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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1917-11-22, Page 5November 22nd, 1917 Of Interest to , You and .NIO. - elle" premier proposes conscription eine a Mon Government to enforce o peraptspz, Sir V lYai d sit i y proposes fair word, Woodstock Son- Aiizei-1Zeviee, (Liberal). "When the curtain et fire rias shifted Aad We'00 soraulblhag over frac' top, -And the hearts or the !eve 'are up - And the Germans beginning ,to hop, No one stops to ask of the others How they voted in contests of yore, For we're all British comrades NO brothers And we're Grit and Tory uo more." "Wrapped in whatever comforting .phrase one may choose for •this at• titude, The Reformer believes it only moans diel' Canada will be taken out .•of.the war against Getinndy if Sit Wilfrid Laurier wins, '-,S.itncoe Re lamer (Liberal). This is what The News -!record has been urging 'right along, Those who • want to: quit ; those who don't caro who wins this war ; those who would as soon as }tot see Gorman win, will .vote for Laurier. A11 who 'Melly 'want to see Canada go on doing her honest share in the present conflict will support the ,Union Government, « .. The ▪ following, which appeared as a leading editorial in Tuesday's Globe, •should serve to open the eyes of ' ...skew who are hugging " to their heats the hope that, if Sir Wilfrid Laurier is returned to power some- how- he .will see that the Canadians at the front are given reinforcements .and Canada will continue doing her share. Both Liberal speakers at Monday's mass meeting in Clinton .hedged the question of military ser- vice, each ,trying to give the impres- aion that the 100,000 men would be sent no matter who was premier, The Globe has no such ilhtsion and states the Matter clearly and honest- - ljr - "Up and down the country shrewd jroiitical workers are carrying on a ,clever door-to-door campaign among .former supporters of Sir Wilfrid, Laurier. The electors are asked to trust hint to do the right thing should he be returned to power, He is as eager to win ,the war, they are told, as any other 'patriotic Cana- diam, and will assuredly not stop the despatch of reinforcements from Can- ada to make good the losses of the gallant lads who are fighting at the • front, The appeal is an utterly dishonest one, and. those making it should be asked To' state their authority.' Sir Wilfrid Laurier has not given any warrant in his published utterances- lor the assertion that he would per- senit the hundred thousand men to be ,saenvided •under the Military Service -- feet; eor any part of them, to Pro- ceed overseas. His manifesto states 'explicitly his psosition : 'As to the present Military Act, my policy will be not to proceed father under its provisions until ,the people have an opportunity to leronounce upon it by way of a xeterendum. I pledge myself fotth- witb to submit the Act ,to the peo- ple, ,and, with my followers, to 'carry out the wishes of tbeanajox- i£y of the nation as thus express- ed.' ' 13y this declaration ,Sir Wilfrid Laurier is pledged to suspend the operation of ,the Military. Service Act 41 ever he has the power to. do so. Not a man wound be raised or drill- -ed under its provisions, and assured - 1y not a man raised and drilled un- .der the law before his accession to power would be despatched to France. This complete paralysis of our mili- tary illtary effort would continue until al- ter the promised reloreodtul, the re- sult of whiclu would not be known un - ,til the campaigning season of 1918 was well under way. ...I -The political canvasser who, in .face of Sir Wilfrid Laurier's express •declaration of his intention to Pro- ceed no further under the Act, as- •serts.t]nat he would not stand in the way di the immediate despatch of reinforcements is accusing his leader of insincerity and breach of faith. IIe is practically intimating that Sir 'Wilfritl's actions will bo -directly the opposite of his declared intentions, The Globe has 10) lulu- •sinus about the matter, 11 believes Celt Sir Wilfrid will do the thing he says he will .do. ;Should be come to power, not •a man raised or trained 