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'TIM; , Ridgetowe ` Domilsion has
•lihanged hands, Mr; 1', I1, I3owy.er
selling out to Mr. E. V. 13ineIlam..
• %i.r, Bowyer has been at the ' holm
:since the establishment of the paper
:lu 1880 and has- proved himself to he
,an able newspaper man,
Commencing on Monda}t last,
;Thanksgiving 'Da'y, the bells of St.
:James' Cathedral, Termite, chime
out at noon the National 'Anthem.
:and the tune .of eonme well-known
hymn I such as "0 God Our 1-fe1p 9n.
Ages Past," and It is hoped that
•as the sound reaches the?ears of the
'People they will be inclined to lift
'thei'r Hearts .n prayer for the Allies
and for the Canadians who aro at
the front. The rector says that
this practise will be continued . until
'the end of the war,
Few: subjects axe of sueli vital in-
terest at present as the Military
S'errice Act -and its application,
'There seems to be in some quarters a
sort of a feeling that to apppy for
exempt* would brand a youngman
as a slacker. This
a is a t z entirely
-wrong. impression. This is the
method by which selections are to be
made and_ any young man who coir
:siders h just has cause for exemp-
tion. should not hesitate about mak-
:Mg such -application. Selections, will
'b0 made with a view to the good of
the country, and every young man in
Class 1 will be in the service of his
•country, those who are selected• to
.stay even as those who are selected
to go. There diced be no fear but
-that each case will receive careful
.and ;just consideration, The men
-serving on these boards ,should, and
no doubt do, realize that they are
'aierilorming,an important patriotic
'duty. That at least can be said of
the members of the exemption, board
.at this centre. Application for ex-
•omption may be spade on 'any one of
the following grounds
(1) Importance of continuing
em-
•ploymeet in habitual occupation,
(2) Importance of continuing em-
ployment for which applicant for ex-
•emption is specially 'qualified.
(3) Importance of continuing ed-
ucation or training.
(4) Serious hardship owing to ex-
•oeptional financial obligations.
(5) Serious hardship owing -to ex-
•ceptional business obligations.
(6) Serious hardship owing to ex-
•optional domestic position.
(7) Ill health or infirsnitp,
(8) Adherence to religious denom-
ination of which the articles forbid
•combatant service."
spiv Well -Expanded Lungs Not
Enough
Pure blood is indispensable to the
health and strength of tee lungs.
`The delicate structure of these or-
gans makes. it necessary, When the
blood is impure the lungs -lose their
is tone, and even if .they are. permitted
to expand freely, they: have not the
power fully to i perform their impor-
tant work. The fact is, there is
nothing more necessary in our phys-
ical economy than pure blood—the
kind- of :cod that hood's Sarsapar-
illa makes. This medicine is the
good old reliable family remedy for
diseases of the blood, scrofula, rheu-
matism, catarrh, and low or run-
down conditions of the system. At
this time, when coughs and colds are
-so prevalent, Flood's Sarsaparilla is
an invaluable tonic. Get it today,
and begin to,take it at once. Accept
'210 substitute.
Kippen
Mrs, Frank Taylor of Adair, Melt,
spent a w0018 with her huebgtnd's par
eats, Mr• and Mrs. Geo, Taylor. Sib
was aecolilpSniod by her younges
dkoghter, They left on Thursday o
last week to visit frlosule at Bruce
field,
Tho Mothodistallioro are bevies a
series of apeolal meetings every ev-
ening for some length:tof time, Rev,
J, F, Knight of Ilensai! is assisting
the paster', this week,`•• We lope en -
dor God's blessing it' inay bo the
means of snuck spiritual good being
done i11 the community,
Kippen has had its usual quota of
visitors during the Thanksgiving
season, Antong others we night
mention Mr, Fane Mrs. Wm, Winder
or Whulsor, who has been visiting the
lady's mother, Mrs, Johns, Henderson,
and other relatives, Mr, and Mrs,
Fred Taylo, and child. of London,
who are visiting with the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Tailor ;
1Viisses Pearl and Ruby+ McKay and
Kpte McDonald' of London with Mr.
Janet's family and other friends,
and .Mr, Norman Thomas of Kent
County at the home of Mr. Thomas
Mellis
and family.
