rotary, then presented has report ' in
which ho stated that los had eon-
ducted ninety-three Sunday services
in the county, keldt alive: the several.
local organizations', succeeded in soM
curing many needed amendments to
the Ontario 'Fetnperauce Act before
the •govorolnent, and secured data
leading to numerous convictions for.
violation of Temper4n-e Act, so
that !furan County has Income a
moccl and
inspiration iratlor
for the whole
country.'
Then followed the election of (of-
ficers for the- ensuing year as !el-
bows : ••
Hem -president, Dr. A 3, Trwin,
Winglram
President, Itev. J. F. Knight,
Howell
• Clm o
n
t
jet Vice,. J. <A, Irwin,
and Vice_ Rev, G.• 116, hollies,
C, odu
o,c h
Secretary, Rev. A. M. Boyle,
Boigrave
Treasurer, A. M, Robertson, God-
erich.
Vice Presidents of Divisions -
North heron, 13'. Buchanan,
Wingluen
South .11uron, II. M. Houston,
• Exeter
Centre Huron, J. R. Govenloek,
Sealorth,
'lis Rev. A. M. Boyle introduced a
resolution asking for Dominion wide
prohibition and memorializing the
Right Holl. David Lloyd George, in
view of conditions in the Mother
land, to seek to bring about Imper-
ial prohibition, •
Rev, E. G. Powell Was unanimous-
ly re -appointed Field Secretary and
many expressions• of satisfaction, and
appreciation of his work were given.
After some resolutions on matters
to be referred' to tbejoint executiv-
es of Huron and Perth counties, the
convention was brought to .a'close at
about 5.30 P. m.
Considering the condition of the
weather tlio attendance was very
satisfactory. 'Much regret was ex-
pressed that by some oversight the
date had been set on the day of the
meeting of the Presbyterian Synod,
which prevented many of the faithful
workers of that church from being
`the annual: address- at the president, present.
Blyth'
'our +pwortlt Ifeaguc of the Meth-
odist church held theft tlnrnhd' Nee -
tier' of sippers last week,resulttclg
as lolioWe :
11on.4Pres., Rev, 1i. 3. McCor-
mick
President, Mrs. "1-T, J, 'Mar'shall
let Vice, Mr, E, Bender
2nd Vice, Miss Sara Belitloy,
3rd Vice, 1.1 J. .Mershall Mid
IOlut Ctarniss
, 4th Vice, Pres, 'of the Mother-
hood
Secretary, Mise ID, Sanderson
Treasurer, Miss A. Gillespie
Pianist, -Miss Pearl g5alpy,
A special meeting of laic ''Brotlier-
Iio.,d of tate sane' church • was also'
held to close accounts ler the year,
'This young organization has popular-
ized !self ia
the church and has
t
1r t t
raised $180. 'farcy decided not to
disband dutiug the summer. They will
sing at the "Old Boys" service,
Sunday evening, July 1st. An offer-
ing of $50 was liandeil : the ''trustee
board: They also decided to pur-
chase American flags and have the
Stars and Stripes entwined with the
British flags in the
church' during
g
the war.
�n has
s
`0 n who MCL
(Rev.) W. a
Mrs. R ,
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A, Elder, has returned to her
loonic in Hanover, •
-Camp Borden to
Teems With Life
�.,irt... Again This •
Summer
In spite of_ the fire of adverse and
unreasoning criticism, whieli last
summer, would have consumed the.
big camp had it.been possible, it is.
now thought likely that the United
States Government_ will use Camp
.23orden for the training of their
troops this sun oler. Time has justi-
vied the 'camp, which is now admitt-
ed to be . the most complete and per-
fect en this continent and even its
bitterest enemies' haven't a -word to
aay against it.
Amendments to
• t!>I` . T. A.-
• Recent amendments to the 'Ontario
'Temperance Act requite ' that every
Railway and Express Company shall
keep a special boob for liquor ship-
ments .only, .and all liquor shipments
roust be plainly labelled.
The books of the Companies may
'be examined et any time by the
inspectors.'
