The Clinton News Record, 1917-06-21, Page 5•Juin 2Ist, 1917'.
Clinton News-Rece►rd.
of. 11000E4 lt();You
and Me
Wo'ra to haye' day1i h saving, ; it
seems. They're adopting it over in
lhigland 'and any day now we in
-rr•„(]anada may be ordered to push on.
our clooks for an hour.
'rhe idea is that we shall got” ftp
!d 'ois ar
al 1301. ()S' earlier .1d
toan h St e lac.
to bed an liotn earlier at night,,
thus utilizing an extra ]lout of any-.
light and saving en 'hour of work..-.,,
, ;0r play -by artificial, ligliIr.
As matter of fact the fail -nets
'awe been doing this, without the
formality of putting their °looks. on,
;tor a good many! semens, They rise
with the birds and,`in the buoy seas-
on, usually. go to rest almost as
'early so that the. 0111}= difference it
will snake with thein, probably, is
that they'll bo getting up, an hour
earlier by the clock,
Several Canadian cities tried this
same out' last summer, without
any brilliant success, principallyt• be-
causethe effort was local and
' confusion :ensued, Then, too, it was
said that workers .who put in long
bents got to work an hour earlier
in the morning but failing, to go to
deed any earlier they lost an hour's
sleep.
When the movement is general it
mayArk out better,
Ilio railroads
and every branch of industry fall-
ing in line. The clock will be put
- ;back again is September.
There is an insistent call through-
-put Ontario for help for the farmer's
wives during the sunnier moaths.
]MSF Harvey, 15 Queen's Park, Tor-
Pato, sends out the oall in behalf of
the farmers and the need is said to
be a pressing one, Farmers , cannon
)the men enough to handle well . the
.growing crops unless they' have help
in the house to assist in cooking fox
them and dping the hundred and one
,`chores" about the house.
This is not picturesque work but. it
as said "to be eery real patriotic
work. A girl does not need to don
:those very fetching overalls to en-
gage in it and, as Miss Harvey re-
marks, "she will not be likely to
:have her picture in the special .Surr
day! papers." The work is hard and
.not in the least exciting but it is
zeal work and will count in the gen
-
'era' summing up of things.
What is wanted isa band of from
'five hundred to one thoutand, yotmg
'women and -,girls, such as student,
teachers milliners, those .having
Song holidays, who will be able to
sign up for July and August, and
alto will bo willing to go out on s
••, farm, don a big blue gingham apron,'
:05 like as not with a hole in it,
and help the farmers wife with the
daily round of work: This work
casuists, as most people are aware,
of "'general housekeeping, washing,
-ironing, baking, preparing meals lot
-.hungry leen, looking after a garden,
picking and' preserving fruit, tending
fowl, : etc,, and in many cases milk -
ting and, tending to., milk. ':The .work
is hard and the pay not so high as
that earned in munition factories
but the services performed will be
. patriotic and worth while. It is
said that many girlsare ready to
volunteer for farm work in the fields,
few being strong enough to perform
t. Any, healthy girl, however, could
he of great help to a busy) farmer's
wife and might thus save the time
of a man who, could be working
she field.
There -are :many things to take the
attention of 'those inclined to lend a
helping hand to those needing as-
sistance; and it is not strange per-
haps that something should' be over-
looked or forgotten..
Soefeties enumerable have been or-
ganized for the purpose of providing
comforts for the soldiers in the
field, and there s no more worthy
world The men who are defending
-our liberties with their lives deserve
e bept that we can do for tlieln.
ed Cross work also calls for our
• best efforts, and .rightly so, for sure-
ly those who have been stricken in
the fight should receive comfort and
succor without stint.
There: is another line of helpfulness
which we have not been paying as
.much attention to as wa might,
-That is caring for the prisoners in
;Germany.. There are said to be 40,-
000 Allied prisoners 1n 'Germany,
many of them •being Canadians, and
' it may well be understood that their
lot there is not a bed of roses, It
is not now possible for people to
send parcels; to individual prisoners
but arrangements "can he !Wade
through the Red Cross. and the
Prisoners of War Society whereby
individual prisoners eau be supplied
with necessaries, There is. a call
now for money to supply.' the prison--
• ers withbread-lust plain bread, -as
Otherwise they have to 'eat the
Coarse, black bread of the German,
and our Canadians find that very
hard :to do. Even then, supplies are
limited and in many cases the pris-
oners are, said to be 'suffering, Two
aioliars per month, is said to supply!
a man with bread, These leen, many
of them from good homes in Canada,
all our own Canadian boys, have to
(, 1v4thout every luxury, they ought
:to Iiave enough bread, A contribution
sent to Mr. Pane Sewell, HonrTreas-
urer.of the Prisoners. of War Society,
Canadian Bank of • Cotnimoroe, College
and Spadina, Toronto, will find its
way to the 'proper quarter and. will
be used to the greatest advantage in
.carrying necessaries to the soldiers
• vlio are in the German prison camps.
