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This is sago advice fol; .everybody
to' follow ; "Take thti Paseiou " out
war yoUr lart iin
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<txOia 1 sant ti
The .only faint &)lata lieQlrle seem, to
see in the Woe, Government is Haat
Sir Robert Borden Is the head of it.
They fail to realize tbet without its
lead there would b
o 1v
U '
on
Gov-
ierrment.
The Toronto Star thinks now that
U ,• been form-
ed
Government lay
nt 1
ed ail party bickering, should be itis&
.continued -that is oil the Tory side -
and especially that no one should
•say a word In disparagement of Sir.
Wilfrid Laurie;, Wouldn't The Star
be seating a good example, arid
znple has always proved to be ,more
t
,etYoctive than Precept, if it would
take bask some of the entree and
'unnecessarily harsh things it (las
said about Sir Robert Bordon,
Clear Cirit from
Gloriousis Old
Townsend told The Reformer yes
terday that he wished to
heaven •it
'wouldrain "Stop My Paper u post-
sards in
The Globe olice
for forty
days and forty sights, If The Globe
had only its editorial columns -to
keep it in favor of its readers these
,days, it is to be feared it would
strike hard bines."--Simcoo Reform-
•er.
This seems to be a matter of in=
alivitlual taste, The Globe. editorials
►sIL 1atelyr have struck The News -Record
as being particularlyi sensible and
patriotic.
Anybody with a sense of'humor ,aud
.a fairly good memory must often „be
amused on reading the flattering ed-
itorial references to the actions of.
the United State's since their entry
'into the wax and comparing them
with the sarcastic scoldings` which
were constantly being handed out
previous to that event. This is par-
' tiel(ax1y
true ue with regard.ari. to
Press-
-dent
Wilson. . Wonder if lie ever saw
any of triose sarcastic editorials and
'if he sees the flattering ones in which
:most or the newspapers indulge now
and, if they help amuse bim a bit in
'times of relaxation. They certainly
would, amuse him -ie he saw them,.
Most people can be easilyt moved to
indignation by stories or graft, prof-
iteering, etc,. 'There is no particular
need" of proof, all that is needed is
tor someone to start a story `ot graft
or profiteering against a d-ompany or
a man, and there is a general shout
I'. of indignation.
Graft, of which we have had a
" good 'deal, and. profiteering, of which
• -there has probably also been much,
are not to be defended and we have
rid intention of offering one word in.
their defence. But before waxing.too
eloquent over=such wrongs it would
'.be well for everybody to make sure
that their own skirts are clear.
{ The man who charges an. exorbi-
tant price for anything he (las to sell
just because the demand is great is
a profiteer, no matter whether the
excess profit amounts to seventy-five
cents or to seventy-five dollars or
ten times that much. The amount
,of money involved has nothing to do
with the principle of the thing.
Every commodity going, to 'make up
the necessaries of life has• gone up in
price during the past few years and
especially during the past year or
two.
In many cases i
t is
easy
to
• see How this comps about. The nec-
essaries cannot bo' produced at the
•same price they could be a few years
ago. Every intelligent person recog-
nizes.this and where the raise in
•
•
price is a legitimate ono nobotikv oil•.
jeeps, But naost dieuljle. do 4b1eut •
when a coliserdity ,i`t advanced; just.
because iti,Paid • Int.
b .bad,
9ioti?�jartes,' there 18 a gneral.
outcry jttst now;' not only ill Erupted
c it •!
the techs sinal a the
t in 'Ll a a t
but 1
k a •
high pileus asked for woof.(.. Clo i for
a
robtains
some reason' is very hard', to bta n,
This isnot tlrc Mutt or theIdeal
dealers, 'oalnptl eet
011011;ll to supply their eltstoanors. In
lack of 'coals.
ett` � this .Cf 4x for.,
`..13 0 l l C e of 1 1
f.ol,
q
people must have fuel withwint
ot •
ooaariiag on, there has . bepii created a,.