4lnder the Military! Service Act .will be sept' forward to reinforce our gal- lant fellows at the frol-it till the re - .s113 of the referendum is know'e, More than that, Wore Sir Wilfrid Laurier to come to power with' a solid Quebec anti -conscription fol- lowing behind him, he could not, if he would, interpret his pledge as permitting concurrence in any action taken by the Unionist Government •under, the Act, : Already the Nation- alist wing of 'his supporters in Que- bec demands an additional. pledge that any men who may be scut across the Atlantic under the operation of the Act be ordered home until the Tesult, of the prooneed referendum •, aseknown. It is because the (Boge believes Sir 'Wilfrid Laurier Will• unhesitatingly pursue the course set 0101 to MS man- ifesto, and, by doing sowill paralyze (lauada's effort to provide reinforce- ments in the supreme crisis .of_ the war, that it asks . its readers who favor the Military Service Act to •vote against the candidates of Sir Wllfrid Leutiet. N1) man in this "contest can honestly call himself a Laurier supporter while refusing to :accept the mast iinpotelant planet of Sir Wilfrid's platform -the suspension •'of the Misiterq. Service Act, There is a great teal of manoeuvring on 'the part of candidates who fleslre to settee the aaprort of both Liberal liuionists' Mid Linnen: Lihorete lay leaving obscure their: attitude in relation to the Military Settee Aet, Tire Weems, whose ' support they seek, .are entitled to a straight air ewer to the straight question t Are u 1immediate P vp t r0d- • spetels of reinforcements to Tarance, and will you, if eleeted, vote to sus- tain the Union Government, which alone protnises the despatela ot suee rrct ' relit/acme nfo a-Wantst Sir Wilfrid Leurier's candidates ought not to get the support of any friends of the Military Service Act, They will get the suj port of all tiro opponents of •the Act, and their course in Parliament, no wetter what may be said in the door-to-door visitation now in progress, will be determined in the party caucus. No enemy of the Military Service Aot will vote lox a Unionyit candidate, Why should any Unionist elector vote for a Laurier Liberal whose leader proclaims from the housetop his in- tention to suspend the operation of the Act the moment he is in a posi- tion to do so 7 The electors of Ontario must•ehoose between he in nediato d e n t tt an effective reinforcement di• of tilao au Canadian � : o C a .ti too ps .in Ilurope and the return of Sir ' W il f td Lanier toponer. Thecannot have both," A Letter From Santa Claus. North Pole, Nov, 19, 1917 To Thos. Jackson, • Clinton, Ontario. Dear Uncle Tont,-I ant writing you early this year to say that I want you and my old friend, "Win Shep- pard," to get up another Big Enter- tainment before Xmas, and make the afternoon show free for all the kids of the Public school and all the kide that expect to go when they get bigger and all their grandmoth- ers, but charge everyone who goes for the evening entertainment and use the proceeds for a -free show to my old friends down at the Ilouse of Refuge and also try and give a donation to the Huron County l hil- dren's Aid Society, Ask that pretty bunch of High school kids who. sang last year to singe again and sell tickets. I am sure everyone will buy a ticket for a good show and a good cause. I am writing to a lot of people down there to donate some presents to give away. ..If they re- spond to niy call try and make 25 percent, of the tickets sold good for a present', I ant writing Illy old college churn, Gal Holloway, to save a tori of coal for one'prize and Jim Ford for a bag of potatoes and Billy. Johnson fur a bag of flour, so the prizes will be useful. Trusting you will get busy on this entertainment, .I ani Your old friend, -SANTA CLAUS. ' P. S, -Don't let that Old Joker down at The Knitting Co, play any jokes on the people at this enter- tainment. Wedded in Goderich Township A very pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Aldworth of Goderich township, at high noon..oa Wednesday of last week, when their daughter, Ruby Mae, was united in marriage to Mr, .John A. Dempsey of Goderich township, son of Mr, and Mrs, John Dempsey of Clinton, The Rev, A. Macfarlane performed the ceremony. The bride entered the parlor leaning, on the arm of her .father to the strains of Lo a ren's wedding march, played by Mrs, Lloyd Aldworth, the bride's sister-in-law, She .looked very charming in her smartly tailored suit of navy blue serge : and black ]tat. After partaking of a dainty wedding luncheon Mr. and Mrs. Demp- sey left), antic shovers of confetti and good wishes, fora honeymoon trip to Kitchener and other, points East. 