Annie rear r services o se zees ar
e to
3 .he
conducted at Hillsgreen church next
Sunday, consequently;, as on past
cc si ns
o a o theca wtil
be no sersloes
in. the Presbyterian ohureh"in Kippen
-the two congregations will worship
together on thatadate,
Now that the fall fairs are al out
over the; farmers will be turuuag
their attention to the bean harvest.
We trust the weat"her,'will get wards
to assist the beans in ripening.
The Patriotic Society held their
annual meeting on Wednesday of this
week.
There died at 1;lmville,, Usborne
w
to � nshi on, c • 4 h -
O t, t anold reel
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'dentf the toWnshiP f Stanley
o in
the person of Mr. John Jones. Mr.
Jones suffered a • paralytic stroke
about a year ago and it was a sec-
ond attack alongwith his
advanced
years that hastened his death. Mr.
Jones was eiglity-six years of age
and helbre coming to Stanley ha'd
lived in the neighborhood of Belle-
ville. FIe had made his home, for
the past three ,years, with his adopt-
ed-daughter,
dopt-ed daughter, Mrs, Flenry.J'ohns, Elim -
vide. Prior be that ho lived on his -
own farm on the third concession of
Stanley and o t'
a y n addona f, he finest.
farms in the, township rano ' a, most
attractive home, now occupied by
his grandson, Mr, Norman Jones.
The deceased was greatly beloved •by
ilhe large circle or friends who • had
the pleasure of his acquaintance and
we. will not soon forget his- kindly
manner and hearty handshake. Tltc
retrains were-' brought to- Kippen
Methodist church, •on Saturday after-
noon last, where the dectaased had
worshipped for so , many years, and
was -a member of;the official board.
Being . a man of sound judgment and
of good business abilftp his advice
was much sought after. Rev. Jolie
Hart of Brucdf}eld`coltducted the ser-
vices at the church and at the grave.
In his remarks be made mention of
the fact that lie had been acquainted
fsvith the decehsed for the past thirty
years, three of which he was his pas-
tor at Kippen, and he spoke of Itis
high regard tot his late brother),
both' as a man and a Christian and
urged on the young sten present to
step in and flit the places In the
activities of the Church left vacant
bji the departure of those who had
been called away. TIe was burled
fn Baird's cemetery. I•Iis wife pre-
deceased hits about twelve years ago.
He is survived by four sons and an
adopted daughter already mentioned.
Clinton News -Record
,
Mrs, 1 tr add her daughter, Fiore
T
- elioe, have returned from the Wegt,
e 'where 'they Omit the summer slid
t repert a pleasant time,
f 11i'r. J. E. Iiaraaveil Inas purchased
tllo Ward firm west of the vi
,fconl Kr, ligwnsesld for the liths
Si4,400,
The M'aAsh lzoznestead. east of
• vl turat
11 b on the Bmt)^IIe1d� Rcani
Varna.
village
Of
the
l
has
been sold to Mr, Nelson Keys for
the suis of $0,300.
I Mr. C, Ward la busy these days
building a garage.
Mr. T. Dennison is sintering with
a sprained ankle as the result of an
accident while assisting Mr. A. Aus-
tin, the new mail carrier, to bitch
lei itis colt,
Marriages
DALE-DUNLOP—In I•Iullett Tp., on
Sept. 26th, Maude,Louisa,
daughter of 1VIr. Hugh Dnlop, to
Orville Reginald Dale,
BRANDON—BARRETT—At Wingiiam
on October 2nd, Thomas Brandon
to Mae Barrett, daughter ,of Mr,
and1
Mrs. Tires. t Barco
t otic
of
h
,
Wingham.
OKE HICK—At Chestnut Farm,
Goderioli township, on Oct, 3rd,
Clarice Irene, daughter of Mr.
aad
Mrs, W. P. Hick, to Albert
R. Oke, of Toronto.
MncALLISTER — DePEIYDRY - Qn
Sept. 27th, at Detroit, Mich.,
Blanche, Leonie, youngest daugh-
ter of Mrs. Margaret de Peudry
of Goderieh, to Wm, N. MacAl-
lister of Detroit.
MILLION—BEGLEY—On Oct. 3rd,
Martha Melinda, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, ,Thos. Bosley of Goder-
iah, to Mr. Edwin W. B. Million,
of Goderich,
Births
MORRISON—In Hullott, on Oot.