'demand for wood and the • price , of
that commodity) liar gone . tip • by
t l •i it le
leaps and hounds unalm est
1)rohibitiVe,
No reasonable person would expect
that wed could bo cut, hauled to
tov7n and sold as cheaply as when
men could be hired for a dollar or
dollar and a quarter: a day., But
surely it could be produced for less
than twenty-four dollars a cord, If
it cannot, then the public ought to
have proof of the fact,
• We are remind -ed here of a woman
k h e
whom we now. WhOm we are i miee
d
proud to know, wiio this summer,
wlien small fruit was scarce and high,
sold her entire crop
ata
much less
price than the marketlket afforded. "I
,
oottltitl t charge sucli a price, she
said, when told that, she could com-
mand a -liiglrer price, "I,oharged no
more than I thought I'd like to pay
Money myself if I were buying. woald •
be no use to me if I thought I had-
n't come by it honestly and . Zt.
wouldn't be honest ,of me, to' Charge
more than a thing,ie. worth.",
11 sucli a .spirit dominated . the
world today its would be a moth slop-
pier place to live in than it is and
after all itis just the, application of
the Golden' Rule. •
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• Marriages
DEVEREAUX=KELLY=At Birth.,"
, on Oct. L7th, Nellie Loretta,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Kelly, to William' James Dever-
eaux of Tuckerstnitli.
Births
h
'DUNFGRD-In Goderich'hospital, on.
tint: 23rd, to Mr. and Mrs. Jam-.
es Dunford of Clinton, a son.
BARTLIFF-In Clinton, on October
18th, to Mr, and Mrs. Ilorry
Bartliff, a son.
LANSKAIL In Regina, Sask., on
Oct. 23rd,' to • Mr. and Mrs, Ci. J.
A.: Lanskail (formerly Miss Kate
Ross of Clinton), a son.
Deaths
NAPTEL-In God'erioh, on Oct. 15th,
Daniel Jaynes Naftel, aged 70
years and 7 months.
L'EPPINGTON-In loving memory of
William Leppington, who •died Cu
,Oct. 31st, 1916. -Wife and Fam-
ily. -•
Brucefield.
The .Rev. 'Hall Woods, wiio . resign-
ed the pastorate of the Presbyterian
church here and who is retiring from
the- ministerp, will take up, his resi-
dence at Petrolea where he has boltght
a property. On the•eve of their de-
parture from Beucefteld the members
and, adherents of the. church presented
'him with an address and a purse of
one hundred dollars. At the closing
meeting of the... Mission Band Misses
Shirley and Florence Wood* were
.presented with a handkerchief shower
and the latter with a life, membership
in the Society,
Mr, Earl Kaiser has returned home
from a short visit to Detroit,
Miss :'Vice Rattenbury has returned
latter a very pleasant visit with Toe-
- and Hamilton friends.
Brun
Tvliss Bose 03034gl1ey of ()1liiton
W18 visiting rnlati,Y0Si here iti'st wcflk,
Airs, leutbuu .oi' Luplcorres •lras move
til to ;town,
Mies'ltpbortson of Wing -hare, Was n''
guest of her 0d lather Aire,
� r � a fi , Ir.
Dofd, fret vcetfor.
ww NW days.
Mr, 11'In, Taylor .0f Morris left
last week for tile weit to lookniter
the affairs • of his son, Pte, Mattson
Taylor,
who Was killed In t etion
In
France �
.� n e la&t June.
Miss Mettle Mhxwrll and A'laster.
Thos. Maxwell Lpokib of Winnipeg
were guests wit( Mr, and Mrs, '1'. C.
McElroy last wveolt,
Sale Register
On '1'hid:edgy; Nov,. '8th, et Lot . 6,
Con. 1, Flullett, at 1 o'clock jr, n)„
solof farm stool( and implements.
lra em
op o
-R. J, Gibbings, proprietor:;• Thos.
Brown, auctioneer.
AUCZI0N SALL
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C7
-IOE
farm 5tock;Mr,Thos, Gundry has
bean instructed to;
gall by publie
auction du
Got 17, Co
n 0,
Mullett,ef
t
,
2b miles west of K nbu a, on the
farm recently tic cu
3
led b -Mr.
P
9
Bruce Medd, on Thursday, .Nov.
1st,. at 1 o'clock sharp, the follow-
ing : 'Uo_rses-L mare' 8 years old
in foal; 1 Mare 7 years old'. in foal,'
2 fillies 2 years old, 1: gelding 1
'year old, 1 colt 4 ,jnontils -olds.