Any person drinking liquor to a-
'"44111111" ---C:. may be placed on the "Pro-
Tibited list," so that they would bo
-unable to bring in liquor of any
hind, or have it in their possession,
Goderich.
Marriages
THOBNTON-McCARTNEY-In Clin-
ton, on April 30th, by the Rev,
J. A. Agnew, Mrs. Eliza 3, Mc-
Cartney
o-Cartney to James Thornton 01.
Guelph,
Stanley Township
The following is the report of No.
01' for April, names in order of mer-
it : 5th -G, C, McLean, H. W. Rath
well, 4th (a) -R. V. MoOlymont, M.
A. Cooper,. A. R. Parsons. 4th (b) -
E. P. Fisher, G. C. Cooper, N. J.
Hood. 4th (c) -L. B. Hyde, W. L.
Workman, \\', M. Ross. Sr. 3rd -F.
R. Parsons, L. S. Near, C. E. Har-
vey. Jr, 3rd -L. 0. Workman, W.
A. Ross. 2nd -le. F. Anderson, 0.
M. Anderson, M. Co •Merin, 2nd Pt.
-J. T:, McKenzie, H. A. Dinsdale,
G. A. Harvey. let Pt, -P. McKee-
zie, J. A. Anderson, IT, 111. McC'ly-
mont. Tho best spellers in the
monthly spelling • matches were :
Oth and 4th (a) and (b) -Grace
Fairbairn, 4th (c) -Walter Work-
man. 3rd Sr. and Jr. -Lloyd Work -
11150 . rid -Olive .Anderson. 2nd Pt.
-IIelen Diusdale.
The town council Ias decided to,
put-tervia on the streets this year,
The Horticultural Society is dis-
,triiiuting gladiolus bulbs to the mem-
bers, sixty-five to each.
Miss Augusta McLeod of town
has received'lror 13. A,' degree from
Queen's University,
Miss Edith Young is spending a
few weeks witli Buffalo friends,
Mt. Walter Macdonald was home
xecently on a visit to his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Macdonalkl, prior
to leaving for overseas.,
Cant. (Dr.), GalloW was last week
.wa a trip east with his battery but
will spend, a few days in town before
going overseas. Mrs, 'Galion visited
her husband in Landon recently.
Mr. and ,Mrs, McMurchy have re-
turned froni a visit with their daugh-
ter in Toronto.
Mr. 1.1. L, Glass of 'Toronto spent
the week end - with his family. • in.
Goderich.,.,.
,,,11VVr -Tack Patterson went to, Mid-
land last 'wbeJtato.111ce 4 'pdstton"i'Jt
-the steamer Riverton
Miss Mollie Bidet of Toronto has
been visiting her Ito -Moot, Mrs. Rob
rent Rider of town.
Mr. Athol lticQQuarrie was in town
•att' Weele. Owing to the death of
his father, who died at Brussels; be
load boon 11 the vicinity for a'' few
days -
Geo. Creeper, alias W. 1.1 I.351 11101
at. Turuberry townsltip, who pleaded
guilty to a charge of, bigamy before
,Judge Dickson on April 20, and was
remanded two vWeeks, was given a; six
months' term in central prison, op
.Monday morning by the same judge,
Cecelia was arrested an the sarin of
Robert Yen, where fie was living
With hie (Meohd wife, waren). he Mar-
ried iii :April, 1916,.hie :married his
first wife in i,indday .sonic eiX years
aeo,
1,0ST•--SOME TIME AGO IN 01,IN-
ton, e gold • chain • and ' pendant.
Anyone returning same to M., A.
Stone, School al ' C-omrneecli,; Will
be rewarded,
I' 0 It' .S A L E-A. SECOND-HAND
meeure 11,tr,�eailet, in good tvorlsdig
order. Will bo Bold at hail price.
Can be seen at but 28, con; .0,'iIul-
lett,--,David •'I7oggerth', Ldndostiorc.
-'-07
,IXOUSli FOR SALE -GOOD T�'1'iAMP
hose with stone cellar, 6.. bed-
rooms, one doesestairs, double pal;-.
ler, dining rooni2 kitchen, pantry,
woodshed, Ilarde and soft water,
CI owl garden, double lot,fruit
trees .and small faults, stable' and
henhouse. ripply on pietnises, west
end Hermit street, -C, ITO Jervis,
-87
Births
HEWI'1'T-At Hanley, Staflordahire,
Tngland, on April 9th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Hewitt, Clinton,
a daughter.