1 7th, to Mr. and Mrs, William
Morrison,, a' daughter.
0 EI Y— k
R LL In Tuo ersmith on Sept.
t
3rd, to Mr. and Mrs. 'Albert
O'Reilly, a, daughter.
Deaths
TAYLOR—In Stanley township, on
Oct, 6th, Jane Smillie, wife of
Mr. Wm. Taylor, aged 56 years.
YATES=In Colborne township, on
September 20th, Mary "ifircOaslin,
widow of the late Stephen Yates,
• aged 87 years.. and 11 months.
GUNDRY—In Goderich, on October
3rd, Christena McKellar, widow
of the late Edwin Gundry, in her
83rd year.
HORSE FOR SALE.—GOOD FARM
work horse for sale,—Apply M. G.
Ransford, —10
AUCTION SALE -0F HOUSEHOLD
effects will be,heId at the residence
of the late Mrs. R. Miller, Queen
street, on, Saturday, Oct. 13th, at
1.30. 10-1
FOR SALE—GOOD FRAME HOUSE
on Station street, in) hest of re-
pair, good cellar, hard and soft wat-
er and all modern conveniences.
Best :of location.—Apply to W. G.
Pickett. —10
HOUSE TO LET—THE Ri1NSFORD
cottage on Huron street is offered
for rent. All modern conveniences.
Hot water heating, Furnace fuel
can be purchased from late tenant.
—Apply to W. Brydone,, 10-2
FOR SALE—MRS. BRISTOWE'S
property on Frederick street. For
particulars apply to W. Brydoete,
Clinton. 08-4
Fay Will Be 'Mt Same
Men selected under the Military Service Ad will receive the same pay as
those now on active service receive. Pay will Start from the time a man reports
for duty. Money from the Patriotic Fund and Sepal,.
ation Allowance will also be available for selected men.
Canadian soldiers are well paid. The fact that
wages in Canada are generally higher than those paid
in Europe is recognized in the system of remuneration
for men on active service. Clothing and
all equipment in addition to food is also
supplied to the Canadian soldier, leaving
him with no expense except personal
incidentals.
The rate of pay for men in the
Canadian Expeditionary Force, other
than commissioned officers, is as follows:
Field
Pay Allowance
Warrant Officers .82.00 30 cts,
Regimental Sergt.•Maior, if not a
Warrant Officer . 1,85 20 '
Quarterma.terSergeanta , 1,80 20 '
Orderly Room Clerks 1.50 20 '
Orderly Room Sergeants . • 1,50 20 "
Pay Sergeants 1,50. 20 "
Squid., Batt., or Co, Scrgt•Malor , 1.60. 20 "
Colour•Sergeant or Sta6•Sergeant. 1.60 20 "
Squad., Batt., or Co. Q.M.S. • 1.50 20 "
Sergoante . . . , 1.35 15 "
Lance•Sargernts . 1.16 15 "
Corporals 1.10 10 "
Lance•Corporals . 1.05 10 "
Bombardiers, or Second Corporal . 1,05 10 "
Trumpeters,Buglers, and Drummer 1.00 10 "
Privates, Gunners. Drivers . . 1,00 10 "
Sappers, Batmen, eta. 1.60 10 "
As in the case of those already gone overseas, Separation Allowances 'will
be available for those dependent for livelihood upon seledted men. The
Separation Allowance is $20.00 per month for the rank and file, $25.00 for
sergeants and Staff -sergeants and $30.00 for warrant officers. The experience is
that many men can afford to assign half their pay to dependents, in addition.
staftten-
A considerable number of men who have enlisted in the Canadian forces
have found themselves better off under the army rate of pay, which is granted in
addition to board, lodging, clothing! equipment, transportation, eta., than they
were while in civilian positrons, Their wants are provided for, and they receive a
steady addition to the bank account each month.
hated by
The Mflittlry Service Connell.