'Cattle -10 cows supposed.'to Le in
calf '(dates given at sale), ' 20 fat
Heifers weighing 800 and 99Q 11is.,
'41iig steers, 15"yearlieg steers and
heifers, 13 spring calves,, a • number •,
of sheep and 100 White Leghorn and
grade liens: Terms -6 ' months'
credit on approV,ed joint nOtes, 5
percent, off 'for cash. Ani person •
wishing to leave cattle "till winter•
may do so .. -J as. Medd, Piopr.letor;
Thos.. Gundry, Auctianher: -12
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK
and Implements. -Mr. Thos, Brown
has been instructed tosellpub-
lic
byP
lic auc ioonLotCon. Hui-
1 auction 6, 0 1,
lett, on Thursday, Nov, 8th; 1.30.
sharp, the following : Horses -I
'brood mare 9 pears old supposed
to be in foal, 1 mare 4 years old
sired by; Glenrae, 1.. agricultural
gelding, 3 years old, 1•filly 2 years
old sired by Glenrae, , 1 filly • foal
sired by International, 1 driving
mare 0 years old,'1 driving pity 8
years.' old sired by Red -McKinney,
1 driving gelding 2 years old sired
by Red McKinney, Cattle -2 rows -
due in February, 2 cows due • in
April; 1 three year old heifer with
calf at.foot, 3 steers 2 years o10,
3 heifes rising 2 years, L steer
rising 2 years, 1 yearling steer, 4
spring calves. Pigs -11 chunk 3
months old, 2 brood . sows. 1 gan-
der and 2 geese. About 50 hens
and about 20 pullets. 1r Bell cut-
ting box with carriers, 1 Coleman
orusher .with bagger, 1 wagon, 1
wagon box new, 1 set sleiglis new, .!
1 buggy, 1 hay -rack, 1r Fleury( walk-
ing plow, 1 hay Dark, car, rope and
pulleys, 1 Melotte cream seperator
600 ib. capacity, 1 McTaggart [p -
Ding' mill, about 600 . bushels oats,
150 bu'shols barley and 200 bushels
mixed grain mostly fit for seed, L
Imperial' Oxford range. Terns-AIl
sums of $10 and under, cash ; rw or
that amount 11 months credit will
be given .on .furnishing approved
joint notes. A discount of 5 per-
cent straight off for cash on credit •
amounts. Hogs and grain in t
o
be
cash. Everything to be s:ati fac-
torily settled for before being re-
moved from the premises.-Rehert
J, Gibbings, proprietor ; '1lionras
Brown, auctioneer. 12-2
lee
Exemption Tribunals.
Exemption Boards have been chosen in such" a way as to make them absolutely independent and
removed from all influence. There are over 1,250 boards throughout the country, each composed of two
men, one appointed by the county judge fn the district concerned and one selected by a joint committee of
Parliament. Being familiar with local conditions where they sit, the members are well -fitted to appreciate
Such reasons for exemption as are put before them by men called up.
Exemption will be granted to those who can establish that it is in the national interest that they remain
in civilian life, This is for the Exemption Board to decide after having received full information in,each case.
The grounds on which exemption may be claimed (which are similar to the grounds recognized in
Great Britelle and the United States) are as follows: -
PO That ft la expedient In the national interest that the man should, instead of being employed in Military Servtee,be
engaged in other work in which he is habitually engaged.
(0) That it ie expedient in the national interest that the man should, inntead of being employed' in Military Service, be
engaged in other work in which he wishes to be engaged and for which he hes special qualifications.
(a) to bei It
or trained for any work for which he is then being educated and trained9 Service, he should continue
(5) - That serious hardship would ensue if the man were placed on active service, owing to his exceptional financial or
business obligations or domestla position.
411 Ifbhoalth or infirmity,
(f) Mahe consolont(ously objects to the undertaking of combatant lorries. and is prohibited from tieing so by tenets
and articles etfailN in effect on the sixth day of July 1917, of any organised religious denomittatron existing and
well recognized in Canada M such date, and to which lie in good faith belongs.
(g) That he should be exempt because disfranchised under the War Time Election Act.
No Claim for Exemption should be put forward unless ono or other of these grounds in fact exists,
and no loyal citizen should assist in, or allow himself to be made a party) to, any Claim for Exemption unless
thoroughly satisfied that it is made in good faith.
Exemption may he applied for by the men selected themselves or by their parents,,neat relatives et
employers. Appiicatiion for exemption must be made on printed forms to be found at every post office,
'Which arc to bo filled in and left with the postmaster if exemption is desired, The postmaster will forward
the form to a Registrar, who will send it to the approprlita Exemptiou Board, In duo time, then, the
Applicant will get notice as to when he must present hid case before the Board.