Goderich
Mr. and 1VIrs, Wm. Sharman " have
returned from a pleasant holiday
jawtt, Thoy,spent the winter in Cal^
ifornia and came Borne by the Can-
adian west, visiting friends at var-
'.ions points.
880'.J, W. Trusslor has g0lio to
;Windsor to take a position, having
'disposed of his photograph business
,Sere, ,
Ooderlchi.
Mr, I4lchar'd Jaffrey of (laic lies,
ifeen the guest of 1Vira. (h A. Natalif,
Mrs, 10301: of Taled0 hen been a.
50es1 at the 0111 home in Goderieh.
Kr, .and Mrs, James ,5traeba]t 01
Detroit and their sou and daughter
were visitors tri tete old town last
week, having collie over 021 the (trey -
hound r'e,.
1 ounti onou sr n
Mrs, Wilson of Bottineau Nor*Dakota, 'has been visiting tier Moth-
er, Mrs, Hart, and on .her 0otnrn
home will be accompanied by her
mother,
Marriages
•t A1.
TYNDALL-4COnNLLL In Hullett
township, on June 19th, by Rev,
J. A. Agnew, Myrtle A;, daugh-
ter of Mr, and Mrs. Wm, (Am-
non, to Fred. W, Tyndall al
'ruekorsmith,
TEBBUTT--M'ioIIWAN-In Clinton,
on June 19th, ;by Rev, J. lie.
Hogg, 3ltssio 1t1,, younger: •daugh-
ter' of Mr, and Mrs, Duncan 13,
141ao1wan, to Will E. Tobbutt of
Goderich. •
bR'ICH-PEPPER - In Tuokorsmitli,
on June 20th, by Rev, J, A. Ag-
new,. Rose Isabelle, younger
daughter of Mr, and rs. R
oger
Pepper, to Howard M. Cried, all
of Tuokersmith,
ARMSTRONG-BENNETT,- In Col-
borne township, on
Jamo 6th,
Viola Harriet Bennett to Joseph
Armstrong,
TRA,QUAIR-MITCIHELL - At Hill-
crest Farm near 1=iensel', on Jame
130, John Melvin Traquair, to
•Alice Edna, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Johu.T. Mitchell. '-
8.013,13 - COWAN In Goderich, on
June 9th, Chas, Robb and • Mar-
garet Clarissa Cowan, all of Ash-
field township.
Births
STEWART-In Hullett, on May 26tH,
to Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Stewart,
a. son, (Lloyd Earl.)
ARMSTRONG -In Hullett, on' June
15th, to Mr. and Mrs: Howard
Armstrong, a daughter,
TAYLOR -In Tuckersmith, on Juno
15th, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard
'Taylor, a son.
MoLEAN-In Goderich, , on Juno 2nd,
to Mr, and Mrs. Alex. McLean, a
daughter, (Helen Jean Elizabeth,)
CURRIE-In Winghatn, on Juno 5th,
to Mr. and Mrs, R. lir: Currie, a
daughter,
Deaths
RATTENBURY - At Toronto, on -
June 20th, Martha J. Logan,
widow of the late Joseph Rat-
tenbury, aged 57 years.
COOMBS -In Blyth, on June 0th,
Joseph Coombs, aged 87 years
' and 25 days,
PRICE -In Goderich, on June 8th,
Harriet A. Dempsey, widow of
the late Rees Price,
CAMERON -In Goderich, on 'June
10th, Janet Hidd'iaston McLean,
relict of the late Hon. M. C,
Cameron, in her 85th, year.
COOK -In loving memory of our
dear husband and father, Henry
W. Cook, wlio entered into rest
on June 20111, ' 1916. -]Wife and
Family..