CALDWELI:-In Hensali, co . April
'22nd, to Mr. and Mrs, 3 0111 Cald-
well, a daughter.
Deaths
tI:ARQUIS-At Woodrow, Sask., on
April 23rd, Hannah Monk, wife
of John Marquis.
DAWSON-In Auburn, on April 23rd,
Mary Gluyas, wife of Mr. George
Dawson, aged 72 years and 0
months,
LOCKHART-In Auburn, on April
-29th, Mary Ann Taylor, wife, of
Mr. Matthew Laclehert, in her
dist year.
Tucke rsmit h Township
The Sunday school at Turner's
church is being opened for the sum-
mer next Sunday afternoon ail half
past one. The Sacrament • 01 the
Lord's. Supper will be administered
et the close .of the sermon at the
preaching service on Sunday after-
noon. The weekly envelope system
is being introduced in this congrega-
tion ou Sunday.
Seaforth.
Miss Kate Killcuan of Toronto has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs, J. 0.
Greig.
-Mrs. W. A. FIolt of New York is
the guest of Miss Evelyn Greig.
Mrs. H. Vansickle left last week
for Chicago.
Mrs. F. Case and Miss Case re-
turned last week alter spending the
winter itt Toronto.
Miss G. Brown has
a visit in Monttrea1,
Rev. J, Kier Fraser of (felt was
the guest last W51of Rev. F. Fi,
Larkin. -
Miss Margaret DD:ehoe hasretuned
to Toledo, She was called !conte re-
cently owing to the illness i'f lier
another.
Mrs. R, Murdie of .Stratford has
been lvisitiffg her mother, Mrs. Win.
Bullard.
Mr. Wm. Sleet of Picton spent a
few days with his mother recelttly.
Mr. Wm. Bethune, who has been
pursei: of the C.P.R. steamer As-
sinilioia, has been appointed superin-
tendent of the C. P. R. upper lakes
fleet- and will hare his :lteadquerter4
at Pere Mcbicho1 ., ... ,,
Felson (ioveh'iddk acid, Robif eat
have enlisted with -a flying eorji1' and
left last week to join theft .unit.
Mr. George Bethune loft last week
to )_esuine his duties as' purser 04 one
of the 0. P. It, boats.
Mrs. G. 18. Henderson has been vis-
icingfrietttls in
Toronto.
Pte, Norman Bnchannan, who re-
cently returned from France, loft
last wcek'Obt a military hospital in.
Londoh to .undergo further treat-
ment,
Mrs, J. Sproat is visiting Mende
in Detroit.
' Mrs. ,1, C, 'Ereig -Is lit Kingston
this wcele attending the general con-
f0reflec of the Womoh's Missionary
Society orf the Presbyterian Church.
lire, George ..laoiesan returned te-
n a, trip to Vl'oit'real,
retureed • from
FOR SALE -GOOD FARM HORSE.
-Apply to John Stephenson, Hur-
on street. -87
0OCKS1IUTT IMPLEMENTS. - 1
have taken over the Cocksliutt Ta-
1Hemetis
Agencyen and, �v
ill
keep
on
hand a full Aloe atmachinery and
repairs; Frost as Wood bintlees,
oorn aad field
u
mowershay rakes,'
cultivat,ors, bean hare -esters, rid-
ing and walking ploughs, seed drills
and disks, waggons and buggies ;
a full line of everything required
on the farm. Order your repairs
early'. Il. A. HEARN, opposite the
Market Square. -80.
EGGS FOR SALE. -FROM L. R.
Guild's 218, and J. W. Park's 235
egg strain Barred Rocks, 02 per 15,
$3.50 per 30, unilertile eggs replaced
free of charge. -A. H. Tlovey. 87-2
Mau i" au Tea.