1 iLuta by The Mllllaty Servkc Cotfticlli
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0.4.141 .STRAYSSD,-n-F ii; O A'1 P 1.11,
premises Of the untlersiglred,- about
the' last,"01 ,Sept., a `, slrxlnd'. call,
heifer, black with white (nee; lis.
felanatibf1 regarding` same :Will be
• gratefully, .received bit J , T. °'1v1 o
Knight, BruCflAuld i
17 1
itB-
on
• 107, , --412
BARRED, ROCKS FOR -SAr.Jl',-A
number of ben -hatched
toccote1s at
two dollars uaejl, from selected
-heavy fell awl winter IAYe
is mated
with, Guild Strain vtlekorol. Pot
er hors
Partlull s p e or write Herbert
Wise, R. R. No, 3, Clinton, Phone
12 on 155, 12-3.
AN A'UCT'ION' SALI11 OF SEWING
Machines -now and second-hand, all
im first close condition, one of
other articles, also winter's supply
of wood;, and coal, will be held at
the office .of the undersigned, the
Normandie Blockon•S to daY,
Oct.
27th, at o'clock, Terms -5
and
under, Cash,, or over that ampuiit
6 months credit: A, Hooper, Clin-
ton, Proprietor, -12
HORSE FOR ;SALE -GOOD) WORIC
horse, works double or single.-Ap-
plY W. Kennedy,
Clinton -11
FOR SALE -LARGE SIZE AR'T
Souvenir Coal heater with oven,
In excellent. repair, Can be seem,
at: home of J. W, Elliott, Victoria
Street, Clinton. • 11-2
FOR SA 0: REASONABLE TERMS
Improved level one hundred acre
clay loam farm in Stanley town-
ship. 03 'acres cleared,' 7 acne
woods, good buildings, bank bans,
wibtdmill. Fine locality. For par-
ticulars apply Mrs. E. Graves, 7
Louis Aye., Windsor. -11
COCKERELS FOR SALE -I HAVE
a number of pure bred Ancona cock-
erels for •sale, (hatched from' eggs
from Rev. E. G, Powells famous
pens). Price 51.50 if taken before
Nov. let, $2.00 after that date.-
ChaF. Williams, Jr., R. R. No. 2,
Gliu • hone 11-143. -Lt
Clinton, P
HORSE FOR SALE. -GOOD FARM
work horse- : for , sale, -Apply, M. G.
Ransford. -10
FOR SALE -GOOD FRAME fI0115E
on Station street, in best of re-
pair, good cellar, hard and soft wat-
er. Best of location. -Apply to W.
G. Pickett, -10
VOTERS' LIS'i', 1917 -TOWN OF
Clinton, -Notice is hereby given
that I have transmitted or deliver-
ed to the persons mentioned in sec-
tion
ection 9 of The' Ontario Voters' List
Act the 'copies required by said sec-
tion to be so transmitted or de-
livered of the list, made pursuant
to said Act, of all persons appear-
ing by the last 'Assessment Roll of
the said Municipality to be entitled
to vote in the said Municipality
at elections for members of the
Legislative Assembly and at Mun-
icipal elections ; and that the said
list was first posted up at my of-
fice in the town hall, Clinton, on
the fifteenth day of October, 1917,
and remains there for inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voters
to take immediate proceedings to
have any errors or omissions cor-
rected ,according to law. Dated
this 18th day of October, 1917.-D.
L. Macpherson, Town Clerk, Clin-
ton. 11-2
FOR RENT
DES
IRA:3LE
property on Albert street, Clinton,
comprising residence and small
front shop. There is also a barn.
and large garden in conneetien.
Wi11 be sold cheap or will rent at
$5.00 per month. Apply to D.
Cook, Brussels, or Wm. Elliott,
Clinton. X07
COTTAGE FOR SALE OR TO
Rent -On Cutler street, • Clinton,
cottage containing 7 rooms, good
cellar, situation central For par-
ticulars apply to C. B. Hale or
Mrs. Butler, Clinton. -06
FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -14,
storey house on Huron street ; six
rooms, waterworks, large garden. -
Apply John Snyder, Iluron St. -02
FOR SALE OR RENT -NICE, COM-
fortable, brick house on Raglan
street,, town water and electric
light, two acres of land and or-
chard, also stable. Allin good re-
pair. -Apply D. Oantelon. -92
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 Olean Ladies
Suits, Gent's Suits dad all 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 7
It is your assnrenee 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 00 any new
buildings or repairing, let us help
you plan your, teeth, Out services
aro free,
J. :, MUSTARD
ISRUCEFIELD.