FOR SALE OR' RENT -House on
- Isaac street, for sale or to rent.-
Apply < to Oliver Johnston, Box
463, Goderich, - -94
•
COTTAGES • FOR 'i RENT-FUR-
nished summer cottages at, Bayfield
to rent. Tennis, bowling and boat-
ing. -P. J. Thompson, London. 14-3
HOUSE FOR SALE -SEVEN -ROOM -
ed cottage on Rattenbury street,
west, good cellar, town and soft
water, electric light, acre lot,
fruit trees -and small fruits. Stable
011 premises. Possession given
July, 1st, Reasonable terms -Apply
to Isaac Jackson, Clinton. -e4
MAIL CONTRACT
Sealedtenders, addressed to the
Postmaster General, . will be received
at -Ottawa until noon, on Friday, the
27th day of July, 1917, for the con-
veyance of His Majesty's 1liails, on
a proposed Contract for lour years,
six .times per week over Varna No.
1 rural route from the 1st October
next. Printed notices containing fur-
ther information as to conditions of
proposed contract may be' seen and
1310010 forms of tender may be ob-
tained at the postoflices of Varna,
Bayfield. and Brucefield, and at the
office of the Post Office Inspector,
London, G. C. Anderson, Superin-
tendent, Post Office."Tueparttnent,
Canada,Mail Service 130aneh, Otta-
wa, 15th June, 1017i 04-3
APPLIANCE . n
SPECIALIST HERE
New Invention nota1nes . Rupture
Without Kell's, Danger or Pos.
1d•f
sh
lono dgalling,
slipping trusses
s
A
n
l
10116
r ori rm etvds are A Avvit
Ytrn wonderful invention of a d [adlau
vas !este retention,rest an lly Lahre1205(01151wAo doVoCBd PATO
lidY• marvelous new glean CiRAtRU„
ohers have failed. IS Imovonts all irritation. ,
osteres every part to its natural.1p)90itlon ad
0911 as 1t is used, and old style 1rusa0s are away. names note atrtnet s intended
o aesis2nature to close t11@ openinglnthe short.
Pt them known without an operattion and at
mall o001. Testimonials Livia )nen; warners aild
parents. Nothing oom heated. No11)oonvenl-
51200 or loss ed time, but just au/aura retentive
method, 1:t ousts you nothing to investigate.
Delays mlty 60 dangerous. Now IS the time to
melee yourself pllysiaallv lit for,you7r dally work.
Tsar off coupon now. ',Made 111 Canada.”
J. V. 051)10, SPECIALIST, WILL VISIT the time
below. sroo demonstration and cumulus.
tion of earn nee, Ask at hotel canoe foray
room. Nato datos.
Clinton, Normandie Hotel
Saturday (all day and night)
1 day only, June 23rd.
Goderich, Bedford Hotel
June 25th and 26th
FOR SALE -A GOOD nuts COW,
just recently freshened. -Apply at
The News -Record Office, 04-1
TEACHER WANTED -MALE OR
female,: Protestant, for S. S. No. 3,
Stanley township, Huron county
Normal certificate, once with ux-
perionce preferred. 'Salary around
$600. Duties to commence ;Sept 4.
Personal applications proferrod.-R:'
G, Reid, Sec.,, Varna, P.O. 04-4
FOR SALE OR RENT -NICE, COM-
fortabie, brink house on Raglan
street, town hater and electric
light, two acres of land and or-
chard, also stable. All in good re-
pair. -Apply D. Cantelon, -92
SOWS FOR SALE. -I IIAVE A FEW
sows to sell that come in in about
two weeks. -W. 85. Middleton, R.
. R. No; 3; Clinton, -111
AUCTION SALE
of surplus furniture and house-
hold utensils will be held at
the store on Huron Road, next
John Soruton's butcher" shop,
on•
SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd
at 2.30 p. m.
11136. H. ELLIOTT,
Auctioneer
-93-2
Western
University
London
THREE MORE NEW PRO-
FESSORS EQUAL TO ANY,
IN CANADA.
STUDENTS CAN ,NOW OB-
TAIN AS GOOD. AN EDUCA--
TION IN ARTS 'AND MED-
ICINE AT THE WESTERN
AS ANYWHERE:,
PRESIDENT, E. E. 'BRAIT^HWAITE
. NI. A., Ph. D, 94-4
Sealed tender's 'addressed to the
undersigned, and. endorsed "Tender
for Supplying Coal for the Dominion
Buildings; ' will be -received - at this
office until 4.00 p.m., on Tuesday,
Julyi 3, 1917, for the supply of coal
for the Public Buildings throughout
the Dominion.