'The young couple were tee recipients of many useful and handsome gifts. Their very many; friends extend good wishes to there for a happy and pros- perous life, together, Clinton News -1 eco- rd Never DisappointsYou You'll neverbe disappointed or have to worry about your cooking or baking if you use a ('Pandora.", Ia this range nothing has been omitted that ' could make it more epacient9 economic. al or durable. Write for free booklet; McClant PANDORA -RANGE LA34AON TORONTO MONTREAL" WINNIPEG VANCOUV$it `10 QT. JOBzi n.n. HAMILTON CALGARY Ip sA NATOON BAMONTO.R FORA SALE BY HARLAND EROS. 1 Goderich Township h i hc: Young Ladies' "Patriotic So ciety will meet next weep at tine home of Miss Edni1. Wise, • Summerhill The Rod Cross 5ocietp will meet at the home of 'Mfrs. W. I3, Ball on Thursday next, Mr, and Mrs. N. Ball, Mr, and ' Mrs: 0. Clifton and Mrs.. G. Tyner lnotored to Dungannon and spent the i't7eek-end. Mr. Jim Johnston is horse after spending the summer at Crediton. C;Marriages JACKSON -MAYOR - At Frederic- ton, ',.B., on Nov. 7th, Murray Depew Jackson of Port Colborne, only sort of Mr. F. T. Jackson of Clinton; to Olga Catharine iltavor of Fredericton, D11MPSEY-ALDSWORTFJ.In God- orich township, on Nov, 140, by the Rev. A, Macfarlane, Ruby Mae; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Aidsworth, to John A. Dempsey, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Dempsey of Clinton. ELLIOTT FINLAySON-At Toron- to; on Nov. 8th, Mary. Finlayson, daughter of the late William Fin- layson of Seafortle, to Ricliard Elliott, youngest son of the late Wm. Elliott, Births JENKINS-At Medicine Flat,, Alta., on Nov. 8rd, to Mx, and Airs. W. S. Jenkins, a daughter,. Deaths Bbl L S -At Crookston, 1htinuesota, on N'0ov.''1611), H. Ida Boles, daugh- ter of Mrs, M. +1. Boles, former- ly of Clinton, MAY -At Long Beach, California, Al- bert May, formerly of Goderich township. G ATLNBTJRY-In Goderich, on Nov. 11th, Robert A:" Gatenby, aged 84 years, -3 months and 21. stays. BROWN -In Exeter, on Nov. 12th, James 0. Brown, aged 44 years. BARKER -At (Welch, on Novem- her 120, Emma Margaret Gra- ham, wife of John Barter in her 57111 year, - MEETING. OF HURON COUNTY Council -The council of the corpor- ation of the County. of Huron will meetin the council chamber, In the Town of Goderich, on Tuesday, the 411i day 0f December next, at the hour of 3 o'clock. Dated Nov. 20, 1917,-W. Lane, Clerk. 10-2 MR, GEORGE. A. .FRYF0GL1:. OF Wiugham will be in Clinton on Sat- urday of this week with the inten- tion of forming a'violin and piano class. Anyone wishing to consult Mr. Fry/ogle kindly leave name at The News -Record- office before the 2411) inst, and"1)e will ball and talk the matter over with thein, 16-1 Our Own Country A'NA DA� YOU .CAN KNOW CANADA BETTER AND, WELL BY READING• 1 AC1I. MONTH lelaoLLAN'S MAGAZINE. YOil will find no other magazine more entertaining and none otb- er so satisfying -so much worth while to you as•a Canadiian in love with your own country. Among its regular and frequent eon- trtbutors are these distinguished authors : Sir Gilbert Parker . Robert W. Service L. B. Mates Stephen Leacock ' - Agnes C. Limit Man Sullivan Phillips Oppenheim , Nellie McClung Peter McArthur Arthur Stringer Lord Northcliffe H. 1^', Gadsby Mrs. L. M. Montgomery Arthur E. ivl',eF'aa9ane These oontribiitors are a pledge to you of the quality of -MACLIEAN'S MAGAZINE and of the Canadian savor which is distinctive of MACLEAN'S. Some of the Department fen tures 0f every issue of MAC - 1 P AN'S are REVII':W OF REVIE S -a condensation of .the best biographical, scientific, -literary