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11OLM'LtVILLE CLIMES'S AND
Butter MSuufaeturing Company,:—
Notice to Creditors end Claimants
—'Phe winding up of this Compastyl
having been voluntarily decided alp-
on by resolution of the sllarellold-
ors for that purpose duly epnvoned,
notice is hereby given by and on
behalf of the directors that all
persons having claims against the
Oompanp as eretiitors or claiming
to be entitled to patleipate ilzthe
distribution of the assets of the
Company are :hereby required to
deliver to George 1'. Could, 'Sec-
retary -Treasurer of the Company,
a ittll statement of their elaime
with the particulars thereof, And
notice is farther given that on or
after the twentieth day or October,
1017, the directors of the said
Company' will proceed to distribute
tiie assets of the Company amongst
the persons entitled ,thereto, hav-
ing regard only to those claims of
which they shall then have notice.
Dated this 20th day of September,
1017.—George 1'. Gould, Sec --
rotary -Treasurer ; W. Brydone, Sol-
icitor for the Directors. ' 09.-3.
LIBERAL CONSERVATIVE C0N-
vention at Clinton. --The Liberal -
Conservative
era i
-
b 1
Conservative Association of South
Hnron as constituted, ted forDominion
purposes will hold an open conven-
tion, in the town hall, Clinton, on
Monday, October 15th, at one
o'clock in the afternoon, for the
purpose of selecting a candidate for
the House. of Commons, for the
election of officers, and the transac-
tion of general business. Mr, 1VIor-
phy, North Perth', Mr. Merner, M,
' P., and Mr. Eilber, M.P.P., will
address the sleeting. The execu-
tive will meet at 10.30. Bp order
of Executive,—H, Horton, Presi-
dent; R. N. Creeeli, Secretary 00-h
FARM FOR SALE—CONTAINING
5v
r
la cod ecce f loam o g o y to m suitable
for agriculture or grass, being lot
77, Maitland Con., Goderich town-
ship.
ownship. Five acres of choice hard-
wood bush ; never -failing spring
creek running through. All under
grass at present, Possession can
be given at once. Apply to Wm.
Bedour, R. R. No, 2, Clinton,
Phone 12 on 142, - —08
WANTED -AN ENGINEER FOR
the Clinton Flour Mill. Apply at
once to J, Scboenhals, Box 08.
Clinton. —08
FOR RENT — DES'.IRA3LE
property on Albert street, Clinton,
comprising residence and entail
front shop. There is also a barn
and large garden in conn,tion.
Will be sold cheap or will rent at
$5,00 per month. Apply to D.
Cooly, Brussels, or Wm. i•;iliott',
Clinton, —07
FOR SALE.—A GOOD 4 -YEAR-OLD
Driver, broke single or double.—
App1p at. Graham House. ' 08-1
COT'rAGE FOR • SALE . OR TO
Rent—On Cutler street, Clinton,
cottage containing 7;rooms, good
cellar, situation central; .For par-
ticulars apply to C.11. ' Ilale or
Mrs, Butler, Clinton. . —06
WANTED.—ROOMERS OR BOARD-
ers. Comfortable rooms and board
if desired.—Mrs. Mogridge, Ontario
street. —06
FOR SALE OR T0: RENT. -1
storey house on Huron street ; six
rooms, waterworks, large garden.—
Apply John Snyder, Huron St, -02
FOR SALE OR RENT—NICE, COM-
fortable, brick house on Raglan
street, townwater and , electric
light, two acres of land and or-
chard, also stable. All in good re-
pair.—Apply D. Cantelon. —92
YOUR CLOTFIES 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 1114105
Suits, Gent's Suits and ail kinds
of Woolen clothing including Sweat-
ers, etc. All orders promptly at-
tended to. Rooms over Johnson's
jewelry Store.—Wm. J, Jago. —00
Do you know what this label
means ?
It is your assurance of perfect
satisfaction in all your concrete
work. Insist on getting Canada
Cement,
,We also have all kinds of Dressed
Lumber and McNair Brand Shingles,
so if you are figuring on any new
buildings or repairing, let us help
yon plan your work. Our services
are free.
J. B. MUSTARD
13RUCEFIELD.
WE WANT NOW
A Reliable Agent in Huron county
to sell Pelham's Peerless Fruit and
Ornamental trees during fall acid
winter months, Good pay, exclusive
territory, free selling equipment.,
Over. 000 acres of the cholctst
nursery stock, including now varieties
controlled by us, Handsome up-to-
date selling cquipmoltt and a splen-
did Canadian -grown stock to offer
customers, We are not jobbers.
Write now for agency terms to
PT LHA1'4 NURSERY, CO.