Combined specification and form of
tender can be obtained on application
at this office and ' from the caretak-
ers of the ,different Dominion Build-
rots,
Persons tendering are notified that
tenders will not be considered unless'
made on the printed forms. supplied,
and signed with their actual signa-
tures. •
Each tender must bo accompanied
by an accepted cheque on a chartered
bank, payable to' tiro order of the
Honourable the Minister ^ of Public
Works, equal to tet per cent (10
p.c.) of the amount of the tender,
which will be forfeited if the person
tendering decline to enter into a
contract when called upon to do so
or fail to complete the contract. It
the tender be not accepted the cheque
will. be returned.
By order, •
11, 0. D1,SR0CHERS,
Secretary.
Department of Public Works,
Ottawa, Juno 0, 1017,•
k
ARTILLERY HORSES WANTED
Ages, 6 to 0 years ; height, 15.2 to 16 hands ; weight,
1200 to 1350 pounds and, 1500 pounds and stand 10,1
hands,
Colors 1 Ani except light greys, white or light buckskin,
All horses must be sound, of good conformation 'free from
blemishes and broken to haulers or saddle,
11ors00 will be inspected at 1
LISTOW EL, JUP41 30, 1191'1
14, 'ROBINSON
POR ; AL1'1-.2-A Mn ,cure,n T. nlvl,
heavy carriage. horses .(roan),.ertta
good roadsters), •(10uitd and -:true,
Will •' Sell reaSenable fee quick sale
as we aro replacing.Oleni with "net -
or truck,•-I1a11 a; 00,, 001161101100,
R. 'R; 'NO, a, Sealorth,
TEACHER • WANTED' FOR
NO,- 4,Goderich a]to' n ii �
sec 1 t
class profossiana],•duties to cont-
menee Sept, 8r,1. Apply stating
salary incl 2ua111tctitione to 11.00031
J Thompson, Secretary, R.R. No,
2, Clinton, --99
FARM FOR SALE. -200 ACRES,
Lots 28 and 29, on tho 5th con-
cession of l:luliott, to bo. sold
separately or together. Two barns,
ono 90x00, the other 30x50, stone
stable under the larger barn, Frame
house 18x28 with kitchen 13x28,
.!loving well at door, On the other
farm is a brick !rouse 20x32, ]cit-,
Chien 181220, frame stable, driving.
shed, 1 acre of orchard on each
farm. Will rent if not sold. For
particulars apply to Thos. Archer,
Clinton. - -014
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT,=A
comfortable -room house corner of
Townshend and East streets' ; in
excellent repair, 'good cellar, town
aad .soft water, . largo veranda]! ;
garden and fruit -trees.; possession
given' at once. -Apply to Mrs, F,
• French, Clinton. ' '-92
'TENDERS WANTED -Sealed tenders
marked "Tenders for Drainage
Work," will be received by the
undersigned until Thursday, June
28th, 1917, at 2 p.m for the
drainage work of the Kinburn.
Swamp Drain and River Improve-
ment, in the Township of Hullett,
County of 'Huron. Plans and spe-
cifications .may. be seen at the
clerk's office, Londesboro, or at
the office of JOHN ROGER, O.L.
S., Mitchell, Ont, An accepted
cheque for 15 • per cent. of the am-
ount of tender to accompany each
tender. Lowest or any tender not
necessarily' accepted.-JOISN PING-
LAND, Clerk of Hullett, Londes-
bore, Ont. -92
IF YOU HAVE ' .ANYTHING TO
Sell -It will pap you to advertise
same in• ' The , News -Record. The
cost is small, °tileresults large,
MoCORMICK AGENCY. -I HAVE
taken over the agency for the 121c -
Cormick Implements and moved it
to my place of business, the car-
riage and repair shop, Huron
street, where I will keep on band
a full line of implements, repairs,
twine, etc. An order from you
will receive prompt attention. -
Wilson Elliott. '-43
YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED- RE -
paired and Pressed and at the
shortest po'ssible notice. Both Lad-
ies' and Gentlemen's clothes. Ws
guarantee to do good work. I ate
prepared to French Dry Olean Ladies
Suits, Gent'§ Suits and all kinds
of woolen clothing including Sweat-
ers, etc. All orders promptly at-
tended to. Rooms .over Johnson's
jewelory Store, -Wm. J. Jago. -58
FARM FOR SALE. - 100 -ACRE
farm for sale, 21.4. miles north of
Clinton on the Gravel Road,, Hul-
lett township. • On the- premises are
a bank barn 50x00 with stone stab-
ling underneath and 1t, 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. -62.