Under the auspices of the
Yotmg Ladies' Patriotic Aux-
iliary, at the home of Miss
Marion Glum on Tuesday af-
ternoon, May 8111, from 3
o'clock to 7. A shower of
Soap and Notepaper ger Clin-
ton mens overseas.'
FOR SALE OR REN'.! -Comfortable
six -room frame ]louse, with sum-
mer leitchen, on Isaac street. Two
lots, with all kinds or fruit trees,
also small- fruits, and stable.
PRIVATE SALE of furniture, in-
cluding Happy Thought range, coal
heater, etc., and a number of Buff
Orpington hens. Sale commences
April 27th, continuing until all is
sold. For particulars, apply on the
premises -Mrs. J. Emmer'ton. -86.
FOR SALE -BARRED ROOK EGGS,
Bred -to -lap, Last year 87 of my
.pullets Ja.itl 1.61 egge each for the
1tear, Eggs from ;these Ilene and
their daughters '$2 per 15, 00 .per,
80, 04 per 50, 07 per 100. Fairview
Poultry Yards -Jabez hands, Clin-
ton,.
lin-ton,. -78
YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED, RE -
paired and Pressed .and at the
shortest possible notice. Both Lad-
ies' and Gentlemen's clothes. We
guarantee to do good work. I am
prepared to French Dry Clean Ladies
Suits, Gent'k Suits and all kinds
of woolen clothing including Sweat-
ers, etc. All orders promptly at-
tended to. Rooms over Johnson's
jewelery Store. -Wm. J. Jago. -55
•
MAIL CONTRACT
SEALED TINDERS, addressed to
the Postmaster General, will be re-
ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on
Friday, the 8th day of .June, 1917,
for the conveyance of His !Majesty's
Mails, ou a Proposed Contract for
four years, six times per week over
Seaforth No. 4 Rural Route, from
the 1st of July, 1917. Printed no-
tices containing further intormatign
as to conditions of proposed Con-
tract may be seen and. blank forms
of Tender may be obtained . at the
Post Offices of Seaforth, Egmand-
ville and Clinton, and at the office
of the Post Office Inspector, London,
' G. C. ANDERSON,
Superintendent
Post O•flico Department, Canada
Mail Service Branch, Ottawa, 27th
April, 1917. 87-3
.The H s IO
Bi
bN, �
..ke,,.
-And 1 know, for I have
ridden all makes and the
Hyslop has served me
the best.
Auto Livery
MsCORMICK AGENCY. -I HAVE
taken over the agency for the Mc-
Cormick Implements and moved it
to my place of lousiness, the car-
riage and repair shop, Huron
street, where 'I will keep on nand
--a-full line of implements, repairs,
twine, etc. An order from you
will receive prompt attention.-
Wilson Elliott. -43
Ride a Ilyslop
Made in ConBda tet 28 `?ears.
Well Finished-Btt:ong--•Safer;Speedy
mareifebteere, by '
ItYstoe BiOTril5Rs, Limited, Toronto
rok 5515 55
J. Ih PAXM[AN
Phone 80
Jlintor hi'ag
J. H. Paxlnan, Prop.
A FULL LINE OF
BICYCLES (New and second
NOBBY
DOMINION
TREAD TIRES, ACCESS-
FARM FOR SALE. - 150 -ACRE
farm for sale, 54, miles north of
Clinton on the Gravel Road, Hul-
lett township. On the premises are
a bank barn 5000 with stone stab-
ling underneath and 14storey 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
tame ; possession1 to suit purchas-
er. For particulars apply to -John
Reynolds, 130 Nelson St., Strat-
ford, Ont. -62.
ORIES.
We have another car of
choice western
OATS
Book yourorders early.
We carry a large stock of
Bran, Shorts, Low Grade
and High Grade Flour.
John Hutton, Londesboro
Cliu�ouFloar
Ill
North Star, Iillaple
Leaf, or Snow Flake
FLAW
P. W. HAMILTON
Agent or 0ederieh antt'S31Inton,
1)B LAVA.-,,
()yearn Separa-
tors
IDEATE G•reen-
reed Silo
ALPHA De
Laval Engines
13tT17E510R
Litter Carriers
cicalas arid
S"team eions
'Water Bowls
Newcombe
Pianos
Edison
• Am hernia
Gramophones
Large stock 'of Edison Recorde on band
14th
Always Hoole Saturdays
for Repairs
eats..