and, descriptive articles appearing in current periodical literature. THE Bti.SSNi9SS OUTLOOK -an informative article dealing with commerce, finance, lnvestme nts acrd insurance --f01• the man in the street. ' W0)1'LN ANI) 'THEIR WORI1-a department of 'special interfact to Canadian women, SO YOU SEs] IIOW C'OMT'Lleel11 75 MACLEAN'S MAGAZINE AS a good Canadian, desirous o1 !lowing your Canada hotter and well, 8 0lisellbe to MACT 1•EAN'S MAGAZINE -for yourself; boom and 101011 5 wbonm your wish to laver with some exbibit of your gn0tl-wilt. Sabeetiption mice is 82.00 pet 7191y.t alter Doe. 151,11. Or- der from youi bookseller, oiysdi'sect 100171 1110 publishers- « The MaeLean Publishing C ,Ltd,,155 leo versit Ave, Toronto FARM FOR SALE -49 ACRES SIT- hated, I -u t d, one mileaor of the village ago of Londesboro, being north half of Lot 20, Con, 12, leullett, Bank barn 86x56, straw shed, driving shed 26x30, cement silo 12x27, frame house with kitchen, Build- ings in good repair and ' erred in good shape, mostly all in grass. No, 8 school stands on corner of farm, occupying the fiftieth acre. For further particulars apply to Richard Shaddick, Londesboro, 16-7 PROTES'T'ANT TEACHER WANTED -For S. S. No. 9, Goderich Tp,, Normalite preferred. Duties to commence Jan. 3rd, 1016. State salary, qualifications, and exper- ience. Applications received to Nov. 30th, -Jesse Gray, Sec., R. R. No. 3, Clinton. 15-3 AUCTION ,SALE 0•F FARM STOCK and Implements, -The undersigned has instructed Mr. Thos: Brown to sell by public auction at Lot 38, Con, 1, Tuckersmith, on Thursday, Nov. 29th at one o'clock p.m., the following ; Stock -Mare 8 years olid, aged mare, cow due Dec. lst, 2 cows due last of March, 3 two- year-old steers, 2 one -year-old heif- ers, 5 one -year-old steers, 3 spring calves, 50 hens, about 25 pullets, Implements -0 -ft, binder, 0 -ft. M- Corm'iek mower, hay rake, Massey- Harree drill with cutter teeth, disc harrow, set harrows, plow, root puiper, fanning mill, hay felt, car, rope, pulley and slings,; wagon, set bob sleighs, 2 water troughs, bug- gy,seuitler r ,gra el box, set double harness, set single harness, hay rack, sugar kettle, De Laeal cream separator, grindstone, ladder, some seed oats and other articles too numerous to mention. Terms -All sums of $10 and under, cash. On over that amount 12 months credit will be given on furnishing approv- ed joint notes. 5 percent. straight off for cash on credit amounts. Grain to he cash. Everything to ba satisfaletorily settled for before being removed from the premises.- George remises-George Watts, Proprietor ; " Thos. Brown, Auctioneer. 15-2 LOST. -BETWEEN DR. AXON'S residence, Clinton, and Blyth, a blue and red automobile rug. Find- er kindly communicate with Dr. Axon, Clinton, -1t5 HORSE FOR SALE -GOOD WORK horse, works double or single. -Ap- ply W Kennedy, Clinton. -11 FARM FOR SALT:', -LOT, 25, IIUR- on Road, Tucker inith, containing 98 acres, with buildings. For par- ticulars apply to R. W. Gibbings, R. R. No, 4, Clinton. -07 RATEPAYERS ARE REMINDED that payment of the second instal- ment of taxes should be made as early as possible. Tho last day for payment is Doc. 1411), after which five percent. will be added. No notice other than this adver- tisement will be given. Bring your tax statement when malting pay- ment. ay- ment -Jos. Wheatley, Tex Collec- tor. Clinton, Nov, het, 1917. 1,3-7 TUBERCULOSIS SUNDAY Last year, as in years past nearly every Clergyman and School Teacher in Ontario helped to spread the Gospel of Good Health on Tuberculosis Sun- day and Tuberculosis Day in the Schools, This year, under the auspices of the National Sanitarium Association, en- dorsed by the leading Clergymen of alt Denominations and by the Depart- ment of Education, Sunday, November 25111, and Monday, November 20tH; have been appointed for the annual observance of these days. At no tune in the history of the world has the necessity for 'physical fitness been so great as it is to -day. One has but to scan the reports of re- jections for active service abroad to note . the many that are mull, "Yon have tuberculosis!" has been the pro- nouncement to thousands of