HOUSE FOR SALE -GOOD FRAME
hoarse with stone cellar, 5 bed-
rooms, one downstairs, double par-
lor, dining room, kitchen, pantry,
woodshed, Hard and soft water.
Good garden, double lot, fruit
trees and small fruits, stable and
henhouse: Apply on premises, west
end Huron street. -C. E, Jervis.
• -87
CREAM WANTED. DAIRYMEN
having oream to loll' write to us
for cans. We supply two cans free.
Pay all express charges and issue
Cheques twice] each month, cheques
payable at par. We'payn the high-
est market prices consistent with
ea honest test. 'testing done by a
competent man. Eaoh can careful-
ly weighed, sampled and tested on
arrival and .statement returned.
Those in thevicinity of ICinburn
may leave their cream with Mr.
Hall who will deliver 113 here.
Write for cans 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 -The Sealortlr Cream-
ery., Box 486, Seaforth, int.
We have another car ofr
choiice' western
OATS
and also a car of cement.
JOHN HUTTON
J_� ,
Londesboro
Auto Li,ve:l',y ..., Phone 80
CltlltOROEarago
J. H. Raman, Prop.
A It'U.I.L LINE Q ]'
BICYCLE$ (New and second
hand), DOMINION NOBBY
`PR,L+",A.D TITLES, ACCESS
ARIES.
OPEN ALL NIGHT
C!ill!OIIF!OIIF Mill
North Star, Maple
Leaf, or Snow Flake
FLOUR
Just received a car of
WESTERN ,OATS
will sell at 75c
Middlings and
Low Grade Flour
A Share of the Public
Patronage Solicited
John Schoenhals
Phone 8. Clinton, Ont.
Watch Sale !
FOR TWO :WEEKS ONLY
is your time to buy
O 'v •W a' good , reliable
watch and save money. For
two weeks only. I will put
on sale every, watch ha the store at
greatly reduesil prices, As rap stock
is largo and includes everything'from
an Ingersoll to the highest, grade
Waltham -stop watches, .alarm wat-
ches, etc -o-you will be certain to
find just what you want, Now is
your opportunity to buy a good
watch and save dollars.
HONSOLAS
Having taken over the agency
for the tPhonola, tie best and cheap-
est all Canadian machines on the
market, those thinking of buying
would do well to call and hear the
Phonola before purchasing elsewhere.
Needlesand records always on hand.
Call or write for further information.
I shall esteem the privilege of giving
you a free 'demonstration.
Spectacles of all kinds always on
hand, Eyes tested free, and satisfac-
tion guaranteed,
Johnson's Jewelry
Store
(Next to Hovey's Drug Store)
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
Does Your Appetite
Need Coaxing
AS this is the tune of year we
desire something in the line
relish to helA g our aloe
of x
appetite during the'busy seas-
on of housecleaning ; and deeding
tine, a glance at our windaw and
you will see' a lino of relishes that
will soon create' an ,appetite c
Sweet pickles
Mixed pickles .
Olives
Tomato soup
Tomato chutney
Tomato chili sauce
Ecorse radish, etc,
0
PINEAPPLES
Leave yotir` order for your
supply of this healthful,
juicy, luscious, fruit with tis.
Trym, our Green Tea 250 _per lb.
Highest Prices for Butter and l5ggs.
Johnson Sc. Co.
The Store of Quality.
PHONE 111,
Phone orders promptly cared ,for,
D. W, HAMILTON
Agent ter Gabriel' and Olinton.
D 2)1'.AVAL4
()retro Separa
tors
IDEAL Green -
feed Silos
ALPHA. De '
Saval i
UPERl0lIngines
111
Litter'Oareioes
Stir Is and
Stauntions -.
Wetei' Bowls
Newcombe
Pianos
Ed lsoii
Am.bevola
Gramophones
Large stock oe
Ed1son Records
MADE IN CAI,JADA, on hand
Always -Home Saturdays
for Repairing
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T. HAMILTO
PEIONE 207
Huron St.,' Clinton
SIRLS , 11
TED!