Toronto, Ont.
5b,13,.....Catalogtle sent on request to
• applicants for agcneies r plirellasers
of nursery stook,
FARM FUR ,SALE--i.OT 38 LON-
eon Road ,Survey, Tneltereettth,
oontainiug ono huiwlrud,otos,
with good buildings; Por, partiv-
Mars apply to G.epri;e Watts, 1;, lt,
No. 1, 13ruocilcld, iPilone ,d 011
107, —07
FARM P011 SA,L1a,—LOT 25 ,I MR
-
en 11oad, Teelccrienith, . containing
98 acres, with buildings, ever Par-
tieulars apply to R. W. Gibbings,
R. R. No. 4, Clinton, '-07
PARD FOR SALE. — 100-AC1ir.
farm for sale, 21• miles north of
•dlinton on the Gravel Road, Hal-
lett township. On the premises are
a bank barn 60x00 with stone stab-
ling underneath and 1s• storey 8 -
roomed frame house with good col-
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, _Q2.
LIVE POULTRY
ViIANTEO
every week. Highest market price
paid.
W. MARQUIS
Phone 14-111 R. R. No. 1
ThriIiy Ties 1
This week we are endeavoring to
displayin windows our w a line of
nourishing foods that are of great
food value and is what is called
"Thrifty Window," and its purpose
.is to conserve otner lines that are
needed to win this great war, and
also help to feed our boys- at the
front. We give a partiallist of
goods displayed :
CORN MEAL
OAT MEAL
GRAHAM FLOUR
RICE
TAPIOCA
INSTANT TAPIOCA
SAGO
POT BARLEY
CORN FLAKES
GRAPE NUTS
ETC.
Are you looking for something to
make. pies ? If so, we have some
nice cooking apples. As you know
they are rather scarce, our supplies
are limited,
FIIGHEST PRICES FOR PRODUCE
Johnson & Co.
The Store of Quality.
Phone orders promptly cared for.
PHONE 111.•
GLASSES!
There is no remedy except 'glasses
for errors or refraction of the eye,
Do not delay. in ,getting the proper
glasses; Misty vision comes with
advancing years, but can be cleared
tvith properly fitted glasses, Spec-
tacles are our specialty. Wel test
free and guarantee satisfaction. Our
guarantee means something—we are
not here today and away tomorrow.
You know just where to find us. No
guess work. Accurate scientific meas-
urements and tests.
Now that the long • evenings are
here come in and get a Phonola and
enjoy the grand opera and the band.
FIave your own entertainer and keep
the family entertained at home as
well as enjoying it yourself. This is
an all Canadian machine, the best on
the market for the money. Records
and needles always on hand. The
price is lower than any other as we
do not have ,any ditty to pay. Drop
iu and hear it and be convinced.
If there is a watch or Block in
your house that refuses to go bring
It in the first time you are coming
to town,. A few minutes time or a
few cents cost may make it as good
as new, and you wont have to wait
weeks on it as pots will Ilnd it readli
when promised.
R. H. JOHNSON
(Next to Hovey's Drug Store)
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
Agent for Phonolas.
Clinton Carriage Shop
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ENGIDIES
hoomatosimaitsierwomif vimposl
1), W, HAM!. CON
Agent for Goderich end GllsOon.
DJ11 Tot.V' ,7.
Cream Septra..
tors
IDEAL Green,
lead Silos
ALPHA De
Laval ;Engine,
SUPERIOR
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terle
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Ol rs
Stalls and
been tions
Water Bowie
Neweem be
Pianos
Edison
A mberola
Gramophones
Large stock o1'
Edison Records
MADE IN CANADA on hand •
Always Home Saturdays
for Repairing
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PHONE 207
Huron St., Clinton
siA�s INANTED!
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WE —CAN GIVE
EMPLOYMENT TO Al
FEW MORE I{NIT-
TERS, ETC. APPLY
AT ONCE,
Clinton Knitting Co.
LIMITED.
AutoLivery
ver
Phone 80
Clinton Gauge
J. H. Paxman, Prop.
A McLaughlin 5 passenger
car for sale, also a Studebaker
7 passenger. Both are in
first-class condition.
Come here to have your car
overhauled and put in winter
storage.