•
When haying Flour ask vnur dealer
for North Star, Maple Leaf or Snow
Flake Brands' Do not let your dealer
sell you any other brands till you try
oat the above
EGGS 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, infertile eggs replaced.
free of charge. WANTED -1000
. muskrat skins at 60e each. Skins
must be well stretched and free from
holes, .Kitts and damaged skins at
value, No shot skins taken at any
price. -11. A, Hovey, Clinton. 82
SEED OATS FOR SALL- A quantity
of goods clean Clydesdale Oats, the
`C in, Tehbutt oats, at OOc per bushel.
Your credit isgood.-.S,'R. McMath,
R. IL No. 2, Goderich. 81
INDIA RUNNER DUCK EGGS FOR
I-Iatching-These dudes are good
foragers, also splendid layers, some
Iaying 200 eggs in a year. 01 per
setting. Chas. (Hew, R. R. No:' 4,
Clinton, Phone O on 162. 85-3
•
FOR SALE OR RENT --MODERN 6 -
room cottage on Victoria and Cut-
ler streets, also 7 -room cottage on
North street, good garden Foe.
pitrti'eulare Apply-Neevs-Record or
• 0„.13. I-i;tle, Clinton,
,CALVES FOR SALE -WELL BRED
Durham and pure bred Holstein hei-
fers, also some Pelted Angus -A. E.
,Matheson, Seaforth P. 0., Phone
17 on 136, Clinton, 84,
'ONCE US SD -ALWAYS USED
A Share of the Public
Patronage Solicited
HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO RENT-
Roomy house on Menet of Ontario
anti William street. All modern
eonveniencee. Garden and young
fait trees. -Apply( to Miss. A. Bea -
OM b11 prel1ises or td W. Britton°
Clifiteli, 77,
D. W. HA. 1 1LTON
John Schoelihals
Phone 8. Clinton,!Ont.
PHONE 207 v
1-luron;St., Clinton
1113
.S
WE CAN GIVE
EMPLOYMENT TO Al
FEW MORE KNIT-
TERS, ETC. APPLY
AT ONCE.
U!
Clinton Knitting Co.
LIMITED.
Perliect Sight is a
Matter of Foresight
Many cases ofl ceye
eior of
trouble
are
avert-
ed by early app proper lens
PRESF+EUTURE ETROUBLE MEANS
We fit them perfectly and satisfac-
torily or no charge -and no charge for
consultation
The British Empire
Calls for More
Eggs and Poultry.
it is therefore our duty to increase
production in these liees, and prices
promise to be exceedingly high for all
poultry products during this corning
year
Is as good as any in town, anti prices
lower than any -
Our line of Clocks is surpassed by none
Diamond Rings, Signet Rings and
Engagement Rings
Pearl and Pearl and Ruby combination
also Cameo Rings, latest mountings
Diamonds ranging from $15 to $00
mounted in Ladies' Tiffany,
some in Platinum settings
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelery Re-
pairing of all kinds promptly and
neatly done -Charges Moderate.
R. H. JOHNSON,
Jeweler and Optician
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
Next Hovey's Drug Store
THE
SpriugBrive
Tho time for the big drive is ap-
proaching and nbw is the tithe for yon
to prepare and get your ammunition
ready for the big drive of Dust and
Pest that has accumulated during the
long.winter months. Here we give to
few suggestions, as to the ammunition
you will need for a successful drive,
Powdered Ammonia Lye
Dutch Cleanser
Napt,ha Powder
OiilorMe, of Lime
Scrub33rushes
Fnrllttere Polish
Soap
Brooms
..Bon -Ami
Pearline
Stove Brushes
Dust Bane
Soap 0h.ps
OUR LEA.DEII--'7 bars Pure
Soap for ■25
Our Ineubators
Are giving the best 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.
You will enjoy a, nice enp of tea der•
ing house cleaning season, We recon-,
mend our bulk teas, which area good
Sony now. Ask our prices this week-
They will interest you.