'0.0
WE CAN GIVE
EMPLOYMENT
TO'Al
FEW MORE KNIT-
, TERS, ETC. APPLY
AT ONCE, '
Clinton Knitting Co,
LIMITED.
Give the Hen a Chance
to -
Increase Production
Breed, Feed and Weed
o o0o Now that iihe 00,
o breeding season is o
o over is the time o
o to sell the roost- o . ,
o ers and thus make o
O 0000 saving .in feed, 0 0 0 0
1000,Broilers Wanted and'
300 Ducklings per week
O o o o also a large quan- 0 0 0 0
o tits of fat hens at o
o top prices.
o Call us up for es
b prices before you o
o c c o sell elsewhere. , a o o e
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
The Up-to-date Firm
Phone 190. CLINTON
THE COHNEH .STORE
Live and Let Live
Sugar i
JUST RECEIVED' 'Pi LARGE
SHIPMENT OF SUGAR. SPECIAL
PRICE' FOR THIS, WEEK, CALL
AND GET PRICES, BEFORE BUY-
ING, 4_
,SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY 1.
Strawberries
Pineapples
Oranges
Lemons
Bananas
Lettuce
Green Onions
Tomatoes
Cucumbers
Radishes
and Water Melons,
E. E. HUNNIFORD
Highest market price for Butter
and Eggs.
SOLDIERS ASK POl2, IT,:
CHILDREN CRY l Ilx
I'0 i,
EVERYBODY 'Alms 1'P,,
au
O'NEIL'S
1RAWBERRY
and
RAS,P`1311R1'IY
..JAM
15
20
and 25 Cents,
We advise canning Pineap-
ples this week,
O., You
,..glow What This
:Label Means 2' `
It Pays to Feed •
good food to your horse or other
live stock, Pays in better condition
or in- greater production, We carry,
the best feed we earl obtain. In
spite of that fact you'll not find our
prices any higher than yeti now pay.
W. Jenkins & Son.
FLOUR AND FEED,
Phone 199,; Highest prices paid for
Braili and Wool, Elevator,
Rtisidefuco phone 0-142,
It is your assurance of
perfect satisfaction in all
your concrete work, In-
sist on getting Canada
Cement,
If you are doing any
building or repairing in
wood remember we have
what' 3aou. want,' including
dressed flooring, and sid-
ing, McNair shingles, B.
C. Fir ,and Cedar products
and Canada fibre board.
Do not delay in placing
your order with us' for
your supply of coal. De-
livery
o-livery will again be made
to Bayfield at $1:00 per
ton, to Varna and ICippeaz
at 50c per ton, and to our
own town customers ab
26e per ton. This scarce-
ly covers the expense this
rear but we aro bound to
have your business.
John. B. Mustard
BRUCEFIELD
Cream Wanted
Highest price paid for cream,
which will be taken in every,
WEDNESDAY morning
and weighed, tested and paid ion
while you wait.
Also all kinds of live fowl wait -
ted. Fowl received Wednesdays
morning each week, •
T. is. MASON,
i ! General Merchant, `l
SUMMERHILL, 2 ' 1
Leay.e Your Order Early
• for
Eavetroughing,
Heating of Plumbing
you're going to have done
this year
PRICES ARE
ADVANCING FAST
THOS. HAWKINS.
Agent for Meta Furnaces
Shop over Rowland's ' Hardware, 11
PHONE 53,
The Big Are
Screen Doors complete with
hinges, hook and spring,
panelled and grained at.,,.;,,,$1,65 ,
Screen Doors ready for hang-
ing, a nice catchy door,
painted, grained, varnished,,, 2,15
Screen Doors complete, beau-
tifully panelled, painted,
grained and double var-
nislied, a beauty 2.50
Screen Windows, extend 44 it, :.85
Screen Windows, extend' 36 in,,,Z 1.83
Sugar Beet Hoes, Gold Medal,
the best made .00
Turnip Hoes, Gold Modal .60
Garden 1-loes .60
Perrin's Biscuits aro crisp and
tasty, nothing better made
get a package ,lit •
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-- SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY --
The balance of our turnip seed
Will be cleared at 45 And .50
1 lb. Cheese for _ ,29
1 pair Children's oxfords .86
1 1h, Berger's Paris Green .60
.s
J. 0. L01111SberY
LONDI SBORO
T1IE BIG STORE WITH LITTLEI
PRICES.•