young men in Canada and the United States during the past few menthe. A thorough physical examination a year ago right have exposed the! weakness and prevented th0 develop- ment of this dread disease; and yet, in spite of such a walling, thousands of men and 'women willcontinue to disregard the clanger until they too have become vietiins of Consumption: If• you would avoid this disease, watch your health, avoid needless wor- ry and over -wont; see that your food is nourishing and that it is served al regular intervals. Above all -get out in the sunshine every minute you 011)1 spare; 000 that the, windows in year place of business ant{ in your home are 0110)1 so that dee anti night you may he assured of a plentiful supply of pure, fressi az1, 1 C'OO11JS'1tb11,S FOR SALE --•I HAVE a number of pure bred Ancona ceche 01016 for sale, (liettched, from eggs from 50V, 10, CI., Pewotl's famous pens)., Price $1.00 5 talrrn before Nov. let, 82,00 eller, t at d at -. Chas, Yt'illlams, ,91,, It, €e, No. 2, Clinton, Pltone 11-140, -111 COTTAG•17 FOIL SALE Ole TO I or -0 t at n Cutler street, Clinton, cottage containing 7 rooms, good cellar, situation central. For par - teeters apply to 0, el, Halo or Mrs. Butler, Clinton. -06 F011) SALE -GOOD' FRAME HOUSE Oa Station street, In best of re- pair, good cellar, hard and soft wat- er. hest of loeatlon,--App]y to W, G. Pickett: a -10 HOUSE. • FOR.. SA L11, - B 10 I C I{. house with all modern oonvenienoes, also good stable, corner Rattenulury and William .streets, For particu- lars apply to Mrs, James Twitchell on promisee. --14 YOUR CLOTHES iE L LO I S CL ANEDR E- 0 Paired and Pressed and at the. shortest possible notice. Bout Lad- les' and Gentlemen's clothes, We guarantee to do good work. I am prepared to French Dry Olean L adies Suits, Gent's Sults and all kinds of Woolen clothing including Sweat- ers, etc. A11 orders promptly at- tended to. Rooms over Johnson's jewelry Store, -wan, J. Jago. -00, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC The undersigned have decid- ed, owing to the high cash prices they have to pap and the difctdty of borrowing money under tate present cir- cumstances, to put their bus- iness on a strictly cash basis. Therefore, on and after the • 1st day of December, 1917, terms will be strictly cash •and alI outstanding accounts owing to the firm must be paid, either by note or cash., by. 1st day of January, 1918. FORD S MCLEOD 15-3 Christmas Soon Here The festive time • is fast approach- ing and it is one time of year when every housewife, especially the house- wife, desires to have an appetizing table for her family, especially in fine of a Xmas cake, You will do well to purchase the ingredients for your CCmas cake at our state, our new fruits are of the highest quality. Choice Valencia Raisins, 2 lbs, for • 250 Seeded. and Seedless Raisins, per package - 15e Seedless Raisins, loose, .per lb. e5c (Use in place 00 Currants) ~ Our new stock of nuts,, currants and peels have arrived and they are what the busy housewife desires. For butter use lasifarst of Crisco it's better. For pies we have some extra nice mince meat at 180 pet lb, or 2 lbs. for 35e. Special -Pure laundry soap, 5 for 250, 21 bars for $1.00. Good supply of vegetables on hand. Highest Prices for Produce. HIGHEST PRICES FOR PRODUCE Johnson & Co. The Store of Quality. Phone orders promptly cared for. PHONE 111. , E. E..• I RD HUNN FO N0'1"I" 0U'7, -AN e' PERSON '1'71I1PJ- paseine due the purpose of trapping or hunting upon the protnises of ,.,• the undeJSJgned, Lot 85, Con, 18, Cioderieh towlsllip, wilt be prose- u 0 bed a<rcurLiing to Iaw,-,.,1pshua ,Sherman, . - 15_-3 GI.RLS WANTED ! WE CAN GIVE EMPLOYMENT TO Al FEW MORE KNIT- TERS, ETC, APPLY AT ONCE, Clinton Knitting .'Co. LIMITED. LIVE PQULTRY: WANTED every week._ Highest .market' price paid, W. MARQUIS Phone 14-166 - 11. R. No. 1 Selected Potatoes Wanted ! for . immediato delivery, We take diem, any day, Highest market price paid. We want then before cold spell comes. JAS. STEEP 6 CO. Box 102 ,Phone 126 THE CORNER STORE Live and Let Live BUY CANNED GOODS NOW Once more we are permitt- ed by alae, Food Cantroller to sell canned' goods. qutintities' are limited. Perhaps we ought not to be encouraging you to stock up now. Flow - ever, we put it up to you to be. foresighted. 