Highest Market Price for Produe°
JOhl1S011 a Co
The Store of Quality. (rain and Wool, pllevatori
PI/ONE 111,Resi
dents Phone 9-142442
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-date Finn
Phone 190, CLINTON
THE I;QHNEH STORE
1)0 YOU KNOW IIOW 61001),
GOOD PRUNES : CAN BE '1
-fat, jtiley, California onee.
This week • we can • offer you
nothing better for your money
than Prunes at 16c and 18e
per lb, unless you would like
some.i ,
PURE MAP'I.E SYRUP.
A limited quantity only,
Live and Let Live
9 Q/W
Campaigning Against
The Household Pest
The time for the Spring Campaign
apps caches. Soon the double window
will be ofraud the sun will be warm
and bright, you will be thinking of
cleaning them. After the long
months that the house has been closed
it will need it, no matter how good a
housekeeper you may be.
See that you have your ammunition
ready. 13erepared for the Spring
Drive against the moth and the germ.
Here is the ammunition to help you to
success. Lay in your supply now
Powdered Ammonia
Sweeping Powder
Chloride of Lime
Liquid Ammonia
Sink and Bath Cleanser
Lye
Furniture Polish
Metal Polish
Brushes and Brooms
Soap
E. E. IUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER.
It Pays to Feed
good feed to.,your horseor other
live stock. I'ays in ,better condition
or in greater production, We carry
the best feed wo. can obtain, In
spite of that feet you'll -not find cur
prices any higher than you now Pm!.
W. Jenkins & Son.
FLOUR ANI) FEED.
liiiiono 109. Highest Oleos paid 10
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C laves for Sale
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I have made arrangements to
secure a -number of well bred
young calves each week,
MARQUIS
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Phone 14 on 166
Cream anted
Highest price paid for cream,
which will be taken in every;
WEDNESDAY morning
and weighed, tested and paid for
while you wait.
Also all kinds of live fowl wan-
ted. Fowl received Wednesday)
morning each week.
T. E. MASON,
General Merchant,
SUMMERHILL.
CREAM WANTED. - DAIRYM.E'NI
having cream to sell write to ns
for cans. We supply two cans free,
Pay all express charges and issue
cheques twice each month, cheques
payable at par. We pay, the higk-
est market prices consistent with
an honest test: Testing done by a
competent man. Each can careful-
ly weighed, sampled and tested eta
arrival and statement returned,
Those in the vicinity of Kinburn
may leave their cream with ' Mr.
Hall who will deliver it here.
Write for cans and give us a trial.
Patrons in the vicineep-e-of Varna
may deliver .their cream to Beatty,
Bros. Store and it will be taken
.care of there -The Seaforth Cream-
ery., 13os 486, Seaforth, Ont.
Leave Your Order Early
for
EaVetronghlllg9
Heating or Plumbing
you're going to have done
this year
PRICES ARE
ADVANCING FAST
THOS. HAWKINS.
Agent for Hecla Furnaces
Stoop over Rowland's Hardy"
PHONE 53,
The���e
1I4,f Ore
Mengel seed, all kinds 35o Ilii
Sugar Beet seed, at 25e and 4013 ib,
Turnip seed (Swede) all the best
kinds -
Canadian Gent, Jumbo and
Derby. , 60e ib.,
Hall's Westbury\, anti Purple ,
Top 550 1G.
All kinds of Vegetable and Flower
Seeds in packages 5 and 100
each,
Royal Purple Citick Teed pkg. , 26e.
Royal Purple Chick Feed,
any quantity 40 1bi,
Royal Purple Calf Meal, 25
lb. sacks $1,20;
Royal Purple Calf !Meal, 50
lb. sacks 02.10
Royal Purple Calt Meal, 100
ib. sacks $4.00.
' SATURDAY ONLY
2 tires Spanish Valencia Reis -
,
fns, the best that grows 25e
Easitirst Shortening, better
than lard. 250 ib'. •
5 gallons oil 90o
6 bars of Richards Pure or
Naptha Soap 25o
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.O Lounsbery
The big scot e with little pr°iees