A FULL LINE OF
BICYCLES (New and second
hand), DOMINION NOBBY
TREAD TIRES, ACCESS-
ORIES.
OPEN ALL NIGHT
THE CORNER STORE
fr
Live and Let Live -
The
Thanksgiving
Dessert
, How all eyes brighten when
they see grandma's mince pie. It
is a tempting sight, giving to
the home -coming an appetlziug
reminder 01 past Thanksgiving
feasts.
C'RISC'O
For frying—•for shorting—for cake -
snaking,
Use Cisco for shorting if
you wish the lightest, most dei;
iefous pastry you ever ate. Cris-
co is an all -vegetable product,
having neither odor nor taste. It
is the cream of edible oil, pure
and delicate and gives only rich-.
/less to foods.
Heine grown peaches are at
their hest now, Call and leave
your order.
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E. E. IUNNIF®RD
Mogul Gasoline Engines from 1 to
25 h,p,
McCORMICK MACHINERY
Mowers — Binders — Rakes
Hay Loaders — Side-cleltvery Rakes
Bean Cultivators — Sculilers
Oliver Plows — Peerless Gates, •
McLaughlin and Boyne Buggies
and Carriages
Some good second-hand buggies for
sale cheap.
' Buggy titres channeled and
re-rubherod.
All kinds of hard and soft oils,
greases, etc., kept in stock.
'reps and side curtains of all kinds
repaired
All work neatly and promptly done.
WILSON ELLIOTT
Phone 73 , - Huron street
It Pays to Feed
good feed to your horse or other
live stock, Pays in better condition
or In greater production. We earry
the best feed we can obtain. In
spite of that fact you'll not find our
511000 any higher than you now pay.
W. Jenkins & Son.
FLOUR AND FEED.
Phone 199, Highest prices paid for
Grain and Wool. llevatoli+
Residence phone 4-1404
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CHOLE
WHEAT
FLOUR
FOR SALE AT
atammumeramemma
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W. T. Mil
The ti ub Grocery
CREAM WANTED. — DAIRYMEN
having cream to sell write to us
for cans. We supply two cans free.
Fay all express charges and issue
cheques twice each month, cheques
payable at par. We pay the high-
est market prices consistent with
an hones
t testTesting ng done
h
Ya
competent man. Each can careful -
le weighed, sampled and tested -sots
arrival and statement returned.
Those iu the vicinity of Kinburn
may leave their cream with Mr.
Hall whoill l3
w deliver it here.
Write for cans and give us a trials
Patrons in the vicinity of Varna
may deliver theircream to Beatty
Bros. Store and it will be taken
care of there—The Seaforth Cream-
ery., Box 488, Seaforth, Ont. —00
Poultry
Wanted
Our Feeding Plant' lies
opened for the season,
and from now on we
will be in the market
for all the poultry,
that you have for
sale.
Poultry will be taken
iv every Wednesday
morning at Holmesville
and every day at Clin-
ton,
Special prices will Ile
paid for properly fin-
ished milk -fed chickens
over 5 lbs, each.:
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
CLINTON
N. W. Trewartha, Phone 190
Manager or Hoiniesville 4 on 142
Leave Your Order . Early
for
Eavetroughing,
Heating or Plumbing
you're going to have done
this year
PRiCECS ARE
ADVANCING FAST
—a ,
THOS. HAWKINS.
Agent for Hecla Furnaces
Shipp over Rowland's Hardware.
PHONE 50,
The Big Store
Men's all wool Sweater Coats
in grey ails cardinal,, solid
colors $5.00
MVI0n's heavy wool sweater coats
in. oxford and purple 4,25
Men's dine wool sweater, ,coats
in navy, solid colors 4.25
Ladies' sweater coats, Ane wool
in, cardinal only 4.00
Same as above but ver heavy, 5.00
Ladles' all wool sweater coats
in navy only 3.50
Also in ,navy but extra heavy, 5.00
All these sweaters ate right from
the mill and aro splendid
valtles.
SPJICIAL FOR SATURDAY'S
Children's all. wool sweaters,
size 24, worth $1.25 for .75
Bays' all wood sweaters, sizes
28 to 82, worth $2.50 for.,. 1.50
J. O. Lounsbery
LONDESBOflO
TIM BII,! STORE WITH UP'I'ti
(75101118. ,l