VANPED.-110QMVIP,ItS ()It 1304321).
ers. Comfertablo roozrrs.and bgard
if . desired,- M'rs, 55iol;ridge, Ontario
street. - JO
FARM F OIt SAL16,-LOT. is;
ll leAd S tli'h 1
o z sl t 7
1 pal of flet tall
1
n
, g
• 08 acres, with buildings, ii•'or pax-
tc r apply
i ala S to' 1t. W. Gibbings,
It, It: No. 4, Clinton. -0.7
LIVE
-POU-LTRY
ATED
every week. xlighest market price
Paid.
W. MARQUIS
I
R U
Q S
Phone 14-166 R. It. No, 1
CATCH THE BOAT
in time to reach your friends before
Xmas with that boxthey
that are
looking for and expect. We have
gathered in our store goods that they
appreciate and look for. Below we
give a partial lfst
Prepared Cocoa
Prepared Coffee
George Washington Coffee
Money
Salmon
Loaf Sugar
Sardines
• Cocoa
Pork and Beans
Olives
Water Ice Wafers
Gum
Chocolates
Etc., Ete,
Home cooking time is now on.
What shortening are you: using ? We
carry the three popular lines and if
you are not using them you will
appreciate the advantages offered you
hes lines f- CRISCO.
int a nes . o R O
DOMESTIC EASIFIRST
HIGHEST PRICES FOR. PRODUCE
Johnson & Co.
The Store of Quality.
Phone orders promptly care'd 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 witb
advancing years, but can be cleared
with properly fatted glasses. Spec-
tacles are our• specialty. Wei 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. A:courate scientific meas-
urements and tests.
Now that the long evenings , aro
Imre come in and get a Phonola and
enjoy the grand opera and the band.
Have 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 duty to pay. Drop
in and hear it and be convinced.
If there is a watch or clock in
to go
your house that refusesbring
it in the first -time you aro coming
to town.. A few minutes time or a
few cents cost may make it as good
as new, acid you wont have to wait
weeks on it as you will find it ready
when promised.
R. H. JOHNSON
(Next to Hovey's Drug Store)
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
Agent [Or Phouolas.
:Clinton Carriage Shop
i0GUn,
ENGINES
Mogul Gasoline Engines from 1 to
25 h.p.
McCORMICK MACHINERY
Mowers Binders - Rakes
I•iay Loaders Sitio-delrvpry Rakes
Bean Cultivators - Soufriere
Oliver Plows - Peerless Gates.
11IcLaughlin and Boyne Buggies
and Carriages
Some good second -haled buggies for
sale cheap,
iluggy tires channeled and
re-rubbered.
All kinds of hard and soft oils,
greases, etc., kept in stock. '
Tops and side curtains of all kinds
repaired.
All work neatly and promptly, done,
WILSON ELLIOTT
Phone 73 - Huron street
WE WANT NOW
A Reliable Agent in Iiuron county
to sell Pelhaahl's Peerless Fruit and
Ornamental 'trees during fall and
winter months, C400d any, exclusive
territory, free selling equipment.,
Over 600 acres of the choicest
nursery stock, including now varieties
controlled by us, handsome up-to-
date selling equipinent wird a, splen-
did Canadian -grown steels to eller
customers; We are not jobbers.
Write how for ageuoy terms to
PT+1LT•HAM NURSERY, 00.
Toronto, Ont.
N.13.-Cataloguo scut on nowt to
applicants for Whole's qr perahagere
of Misery stock,
. D. W. HAMILTON
A otic lot Ctodorich apd olln.tdti
mi LAVAL
Cream Sewn,
tors
II)Ef1'.T; rG r'een-
d Silos,
1as
e .
4ttPHA 1)e
La'pal ]ingines'
BOIs10R
Lithe), Carriers
alders
Stalls and
Stauneions
Water to B we
Q l
Newcombe
Pianos
A.mberola
Gramophones
Largestoc(c of
ea:rain at7 . Edison Records
MADE N CANADA on hand
Always Home Saturdays
for Repairing
HAMILTON
D. W
PIIONE 207
Huron St., Clinton
GIRLS WANTED !