'FISH Finnen Haddie Criseoes Fillets • Cod Fist: ICipperines. P le 0 D U 0 Pt W A. • N T E 1) 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 with properly fitted glasses. 'Spec- tacles aro our specialty. Wet 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,Iong evenings are here conte 111 and get a Ithonola and enjoy the grand opera and the band. Have your own entertainer and keep the famil; 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 oh hand. The Mee is lower than any other as we - do not have any duty to pay. Drop in and hear it and he convinced. If there is a watch or clock in your house that refuses to go bring it in the first time you are coining to town., A feta minutes time or a few cents cost may make it as good as new, and you wont have to wail weeks on it as yeti willfind it ready. when pron1isetl. R. H. JOHNSON (Next to Hovey's Drug Store) Issuer pf Marriage Licenses. Agent for Pltonolas, WE WANT NOW A Reliable Agent in Huron comity to sell Pelham's Peerless Fruit and Ornamentaltrees during fail and winter months. Good pay, exclusive territory, free soiling equipment,, Over 000 neves of the eboicnet -nursery stook, including new vat:toties controlled by urs, handsome up -to- date selling equipment and a splen- did Canadian -•grown stock to offer customers. We are not jobbers, Write floW for agency terms to 100111IAM NURSERY CO. Toronto, Ont. NAL -Catalogue sent on te7nos0 to applicants for agrecfes ler puc.ihasere. of initsery stock, t LET US LOAD - some of our baled hays and feed on our truck the next time it is going in your direction, which will be Ivory, soon. Just as an experiment we ask you totry them on your horse for a while. If it doesn't result in your becoming a steady customer for our 1' hay and fend we miss our guess. Once used always a user has been our experience, W. Jenkins & Son. FLAT -R AND FEED. Phone 190. Highest prices paid fox Grain and Wool. Elevatoia. Residence phone '2-142. CREAM WANTED. - DAIRYMEN having cream to sell 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 pay the high- est market prices consistent with an honest test. Testing done by a competent man. Each can cerelul- ly weighed, sampled and tested on arrival and statement returned. Those in the vicinity of ICinbure may leave their create with Aix. Llall' who will deliver it hero. Write for cans and give its a trial. Patrons in the violtity of Varna may deliver their cream to Pleat -bp .faros. Store And it will be tame caro of there -The Seatorth C"ream- cry,, Bei 480, Se/Satin Ont. --00 eemeneasetiatelasepawassowearemsatamatmenet FISH' FOR FRIDAY Freda Herring Halibut British Columbia Salmon. and Finnan Haddie . J iii.' H. P i' Y The klub Grocery J 4 4 4 4 Do You Know' Wh at This Label Means ? Do you know what this label means 7 " It is your assurance of perfect satisfaction in aI1 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, Iet us help you plan your work. Our services are free. J. B. MUSTARD BRUCEF IBLD. Ponitry Wautcd Our. Feeding Plant has . 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 takes in every Wednesday morning at Holmesville and every day at Clin- ton, t Special prices will lie paid. for properly fin- ished milk -fed chioleens over 5 lbs. each. Imemmompt :i GUNN, LANGLOIS CO. CLINTON N. W. Trewartha, Phone' 190 Manager or Holmesville 4 on 140 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 Hecla Furnaces . Sleep over Rowland's Hardware. PHONE 53, Clinton Carriage Shop MOGUL ENGINES Mogul Gasofine Engines from 1 to, 25 h.p. NIoCORMICK MACHINERY Mowers - 23iaders Rakes Tray Loaders Side -delivery hakes }.lean Cultivators Stainers Oliver Plows• - Poetess Gatos. McLaughlin and Boyne Buggies and Carriages Some good second-hand 11099105 for sale cheap. Doggy bites channeled awl re-tlthbered. .All kinds of hard awl soft oils, greases, ore., kept in stoolr, Tops ‘and. side curtains of all kitale repaired. All work neatly and pr01)1ptiel done. dvlLSoN El,LIOTT Phone 73 Iluron sttiriot e.