WE GAN GIVE
EMPLOYMENT TO eel
FEW MORE KNIT-
TERS, ETC. APPLY
AT ONCE.
Clinton Knitting Co.
LIMITED:
Auto Livery
Phone 80
Oliutou rapp .e
�
J. H. Paxman, Prop.
A McLaughlin 5 passenger
car for sale, also a Studebaker
7 passenger. Both are in
first-elas9 condition.
Come here to . have your car .
overhauled and put in winter.
storage,
--4'--
A FULL LINE OF
BICYCLES (New and second
'hand), DOMINION NOBBY
TREAD TIRES, ACCESS-
ORIES.
OPEN ALL NIGHT
THE CORNER STORE
hive and Let Live
7 ■
ecia S iD
Soap
Electric
'Cosmos
White Knight
and Capital Naptbla-
5 cents per cake or 2h
cakes for 51.00.
SPECIAL
Finnan Haddie
• Cod Fish
Sweet Potatoes
Celery
Grapes
Oranges
and Bananas.
Butter and Eggs Wanted -Highest
prices, casli or trade.
E. E. I UNNIFORD
It Pays to Feed
good feed to your horse or; other
live stook. Pays in better condition
or in greater production. We carry,
the hest feed we can obtain. In
spite of that fact you'll not find our
prices any higher than you now' pay.
W. Jenkins & Son.
FLOUR ANI) FEED,
Phone 109, highest prices pard 'tor
Grain and Wool. Elevator,
Residence phone 0-1424
illallettlatatiMatigillagetelleSOMPOMMeatearste
577115 1,1141) WI.'TII--=,
Aow Frits
ANOTHER- CONSIGNMENT
N
T
i�
0
Pie Raisins iii" 2 11)8, for 2511
Cooking Figs •Cr' 3 lbs. for 25e
Seedless Raisins, loose,
per ib, 1.5c
Seedless • Raisins; per,
package..,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,.,15e
New Poeis,;
Currants,
.
Ntjtt
and everything.
to make your
0luistnras cake.
r
T.O'Neli
The club Grocery
•
CREAM WANTED. DAIRYMEN
having cream to sell write to us
for cans, We supply two cans free.
Pay cif express charges and issue
_.cheques twice each month, cheques
payable at par. We pay the high-
est market prices consistent with
an honest test. Testing done by a
competent man. Each can careful-
ly, weighed, sampled and tested on
arrival and statement returned.
Those in the vicinity of Kinbura
may leave their bream witb Mr:
Hall who will deliver it here:
Write for cans hgivet
' Wa andistrial
a
Patrons in the , vicinity of Vara
may deliver their cream to Beatty
Bros. Store and it will be taken
care of there -The Seaforth Cream-
ery., Box 488. Seaforth. Ont. -00`
Pouiltry
Vanted
Our. Feeding filantntag-
opeaed, for the season, ;
and from now on we
will be in the market
for all the poultry,
that you have for
sale.
PouJtrt will be taken
in every Wednesdays
morning at 'Holmesville
and every day at Clin-
ton. ,
Specialprices will [ie
paid for properly fin-
ished milk -fed chickens
over 5 lbs. each..
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
CLINTON
N. W. Trewartha, 1 Phone 10(Y
Manager or Holmesville 4 on 142
Leave Your Order Early
for
Eavetroughing,
Heating or Plumbing
you're going to have done
this year
PRICES ARE
ADVANCING FAST
THOS. HAWKINS.
Agent for liecla Furnaces
Sinop over Rowlan'd's Hardware,
PHONE 53,
The BigStore
DREADNAUGHT
RUBBER BOOTS
We have them In alt
sires, They, are vul-
canized under pressure
like an at,to tire which,
ceinetats the parts to-
gether in one solid
mass, tliereby parent-
ing blisters and git'fug
them the same wear-
resisting qualities as
the tire. Wee - ryg
sell thein at,..•1/4/6 /
Also Dreadnaught Ruli•'
hors in two bucklo
ata d lane $8425
Nothing wears like them �iillt the
Rubber Line.
We also Gell the Rubber Root with,
red soler at t4.50.'
J. J0 .nsbery
LONDESBORO
THE BIG STORE WITH l",YattLE
PRICES. k